Middle English Literature

Siferwas, John, illuminator
, 133–5;
Lovell Lectionary, 135
Sigismund, Holy Roman emperor
1410–37, 47, 51
silence, 4
sins, 2–3, 13, 114–17, 166; pride,
4–5, 13, 219–24, 267; see also sex
Slavs, see Others

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299
Smithfield, London, 151, 175, 186,
188–9, 226–9
Sodom and Gomorrah, 117; see also sex
sodomy, see sex
South English Legendary, 147
Southampton, Suffolk, 172
Spenser, Sir Hugh, see Despenser
Stanford-le-Hope, Essex, 177
Statute of Laborers (1351)
, 163–4,
166–9
, 174
Statutes of the Realm
, 164–9
, 215–16,
216–19
strangers, see Others
Strayler, Alan, illuminator
, 154;
Golden Book of St. Albans, 155
Strohm, Paul, xxxi
Sudbury, Simon, archbishop of
Canterbury 1375–81, 175, 180,
181–2, 184–6
Suffolk, 175, 178, 236
Suffolk, earl of, Michael de la Pole
(ca. 1330–89), 69, 181
Suffolk, earl of, Robert de Ufford
(1298–1369), 171
sumptuary, 4, 7, 41, 44, 54, 55, 98,
116, 123, 127–8, 129, 130, 132,
158–9, 165, 167, 210, 215–24,
228, 266–7; legislation (1336,
1337, 1363, 1463–4, 1477,
1483), 215–19
Surrey, duke of, see Kent
Surrey, earl of, see Arundel
Suso, Heinrich (ca. 1295–ca. 1366),
Horologium sapientiae (Clock of
Wisdom), 1
Sustead, Norfolk, 126
Tartary, 170–1
taxation, 21, 79, 163–4, 168–9, 174,
175, 176, 177; see also tithes
textual analysis, see enarratio
Thalestris, queen of the Amazons, 90,
91–2, 107
Theophrastus (ca. 372–ca. 287 bce),
Aureolus liber Theophrasti de
nuptiis, 238
Thirning, William, 72, 83, 87
Thomas, Ernest, 236
Thomas of Hereford, St. (ca. 1218–82),
174
Thomas of Woodstock, see Gloucester,
duke of