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Coronation Ode and Latin Poem No. 19 with Ben Jonson's Annotations, Courtesy of the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury Cathedral and its Library (Facsimile JPEGs)

Title Page | Page 20v-21r | Page 21r

* See poems in Thomae Mori Opera Omnia Latina above

Correspondence, 1499-1535

Erasmi Epistolae, 1499-1535
NOTE: Selections below from Erasmus, Desiderius. Erasmi epistolae [EE]. Ed. P.S. Allen et al. 12 vols. Oxford, Eng.: Oxford UP, 1906-55. Available translations are indicated to the right in parentheses: See The Collected Works of Erasmus [CWE], U of Toronto P, 1974-. Or see St. Thomas More: Selected Letters [SL], ed. Elizabeth F. Rogers, Yale UP, 1961.

EE 3049, To Peter Tomiczki, 31 August 1535 (Erasmus and His Age, Harper, 1970)

EE 3052 To Conrad Goclenius, 2 September 1535

Appendix 27: The Expositio Fidelis

Anthology

Sir Thomas More Reader (Edited by Rudolph E. Habernicht)

I. Satire of Domestic Scenes

Part 1

1. The Wife who would Rule the Roost

2. The Carpenter’s Wife that would be Killed

3. The Rich Widow that would be a Martyr

4. The Carver that would be Crucified

5. The ‘Paciefier’ who would Meddle in a Family Quarrell

Part 2

6. The Riddle of the Wife of Culnam

7. A Bridegroom’s Ring

8. A Wife’s Comment on a Sermon

9. The Witch who prescribed Medicines

10. Evensong and Matins

11. A Husband tries to Teach his Wife the Nature of the Universe

Modernized Version of Selections 1-4, 9

II. Countryfolk Stories and Animal Fables

Part 1

12. The Tiller who Taught a Maid how to Bear Water in a Sieve

13. The Poor Man who Feared for his Life, and the Farmer who was given Good Advice

14. The Fools and the Rain

Part 2

15. The Old Sage of Sandwich Haven

16. Sandwich Haven, Revisited

17. A Stumbling Horse

18. Wilkin’s Wager with Simkin

19. Filthy Hogs and Fierce Dogs

20. The Man who would Kill All Bandogs

Part 3

21. Geese and Glosses

22. The Tale of the Lion, the Boar and the Fox

23. Aesop’s Ape and Crow: An Analogy

24. Jupiter and the Snail

25. The Old Hart that fled from a little Bitch

26. The Fond Tale of Mother Maud: The Confessions of an Ass and a Wolf

Modernized Version of Selections 14, 24-26

III. Historical Portraits and Vignettes

All

27. King Edward IV

28. King Richard III

29. Jane Shore

30. The Sultan of Syria

31. The Savage Turk

32. Of Those who must Act a Role

Modernized Version of Selections 30-31

IV. Historical Tales and Commentaries

Part 1

33. Livy’s Tale of the Capuan Senators

34. Heretics in the Time of Henry IV and Henry V

35. Duke Humphrey’s Tale

Part 2

36. The Duke of Buckingham’s Oration

Part 3

37. The Murder of Edward V and his Brother, The Duke of York

38. The Duke of Bourbon and the Sack of Rome

V. Clerical Satire and Apocrypha

Part 1

39. Sickness in Heretics

40. Lutherans: Wise as Wild Geese

41. Of Luther and his Leman

42. Friar Frappe and Kit Cate his Mate

43. Lutheran Preachers in England

44. Talkative Heretics

45. A Protestant Rhetorician

Part 2

46. Tyndale and Luther: Goodly Golden Eagles

47. William Tyndale, Translator

48. Tyndale, a Schoolmaster

49. Tyndale’s Sleeping Elect

Part 3

50. A Tale of Robin Hood and William Tyndale

51. David and his Sling

52. Hidden Faces

53. A Masker’s Blushing Face

54. Of Simon Fish and the Marriage of Priests

55. Of Priests who Marry

56. Friar Barnes, Doctor of Divinity

Part 4

57. Friar Barnes and the Hostess of the ‘Sign of the Bottle,’ at Buttolphe’s Wharf

Part 5

58. An Over-familiar Priest

59. The Friar and the Wife in a Red Hood

60. A Talkative Nun and a Quarrelsome Housewife

61. Pilgrimages to Holy Shrines

62. A Pilgrimage to Walsingham

Part 6

63. Special Cures at Saint Walery’s in Picardy and the Veneration of Saints

