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C: Social Behaviour p. 83

6) Religion
A: Catholicism p. 91
B: Prelates & Personalities p. 112
C: Jewish Religion p. 117
D: Protestants & Heretics p. 122
E: Magic & Witchcraft p. 125

7) Language arts & Erudition
A: Philosophy & Literature p. 126
B: Libraries & Typography p. 161
C: Literacy & Schooling p. 166

8) Music & Spectacle
A: Music General p. 167
B: Festival, Opera, Ballet & Theatre p. 182
C: Composers & Musicians p. 198

9) Fine Arts & Architecture
A: General Art & Art Theory p. 209
B: Painting, Drawing & Decoration p. 223
C: Sculpture & the Minor Arts p. 254
D: Architecture, Urbanism & Gardens p. 261

10) Science & Technology
A: General & Mathematics p. 280
B: Physics & Astronomy p. 300
C: Biology & Medicine p. 309
D: Earth Sciences, Chemistry & Botany p. 316
E: Technology p. 319

BIBLIOGRAPHY IN FRENCH


1) General studies & Historiography
A: General Works p. 320
B: Historiography p. 324

2) Travel & Historical Geography
A: Travel p. 325
B: Historical Geography p. 330

3) Politics & Administration
A: General Politics p. 332
B: Political Biographies p. 339
C: Diplomatic and Military p. 343
D: Political Theory p. 359
E: Justice & Administration p. 360
F: State Finance p. 364

4) Economy & Demography
A: Demography & Family p. 365
B: Manufacturing, Agriculture, Trade & Finance p. 370
C: Economic Doctrines p. 387

5) Social stratification & Behaviour
A: Domestic Life p. 388
B: Social Groups p. 390
C: Social Behaviour p. 394

6) Religion
A: Catholicism p. 397
B: Prelates & Personalities p. 409
C: Jewish Religion p. 414
D: Protestants & Heretics p. 415
E: Magic & Witchcraft p. 417

7) Language arts & Erudition
A: Philosophy & Literature p. 418
B: Libraries & Typography p. 441
C: Literacy & Schooling p. 446

8) Music & Spectacle
A: Music General p. 448
B: Festival, Opera, Ballet & Theatre p. 450
C: Composers & Musicians p. 458

9) Fine Arts & Architecture
A: General Art & Art Theory p. 461
B: Painting, Drawing & Decoration p. 470
C: Sculpture & the Minor Arts p. 480
D: Architecture, Urbanism & Gardens p. 482

10) Science & Technology
A: General & Mathematics p. 488
B: Physics & Astronomy p. 494
C: Biology & Medicine p. 496
D: Earth Sciences, Chemistry & Botany p. 498
E: Technology p. 498







EARLY MODERN ITALY: A COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY


Gregory Hanlon

(Dalhousie University, Halifax Canada)


When I first began to study early modern Italy in the 1970s, it was a commonplace that the country offered little of interest to historians after the full flower of the Renaissance in the middle of the sixteenth century, and that it had been deservedly forgotten. This prejudice was already out of date with respect to Italian-language scholarship, stimulated by the appearance of innovative journals like “Quaderni Storici”. Nevertheless, outside Italy, there was nothing resembling a coherent textbook to introduce students to the fundamentals and the problems of the era. When I was first permitted to teach the period to undergraduates in the mid-1980s, I had to compile a reading list for my students, almost none of whom could read Italian. The most diligent of them could read French, for it remains a widely-taught international language. Within a few years, my reading list reached hundreds of titles. Periodic trips to the Robarts Library of the University of Toronto enabled me to enlarge the list considerably. Soon it made little sense to include only the titles I felt would be the most fruitful, for the studies covering the full arc of disciplines dealing with Italy are too numerous for anyone to read, let alone master. So here below you will find most of the titles extant, save those I have not yet encountered.

This bibliography aims to be exhaustive; that is, it attempts to record the entire English and French production on Italian history pertaining to the period (circa 1550-1800) over the last 150 years, roughly the time that scholars have worked from archives. Quite apart from the huge, and often excellent production of Italian scholars, the period has attracted the talent and energy of thousands of authors working outside Italy. It is not my concern here to pronounce judgments on the utility of specific items on the list, for large fields of interest like this one permit a wide array of intellectual enterprises, from diverse points of view.

The result of the bibliography deployed below is to refute, once and for all, the notion that the Early Modern period of Italian history has been “forgotten” by historians. Moreover, the very existence of this didactic tool will allow scholars and students greater ease of consultation. It is designed to allow even a non-specialist to have a comprehensive view of the field in the two principal languages of the Western world. Over time, I realized that the compilation has another purpose. It is through these languages that a new generation of international students and scholars can be introduced to this long and central epoch of Italian and European history.





Choices

Even “exhaustive” bibliographies must make certain choices. The list contains studies, not published sources, except where they have been enhanced by critical introductions by editors. One arbitrary series of choices must relate to where exactly the boundaries lie between history and other disciplines. I have thus incorporated many titles dealing with art history, with single artists and works concerning important projects, but I have excluded publications devoted to the analysis of a single work, articles concerning the dating and identification of specific pieces, or those titles dealing with interpretations of specific figures. The compilation ignores exhibition catalogues and collections of images where they are not accompanied by synthetic studies. Similarly in the language arts, I include studies of specific literary figures and their influence, but ignore discussions of single characters figuring in specific works. In science and philosophy, I have decided to exclude the elaboration of single theories, or articles commenting on single examples of correspondence. These studies are more narrowly philological rather than historical, and their mass would swell this bibliography without making it much more useful.

Another series of choices had to delimit “Italy”, which was larger before the Unification than it has since become. Certainly Corsica belonged to it, even if the result swells the number of French titles. I hesitated a moment before including the island of Malta, but I had no good argument to exclude it. While the population did not speak Italian, that was true of Sardinia as well. On the other hand, Malta had such close ties with Sicily and Rome, and since the papal inquisition held sway there, and since a large fraction of the knights were Italian, and since Italian served as the ‘lingua franca’ for the whole region, it could not be left out. The case of Savoy is a bit different. While it comprised part of the Piedmontese state, culturally and economically it looked more towards Geneva, Lyon and Paris. So I have included titles dealing with Savoy when they dealt with themes it shared with Piedmont, like war or administrative centralization on Turin. The criteria of the closeness of links to the Italian world similarly governed the choice to include titles concerning the Venetian overseas empire and Ragusa (modern Dubrovnik).

The material listed below has been divided among ten headings; 1) General and Historiography; 2) Travel and Historical Geography, 3) Politics & Administration; 4) Economics and Demography; 5) Social Stratification & Behavioural Studies; 6) Religious History; 7) Language Arts and Erudition; 8) Music and Spectacle; 9) Fine Arts and Architecture; and 10) History of Science. General history includes syntheses both national and local, which often cover a long period. The recent development of the history of travel literature made it possible to create a separate rubric for it, but I lump with it works of historical geography, and the handful of titles dealing with the environment in general. The section on politics includes traditional political history, and public administration in its various branches, like justice, state finance and war. One will also find there the biographies of princes and their important ministers. Economic history includes private and public finance and exchange, but also demographic and family history. Social stratification I combine with studies of behaviour, deviance and crime, public assistance and so on, often inspired by the concept of ‘mentalities’. Religious history would appear to be the most homogeneous category, but in it I include most studies dealing with the Jewish minority and those treating Protestants and Valdesi. Intellectual history embraces many different activities, which I have attempted to organize by separating philosophy, philology and the language arts (including what some now call ‘book culture’), from music and spectacle, which is separate from art, architecture and gardens. History of science is the final category, often considered a discipline of its own for the specialization of knowledge it requires. I have opted for a single citing of works, instead of citing the same work several times across different rubrics. This is somewhat arbitrary, I recognize; whether a work on religious imagery should be slotted under religious history or history of art is difficult to assess.

