@inbook{c400389543184cb8ae01d829ab665ed8,
title = "Images, rubrics, and indulgences on the eve of the Reformation",
abstract = "This article addresses two questions: how did rubrics take on a role of authority within the late medieval prayer book? And how did rubrics shape readers' reception of images? Drawing upon previously unpublished manuscript fragments housed at Emory University (where this paper was first given as a lecture), the article posits three categories of prayer and considers prayer in light of Austin's speech act theory. ",
keywords = "Manuscript illumination, Reformation, Indulgences",
author = "Rudy, {Kathryn Margaret}",
year = "2012",
month = jan,
language = "English",
isbn = "9789004215153",
series = "Intersections: Interdisciplanary Studies in Early Modern Culture",
publisher = "Brill",
number = "20-2011",
pages = "443--479",
editor = "{Brusati }, Celeste and Enenkel, {Karl A.E. } and Melion, {Walter }",
booktitle = "The Authority of the Word",
address = "Netherlands",
}