64. A Loud Preacher in Saxony

65. A Vainglorious Lutheran Bishop

Modernized Version of Selections 39, 45, 54, 60, 64-65

VI. Essays on Manners and Morality

Part 1

66. What makes a Man Black or White?

67. The Rich Man and the Beggars

68. The Rich and the Poor

69. Covetousness

70. Gluttony

71. Envy

Part 2

72. Sloth and Lechery

73. Lechery

74. Deception

75. Scrupulous Conscience

76. Pride

77. The Physician who Cures all but Himself

Part 3

78. Sickness and God (Our Chief Jailor)

79. God, Our Great Physician

80. Suicide

81. Merry Tales serve for Sauce, not Meat

Modernized Version of Selections 67-68, 73, 75-81

VII. Memorabilia: Personal Remembrances

Part 1

82. Sir Thomas More and the Pacifier

83. Erasmus, my Darling

84. Lincoln’s Inn

Part 2

85. George Constantine’s Escape from the Stocks

86. The Perjury of Richard Webbe

87. Segar, a Bookseller from Cambridge, and False Detractors

88. Certain Heretics and False Rumors

Part 3

89. A Child-servant is Whipped

90. The Bedlam Rogue

91. Mad Cliff

92. Davy, the Dutchman

Part 4

93. The Examination into Richard Hunne’s Death

94. Richard Hunne: Murder or Suicide?

95. Witnesses that do not Lie

Part 5

96. The Miracle of the Woman in Walbrook Ward

97. Evil Days in London

98. Sir Thomas More and the Oath of Obedience

99. The Court of ‘Pie-Sir-William-Pounder’ at Bartholomew Fair

Modernized Version of Selection 94

VIII. Meditations on Death

Part 1

100. Our Last Stage-play

101. Two Criminals Condemned to Death

102. The Dance of Death in Saint Paul’s

103. A Dead Man Looks Back

Part 2

104. An Old Man Speaks with Death

105. The Cruel Hangman, Death

106. Christ in His Passion

107. Three Farewells

Modernized version of selections 1-4, 7 above

III. Scholarship from Moreana and Other Journals

NOTE: All the selections below are from Moreana unless otherwise noted in parentheses. Reprinted with permission.

About More's Life

Early Lives and Historical Documents

Maguire, John. "Roper's Life of More: The Working Methods of a Tudor Biographer." (Aug. 1969)

Crawford, Charles. "Stapleton and More's Letter to Bugenhagen." (Feb. 1970)

Sylvester, R.S. "William Roper's Life of More." (Dec. 1972)

Baker, Howard H. "Thomas More as a Student at Oxford." (Nov. 1974)

Reynolds, E. E. "A Right Fair House." (Nov. 1975)

Marc'hadour, Germain. "Thomas More's Birth: 1477 or 1478?" (Mar. 1977)

Reynolds, E. E. "One of Thomas More's Judges" (Jun. 1977)

Reynolds, E. E. "Butclose." (Dec. 1978)

Wooden, Warren W. "Structural Patterning in William Roper's Life of More." (Mar. 1980)

Wooden, Warren W. "Thomas More in Hostile Hands." (Dec. 1982)

Massingham, K.R. "Thomas More, 'Laicus', gent." (Nov. 1985)

Billingsley, Dale B. "The Editorial Design of the 1557 English Works." (Feb. 1986)

Prescott, Anne Lake. "Crime and Carnival at Chelsea: Widow Edith and More's Household." (1989)

Influences

Marc'hadour, G. "Thomas More and Thomas Linacre." (Feb. 1967)

Gabrieli, Vittorio. "Giovanni Pico and Thomas More." (Nov. 1967)

Sylvester, R.S. "A Part of His Own: More's Literary Personality." (Nov. 1967)

Stacpoole, A.J. "Thomas More and the Imitatio Christi." (Feb. 1969)

Coogan, Robert. "Petrarch and Thomas More." (Feb. 1969)

Sowards, J.K. "On Education: More's Debt to Erasmus." (1989)

Marc'hadour, Germain. "Basil the Great and Thomas More." (Nov. 1992)

Hosington, Brenda. "More's Views on Language and Translation." (Mar. 2003)

Norland, Howard B. "More's and Elyot's Perspectives." (Mar. 2003)

Marc'hadour, Germain. "Geoffrey Chaucer and Thomas More." (Sep. 2004)

Public Service and Law

Birchenough/Marc'hadour. On the Timeline of the Chancellorship. (Nov. 1966)

Reynolds, E. E. "Which Thomas More? A Retractation." (Feb. 1967)