Historiographical Trends

A rapid quantitative survey of the titles in each of the previous categories teaches us something of the major historical trends over more than a century. The most surprising finding is that French-language historiography dominated Italian topics until fairly recently, even in quantitative terms. French historians consistently surpassed English-language writers in output until World War Two, even if one were to exclude the substantial amount of work devoted to Corsica. This is a tribute to the Ecole Francaise de Rome, a competitive “Grande Ecole” that sponsors scholarship of the highest level. The alumni of the school include Maurice Aymard, Gerard Delille, Gerard Labrot, Yves-Marie Berce, Jean Delumeau, Jean-Michel Sallmann, Francoise and Jean-Claude Waquet and others besides. Even before the turn of the last century, French historians were writing important works of political history, often the consequence of the weighty thesis required by French universities. Art historians inescapably dealt with Italian subjects. French Catholics also produced numerous books and articles where real scholarship enhanced devotion, particularly at the turn of the century when the Dreyfus affair and the separation of Church and State heightened passions. This wave of fine scholarship paused suddenly in 1914, but recommenced with war’s end. Political, religious and cultural history continued to constitute the lion’s share throughout the 1920s. The importance of French historiography was not only statistical, it was also qualitatively sophisticated in most fields.

In the 1930s a new current emerged, timidly at first. Economic history, the study of prices and exchanges, merchants and peasants began to gather momentum. As it did, French historians diversified their interests and their specializations earlier than those of other nations. The war years marked another pause without inciting scholars to go into new directions. Then the 1950s witnessed a surge of economic and socio-economic history as the Annales school historians in the wake of Fernand Braudel made Italian economic history one of its most important “chantiers”. Braudel’s disciples included Italian pioneers, Ruggiero Romano, Domenico Sella, Carlo Cipolla, who adopted the sources, the methods and the concepts of the French and popularized them in Italy too. French economic historians took over the academy in the 1960s, though they never constituted the majority of productive scholars. French art and literary historians discovered the charms of the Baroque aesthetic in the 1960s simultaneously. Those two rubrics accounted for 2/3 of the titles in Italian history produced in French, and their sway throughout the Western world was considerable.

French historiography diversified again in the 1970s, as “social history” ceased to refer automatically to economic life and social class. Instead, a new sensitivity to anthropological models focused many minds on the notion of “mentalities” proper to early modern Europe. We began to see the application of quantitative methods and anthropological concepts to political history too, which thereby acquired new depth. These tools of investigation showed their worth across a wide array of topics. Even art historians discovered markets, patrons and religious sentiments, through the serial exploitation of archival documents. Today we no longer speak of “mentalities” for the concept was tautological and it has no foundation in cognitive psychology. However, this field of studies is one of the most active today, whereas it barely existed forty years ago.

Assuredly, the French historiographical revolution is over. One sure sign of it is the relative abandonment of economic history in favour of the most traditional kinds of political history. Whoever visits the FNAC or other large French bookstores today cannot help but notice the multitude of biographies on the shelves. But the high quality of French scholarship has endured, through a training that promotes a scientific outlook in research, and close contact with archival documents from the early years of university. This orientation the French share with the Italians. Italian scholars who hesitated between the two international languages until the 1970s now publish outside Italy primarily in English. But one cannot specialize in early modern Italian history without reading French. In the 7th Edition of the bibliography, French-language titles constitute 37% of the whole. French-language studies accounted for about half of the total until 1960, and still constituted one-third (32%) of the number of titles in the 1990s. Given that the French-language population (including Belgium, Switzerland and Canada) stands at 75 million as opposed to 400 million Anglophones, this activity is still well above its weight, and in my view, it is more consistently high-quality thanks to the emphasis on archival sources over literary texts and theories. Still today, many senior Italian historians have some of their best work published in French-language journals.

Studies published in English were long aimed at the “gentleman” reader of political and cultural history. Catholic devotional studies comprised a modest part of the whole, which expanded as the church multiplied the number of colleges and universities affiliated with it. London appeared more often as a place of publication than the United States at least until the 1920s, and both of them combined constituted but a fraction of French-language studies. The 1930s saw the first hint of a swell in this scholarship, in religious and cultural history especially, along with the history of science. Italian immigrants to the United States were generally not well educated and were still quite peripheral to the academic world. There was no modification of the prevailing themes in English-language historiography of Italy before 1950.

In the decade after 1950 this production more than doubled! Most of it was comprised of art history. Italian art, architecture and music are central to the Western canon, and the expansion of arts faculties in those years meant that scholars of traditional fields were in high demand. Political history kept pace with the expansion as well. These trends began to broaden in the course of the 1960s, as the influence of French economic and social history infiltrated the United States and Britain, later than in Italy itself. Science history was always important to the canon. As the university experience underwent a process of democratization on both sides of the Atlantic, interest in Italian history grew with it.

Since then, the production in English continues to grow. In the 1970s, titles in art, music and literature still constituted the leading rubric, with political, economic and religious history sharing most of the rest. English-language scholars still thought of themselves as “Renaissance” specialists, with most of their work focusing on the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, very rarely exploring beyond 1620. If British historians rarely took the lead in adapting new ideas from the social sciences to historical documents, the scholarly quality of their work was usually very solid. British historians were less conceptual, but generally better trained than Americans. They retained a keen interest in traditional political, diplomatic and military history, which was their forte. The work of J.R. Hale, whose Renaissance scholarship widened to include a concern for finance, fortifications and logistics, was especially influential. Britain is now probably the most important contributor to Italian economic history (outside Italy, of course). British historians were among the first, after the Italians, to realize the crucial importance of inquisition archives and ecclesiastical tribunals as sources liable to shed light on a broad range of behaviour. Following Brian Pullan, they also opened up the world of charitable institutions and hospitals, with a sequel dealing with the history of illness. Most importantly, British historians revolutionized art history in the twentieth century, in two phases: first by creating iconography as a special discipline distinct from the study of artists and styles: and a second phase, led by Francis Haskell, whereby interest focused on those who commissioned works of art, the working conditions of artists, and most recently, the existence of a proper art market. These themes were soon explored by historians of music and spectacle. The social context of Italian culture remains central to British scholarship.

The American academy long remained attached to cultural history as the 19th century conceived it. It is still heavily saturated in idealist philosophy, in the superiority of ideas over matter, of representations over phenomena. This generalization must be hedged with some important qualifications. America is very big and it boasts a wide variety of postsecondary institutions. If the predominant stream still conceives of politics in tandem with intellectual history, in the tradition of Franco Venturi and Eric Cochrane, American scholars led the French and British in exploring the archives of church and state tribunals to better understand ordinary attitudes and behaviour. Often inspired by the pioneering work of Natalie Davis on nearby France (though she in turn, began with French models), Americans more frequently employed microhistory as a heuristic tool. If their interest in social and economic history was new in the 1970s, multiplying threefold in that decade, intellectual history was never far from the main focus. North American historians were beginning to discover “mentalities” as well, though the ‘priest’s-eye view’ they often adopt reflects the curious religiosity of the United States. By the 1990s, when economic history ceased to be fashionable, studies of the origins and application of Tridentine reforms became very numerous, and they show no sign of flagging. Under the influence of feminism, we see fresh interest in nuns, women saints, women writers and readers, and women painters, too. The traditional study of academies is giving way to the examination of collectors and collections, in both art and science. Postmodern theories (an updated form of relativism) applied to science sometimes give us a better understanding of how patronage and convention shaped the scientific revolution. American anthropological and behavioural history is often inspired by the theories of French intellectuals like Michel Foucault. Ironically, given his empirical shortcomings, he has not the place in France that he has acquired in the United States where archival training is often summary or lacking altogether even at the most advanced levels.

