Julian of Norwich

Julian of Norwich

Author of Revelations of Divine Love

Also known as: Julia of Norwich, Anchoress Julian, Of Norwich Julian, Julian of Norwich, Juliana of Norwich, Juliana of Norwich ... (see complete list), Juliana, di Norwich, Julienne de Norwich, Norwichlainen. Juliana, Dame Julian Of Norwich, Mother Julian of Norwich, Mother Julian of Norwich, of Norwich, b. 1343 Julian, Of Norwich Julian; Julian of Norwich, Of Norwich Julian; Julian of Norwich; Clifton Wolt

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Julian or Juliana of Norwich was an anchoress (female hermit) whose name was derived from the Church of St Julian in Norwich, England, where she lived in a small cell attached to the church and dedicated her life to prayer. She recorded her religious visions in a work published in about 1393 called Revelations of Divine Love. Her line, "All shall be well and all shall be well and all manner of thing shall be well," is one of the most famous phrases in medieval literature.
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