Hogrefe, Pearl. "Sir Thomas More and Doctors Commons." (May 1967)

Elton, G. R. "More and the Opposition to Henry VIII." (Nov. 1967)

Headley, John M. "The Problem of Counsel Revisited." (Mar. 2003)

Keane, Robert M. "Thomas More as a Young Lawyer." (Dec. 2004)

Kaufman, Peter Iver. "‘To Assyst the Ordynaryes’: Why Thomas More Agreed to Become Chancellor.” (Oct. 2008)

Curtright, Travis. “Humanist Lawyer, Public Career: Thomas More and Conscience.” (June 2009)

Luther, Tyndale, and Polemical Issues

* See "Answer to a Poisoned Book," "Apology," "The Confutation of Tyndale's Answer," "Dialogue Concerning Heresies" and "Response to Luther"

Headley, John. "More Against Luther: on Laws and the Magistrate ." (Nov. 1967)

Stacpoole, A. J. "Thomas More and the Imitatio Christi." (Feb. 1969)

Pineas, Rainer. "George Joye's Controversy with Thomas More." (Jun. 1973)

Milward, Peter. "A Judgement Judged--the More-Tyndale Controversy." (Mar. 1980)

Pineas, Rainer. "A Response to Alistair Fox's Treatment of More." (Jun. 1984)

Keen, Ralph. "Thomas More and Geometry." (Jul. 1985)

Rockett, William. "Words Written and Words Inspired: Sola Scriptura." (Mar. 1999)

Church-State, Christoper St. German

* See "Apology" and "The Debellation of Salem and Bizance"

Hay, Denis. "A Note on More and the General Council." (Nov. 1967)

Sowards, J.K. "Thomas More, Erasmus, and Julius II." (Nov. 1969)

Headley, John. "Thomas More and the Papacy." (Mar. 1974)

Headley, John. "The Nos Papistae of Thomas More." (Mar. 1980)

Marius, Richard. "More the Conciliarist." (Mar. 1980)

Oakeley, Francis. "Headley, Marius, and More's 'Conciliarism.'" (Mar. 1980)

Guy, John. A. "Thomas More and Christopher St. German." (Dec. 1984)

Marc'hadour, Germain. "Entr'acte St. German." (Dec. 2000)

Rockett, William. "Temporal and Spiritual: the Controversy." (Dec. 2000)

Last Days, Trial, and Execution

Reynolds, E. E. "An Unnoticed Document [of More's Trial]." (Sept. 1963)

Derrett, J. D. M. "The 'New' Document on More's Trial." (Jun. 1964)

Byron, Brian. "The Fourth Count of the Indictment of More." (May. 1966)

Derrett, J. D. M. "More's Attainder and Alice's Predicament." (May. 1965)

Cavanaugh, John R. "The St. Stephen Motif in More's Thought." (Nov. 1965)

Derrett, D. M. "Sir Thomas More and the Nun of Kent." (Nov. 1967)

Flegel, Kenneth M. "Was a Sick Man Beheaded?" (Feb. 1976)

Sylvester, Richard S. "More's Discussion of Perjury." (Dec. 1977)

Conesa, Salvador. "Did More Have a Cervical Disc Lesion?" (Dec. 1984)

Derrett, J. Duncan M. "More's Silence and His Trial" (Nov. 1985)

Foley, Michael P. “A Saint on Trial: Analyzing the Condemnation of Sir Thomas More.” (June 2009)

Panza, Barbara J. “His Word Was His Bond: The Role of the Oath in Thomas More’s Trial.” (June 2009)

About More's Works

Answer to a Poisoned Book

Pineas, Rainer. "George Joye's Controversy with More." (Jun. 1973)

Gordon, Walter M. "The Answer to a Poisoned Book." (Nov. 1987)

Pineas, Rainer. "Technique in Answere to...the Poysened Booke." (1989)

Apology

Guy, John. A. "Thomas More and Christopher St. German." (Dec. 1984)

Rockett, William. "More and St. German." (Mar. 1997)

The Confutation of Tyndale's Answer

Stacpoole, A. J. "Thomas More and the Imitatio Christi." (Feb. 1969)

Donner, H.W. "The Confutation of Tyndale's Answer." (Sep. 1973)

Martz, Louis L. "More as Author: The Virtues of Digression." (Jun. 1979)

Hardin, Richard F. "Caricature in More's Confutation." (Feb. 1987)

Hardin, Richard F. "Not Affirming Things Intended." (Mar. 2002)