In the mass of new publications, a growing number of good historians now choose Italy as their field of investigation. In the course of the 1980s, and above all in the 1990s, with more than 3,000 titles, early modern Italy was finally “recovered”. Today there are roughly 2,000 active scholars in the community publishing work in English or French. Together, they produce something over 300 books and articles annually, around 5 or 6 titles every week. The university courses including early modern Italy or exclusively devoted to it are ever more numerous. One telling sign of it is in the number of textbooks. European surveys often ‘forgot’ to include anything on Italy. Not having a proper textbook for the course I taught, I wrote the first one myself, published in 2000. Within eighteen months, two others appeared in English, and two more in French, all destined for undergraduates. If traditional Renaissance history is in decline, the history of Early Modern Italy continues to expand, for there are still new and important questions to investigate for the first time. The field still lacks a proper journal, however, which would surely gain by being multilingual. By deliberately excluding studies before circa 1750, the Journal of Modern Italian History remains faithful to a 19th-century vision of the country. Fortunately, the leading journals of the historical profession - Journal of Modern History, Annales: Histoire, Sciences Sociales, Past and Present - concede an ever-greater space to the history of the peninsula.


The Image of Italy

Let us venture beyond a simple statistical analysis to look at the country that emerges from over 10,000 titles. A bibliography that included Italian-language publications would cover every corner of the territory. This is both a strength and a defect of Italian historiography, whose inspiration is local above all. There is an infinite number of local studies researched with filial love for the “patria”. Very few Italian historians of the early modern period are interested in the entire area. Many senior researchers are not even interested in the towns where they hold a chair at the local university, for they come from away and take the first convenient train home.

On the other hand, titles published in English and French must usually satisfy the strategy of the publisher, either scientific or commercial. These strategies influence quite a bit the offer of titles on the marketplace, again either academic or commercial. No-one should study a small - or ugly - locality unless it offers some greater interest. There will always be room for yet another book on Rome, or Venice, or Florence. The result, when I could identify that the book’s theme dealt with a specific place, is that publishers prefer books that deal with places we already know well.

A recent collection of articles entitled, “Beyond Florence”, implied that historians are interested primarily in the Tuscan capital. The book’s title is misleading. It is Venice that comes first as the object of the most studies, in the most rubrics. Behind it comes Rome. Florence and Naples are also well served. It would be inaccurate to claim that the Mezzogiorno is forgotten entirely, although the preponderance of studies looks at Italy north of the Arno river. Early modern Italy to judge from this bibliography alone comprises of a few big cities, with little thought even to the other ‘capitals’: Genoa, Bologna, Mantua, Parma, Ferrara, Torino. The precise hierarchy depends upon the rubric. In the history of science one will find Padua and Milan, but they hardly figure under other rubrics.

There are a few good reasons to showcase the principal cities. They were centres of the higher administration, places of power and decision. One could claim (though I doubt it) that in these few cities, we see the origins of today’s Italy, the starting point of the modern world. But to study just a few places gives a false idea of Italy as it was, that is, a country primarily rural and agricultural. But some of the large cities are almost invisible too! Every city in the Mezzogiorno outside Naples, for example. The most flagrant example of scholarly neglect would be Messina, a giant before the revolt of 1674, centre of commerce and naval power, and who knows what else? Catania doesn’t figure alone in a single instance. The cities and regions of central Italy - even beautiful ones - are hardly visible. Large, busy and rich cities, centres of culture and innovation, figure rarely. Piacenza and Cremona, Vicenza and Pavia, Lucca and Perugia, Como, Ravenna, Reggio Emilia and Padova; the complete list of forgotten cities would be a long one, as would be the list of forgotten regions - the Marches, Abruzzo, Umbria, Romagna, Liguria, Basilicata, Calabria and Sardinia. Perhaps fires or earthquakes have deprived some of them of precious archives. But often the neglect is just due to the lack of imagination of thesis supervisors.

A historiography for tomorrow

Merely plugging holes makes little sense by itself, however much we should diversify the places we study. Here I would like to indicate some personal inclinations of where I would like to see historians work, in terms of problems rather than locales. Here I am referring still to works published in English or French. Sometimes there are excellent Italian-language studies of these problems. And sometimes not.

If the work on travel literature is now abundant, historical geography remains afflicted with the curse afflicting geography in general. Nevertheless, what we could call historical ecology, the study of the environment and the ways people adapted to it, is well worth investigating. We lack above all works on the mountains and their inhabitants, problems of the exploitation of woodlands and fields, river and stream management, and the multiple activities that the mountain environment permitted or fostered.

In political history, we should follow the French lead again and multiply the number of biographies, because this genre awakens the curiosity of readers like few others. It engages their imagination and draws them into the time and place. They cannot help but engender more analytical studies in the aftermath. What a marvellous work, the biography of the Bolognese general Marsigli by John Stoye! Would that there were one on Francesco Morosini, or Ambrogio Spinola. We cruelly lack biographies of important princes, like Ferdinando I and Cosimo III de’Medici, Guglielmo Gonzaga, Francesco I d’Este, Ranuccio I and Ranuccio II Farnese, Filiberto Emanuele and Carlo Emanuele I of Savoy, Francesco Maria II della Rovere of Urbino. We have numerous studies now of the bureaucracy, and ever more titles dealing with military institutions. But we lack good, comprehensive works of Italy in war, which is a British strength. Who will undertake a good account of the Thirty Years War in Italy over its full breadth - 1613-1659? Its absence is a serious hindrance to a good understanding of virtually every aspect of Italian life in the 17th century.

Economic history has traditionally dealt with markets and manufactures, but often neglects the daily business of merchants and shopkeepers of the kind Renata Ago has done for Rome. We also lack systematic studies of what we could call the standard of living, which should be central to every economic analysis. Although it is not easy to define, the huge number of post-mortem inventories buried in notarial registers of city and country make its study feasible. Along with them are the dowry descriptions, the expenses on orphans, the inventory of village shops, the pension allowances in testaments and so on. Was there really a decline in Italian standards of living during the period? These documents could answer that question.

Social stratification and behavioural history will soon outgrow the concept of mentalities, which is both conceptually and empirically untenable. Many studies of behaviour are normative - that is, they are inspired by citations from literary texts and observations of intellectuals. This too has serious shortcomings, as does the very notion that our values are embodied in ‘discourses’ in a Foucaultian sense, which we unconsciously enact. To my mind, the developments over the last few decades in evolutionary psychology and human ethology have huge implications for behavioural history, especially when we can mine the judicial and notarial archives for empirical evidence. Any history of gender, of violence, of social stratification and of sociability that is innocent of these developments is likely to be obsolete before it is printed.

Religious history is well developed, but it too relies on a number of key assumptions that require verification. The normative documents of the church usually only measure conformity, not belief. Now that we have access to inquisition archives, it should be possible to study not only conformity, or those practices that the church did not sanction, but also skepticism and unbelief that lay at the root of modern social secularization.

Historians should also profit from Inquisition archives to rewrite the intellectual history of Italy. To what point did the institution interfere with the universities and colleges, did it place the teachers under surveillance, did it guide the curriculum, or did it convoke independent spirits? These are urgent questions we can now hope to answer. Today our understanding of Italian intellectual life lacks depth, but this will change when it is no longer just concerned with intellectuals. How many Italians possessed books at home, compared to French, Dutch, German or English households? It might be that Italians always read less than their neighbours, out of gregariousness. Levels of literacy in the 17th and 18th century were staggeringly low compared to northern Europe, especially given that rapid progress was noticeable in the 16th century. Here is a worthy subject of investigation if ever there was one. Did the Church stifle the development of mass literacy in Italy, unlike in France?

Post-mortem inventories can also give us more depth in our understanding of the place of art in Italian society. They will show an astonishing number of cheap paintings and prints. Ex-voto images, left in their hundreds in sanctuaries, have not yet elicited much interest, despite their charm and their power as documents. How widespread were portraits? Who collected landscapes and still lifes, and what was the market for foreign art (principally Flemish and Dutch) in Italy? If we know a great deal about princely and elite patronage, interest tends to stop there. Interest in art also tends to limit itself to painting, sculpture and architecture. Yet there was an explosion of artistic creation in jewelry, furniture, ceramics, touching a whole panoply of luxury objects pretty much ignored by art historians.

