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Co-Editors: Margaret King (mking@nyc.rr.com) and Albert Rabil, Jr. (arabil@nc.rr.com)

Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies Publications
Attention: Kelli Carr, Publications Manager
71 Queens Park Crescent East
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1K7
Canada
(416) 585-4465

Revised 10/7/08

Complete List: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Latin, Polish, Russian, Scandinavian, Spanish, Ukrainian languages—each listed alphabetically

*published †in press

Dutch Authors/Texts

1. Jehan Baptista Houwaert, The Plain of Pegasus’s Daughters and the Pleasure Garden of Young Maidens (1582-83), book 8; and Johanna Hoobius, In Praise of Women, ed. and trans. Marie-José Govers

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English Authors/Texts (Elizabeth H. Hageman is an additional series coeditor for English titles)

2. Mary Astell, The Christian Religion, ed. and introd. Jacqueline Broad

3. Katherine Austen, Book M, ed. and introd. Pamela Hammons

4. Mary Carleton, The Carleton Bigamy Trial, ed. and introd. Megan Matchinske

5. Margaret Cavendish, Poems and Fancies, ed. and introd. B. R. Siegfried

6. The Devonshire Manuscript of Courtly Verse: A Woman’s Book, ed. and introd. Elizabeth Heale

7. English Women’s Responses to the Englishing of the Arabian Nights: Delarivier Manley, Penelope Aubin, and Eliza Haywood, ed. and introd. Bernadette Andrea

8. Mary Franklin, Diary, ed. and introd. Vera Camden

9.
Lady Anne Halkett, Selected Life Writings, ed. and introd. Suzanne Trill

10. Women’s Household Drama 1550-1650 (Lady Jane Lumley, Lady Mary Wroth, Rachael Fane, and Lady Jane Cavendish/Lady Elizabeth Brackley), ed. and introd. Marta Straznicky

11. Elizabeth Isham, Book of Remembrance, ed. and introd. Elizabeth Clarke, Erica Longfellow, and Alice Eardley

12. Anne Killigrew (1660-1685), Poems, ed. and introd. Margaret J. M. Ezell

13. Anne Vaughan Lock, Selected Poetry, Prose, and Translations, ed. and introd. Susan M. Felch

14. Elizabeth Poole, The Pamphlets of Elizabeth Poole., ed. and introd. Katharine Gillespie

15. Hester Pulter, Complete Works, ed. and introd. Alice Eardley

16. Elizabeth Cooke Hoby Russell, Our English Sappho: The Writings of Elizabeth Cooke Hoby Russell, ed. and introd. Patricia Phillippy

17. Mary Wroth, Pamphilia to Amphilanthus, ed. and introd. Ilona Bell and Steven W. May

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French Authors/Texts

18. Anne de Marquets, Poetry, ed. and trans. Edith Benkov

19. Madame d’Aulnoy, Travels to Spain, ed. and trans. Gabrielle Verdier

20. Jacques du Bosq, New Collection of Letters by Contemporary Women and Responses from Modern Ladies and Gentlewomen (1635) and The Accomplished Woman, ed. and trans. Sharon Nell and Aurora Wolfgang

21. Jacques du Bosq, The Heroic Woman, ed. and trans. David Larmour and Sharon Nell

22. Challenges to Traditional Authority: Plays by French Women Authors, 1650–1700, ed. and trans. Perry Gethner

23. Caring for Pregnancy and Birth: Six Medical Treatises from Early Modern France, ed. and trans. Valerie Worth-Stylianou

24. Symphorien Champier, The Ship of Virtuous Women, ed. and trans. Todd Reeser

25. Isabel de Charrière, Calliste and Marie-Jeanne Riccoboni, The Story of the Marquis de Cressy, ed. and trans. Angela Scholar

26.
Helisenne de Crenne, Complete Works, ed. and trans. Timothy Reiss

27. Mme Gillot, Griselda Play, ed. and trans. Janet Smarr

28. Jeanne Flore, Stories of Love, ed. and trans. Kelly Peebles

29.
Madame de Lambert, Essays of a Salonnière, ed. and trans. Katharine Hamerton

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German Authors/Texts

30. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, The Leibniz-Sophie / Sophie Charlotte Correspondence, ed. and trans. Lloyd Strickland