The Debellation of Salem and Bizance

Trapp, J.B. "The Debellation of Salem and Bizance." (Dec. 1988)

A Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation

Martz, Louis. "The Design of More's Dialogue of Comfort." (Nov. 1967)

Miles, Leland. "Patristic Comforters in More's Dialogue of Comfort." (Nov. 1965)

Kuhn, Joaquin. "Function of Psalm 90 in More's Dialogue." (May. 1969)

Basset, Bernard. "A Dialogue of Comfort for Us All." (Mar. 1979)

Sylvester, Richard S. "Three Dialogues." (March 1980)

Khanna, Lee Cullen. "Truth and Fiction in A Dialogue of Comfort." (Jun. 1980)

Russell, J. Stephen. "More's Dialogue and the Dynamics of Comfort." (Jun. 1980)

Billingsley, Dale B. "'Imagination' in A Dialogue of Comfort." (Jun. 1982)

Billingsley, Dale B. "'Resources of Kind' in A Dialogue of Comfort." (Jun. 1982)

Yee, Nancy C. "Thomas More: In Defense of Tribulation." (Jun. 1982)

Clark, James Andrew. "More and Tyndale as Prose Stylists." (Jun. 1984)

Norland, Howard B. "Comfort Through Dialogue." (Feb. 1987)

O'Donnell, Anne. "Cicero, Gregory the Great, and Thomas More." (1989)

Wegemer, Gerard. "A Platonic Treatment of Statesmanship." (May. 1990)

Yee, Nancy. "More's Moriae Enconium: The Perfect Fool." (May. 1990)

A Dialogue Concerning Heresies

* See Thomas More Studies 3 (2008)

Mason, D. E. and Schoeck, R. J. "On More's Dialogue Concerning Heresies." (May. 1966)

Sylvester, Richard S. "Three Dialogues." (March 1980)

Gordon, Walter M. "A Dialogue Concerning Heresies." (Dec. 1982)

Pineas, Rainer. "William Tyndale and More's 1529 Dialogue." (Dec. 1982)

Gilman, Donald. "Dramatic Debate: Vividness and Verve in More's Dialogue." (Mar. 2003)

English Poems

Bradner, L. Translation of "How to Choose a Wife." (Jun. 1970)

Bowman, Thea. "Analysis of More's Rueful Lamentation." (Jun. 1970)

Willow, Mary-Edith. "Analysis of the English Poems of More." (Nov. 1974)

Duffy, Robert A. "Thomas More's 'Nine Pageants.'" (Jun. 1976)

Tromly, Frederic. "More's Transformation of Didactic Lament." (Mar. 1977)

McCutcheon, Elizabeth. "Number Symbolism." (Jun. 1981)

Edwards, A.S.G. "Transcript of More's Prayer of Picus." (May. 1990)

Cousins, A.D. "More and the Refiguring of Stoicism." (Dec. 1993)

Cousins, A. D. "Augustine, Boethus and the Fortune Verses." (Mar. 2002)

Epigrams

Grace, Damian. "Political Theory in a Poetic Idiom." (Parergon 1985)

Holahan, Susan. "More's Epigrams on Henry Abyngdon." (Feb. 1968)

Clay Doyle, Charles. "On the Neglected Sources of Epigrams." (May. 1975)

Bradner, Leicester. "Thomas More's Epigrams on Death." (Jun. 1976)

Kinney, Daniel. "More's Epigramon Brixius' Plagiarism." (Jun. 1981)

Binns, J. Book Review of The Latin poems of St. Thomas More. (Jul. 1985)

Keen, R. Book Review of Baumann's Book on More's Epigrams. (Jul. 1985)

Nichols, Fred J. "More and Martial." (Jul. 1985)

Perry, Kathleen. "Blind Saturn: Astrological Epigrams." (Jul. 1985)

Grace, Damian. "Subjects or Citizens?" (Mar. 1988)

Doyle, Charles Clay. "Epigrams in the 16th and 17th Centuries." (Mar. 1994)

Doyle, Charles. "On Some Antecedents of More's Epigrams." (Dec. 1999)

The History of King Richard III

* See Thomas More Studies 2 (2007)

Zeeveld, Gordon W. Book Review of Yale's 1963 edition.(Sep. 1963)

Heath, T.G. "Another Look at More's Richard." (Nov. 1968)

Reiter, Robert E. "On the Genre of More's Richard III." (Jun. 1970)

Fox, Alistair. "Richard III's Pauline Oath." (Mar. 1978)

Grace, Damian. "More's Richard III: A "Satirical Drama?" (Mar. 1978)