For the history of science, do we really need more studies on Galileo? What of the process of creeping mathematization of natural philosophy after the late 16th century, in countless forgotten theses deposited in Jesuit colleges?

There are many other dimensions of early modern history hardly noticed in these few paragraphs, and every scholar has his or her own list of priorities. In their mass, they should help transform the field over the next generation. And through this bibliography, those efforts can be more widely known.


A note on accents: Given the unpredictability of the transformation of accents from one programme to another, I have had to dispense with them altogether.








Part One: BIBLIOGRAPHY IN ENGLISH


1) GENERAL WORKS AND HISTORIOGRAPHY

A: General works

Allen (AM) A History of Verona, New York, 1910

Andrieux (M) Rome, New York, 1968

Astarita (T) Between Salt Water and Holy Water: a History of Southern Italy, New York, 2005

Barbier (P) Vivaldi’s Venice, n.p., 2003

Baroque Personae, R. Villari ed., Chicago, 1995

Benevolo (L) The Story of the City, 1980

Bent (JT) A freak of freedom, or The Republic of San Marino, Port Washington NY, 1970

Black (J) The Mediterranean World in the Age of Philip III, European History Quarterly, 1993, pp.407-414

Black (R) The beginning and the end of the Renaissance, Palgrave Advances in Renaissance Historiography, London & New York, 2004

Blouet (BW) Valletta: a history of the city, Malta, 1969

Boutcher (W) The Renaissance and cultural and intellectual history, art and material culture, literature, Palgrave Advances in Renaissance Historiography, New York & London, 2004

Braudel (F) Out of Italy, Paris, 1991

Brion (M) Venice: the Masque of Italy, London, 1962

Brown (J) Society & Gender, Palgrave Advances in Renaissance Historiography, London & New York, 2004

Bruc (C) The republic of San Marino, Cambridge, 1880

Brucker (G) Florence: The golden age, 1138-1737, Berkeley, 1998

Caird (LH) The history of Corsica, London, 1899.

Capaccio (G) History of the Kingdom of Naples, Chicago, 1970

Carpanetto (D) & Ricuperati (G) Italy in the Age of Reason, 1685-1789, London, 1987

Carter (CH) From the Renaissance to the Counter-Reformation, London, 1966

Carter (F) Dubrovnik, a Classic City-State, 1972

Cassar (C) Society, culture and identity in early modern Malta, Malta, n.d.

Cassar (C) Cutajar (D) Malta’s Role in Mediterranean Affairs, 1530-1699, Malta: Studies of its Heritage and History, Malta, 1986

Chambers (D), Pullan (B) Venice, a Documentary History, 1450-1630, Oxford, 1992

Chaney (E) Robert Dallington’s ‘Survey of Tuscany’ (1605): a British view of Medicean Florence, Apollo, n.s. 136, 1992, 90-94

Chastel (A) The crisis of the Renaissance, 1520-1600, Geneva, 1968

Cochrane (E) Muratori; the Vocation of a Historian, Catholic Historical Review, 1965, pp.153-172

Cochrane (E) Italy, 1530-1630, New York, 1988

Collison-Morley (L) Naples through the centuries, New York, 1924

Collison-Morley (L) Italy after the Renaissance: decadence and display in the 17th century, London & New York, 1930

Croce (B) History of the Kingdom of Naples, Chicago, 1970 (1915)

Davidson (N) The Counter-Reformation, Oxford, 1987

Dooley (B) Snatching victory from the jaws of defeat: History and imagination in Baroque Italy, The Seventeenth Century, 15, 2000, pp. 90-115

Eglin (J) Venice Transfigured, London & New York, 2001

Findlen (P) ed. Beyond Florence: the contours of medieval and early modern Italy, Stanford, 2002

Fletcher (B) The Story of Naples, London, 1927

Foligno (C) The Story of Padua, London, 1910

From the Renaissance to the Counter-Reformation, London, 1966

Gunn (P) Naples: A Palimpsest, London, 1961

Hale (JR) Phoenix: Florence and the Medici, New York, 2001

Hanlon (G) Early Modern Italy 1550-1800: Three Seasons in European History, London & New York, 2000

Headlam (C) The story of Naples, London, 1927

Heywood (W) A History of Perugia, London, 1910

Hibbert (C) Rome: the Biography of a City, London, 1985

Hook (J) Siena. A City and its History, London, 1979

Koenigsberger (HG) Politicians and Virtuosi. Essays in Early Modern History, London, 1986

Koenigsberger (HG) The Idea of Decadence in Early Modern History, European History Quarterly, 1992, pp.163-186

Krekic (B) Dubrovnik. A Mediterranean Urban Society, 1300-1600, Aldershot, 1997

Lanciani (R) Ancient and Modern Rome, London, 1927

Lane (F) Venice: A Maritime Republic, Baltimore 1973

Lauritzen (P) Venice: a thousand years of culture and civilization, New York, 1978

Lee (V) Studies of the Eighteenth Century in Italy, London, 1887

Levey (M) Florence: A portrait, Cambridge MA., 1998

Mack Smith (D) A History of Sicily, 2 vols., 1970

Mackenney (R) The City State, 1500-1700. Republican Liberty in an Age of Princely Power, Atlantic Highlands NJ, 1989

Mackenney (R) Renaissances: the cultures of Italy, c.1300-c.1600, Manchester, 2004

Maltezou (C) The historical and social context, Literature and society in Renaissance Crete, D. Holton ed., Cambridge, 1991, pp. 17-47

Marino (J) Italy in the Long Sixteenth Century, Handbook of European History in the Later Middle Ages, Renaissance and Reformation, 1400-1600, Thomas Brady, Heiko Oberman and James Tracy, eds., Leiden, 1994, 1, pp. 331-367.

Marino (J) ed., Early Modern Italy 1550-1796, Oxford, 2002

Martin (J) Romano (D) eds, Venice Reconsidered: the history and civilization of an Italian city-state 1297-1797, Baltimore, 2000

Martin (JJ) ed., The Renaissance: Italy and abroad, London, 2002

McGregor (JHS) Rome from the ground up, Belknap Press, 2005

McGregor (JHS) Monfasani (J) Nichols (C) eds, Renaissance Naples: a documentary history 1400-1600, New York, 2005

McNeill (WH) Venice; the Hinge of Europe, 1081-1797, Chicago, 1974

Molmenti (P) Venice: its individual Growth from the earliest times to the fall of the Republic, 3 vols., London, 1906-08.

Monnier (P) Venice in the 18th century, Kessinger Publishing, 2005

Napier (HE) Florentine History from the earliest authentic records to the accession of Ferdinand III, 6 vols., London, 1846-1847

Noyes (E) The story of Milan, London, 1908

Oliphant (M) The makers of Venice: doges, conquerors, painters and men of letters, New York, 1888

Oliphant (M) The makers of modern Rome, New York, 1896, 4 vols.

Oresko (R) Culture in the age of baroque and rococo, The Oxford Illustrated History of Italy, Oxford, 2001

Osborne (J) Urbino: the story of a Renaissance city, Chicago, 2003

Partner (P) Renaissance Rome, 1500-1559, Berkeley, 1982

Pollak (M) Turin, 1564-1680, Chicago, 1991

Praga (G) History of Dalmatia, Pisa, 1993.

Pullan (B) The Significance of Venice, Bulletin of the John Rylands University Library of Manchester, 56, 1974, pp. 433-462.

Quatriglio (G) A thousand years in Sicily: from the Arabs to the Bourbons, New York, 1993

Rachum (I) Italian Historians and the Emergence of the Term “Revolution”, 1644-1659, History, 80, 1995, pp. 191-206

Rossi (G) Short history of the Republic of San Marino, np, 1979

Roth (C) Venice, Philadelphia, 1930

Sarti (R) Italy: a reference guide from the Renaissance to the present, New York, 2004

Sella (D) Italy in the Seventeenth Century, London, 1997.

