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Jackson, Richard A., quoted, 334 n.48

Jacobus de Blanchis, 342 n.14

Jacquerie, 14 , 220 , 229 , 267

James of Cessola, De ludo scaccorum , 4

Jean de Brie, Le bon berger , 281

Jean de Sy (translator), French Bible, 4 , 20

Jeanne de Bourbon (wife of Charles V), 22 , 51 , 53 , 99 –101, 101 , 301 ;

coronation of, 99

Jews, iconography of, 81 , 91

Joan II (Navarre), 14

John of Salisbury, Policraticus , 93 –94, 216 , 266

John of Vignai (translator), De ludo scaccorum (James of Cessola), 4

John the Good, 13 , 15 , 101 , 162 , 195 , 218 ;

as patron, 4 –6, 11 , 20 , 279 , 305

Jourdain, Charles, 337 n.2

judgment, symbols of, 106

justice:

Aristotelian concept of, 93 , 111 ;

identified with ideal ruler, 93 –94;

Oresme's definition of, 98 ;

and political sovereignty, 99 ;

types of, 93 ;

visual definition of, 95 –104

Justice (Justice légale) (personification allegory), Pl. 3 , 95 –104, 96–97 , 108 , 110 , 172 ,

205 , 354 n.21, 369 n.31;

attributes of, 360 n.47;

gender of, 107 –8;

as goddess, 108 ;

and her daughters, 98 , 109 , 114 ;

iconography of, 115 –16;

maternal aspect of, 98 –99;

in MS A , 70 ;

as queen, 99 ;

as sovereign ruler, 114 –15;

as tutelary guardian, 103 ;

as virgin goddess, 103 ;

and Virgin Mary, 103 .

See also Distributive Justice; Particular Justice; Remedial Justice