Anderegg, M.A. "Richard and His Early Historians." (Mar. 1978)

Harner, James L. "Shore's Wife in More's Richard III." (Jun. 1982)

Baumann, Uwe. "More and the Classical Tyrant." (Jul. 1985)

Kinney, Daniel. "King's Tragicomedies in More's Richard III." (Jul. 1985)

Condren, Conal. "Paradoxical Defence of Richard III." (Jun. 1987)

Peters, John G. "Sanctuary in More's Richard III." (Dec. 1997)

Hosington, Brenda M. "Proverbs in Richard III." (Jun. 1998)

Ronnick, Michele Valerie. "Tacitus' Depiction of Nero." (Dec. 1999)

McCutcheon, Elizabeth. "Litotes in More's Richard III." (Jun. 2001)

Cousins, A.D. "Women and Resistance to Tyranny ." (Dec. 2004)

Bruster, Douglas. “Thomas More’s Richard III and Shakespeare.” (Sept. 2005)

Letters

McCutcheon, Elizabeth. "More's Letter to Antonio Bonvisi." (Nov. 1981)

Schulte-Herbruggen, Hubertus. "More's Correspondence." (Nov. 1983)

Herbruggen, H. "Seven New Letters From Thomas More." (Sep. 1990)

Miller, C. "Thomas More's Letters to Frans Van Cranevelt." (Mar. 1994)

Foley, Stephen. "Scenes of Speaking and Technologies of Writing in More's Tower Letters." (Dec. 1998)

Rodgers, Katherine G. “More as Witness: the Tower Letters.” (June 2009)

Boyle, John F. “Counsel, Comfort, and Conscience in More’s Letters to Fellow-Prisoner Wilson.” (June 2009)

Avery, Joshua. “‘Irony and Charity Are Met Together’: A Puzzle in Margaret Roper’s Letter to Alice Alington.” (June 2009)

Kearney, Dutton. “‘Little in Common’? Law and Literature in Thomas More’s Dialogue on Conscience.” (June 2009)

Life of Picus

Gabrielli, Vittorio. "Giovanni Pico and Thomas More." (Nov. 1967)

Beier, Benjamin V. “The Subordination of Humanism: Young More’s ‘Profitable’ Work, The Life of John Picus.” (June 2010)

Foley, Michael P. “Paradoxes of Pain: The Strategic Appropriation by St. Thomas More of Pico della Mirandola’s Spiritual Works.” (June 2010)

Koterski, Joseph W. “Circe’s Beasts and the Image of God: More’s Creative Appropriation of Pico’s Humanist Spirituality.” (June 2010)

Prayer-Book

Marc'hadour, G. "More's Prayer Book Revisited ." (Feb. 1970)

Response to Luther

Headley, John. "More Against Luther: on Laws and the Magistrate ." (Nov. 1967)

The Sadness of Christ

Bush, Douglas. "De Tristitia Christi." (Mar. 1977)

Hosington, Brenda. "'Quid Dormitis?': More's Use of Sleep As a Motif." (1989)

Miller, Clarence. "The Holograph of More's Expositio Passionis." (Nov. 1967)

Miller, Clarence H. “More’s Biblical Exegesis in De tristitia Christi: Original Interpretations and Applications.” (Oct. 2008)

Baker House, Seymour. “Endgame: The Genesis of More’s The Sadness of Christ.” (Oct. 2008)

Treatise on the Passion

Byron, Brian. "From Essence to Presence: Eucharistic Expression." (1989)

Utopia

* See Thomas More Studies 1 (2006)

Surtz, Edward. "Illustrations in the Yale Utopia." (May 1966)

O'Grady, W. "A Note on Busleyden's Letter to Thomas More." (Sept. 1966)

Derrett, J. D. M. "The Utopian Alphabet." (Nov. 1966)

Allen, Ward. "Some Remarks on Gold." (Mar. 1968)

Schoeck, Richard. "On Reading More's Utopia as Dialogue." (May. 1969)

Allen, Ward. "Hythloday and the Root of All Evil."(Nov. 1971)

Coogan, Robert. "NVNC VIVO VT VOLO."(Nov. 1971)

Doyle, Charles Clay. "Utopia and the Proper Place of Gold." (Nov. 1971)

Halkin, Leon-E. "Mithra Dans l'Utopie de More." (Nov. 1971)

Johnson, Robbin S. "The Argument for Reform in Utopia." (Nov. 1971)

Jones, Judith. "Plato's Philebus and Utopian Hedonism." (Nov. 1971)