Thubron (C) The Venetians, Alexandria VA, 1980

Whyte (AJ) The evolution of modern Italy, 1715-1920, Oxford & New York, 1951

Wiel (A) The story of Verona, London, 1902

Wills (G) Venice, Lion city: the religion of empire, New York, 2002

Woolf (S) A History of Italy, 1700-1860; the Social Constraints of Political Change, London, 1979

Woolf (S) Italy, 1600-1796, The Oxford History of Italy, G. Holmes ed., Oxford, 1997

Yriarte (CE) Florence: its history, the Medici, the humanists, letters, arts, Philadelphia, 1897

Zorzi (A) Venice: the Golden Age, 697-1797, np 1983

B: Historiography

Barbagallo (C) The conditions and tendencies of historical writing in Italy today, Journal of Modern History, vol.1, #2, 1929

Burke (P) Civilizations and frontiers: anthropology of the early modern Mediterranean, Early modern history and the social sciences: testing the limits of Braudel’s Mediterranean, JA Marino ed., Kirksville MO, 2002, pp. 123-144

Cochrane (E) Southern Italy in the Age of the Spanish Viceroys; Some recent titles, Journal of Modern History, 1986, pp.194-217

Croce (B) A Working Hypothesis: The Crisis of Italy in the Cinquecento and the Bond Between the Renaissance and the Risorgimento, The Late Italian Renaissance, 1525-1630, London, 1970, pp. 23-42

Dooley (B) Revising the Forgotten Centuries; Recent work on Early Modern Tuscany, European History Quarterly, 1990, pp.519-550

Gallucci (M) What is the “Matter” of Microhistory and the New Historicism?”, Meditations, 18, 2, Fall 1994, PP. 61-68.

Ginzburg (C) Microhistory: Two or Three Things that I know about it, Critical Inquiry, 20, 1993, pp. 10-35

Ginzburg (C) Checking the evidence: the judge and the historian, Questions of evidence: Proof, practice and persuasion across the disciplines, J. Chandler ed., Chicago, 1994, pp. 290-303

Grubb (J) When Myths Lose Power; Four Decades of Venetian Historiography, Journal of Modern History, 1986, pp.43-94

Landes (D) Carlo Cipolla, Renaissance man, global historian, Rivista di Storia Economica, 18, 2002, pp. 41-50.

Levi (G) On microhistory, New perspectives on historical writing, P. Burke ed., Cambridge, 1991, pp. 93-113

Litchfield (R Burr) Franco Venturi's 'crisis' of the Old Regime, Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 10, 2005, pp. 234-244

Mantini (S) Women’s history in Italy: Cultural Itineraries and new proposals in current historiographical trends, Journal of Women’s History, 12, 2000, 170-198

Marino (J) A bigger Settecento Italiano: wider vistas and open terrain, Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 10, 2005, pp. 133-141

Marino (J) ed., Early modern history and the social sciences: testing the limits of Braudel’s Mediterranean, Kirksville, 2002

Martin (JM) Religion, Palgrave advances in Renaissance Historiography, New York & London, 2004

Martin (J) Journeys to the World of the Dead; the Work of Carlo Ginzburg, Journal of Social History, 1992, pp.613-626

Martin (J) Recent Italian Scholarship on the Renaissance: Aspects of Christianity in Late Medieval and Early Modern Italy, Renaissance Quarterly, 48, 1995, pp. 593-610

Martin (J) Knowledge, Politics and Memory in Early Modern Italy: Recent Italian Scholarship, Renaissance Quarterly, 49, 1996, pp. 598-615

Molho (A) Recent Works on the History of Tuscany, 15th-18th centuries, Journal of Modern History, 1990, pp.57-77

Niccoli (O) Images of society, Early modern history and the social sciences: testing the limits of Braudel’s Mediterranean, JA Marino ed., Kirksville MO, 2002, pp. 101-122

Ogilvie (BW) Science, Palgrave advances in Renaissance historiography, J. Woolfson ed., London & New York, 2004

Ricuperati (G) The historiographical legacy of Franco Venturi, Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 2, 1997, pp. 67-88

Ricuperati (G) The Enlightenment and the church in the work of Franco Venturi: the fertile legacy of a civil religion, Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 10, 2005, pp. 168-182

Robertson (J) Franco Venturi’s Enlightenment, Past and Present, #137, 1992, pp. 183-206

Thompson (D) Writing the synthesis: a history of Italy in the age of Enlightenment, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth century, 190, 1980, pp. 217-225

Zambelli (P) From Menocchio to Piero della Francesca: The work of Carlo Ginzburg, Historical Journal, 28, 1985, pp. 983-999.



2) TRAVEL AND HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY

A: Travel

Adams (PG) Travellers and Travel Liars, 1600-1800, Berkeley, 1962

Arthos (J) Milton and the Italian cities, London, 1968

Barker (N) ed., In fair Verona. English travellers in Italy and their accounts of the city from the middle ages to modern times, Cambridge, 1972

Bartlett (K) The strangeness of strangers: English impressions of Italy in the 16th century, Quaderni d’Italianistica, 1, 1980, pp. 46-63

Bartlett (K) The creation of an “Englishman Italified”: William Barker in Italy, 1551-1554, Bollettino del CIRVI, 10, 1989

Bartlett (K) The journey into Sicily of Thomas Hoby, 1550, Viaggio nel Sud III: Calabria e dintorni, E. Kanceff & R. Rampone eds, Geneve, 1993

Batten (CL) Pleasurable Instructions. Form and convention in 18th-century travel literature, Berkeley, 1978

Bignamini (I) The Italians as spectators and actors: the Grand Tour reflected, The Impact of Italy: The Grand Tour and beyond, C. Hornsby ed., London, 2000, pp. 29-48.

Black (J) Sicily 1792: the account of a British traveler, Archivio Storico per la Sicilia Orientale, 80, 1984, pp. 253-272

Black (J) The British Abroad. The Grand Tour in the Eighteenth Century, New York, 1992

Black (J) The Grand Tour of the Eighteenth Century, London, 1996

Black (J) Italy and the Grand Tour: the British experience in the 18th century, Bollettino del C.I.R.V.I., 17, 1996, 1-20

Black (J) Italy and the Grand Tour, New Haven, 2003

Blunt (A) Naples as seen by French travelers, 1630-1780, Essays in honour of Jean Seznec, Oxford, 1974

Bodeker (HE) German travellers to Italy in the 18th century: Motives, intentions, experiences, Schulz-Forberg (H) ed., Unravelling civilisation: European travel and travel writing, New York, 2005

Brady (F) Pottle (F) eds, Boswell on the Grand Tour: Italy, Corsica and France, London, 1955

Bufalini (R) Saverio Scrofani’s ‘Viaggio in Grecia’ and late 18th-century travel writing, Italica, 74, 1997, pp. 43-51

Calarescu (M) Looking for Virgil’s tomb: the end of the Grand Tour and the cosmopolitan ideal in Europe, J. Elsner & JP Rubies eds, Voyages and visions: toward a cultural history of travel, London, 1999, pp. 138-61

Canepa (AM) From degenerate scoundrel to noble savage. The Italian stereotype in eighteenth-century British travel literature, English Miscellany, 22, 1971, pp. 107-146

Chaney (E) The Grand Tour and the Great Rebellion, Geneva, 1985

Chaney (E) The Evolution of the Grand Tour, London, 1997

Coryat (T) Coryats Crudities (1611), with introduction by W.M. Schutte, London, 1978

Duncan (D) “Gone towards Roome”. Mersenne’s trip to Italy, 1644-45, Bollettino del CIRVI, 5, 1984

Elek (A) Elek (E) Johnstone (M) The Age of the Grand Tour, London 1967

Evelyn (J) John Evelyn in Naples, 1645, G. Maynard Smith ed., Oxford 1914

Fontana (B) The Englishman in Italy, The Treasure Houses of Britain: Five hundred years of private patronage and art collecting, G. Jackson-Stops ed., New Haven, 1985

Freller (T) A classical traveller in 18th century Malta, Malta, 1997.