31.
Elise Reimarus, Reflections, ed. and trans. Almut Spalding

32. Mariane von Ziegler, Poems, ed. and trans. Mark Peters

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Italian Authors/Texts

† 33.
G. B. Andreini, Love in the Mirror, ed. and trans. Jon R. Snyder

34. Tullia d’Aragona, Complete Poems and Letters, ed. and trans. Julia Hairston

35.
Tullia d’Aragona, The Scoundrel, Otherwise Known as Guerrino, ed. and trans. Julia Hairston and John McLucas

36. Barbara Torelli Benedetti, Paretnia: A Pastoral Play, ed. and trans. Lisa Sampson and Barbara Burgess Van-Aken

37.
Rosalba Carriera, Letters, Diaries, and Art, ed. and trans. Catherine Sama

38. Margherita Datini, Letters, ed. and trans. Carolyn James and Antonio Pagliaro

39. Veronica Gambara, Complete Poems, ed. and trans. Molly Martin

40.
In Dialogue with the Other Voice: Polemics in Prose, Poetry and Drama, ed. Julie Campbell and Maria Galli Stampino

41. Lucrezia Gonzaga, Letters Published to the Glory of Women, ed. and trans. Meredith Ray

42. Lucrezia Marinella, Exhortation to Women and Others, ed. and trans. Laura Benedetti

43.
Lucrezia Marinella, Happy Arcadia, ed. and trans. Letizia Panizza

44. Alessandro Piccolomini, Rethinking Marriage in Sixteenth-Century Italy, ed. and trans. Letizia Panizza and Paul Doherty

45. Eleonora Fonseca Pimental, Journalist, Naples, 1799, ed. and trans. Verina R. Jones

46. Praise of Women: Italian Fifteenth-Century Defenses of Women, ed. and trans. Daniel Bornstein

47. Eleonora Ramirez di Montalvo, Educating Rich and Poor Girls in Seventeenth-Century Florence: The Selected Writings of Eleonora Ramirez di Montalvo, ed. and trans. Jennifer Haraguchi

† 48. Raymond de Sabanac, The Revelations of Constance of Rabastens and Simone Zanacchi, Life of the Blessed Ursulina of Parma, ed. and trans. Renate Blumenfeld-Kosinski and Bruce L. Venarde

49. Michele Savonarola, A Gynecological-Pediatric Treatise in the Vernacular Tongue Addressed to Ferrarese Women, ed. and introd. Monica Green, trans. Martin Marafioti

50.
Ippolita Maria Sforza, Collected Letters and Orations, ed. and trans. Diana Robin

51.
Sicilian Women: An Early Modern Anthology, ed. and trans. Yaakov Mascetti

52.
Gianfrancesco Straparola, Fairy Tales, ed. and trans. Suzanne Magnanini

53. Alessandra Strozzi, A Mother’s Life in Letters: The Correspondence of Alessandra Macinghi with her Exiled Sons, ed. and trans. Judith H. Bryce

54.
Arcangela Tarabotti, Convent Life as Inferno: A Report, introd. and notes Francesca Medioli, trans. Letizia Panizza

55.
Arcangela Tarabotti, Letters, ed. and trans. Meredith Ray and Lynn Westwater

56.
Arcangela Tarabotti and Francesco Buoninsegni, Menippean Satire: Against Feminine Extravagance and Anti-satire, ed. and trans. Elissa Weaver

57.
Women Religious in Late Medieval and Early Modern Italy: An Anthology, ed. and trans. Lance Lazar

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Latin Authors/Texts

58. Francesco Barbaro, et al, On Marriage and the Family, ed. and trans. Margaret L. King

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Polish Authors/Texts

59.
Anna Maria Marchocka, Spiritual Autobiography of a Carmelite Nun, ed. and trans. Ursula Phillips

60. Franciszka Urszula Radziwillowa z Wisniowieckich, Plays, ed. and trans. Patrick Corness and Barbara Judkowiak

61.
Regina Salomea Rusiecka, The Conduct of My Life’s Travels and Adventures, ed. and trans. Wladyslaw Roczniak and Lynn Lubamersky

62.
Anna Stanislawska, Autobiography in Verse, ed. and introd. Rafal Witkowski, trans. Barry Keane

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Russian Authors/Texts

63.
Anna Petrovna Bunina, The Inexperienced Muse (novella) and Country Evenings (letters), ed. and trans. Cathy Frierson

64. Catherine II, The Great, Anthology, ed. and trans. Marcus Levitt

65.
Ekaterina Romanovna Dashkova, Memoirs, ed. and trans. Kelly Herold

66. Eighteenth-Century Russian Women Poets, ed. and trans. Amanda Ewington

67. Aleksandra Petrovna Khvostova, Fragments: The Fireplace and the Rivulet (1796); and Natalia Alekseevna Neelova, Leinard and Termiliia, or the Ill-Starred Fate of Two Lovers (1784), ed. and trans. Sara Dickinson