Khanna, Lee Cullen. "Open-mindedness in the Commonwealth." (Nov. 1971)

Lacombe, M.-M. "La Sagesse D'Epicure Dans L'Utopie De More." (Nov. 1971)

McCuthcheon, Elizabeth. "The Litotes in Utopia." (Nov. 1971)

Peters, Robert. "The Utopia and More's Orthodoxy." (Nov. 1971)

Prevost, Andre. "L'Utopie Comme Genre Litteraire." (Nov. 1971)

Quattrocki, Ed. "Injustice, the Theme of Utopia Book I." (Nov. 1971)

Sawada, Paul Akio. "Toward the Definition of Utopia." (Nov. 1971)

Seeber, Hans Ulrich. "Hythloday and a Debt to Macrobius." (Nov. 1971)

Dust, Philip. "Gentili's Commentaries on Utopian War." (Feb. 1973)

Stevens, Irma Ned. "Aesthetic Distance in the Utopia." (Nov. 1974)

Allen, Ward S. "The Tone of More's Farewell to Utopia." (Sep. 1976)

Evans, John X. "The Kingdom Within More's Utopia." (Jun. 1977)

Sylvester, Richard S. "Three Dialogues." (March 1980)

Wilson, Katharina. "More and Theophrastus--An Idea Put to Work." (Oct. 1980)

Evans, John X. "Utopia on Prospero's Island." (Mar. 1981)

Murphy, Clare M. "Ottoman Analogs to More's Utopia." (Mar. 1981)

Rudat, Wolfgang E.H. "More's Raphael Hythloday." (Mar. 1981)

Schaeffer, John D. "Socratic Method in More's Utopia." (Mar. 1981)

Simon, Elliott. "More's Utopia: Creating an Image of the Soul." (Mar. 1981)

Williams, Franklin B. "Utopia's Chickens Come Home to Roost." (Mar. 1981)

Hammond, Eugene R. "Hythloday's Questions." (Jun. 1981)

Blaim, Artur. "More's Utopia: Persuasion or Polyphony?" (Feb. 1982)

Baumann, Uwe. "Herodotus, Aulus Gellius, and More's Utopia." (Feb. 1983)

Giuseppe, Di Scipio. "De re Militari in the Prince and Utopia." (Feb. 1983)

Pineas, Rainer. "More's Utopia and the 'Tragedy' of Polonius." (Jun. 1983)

Gueguen, John A. "Why Is There No University in Utopia?" (Dec. 1983)

Surtz, Edward L. "'Like a Fountain Stirred'." (Dec. 1983)

White, Thomas I. "On Plato and Utopia." (Dec. 1984)

Branham, R Bracht. "Utopian Laughter: Lucian and Thomas More." (Jul. 1985)

McCutcheon, Elizabeth. "Utopia and Cicero's Paradoxa Stoicorum." (Jul. 1985)

Grace, Damian. "Utopia: A Dialectical Interpretation." (1989)

Olin, John C. "Erasmus' Adagia and More's Utopia." (1989)

Corrigan, K. "The Function of the Ideal in The Republic and Utopia." (Dec. 1990)

Wegemer, Gerard. "Ciceronian Humanism in More's Utopia." (Dec. 1990)

O' Brien, Brian. "J.H. Hexter and the Text of Utopia: A Reappraisal." (Jun. 1992)

Wilson, Nigel G. "The Name Hythlodaeus." (Jun. 1992)

Baker, David. "First Among Equals: The Utopian Princeps." (Dec. 1993)

Logan, George M. "Interpreting Utopia: 10 Recent Studies." (Jun. 1994)

Logan, George M. "Utopia and Deliberative Rhetoric." (Jun. 1994)

Martinez Lopez, Miguel. "The Life of the Essenes and Utopians." (Jun. 1994)

Billingsley, Dale B. "Halfhearted Busleyden." (Jun. 1995)

Evans, Scott. "'Divine Consideration:' Utopia in Defense of Poetry." (Mar. 1996)

Gordon, Walter M. "Maiestas in Thomas More's Political Thought." (Mar. 1997)

Farnell, James E. "The Governmental Structure of Utopia." (Jun. 1997)

Marc'hadour, Germain. "Utopia: Comparing 7 Recent Translations." (Jun. 2001)

Farnell, James E. "Nusquama and Natural Law." (Dec. 2002)

Baker, David Weil. "Ruin and Utopia." (Sep. 2003)

About More's Family and Friends

Family

Sir John More (More's Father)