Hibbert (C) The Grand Tour, London, 1974

Hornsby (C) Introduction, or why travel?, The Impact of Italy: the Grand Tour and beyond, London, 2000

Ingamells (J) ed. A Dictionary of British and Irish Travellers in Italy, 1701-1800, New Haven, 1997

Kaplan (JP) The problem of the “homme manqué”: an aspect of sexual identity perceived by 18th-century French voyagers to Italy, Bollettino del CIRVI, 2, 1981

Keatley (RE) Enjoying the world: curiosity and the ‘voyage d’Italie’ (France, 1568-1606), PhD dissertation, Yale University, 2004

Kirby (PF) The Grand Tour in Italy, New York, 1948

Leopardi (ER) Germans in Malta in the years 1565-1569, Melita Historica, 4, 1965, pp. 117-127

Maczak (A) Travel in Early Modern Europe, Cambridge Mass, 1995

Marino (J) Introduction: On the Grand Tour, Early Modern Italy, 1550-1796, Oxford & New York, 2002

McGowan (M) The Vision of Rome in late Renaissance France, New Haven, 2000

Mead (WE) The Grand Tour in the Eighteenth century, London, 1914

Milis (L) Travellers of the southern Low Countries and their views on Italy and the Italians, Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 61, 1991, pp. 7-36

Monga (L) Thomas Abdy’s Travel Journal through France and Italy, 1632-1635, Bollettino del CIRVI, 7, 1986, pp. 61-98

Monga (L) Introduction, “Travells through France, Italy, Naples, Sicily, Malta in the Yeeres 1647, 1648, 1649” by Isaac Basire, Geneva, 1987

Monga (L) The discovery of Sicily by English travelers in the 16th and 17th centuries, Arba Sicula, 13, 1992, pp. 378-393

Monga (L) Crime and the road: a survey of 16th century travel journals, Renaissance and Reformation, 12, 1998, pp. 5-17

Monga (L) Cycles of Early Modern Hodoeporics (travel literature), Annali d’Italianistica, 18, 2000, pp. 199-238

Montaigne (M) Montaigne: Travel Journal, translated, with an introduction by D.M. Frame, San Francisco, 1983

Naddeo (BA) Cultural capitals and cosmopolitanism in 18th century Italy: the historiography and Italy on the Grand Tour, Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 10, 2005, pp. 183-199

Olmi (G) Sweden in the travel journals of Lorenzo Magalotti and Francesco Negri, Siderius Nuncius et Stella Polaris: the scientific relations between Tuscany and Sweden, Canton MA, 1997, pp. 57-78

Parks (GB) The English Traveller to Italy, Rome, 1954

Pine-Coffin (RS) Bibliography of British and American Travel in Italy to 1860, Florence, 1974

Prezzolini (G) American travelers in Italy at the beginning of the 18th century, Italy and the Italians in Washington’s time, New York, 1933, pp. 55-76

Redford (B) Venice and the Grand Tour, New Haven, 1996

Restifo (G) Tourism and the history of Taormina, Sicily, 1750-1950, Lewiston NY, 2000

Robinson (J) “With foreigners alone”: some British women travelers in Italy during the 15th to the 19th centuries, Annali d’Italianistica, 14, 1986, 483-492

Schulte (E) Netherlanders in Early Modern Rome, Van Kessel (P) Schulte (E) eds., Rome-Amsterdam: Two Growing Cities in Seventeenth-century Europe, Amsterdam, 1997

Sells (LA) The Paradise of Travellers: the Italian influence on Englishmen in the Seventeenth Century, Bloomington Ind., 1964

Shackleton (R) The Grand Tour in the eighteenth century, Studies in the eighteenth century, 1, 1968, pp. 127-141

Shackleton (R) Travel and the Enlightenment: Naples as a specimen, Essays on the Age of Enlightenment in honor of Ira O Wade, Jean Macary ed., Geneva, 1977, pp. 281-291

Silverman (S) Three Bells of Civilization, New York, 1975

Spain and the Mediterranean, B. Taggie et al, Kirksville, Thomas Jefferson Univ. Press, 1992

Spezzaferro (L) Baroque Rome: a ‘modern city’, Rome/Amsterdam. Two growing cities in 17th-century Europe, P. Van Kessel & E. Schulte eds, Amsterdam 1997, pp. 2-12

Stoye (J) English Travellers Abroad, 1604-1667, New Haven, 1989

Tolstoi (P) The Travel Diary of Peter Tolstoi: A Muscovite in Early Modern Europe, Max J. Okenfuss transl., Dekalb, 1987

Trechman (EG) The Diary of Montaigne’s Journal to Italy, London, 1929

Wendel (WM) The Variable Climate of Rome; British Travellers to the Roman Catacombs in the 17th century, Studi Secenteschi, 1985, pp.279-296

Wilton (A) Bignani (I) Grand Tour: the Lure of Italy in the Eighteenth century, London, 1996

Wrigley (R) Infectious enthusiasms: Influence, Contagion and the experience of Rome, Transports: Travel, pleasure and imaginative geography, 1600-1830, C. Chard and H. Langdon eds, New Haven, 1996, pp. 75-116

Wrigley (R) Pathological topographies and tourist itineraries: mapping malaria in the 18th and 19th century Rome, Pathologies of Travel, R. Wrigley & G. Revill eds, Amsterdam & Atlanta, 2000, pp. 207-228

B: Historical Geography

Agnoletti (M) Paci (M) Landscape evolution on a central Tuscan estate between the 18th and 20th centuries, The Ecological history of European forests, K. Kirby & C. Watkins eds, Oxford, 1998

Ambrosoli (M) The Wild and the Sown: botany and agriculture in Western Europe, 1350-1850, Cambridge, 1997

Aste (M) Carloforte, an island within an island: Old Genoese dialect in Sardinia, Other voices, J. Staulo ed., Potomac MD, 1990, pp. 35-66

Beckinsale (R and M) Southern Europe; a Systematic Geographical Study, 1977

Benadusi (G) The complex case of “Tuscan urban identities”, Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 5, 2000, pp. 80-88

Bertolotto (S) Cevasco (R) The ‘Alnoculture’ system in the Ligurean eastern Apennines: Archive evidence, Methods and Approaches in Forest History, Agnoletti (M) & Anderson (S) eds, Wallingford Eng. 2000, pp. 189-202

Blok (A) South Italian Agro-towns, Comparative Studies in society and History, 1969, 121-135

Bonfante (G) History and the Italian dialects, Zeitschrift fur Mundartforschung, 3-4, Wiesbaden, 1967, pp. 84-108

Braudel (F) The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World in the Age of Philip II, 2 vols., 1967 (1949)

Briggs (MS) In the Heel of Italy: A Study of an Unknown City (Lecce), London, 1910

Bruce-Chwatt (LJ) Zulueta (J de) The Rise and Fall of malaria in Europe: A Historico-epidemiological Study, Oxford 1980

Burns (RK) The circum-Alpine area: a preliminary view, Anthropological Quarterly, 36, 1963, pp. 130-155

Cassar (C) Malta in 1575. Some aspects of an apostolic visit, Melita Historica, 2, 1956, pp. 19-41

Celli (A) The History of Malaria in the Roman Campagna from Ancient Times, London, 1933

Clivio (G) The ‘volgare’ in Piedmont from the Middle Ages to the end of the 16th century, Romanische Forschungen, 82, 1970, 65-93

Cocco (SF) Vesuvius and Naples: Nature and the city, 1500-1700, PhD dissertation, University of Washington, 2004

Cole (JW) Wolf (ER) The Hidden Frontier, New York, 1974

Cosgrove (D) The myth and the stones of Venice: the historical geography of a symbolic landscape, Journal of historical geography, 8 (1982), pp. 145-69.

