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Julian of Norwich (c. 1342–after 1413)

English mystic. She lived as a recluse, and recorded her visions in The Revelation of Divine Love (1403), which shows the influence of neo-Platonism.
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Juliana of Norwich gives us written record of this longing; St.
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