68.
Liubov Iakovlevna Krichevskaia (1810-30s), Anthology, ed. and trans. Brian Baer

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Scandinavian Authors/Texts

69.
Charlotta Dorothea Biehl, Autobiography, Dramas, Prose and Letters, ed. with Introduction and Commentary by Marianne Alenius

70. The Gynaeceum Genre in Scandinavia from 1600 to 1800—Catalogues of Learned Women, ed. Marianne Alenius

71. Birgitte Thott, On the Path to a Happy Life and Other Works by Herself and from her Intellectual Circle, ed. Marianne Alenius

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Spanish Authors/Texts

72.
Maria de Agreda and Philip IV, Correspondence, ed. and trans. Katie Maclean

† 73. Journey of Five Capuchin Nuns, ed. and trans. Sarah E. Owens

74. Mariana de Carvajal, Eight Novellas, ed. and trans. Ronna Feit and Robin Ann Rice

75. Mother Juana de la Cruz, Selected Sermons, ed. and trans. Ronald Surtz

76. Cecilia del Nacimiento, Autobiography and Poetry, ed. and trans. Kevin Donnelly and Sandra Sider

77. The Querelle des femmes in Spain, ca.1450-1500, ed. and trans. Emily C. Francomano

† 78. Oliva Sabuco, The New Philosophy: True Medicine, ed. and trans. Gianna Pomata

79. Maria Vela y Cueto, Autobiography, ed. and introd. Susan Laningham, trans. Jane D. Tar

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Ukrainian Authors/Texts

80. Hanna Barvinok, “The Drunkard” and “The Water Nymph”; and Marko Vovchok, Folk Tales, ed. and trans. Teresa Polowy [both writers’ works appeared during the 1850s and early 1860s. They were the first women writers in the Ukraine.]

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Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies Publications Attention: Kelli Carr, Publications Manager 71 Queens Park Crescent East Toronto, Ontario M5S 1K7 Canada (416) 585-4465 Revised 10/7/08



Complete List: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Latin, Polish, Russian, Scandinavian, Spanish, Ukrainian languages—each listed alphabetically

published †in press*
Dutch Authors/Texts
	1.	Jehan Baptista Houwaert, The Plain of Pegasus’s Daughters and the Pleasure Garden of Young Maidens (1582-83), book 8; and Johanna Hoobius, In Praise of Women, ed. and trans. Marie-José Govers
		back to top
English Authors/Texts (Elizabeth H. Hageman is an additional series coeditor for English titles)
	2.	Mary Astell, The Christian Religion, ed. and introd. Jacqueline Broad
	3.	Katherine Austen, Book M, ed. and introd. Pamela Hammons
	4.	Mary Carleton, The Carleton Bigamy Trial, ed. and introd. Megan Matchinske
	5.	Margaret Cavendish, Poems and Fancies, ed. and introd. B. R. Siegfried
	6.	The Devonshire Manuscript of Courtly Verse: A Woman’s Book, ed. and introd. Elizabeth Heale
	7.	English Women’s Responses to the Englishing of the Arabian Nights: Delarivier Manley, Penelope Aubin, and Eliza Haywood, ed. and introd. Bernadette Andrea
	8.	Mary Franklin, Diary, ed. and introd. Vera Camden
	9.	Lady Anne Halkett, Selected Life Writings, ed. and introd. Suzanne Trill
	10.	Women’s Household Drama 1550-1650 (Lady Jane Lumley, Lady Mary Wroth, Rachael Fane, and Lady Jane Cavendish/Lady Elizabeth Brackley), ed. and introd. Marta Straznicky
	11.	Elizabeth Isham, Book of Remembrance, ed. and introd. Elizabeth Clarke, Erica Longfellow, and Alice Eardley
	12.	Anne Killigrew (1660-1685), Poems, ed. and introd. Margaret J. M. Ezell
	13.	Anne Vaughan Lock, Selected Poetry, Prose, and Translations, ed. and introd. Susan M. Felch
	14.	Elizabeth Poole, The Pamphlets of Elizabeth Poole., ed. and introd. Katharine Gillespie
	15.	Hester Pulter, Complete Works, ed. and introd. Alice Eardley
	16.	Elizabeth Cooke Hoby Russell, Our English Sappho: The Writings of Elizabeth Cooke Hoby Russell, ed. and introd. Patricia Phillippy
	17.	Mary Wroth, Pamphilia to Amphilanthus, ed. and introd. Ilona Bell and Steven W. May
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French Authors/Texts
	18.	Anne de Marquets, Poetry, ed. and trans. Edith Benkov
	19.	Madame d’Aulnoy, Travels to Spain, ed. and trans. Gabrielle Verdier
	20.	Jacques du Bosq, New Collection of Letters by Contemporary Women and Responses from Modern Ladies and Gentlewomen (1635) and The Accomplished Woman, ed. and trans. Sharon Nell and Aurora Wolfgang
	21.	Jacques du Bosq, The Heroic Woman, ed. and trans. David Larmour and Sharon Nell
	22.	Challenges to Traditional Authority: Plays by French Women Authors, 1650–1700, ed. and trans. Perry Gethner
	23.	Caring for Pregnancy and Birth: Six Medical Treatises from Early Modern France, ed. and trans. Valerie Worth-Stylianou
	24.	Symphorien Champier, The Ship of Virtuous Women, ed. and trans. Todd Reeser
	25.	Isabel de Charrière, Calliste and Marie-Jeanne Riccoboni, The Story of the Marquis de Cressy, ed. and trans. Angela Scholar
	26.	Helisenne de Crenne, Complete Works, ed. and trans. Timothy Reiss
	27.	Mme Gillot, Griselda Play, ed. and trans. Janet Smarr
	28.	Jeanne Flore, Stories of Love, ed. and trans. Kelly Peebles
	29.	Madame de Lambert, Essays of a Salonnière, ed. and trans. Katharine Hamerton