Reynolds, E. E. "The Coats-of-Arms of Sir John More." (Mar. 1977)

Agnes Graunger (More's Mother)

Marc'hadour, Germain. "The Death-Year of More's Mother." (Dec. 1979)

Jane/Joan Colt (More's First Wife)

Marc'hadour, Germain. "'More's First Wife...Jane? or Joan?" (Mar. 1992)

Lady Alice (More's Second Wife)

Derrett, J. D. M. "More's Attainder and Alice's Predicament." (May 1965)

Norrington, Ruth. "In the Shadow of a Saint: Lady Alice More" (Jun. 1984)

O'Neill, Mary. "Lady Alice--Out From the Shadows." (Dec. 1984)

Warnicke, Retha. "The Harpy in More's Household: Was it Lady Alice?" (Nov. 1985)

Margaret Roper (More's Daughter)

Margaret's translation of Erasmus' paraphrase of the Pater Noster. (Aug. 1965)

Albin, Hugh. "Opening the Vault; Enigma of Roper and Canterbury." (Dec. 1979)

Roper, Harpsfield, Stapleton. "Meg Roper's Farewell to More." (Jun. 1983)

John Rastell (More's Brother-in-Law)

Geritz, Albert. "Brothers-in-Law More and John Rastell." (Dec. 1999)

John Donne (distant relative)

McLean, Andrew M. “John Donne and Thomas More: An Elizabethan Catholic Legacy.” (Sept. 2005)

Friends

Reynolds, E. E. "The Friends of St. Thomas More." (Sept. 1963)

The Carthusians

Whatmore, L. E. The Carthusians under King Henry the Eighth (Selections). (Analecta Catursiana 1983)

John Clement

Merriam, Thomas. "John Clement." (Mar. 1988)

Erasmus

Schoeck, Richard J. "Telling More from Erasmus." (Dec. 1986)

John Fisher

Surtz, Edward. "Thomas More's Friendship with John Fisher." (Nov. 1967)

Murphy, Claire. "John Fisher and The Field of Cloth of Gold." (Feb. 1986)

Pieter Gillis

Doyle, Charles Clay. "'The Mysterious Malady of Pieter Gillis." (Jun. 1992)

Henry Patenson

Hall, Noeline. "Henry Patenson--Sir Thomas More's Fool." (May. 1990)

Antonio Buonvisi

Baker-Smith, Dominic. “Antonio Buonvisi and Florens Wilson: a European friendship.” (July 2006)

Francis Cramevelt

Keane, Robert. “Thomas More and the Louvain Humanists.” (June 2008)

About Artwork Representing More

Drama

General

Peters, Christopher. "'The Image of Thomas More in 20th Century Plays." (Mar. 1992)

Geritz, Albert J. "'Sir Thomas More A Tragedy by James Hurdis." (Mar. 1993)

A Man for All Seasons

Reynolds, E. E. "The Significance of A Man for All Seasons." (Aug. 1969)

Tucker, Melvin J. "The More-Norfolk Connection." (Feb. 1972)

M, G. "Fred Zinnemann and A Man for All Seasons." (Nov. 1983)

Miller, Clarence. "Robert Bolt's Play and the Elizabethan Play." (Dec. 1990)

The Book of Sir Thomas More (c. 1592)

Spikes, Judith Doolin. "Book of More: Structure and Meaning." (Nov. 1974)

Metz, Harold. "The Play of Sir Thomas More." (Jun. 1984)

Gabrieli, Vittorio. "Sir Thomas More: Sources, Characters, Ideas." (Jun. 1986)

Merriam, Thomas. "Was Munday the Author of Sir Thomas More?" (Jun. 1987)

Villquin, Jean-Pierre. "Shakespeare and Sir Thomas More: Essays on the Play." (Dec. 1991)

Merriam, Thomas. "'Lord Say, Sir Thomas More, and Good Friday." (Mar. 1992)

Kelly, Erin E. "John Foxe, Poets, and Sir Thomas More." (Sept. 2005)

Villquin, Jean-Pierre. “Sir Thomas More et Shakespeare.” (Sept. 2005)

Kinney, Arthur F. “Memorializing History in The Booke of Sir Thomas Moore.” (Oct. 2008)

Shakespeare

Fox, Alistair. "Richard III's Pauline Oath." (Mar. 1978)

Merriam, Thomas. "Did Shakespeare Model Camillo on More?" (Dec. 1982)

Pineas, Rainer. "More's Utopia and the 'Tragedy'of Polonius. " (Jun. 1983)