Cosgrove (D) Environmental thought and action: pre-modern and post-modern, Transactions, Institute of British geographers, NS 15 (1990), pp. 344-58

Cosgrove (D) Mapping new worlds: culture and cartography in sixteenth-century Venice, Imago Mundi, 44 (1992), pp. 1-25

Cosgrove (D) The Palladian Landscape: Geographical change and its cultural representations in sixteenth-century Italy, London, 1993

Cosgrove (D) Petts (G) Water, engineering and landscape: water control and landscape transformation in the modern period, London, 1990.

Curro (G) The Enlightenment reconstruction in Calabria after the seism of 1783, Transactions of the Eighth International Congress on the Enlightenment, Bristol 1991: Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 303, pp. 131-134

Davis (J) People of the Mediterranean, London, 1977

Davison (C) Great Earthquakes, London, 1936

De Rosa (L) Naples, a capital, Journal of European Economic History, 26, 1997, pp. 349-374

Devoto (G) The languages of Italy, Chicago, 1978

Dreadful Visitations: Confronting natural catastrophe in the Age of Enlightenment, A. Johns ed., New York, 1999

Dubbini (R) Geography of the Gaze: Urban and rural vision in early modern Europe, Chicago, 2002

Filice (C) Settlements of Albanian origin in Calabria, Scripta Mediterranea, vol. 7, 1986, pp. 53-56

Fiorini (S) The resettlement of Gozo after 1551, Melita Historica, 9, 1986, pp. 203-244

Gambi (L) The Gallery of maps in the Vatican (New York, 1997)

Gangemi (M) Impossible roads and inaccessible woods: Aspects and problems of wood transport in the 18th century Southern Italy, Forest History: International studies on socio-economic and forest ecosystem change, M. Agnoletti & S. Anderson eds, Wallingford UK, 2000, pp. 185-193

Glaser (R) et al., Seasonal temperature and precipitation fluctuations in selected parts of Europe (16th century), Climatic Change, 43, 1999, pp. 169-200

Goffart (W) Christian pessimism on the walls of the Vatican Galleria delle carte geografiche, Renaissance Quarterly, 51, 1998

Goy (RJ) Chioggia and the villages of the Venetian Lagoon; Studies in Urban History, Cambridge, 1985

Greene (M) Beyond the northern invasion: the Mediterranean in the 17th century, Past and Present, 174, 2002, pp. 42-71

Grove (AT) Rackham (O) The Nature of Mediterranean Europe: an ecological history, New Haven, 2001

Guidoboni (E) Human factors, extreme events and floods in the Lower Po plain in the sixteenth century, Environment and History, 4, 1998, 279-308

Horden (P) Purcell (N) The Corrupting Sea. A study of Mediterranean History, Oxford, 2000

Houston (JM) The Western Mediterranean World; Introduction to its regional landscapes, London, 1968

Judson (S) Erosion and deposition of Italian stream valleys during historic time, Science, vol.140, pp.898-899

Kahane (H) Greek in southern Italy, Romance Philology, 20, 1967, 404-438

Kain (RP) The Cadastral Map in the Service of the State, 1990

Lichtenberger (E) The Eastern Alps, Oxford, 1975

Maiden (M) Parry (M) eds, The Dialects of Italy, London, 1997

McKee (S) Uncommon dominion. Venetian Crete and the myth of ethnic purity, Philadelphia, 2000.

McNeill (JR) Mountains of the Mediterranean World, Cambridge, 1992

Mientjes (AC) Pastoral perceptions: some geographical reflections on pastoral land use in Sardinia, Europoea: Journal of the Europeanists, 4, 1998, pp. 133-47

Morandini (R) A modern forest-dependent community: the Magnifica Comunita di Fiemme in Italy, Unasylva, 47, 1996, pp. 47-52

Moreno (D) Historical ecology and post-medieval management practices in alderwoods in the northern Apennines, Italy, The Ecological History of European forests, K. Kirby & C. Watkins eds, Oxford, 1998

Morris (J) The Venetian Empire. A Sea Voyage, London, 1980

Musgrave (P) The Small Towns of Northern Italy in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth centuries: an overview, Small Towns in Early Modern Europe, P. Clark ed., New York, 1995, pp. 250-270

Musgrave (P) City, small town and countryside in the early modern Veronese, Town and Countryside in Western Europe from 1500-1939, R. Neill ed., Leicester, 1996

Naddeo (BA) Topographies of difference: Cartography of the city of Naples, 1627-1775, Imago Mundi, 56, 2004

Nanni (P) Forest and forestry culture in Tuscany in the 18th and 19th centuries, Forest History; International Studies on socio-economic and forest ecosystem change, M. Agnoletti & S. Anderson eds, Wallingford UK, 2000, 79-92

Navarra (E) The Formation of a border town: Trieste in the 18th century, Minorities/Les minorites. A cultural and political demography, 18th-20th century, Bern & New York, 2004

Pfister (C) et al., Documentary evidence on climate change in 16th century Europe, Climatic Change, 43, 1999, pp. 55-110

Pulgram (E) The tongues of Italy, Cambridge MA, 1958

Sciama (LD) A Venetian island: environment, history and change in Burano, New York & Oxford, 2003

Segre (R) Sephardic settlements in 16th century Italy: a historical and geographical survey, Mediterranean Historical Review, 6, 1991-92, pp. 112-137

Smith (CD) Western Mediterranean Europe; a Historical Geography, New York, 1979

Sori (E) Cities and Trash: Urban ecology from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century, Bologna, 2001

Spada (G) Forest inventory of Cansiglio Forest in the 17th century, History of forest utilization and forestry in mountain regions, A. Schuler ed. Zurich, 1985, pp. 21-30

Staulo (J) Introduction, Other voices: a collection of essays on Italian regional culture and language, Potomac MD, 1990, pp. 7-17

Sulli (AZ) The State control over the forest utilization on the upper part of the Apennines in Tuscany during the 18th century, History of Forest Utilization and forestry in mountain regions, A. Schuler ed., Zurich, 1985, pp. 31-38

Talbot (M) Ore Italiane: the reckoning of the time of day in Pre-Napoleonic Italy, Italian Studies, 40, 1985, 51-62

Thirgood (JV) Man and the Mediterranean forest: A history of resource depletion, New York, 1981

Tooley (RV) Maps in Italian atlases of the sixteenth century, Imago Mundi, 3, 1964, pp. 12-47

Tozer (HF) The Greek-speaking population of southern Italy, The Journal of Hellenic Studies, X, 1889, pp. 11-42

Zagli (A) A community and its marsh; environment, society and economy in the Bientina (Tuscany) during the modern period, The World of the Peasantry, S. Woolf ed., Florence, 1993, pp. 86-128


3) POLITICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY

A: General Politics

Ago (R) Hegemony over the social scene and zealous popes (1676-1700), Court and Politics in Papal Rome, 1492-1700, G Signorotto & MA Visceglia eds, Cambridge 2002, pp. 229-246

Anderson (MS) The Italian reformers, Enlightened Absolutism, H. Scott ed., Basingstoke, 1990, pp. 55-74

Anderson (P) Lineages of the Absolutist State, London, 1974 (Italy, pp.143-172)

Appuhn (K) Inventing nature: Forests, forestry and state power in Renaissance Venice, Journal of Modern History, 72, 2000, 861-889

Asch (RG) ed., Princes, Patronage and the Nobility, 1450-1650, Oxford, 1991

Astarita (T) The Continuity of Feudal Power. The Caracciolo di Brienza in Spanish Naples, Cambridge, 1991

Barcham (WL) Re-examining Federico Cornaro’s retirement to Rome (1644), Studi Veneziani, 35, 1998, pp. 137-152

Baumgartner (F) Behind locked doors: a history of the papal elections, London & New York, 2005

Bent (JT) Genoa. How the Republic rose and fell, London, 1881

Black (C) Perugia and Papal Absolutism in the 16th century, English Historical Review, 1980, pp.509-539

Black (J) Savoy-Piedmont in 1701, Studi Piemontesi, 17, 1988, 183-186

Blaisdell (C) Politics and heresy in Ferrara, 1534-1559, Sixteenth Century Journal, 1, 1975, pp. 67-93

