The Life of Saint Katherine of Alexandria Carole S. Chasle evangelical Christians will appreciate one

evangelical Christians will appreciate one of their own who has spent four decades of prayerful engagement

After an extraordinary and tumultuous personal journey of some years

Washington Matthews's The Night Chant contains one of the few extensive descriptions of this important ceremony

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to which Tolstoy received access by a special decree from the late Russian President Boris Yeltsin

The Life of Saint Katherine of Alexandria Carole S. Chasle evangelical Christians will appreciate oneThe fifteenth century scholar and Augustinian friar John Capgrave took as his subject the virgin martyr Katherine of Alexandria, who was an anomalous cultural icon, a scholar, and a sovereign whose story unsettled traditional gender stereotypes yet was widely popular throughout Western Europe. Capgrave's Life of Saint Katherine of Alexandria (ca. 1445) stands out among the hundreds of surviving vernacular and Latin narrations about the saint by its