Renaissance Studies articles
Form[e]s of transnationhood: the case of John Wolfe's trilingual Courtier , vol. 29 (1): 103-124 |
Miracles in translation: Lipsius, Our Lady of Halle and two Dutch translations , vol. 29 (1): 125-142 |
Translating as a way of writing history: Father du Creux's Historiæ Canadensis and the Relations jésuites of New France , vol. 29 (1): 143-161 |
Translating time: chronicle, prognostication, prophecy , vol. 29 (1): 162-177 |
Women and healthcare in early modern Europe , vol. 28 (4): 496-514 |
Domestic medicine: slaves, servants and female medical expertise in late medieval Valencia , vol. 28 (4): 515-532 |
Exotic materials and treasured knowledge: the valuable legacy of noblewomen's remedies in early modern Germany , vol. 28 (4): 533-555 |
‘Herbals she peruseth’: reading medicine in early modern England , vol. 28 (4): 556-578 |
Poor women and parish public health in sixteenth-century London , vol. 28 (4): 579-596 |
Families, medical secrets and public health in early modern Venice , vol. 28 (4): 597-618 |
Women and healthcare in early modern German towns , vol. 28 (4): 619-638 |
Theorizing copiousness , vol. 28 (2): 167-182 |
Encyclopaedic Erasmus , vol. 28 (2): 183-204 |