Evans, John. "Erasmian Folly and Shakespeare's King Lear." (Sep. 1990)

Milward, Peter. "The Morean Counsellor in Shakespeare's Last Plays." (Sep. 1990)

Miller, Clarence. "A Man for All Seasons: Bolt's and the Elizabethan Play." (Dec. 1990)

Gabrieli, Vittorio. "Sources of Four Plays Acribed to Shakespeare." (Dec. 1991)

Rousseau, Marie-Claude. "Drama Articles and Notes in Moreana." (Dec. 1991)

Rousseau, Marie-Claude. "Theatrum Mundi: More and Drama" (Dec. 1991)

Zapatka, Francis E. "'My Strong House': The Tower and its Use." (Dec. 1991)

Murphy, Clare M. “Thomas More in the Subtext of Shakespeare and Fletcher’s Henry VIII.” (Sept. 2005)

Kincaid, Arthur. “Show the Heavens More Just: Ordering Society in Utopia, King Lear, and The Tempest.” (Oct. 2008)

* See Christoper Peters, "The Image of Thomas More in 20th Century Plays" under "General" above

Paintings

Merriam, Thomas. "Unveiling of the More Family Portrait." (Nov. 1983)

House, Seymour. "The More Family Portraits after Holbein." (Mar. 2000)

Poems

Martyn, John R. C. "John Owen on Thomas More." (June 1976)

Statues

Memorial to More in the Tower of London. (Jun. 1970)

Bibliographic Essays

Marc'hadour, Germaine, More's English Works: Towards a Census and an Anatomy. (Feb 1967)

General Essays and Talks on More

Sylvester, Richard S. "Thomas More: New Buildings and Old." (Nov. 1964)

Sylvester, Richard S. Newsletter on Yale's Complete Works Project. (Nov. 1965)

Schoeck, R. J. "Lord Acton's Views of Thomas More." (Nov. 1966)

Sullivan, Frank. "The Letter of the Law of a Christian Socrates." (Nov. 1967)

Sylvester, R. S. "More's Literary Personality in His Early Works." (Nov. 1967)

McDonald, Miles. "Two Prayers to St. Thomas More." (Feb. 1970)

Gordon, Walter M. "In Defense of More's Merry Tales." (Jun. 1973)

Wright, John. "Patron of Lawyers and Model for Our Times." (Sep. 1976)

Rawlinson, Sir Peter. "Thomas More as a Public Figure." (Jun. 1977)

Sylvester, R.S. "Editing Thomas More: The Past and the Future." (Jun. 1978)

Sylvester, Richard S. "Keynote Address (22 June 1978)." (Jun. 1979)

Bibliography (for Richard S. Sylvester) (Jun. 1979)

Kristeller, Paul. "Thomas More as a Renaissance Humanist." (Jun. 1980)

Klawiter, Randolph. "Thomas More, Erasmus, and Von Hutten." (Oct. 1980)

Schuster, Louis A. "The Tower of London: More's Gethsemane." (Jun. 1982)

Rimmel, Lesley A. "Was Thomas Cromwell a Morean?" (Dec. 1982)

Stork, Richard. "John Paul II on Fisher, More and Christian Unity." (Dec. 1982)

Berglar, Peter. "Justice and Mercy in More's Life and Work." (Jun. 1983)

Scarisbrick, J. J. "Thomas More: «A Model For Us All»." (Nov. 1985)

Sawada, Paul Akio. "Was More a Utopian or a Realpolitiker?" (Dec. 1986)

Smith, Constance. "Charles Dickens on More." (Dec. 1986)

Suzuki, Yoshinori. "Thomas More's View of Politics as a Profession." (Feb. 1987)

Suzuki, Yoshinori. "Thomas More on Politics as a Profession." (Mar. 1988)

Martz, Louis L. "Thomas More: The Search for the Inner Man." (1989)

Marc'hadour, Germain. "Saint Thomas More and Conscience." (Mar. 1993)

Billingsley, Dale. "'The Dangers of Reading in More's Works." (Dec. 1993)

Headley, John. "Guy's More: on the Dimensions of Political Biography." (Dec. 2000)

Gordon, Walter. "Hope's Movement Toward Love in More and Aquinas." (Mar. 2003)

Prescott, Anne Lake. "Postmodern More." (Mar. 2003)

Quarta, Cosimo. "More and Socrates." (Dec. 2003)

Santer, Mark. "Bishop of Birmingham. 23rd July 1989." (Jun. 2004)

Scarisbrick, John. "University of Warwick. 21st July 1985." (Jun. 2004)