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German Authors/Texts
	30.	Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, The Leibniz-Sophie / Sophie Charlotte Correspondence, ed. and trans. Lloyd Strickland
	31.	Elise Reimarus, Reflections, ed. and trans. Almut Spalding
	32.	Mariane von Ziegler, Poems, ed. and trans. Mark Peters
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Italian Authors/Texts
†	33.	G. B. Andreini, Love in the Mirror, ed. and trans. Jon R. Snyder
	34.	Tullia d’Aragona, Complete Poems and Letters, ed. and trans. Julia Hairston
	35.	Tullia d’Aragona, The Scoundrel, Otherwise Known as Guerrino, ed. and trans. Julia Hairston and John McLucas
	36.	Barbara Torelli Benedetti, Paretnia: A Pastoral Play, ed. and trans. Lisa Sampson and Barbara Burgess Van-Aken
	37.	Rosalba Carriera, Letters, Diaries, and Art, ed. and trans. Catherine Sama
	38.	Margherita Datini, Letters, ed. and trans. Carolyn James and Antonio Pagliaro
	39.	Veronica Gambara, Complete Poems, ed. and trans. Molly Martin
	40.	In Dialogue with the Other Voice: Polemics in Prose, Poetry and Drama, ed. Julie Campbell and Maria Galli Stampino
	41.	Lucrezia Gonzaga, Letters Published to the Glory of Women, ed. and trans. Meredith Ray
	42.	Lucrezia Marinella, Exhortation to Women and Others, ed. and trans. Laura Benedetti
	43.	Lucrezia Marinella, Happy Arcadia, ed. and trans. Letizia Panizza
	44.	Alessandro Piccolomini, Rethinking Marriage in Sixteenth-Century Italy, ed. and trans. Letizia Panizza and Paul Doherty
	45.	Eleonora Fonseca Pimental, Journalist, Naples, 1799, ed. and trans. Verina R. Jones
	46.	Praise of Women: Italian Fifteenth-Century Defenses of Women, ed. and trans. Daniel Bornstein
	47.	Eleonora Ramirez di Montalvo, Educating Rich and Poor Girls in Seventeenth-Century Florence: The Selected Writings of Eleonora Ramirez di Montalvo, ed. and trans. Jennifer Haraguchi
†	48.	Raymond de Sabanac, The Revelations of Constance of Rabastens and Simone Zanacchi, Life of the Blessed Ursulina of Parma, ed. and trans. Renate Blumenfeld-Kosinski and Bruce L. Venarde
	49.	Michele Savonarola, A Gynecological-Pediatric Treatise in the Vernacular Tongue Addressed to Ferrarese Women, ed. and introd. Monica Green, trans. Martin Marafioti
	50.	Ippolita Maria Sforza, Collected Letters and Orations, ed. and trans. Diana Robin
	51.	Sicilian Women: An Early Modern Anthology, ed. and trans. Yaakov Mascetti
	52.	Gianfrancesco Straparola, Fairy Tales, ed. and trans. Suzanne Magnanini
	53.	Alessandra Strozzi, A Mother’s Life in Letters: The Correspondence of Alessandra Macinghi with her Exiled Sons, ed. and trans. Judith H. Bryce
	54.	Arcangela Tarabotti, Convent Life as Inferno: A Report, introd. and notes Francesca Medioli, trans. Letizia Panizza
	55.	Arcangela Tarabotti, Letters, ed. and trans. Meredith Ray and Lynn Westwater
	56.	Arcangela Tarabotti and Francesco Buoninsegni, Menippean Satire: Against Feminine Extravagance and Anti-satire, ed. and trans. Elissa Weaver
