Do Good Unto All

Introduction: Beyond poor relief: defining, implementing, and experiencing charity - Timothy G. Fehler and Jared B. Thomley

Part I Defining charity
1 Domingo de Soto and itinerant poverty: a mobile concept - Beatriz E. Salamanca
2 No greater act of mercy: 'Cellites' and the ars moriendi in the fifteenth century - Abigail J. Hartman
3 Charity's assurance: exhortation and election in seventeenth-century Scotland - Jared B. Thomley

Part II Implementing charity
4 Legislation and poor relief: Bugenhagen and the Reformation in Braunschweig - Esther Chung-Kim
5 'Under the guise of Christian generosity': Anabaptist responses to poverty in Reformed Zurich, 1600-1650 - David Y. Neufeld
6 Theatrical charity in the early modern Spanish world - Rachael Ball
7 'Especially unto those of the household of faith': Menso Alting, discipline, and community in Emden's social welfare - Timothy G. Fehler

Part III Experiencing charity
8 Household and hospital: negotiating social welfare and social discipline in Reformation Geneva - Kristen C. Howard
9 The Marillac family as charitable benefactors: family strategy and the rhetoric of poor relief in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century France - Edward J. Gray
10 The pilgrim as temporary pauper: the changing landscape of hospitality on the Camino de Santiago, 1550-1750 - Elizabeth Tingle
11 Prostitution, repentance, and civic welfare in Renaissance Florence - Gillian Jack

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