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God in the Darkness: Mysticism and Paradox in the Poetry of George Herbert and Henry Vaughan.

Acker, Elizabeth Anne2001

… appear in the poetry of both George Herbert and Henry Vaughan, the general consensus among critics has acknowledged the mysticism of Vaughan while ignoring its roots in Herbert's writings. Among the leading authorities on the poetry of Herbert, there has been a general tendency to dismiss, …

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The Transformation of Immanence: From the Augustinian Faith of Henry Vaughan to the Rationalist Faith of S.T. Coleridge

Ryan, Tristum M.

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Faith and Scriptural History in Early Modern Religious Writing

Ashmore, Joseph LorcanUniversity of Cambridge2019

… thesis—Lancelot Andrewes, Sir Thomas Browne, Henry Vaughan and John Milton—were aware that the history narrated by the Bible had the potential to be misread. Relying on historical evidence when reading scriptural accounts risked making the foundations of religious belief dependent upon human …

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Hallowed ground: literature and the encounter with god in post-reformtion england, c. 1550 - 1704

Martin, Michael Thomas2012

… In chapter four, "The Rosicrucian Mysticism of Henry and Thomas Vaughan," I trace the influence of Rosicrucianism in the writing of the poet Henry Vaughan and his twin brother, the alchemist and priest Thomas Vaughan, as a symbiosis disclosing a kind of mysticism more consciously informed by …

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