	57.	Women Religious in Late Medieval and Early Modern Italy: An Anthology, ed. and trans. Lance Lazar
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Latin Authors/Texts
	58.	Francesco Barbaro, et al, On Marriage and the Family, ed. and trans. Margaret L. King
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Polish Authors/Texts
	59.	Anna Maria Marchocka, Spiritual Autobiography of a Carmelite Nun, ed. and trans. Ursula Phillips
	60.	Franciszka Urszula Radziwillowa z Wisniowieckich, Plays, ed. and trans. Patrick Corness and Barbara Judkowiak
	61.	Regina Salomea Rusiecka, The Conduct of My Life’s Travels and Adventures, ed. and trans. Wladyslaw Roczniak and Lynn Lubamersky
	62.	Anna Stanislawska, Autobiography in Verse, ed. and introd. Rafal Witkowski, trans. Barry Keane
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Russian Authors/Texts
	63.	Anna Petrovna Bunina, The Inexperienced Muse (novella) and Country Evenings (letters), ed. and trans. Cathy Frierson
	64.	Catherine II, The Great, Anthology, ed. and trans. Marcus Levitt
	65.	Ekaterina Romanovna Dashkova, Memoirs, ed. and trans. Kelly Herold
	66.	Eighteenth-Century Russian Women Poets, ed. and trans. Amanda Ewington
	67.	Aleksandra Petrovna Khvostova, Fragments: The Fireplace and the Rivulet (1796); and Natalia Alekseevna Neelova, Leinard and Termiliia, or the Ill-Starred Fate of Two Lovers (1784), ed. and trans. Sara Dickinson
	68.	Liubov Iakovlevna Krichevskaia (1810-30s), Anthology, ed. and trans. Brian Baer
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Scandinavian Authors/Texts
	69.	Charlotta Dorothea Biehl, Autobiography, Dramas, Prose and Letters, ed. with Introduction and Commentary by Marianne Alenius
	70.	The Gynaeceum Genre in Scandinavia from 1600 to 1800—Catalogues of Learned Women, ed. Marianne Alenius
	71.	Birgitte Thott, On the Path to a Happy Life and Other Works by Herself and from her Intellectual Circle, ed. Marianne Alenius
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Spanish Authors/Texts
	72.	Maria de Agreda and Philip IV, Correspondence, ed. and trans. Katie Maclean
†	73.	Journey of Five Capuchin Nuns, ed. and trans. Sarah E. Owens
	74.	Mariana de Carvajal, Eight Novellas, ed. and trans. Ronna Feit and Robin Ann Rice
	75.	Mother Juana de la Cruz, Selected Sermons, ed. and trans. Ronald Surtz
	76.	Cecilia del Nacimiento, Autobiography and Poetry, ed. and trans. Kevin Donnelly and Sandra Sider
	77.	The Querelle des femmes in Spain, ca.1450-1500, ed. and trans. Emily C. Francomano
†	78.	Oliva Sabuco, The New Philosophy: True Medicine, ed. and trans. Gianna Pomata
	79.	Maria Vela y Cueto, Autobiography, ed. and introd. Susan Laningham, trans. Jane D. Tar
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Ukrainian Authors/Texts
	80.	Hanna Barvinok, “The Drunkard” and “The Water Nymph”; and Marko Vovchok, Folk Tales, ed. and trans. Teresa Polowy [both writers’ works appeared during the 1850s and early 1860s. They were the first women writers in the Ukraine.]











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