You'll find them on-line at
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with all sorts of application and order forms.
Meg Twycross
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kathryn Walls [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: 04 May 2002 03:52
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> Subject: York Death of Christ, ll. 231-36
>
> Once Christ has cried out "Eli Eli [etc]," and Caiphas has interpreted his
> words as a prayer for the assistance of Elijah, Pilate says: "If he do
> soo,/He schall haue woo". Anna follows with: "He wer our foo,/If he dresse
> hym to do vs that dede." And then the boy adds: "That dede for to dresse
> yf he doo,/In sertis he schall rewe it full sore."
> Who is "he" in this dialogue? Are Pilate and the others castigating
> Christ for his presumption in (as they suppose) calling upon Elijah, or are
> they asserting their readiness to defy Elijah if he does indeed come to
> assist Jesus? Or could Pilate be referring to Christ (sadly deluded in his
> hopes), while the others refer to Elijah?
> I am also interested in purchasing the film of the York Guild's production
> of the Death, apparently produced by Films for the Humanities and Sciences
> (Princeton: N.J.)--Does anyone have an email address for this publisher?
