Titlebook: Representing Righteous Heathens in Late Medieval England; Frank Grady Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2005

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Conclusion Virtuous Pagans and Virtual Jews,gan, which appears in book 7 in six manuscripts of Macaulay’s second recension of the .. One summer, in the wilderness between Cairo and Babylon, two men fall in with one another by chance. As they travel and talk, one asks the other, “What man art thou, mi lieve brother? / Which is thi creance and

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Conclusion Virtuous Pagans and Virtual Jews,men fall in with one another by chance. As they travel and talk, one asks the other, “What man art thou, mi lieve brother? / Which is thi creance and thi feith?” (7.3220–21). As we have seen, such an inquiry into a stranger’s “creance” puts us in virtuous pagan territory, and the traveler’s answer confirms our expectation