Blondy (A) Malta and France, 1789-1798: the art of communicating a crisis, Hospitalier Malta, 1530-1798: Studies on Early Modern Malta and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, V. Mallia-Milanes ed., Malta, 1993, pp. 659-686

Bono (S) Naval exploits and privateering, Hospitalier Malta, 1530-1798: Studies on Early Modern Malta and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, V. Mallia-Milanes ed., Malta, 1993, pp. 351-398

Broers (M) Piedmont: an absolutist state confronts Revolution, La Mediterranee au XVIIIe siecle, Aix-en-Provence, 1987, pp. 19-40

Broers (M) The parochial revolution: 1799 and the Counter-Revolution in Italy, Renaissance and Modern Studies, 33, 1989, pp. 159-174

Broers (M) Marx and the four-hundred metres contour line; regional responses to the French Revolution in Piedmont, Journal of Historical Geography, 1990, pp.76-89

Broers (M) Revolution as Vendetta; Patriotism in Piedmont, 1794-1821, Historical Journal, 1990, pp.541-572

Buchanan (DH) The Kingdom of Naples, 1650-1750, PhD dissert., Yale University, 1953

Bullard (MM) Adumbrations of power and the politics of appearances in Medicean Florence, Renaissance Studies, 12, 1998, pp. 341-356

Burke (E) Your humble and devoted servants: Greco-Venetian views of the Serenissima, Monash Publications in History, October, 1999

Burke (P) The Virgin of the Carmine and the Revolt of Masaniello, Past and Present, #99, 1983, pp. 3-21

Calarescu (M) The Patriots and the people in late 18th-century Naples, History of European Ideas, 20, 1995, pp. 203-09

Capra (C) Habsburg Italy in the age of Reform, Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 10, 2005, pp. 218-233

Carrington (D) The Corsican Constitution of Pasquale Paoli, 1755-1769, English Historical Review, 1973, pp. 481-503

Castiglione (C) Patrons and adversaries: Nobles and villagers in Italian politics, 1640-1760, Oxford, 2005

Castiglione (C) The Barberini and the Stato of Monte Libretti: Nobles and Communities in Latium during the Ancien regime, PhD dissertation, Harvard, 1993

Castiglione (C) Political culture in 17th-century Italian villages, Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 31, 2001, pp. 523-552

Castiglione (C) Adversarial literacy: How peasant politics influenced noble governing of the Roman countryside during the early modern period, American Historical Review, 109, 2004, pp. 783-804

Chambers (DS) Individuals and institutions in Renaissance Italy, Aldershot UK, 1998

Clough (C) The duchy of Urbino in the Renaissance, London, 1981

Colnen (R) Knights of Malta, 1523-1798, London, 1920.

Comparato (VI) Toward the Revolt of 1647, Good Government in Spanish Naples, A. Calabria and J. Marino eds., New York, 1990, pp. 275-316

Cooperman (BD) Portuguese converses in Ancona. Jewish political activity in early modern Italy, In Iberia and beyond: Hispanic Jews between cultures, Newark DE, 1998, pp. 297-352

Cozzi (G) Authority and the Law in Renaissance Venice, in J.R. Hale, ed., Renaissance Venice, London, 1973

Davico (R) The Devil and the “Viva Maria”. Psychoses and Revolts in the Savoyard State (1680-1700), Dall’Europa alle valli Valdesi, Turin, 1990, pp. 339-360

Davidson (NS) Temporal Power and the Vicar of Christ: The Papal State from 1450 to 1650, Renaissance and Modern Studies, 36, 1993, pp. 1-14

Davis (JC) The Decline of the Venetian nobility as a ruling class, Baltimore, 1962

Davis (JA) 1799: The Santafede and the Crisis of the Ancien regime in Southern Italy, Society and Politics in the Age of the Risorgimento: Essays in Honour of Denis Mack Smith, CUP, 1991, pp. 1-25

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Finlay (G) The History of Greece under the Ottoman and Venetian domination, London, 1856

Fiorini (S) Malta in 1530, Hospitalier Malta, 1530-1798: Studies on Early Modern Malta and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, V. Mallia-Milanes ed., Malta 1993, pp. 111-198

Forster (R) Greene (R) Preconditions of Revolution in Early Modern Europe, Baltimore, 1970

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Galea (M) Grand Master Hugues Loubenx de Verdalle, 1582-1592, San Gwann (Malta), 2000.

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Mozzarelli (C) Patricians and Governors in Spanish Milan of the sixteenth century: the case of Ferrante Gonzaga, Patronages et clientelismes 1550-1750 (France, Angleterre, Espagne, Italie), C. Giry-Deloison & R. Mettam eds, Villeneuve d’Ascq, 1996, pp. 125-136

Mula (C) The princes of Malta. The grand masters of the Order of St. John in Malta, 1530-1798, San Gwann (Malta), 2000.

Muscat (DB) Reassessing the September 1775 rebellion: a case of lay participation or a “rising of the priests”? Melita Historica, 13, 2002, pp. 239-252

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Nussdorfer (L) Civic Politics in the Rome of Urban VIII, Princeton, 1992

Nussdorfer (L) Politics and the people of Rome, Rome/Amsterdam. Two Growing Cities in 17th-century Europe, P. Van Kessel & E. Schulte eds, Amsterdam 1997, pp. 146-155

Nussdorfer (L) The politics of space in Early Modern Rome, Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, 42, 1997

Oresko (R) Power and Politics in Early Modern Italy, History Today, Sept. 1989, p.42-49

Oresko (R ) The marriages of the nieces of Cardinal Mazarin: Public policy and private strategy in 17th-century Europe, Frankreich im Europaischen Staatsystem der Fruhen Neuzeit, R. Babel ed., Sigmaringen 1995

Oresko (R) Bastards as clients: the House of Savoy and its illegitimate children, Patronages et clientelismes, 1550-1750, Giry-Deloison & Mettam eds, Villeneuve d’Ascq & London, 1995

Pade (M) Petersen (LW) Quarta (D) eds, The Court of Ferrara and its patronage, 1441-1598, Modena, 1990

Partner (P) The Papal State, 1417-1600, in Conquest and Coalescence; the Shaping of the State in Early Modern Europe, M. Greengrass, ed., London, 1990, pp. 25-47

Petrusewicz (M) Society and the State: Peasant Brigandage in Southern Italy, Criminal Justice History, 1987, pp.1-20

Peyrefitte (R) Knights of Malta, London, 1960.

Pirie (V) The triple crown: an account of the papal conclaves from the fifteenth century to the present day, London, 1935

Porter (W) A history of the knights of Malta, London, 1858, 2 vols.

Pullan (B) Service to the Venetian State; Aspects of Myth and Reality in the early 17th century, Studi Secenteschi, V, 1964, pp. 95-148

Pullan (B) The roles of the state and the town in the general crisis of the 1590s, The European Crisis of the 1590s, P. Clark ed., London & Boston, 1985, pp. 285-300

Quazza (G) Italy’s Role in the European Problems of the first half of the 18th century, Studies in Diplomatic History; Essays in memory of David Bayne Horn, R. Hatton and M.S. Anderson, eds., London, 1970, pp. 138-154

Queller (DE) The Venetian Patriciate, Urbana IL, 1986

Raines (D) Office seeking, broglio and the pocket political guidebooks in Cinquecento and Seicento Venice, Studi Veneziani, 22, 1991, pp. 137-194

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Rao (AM) Popular Societies in the Neapolitan Republic of 1799, Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 4, 1999, pp. 358-368

Rao (AM) Enlightenment and Reform, Early Modern Italy, 1550-1796, J. Marino ed., Oxford & New York, 2002

Rao (AM) Enlightenment and Reform: an overview of culture and politics in Enlightenment Italy, Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 10, 2005, pp. 142-167

Ravid (B) A Tale of Three Cities and their Raison d’Etat. Ancona, Venice, Livorno and their competition for Jewish Merchants in the Sixteenth Century, Mediterranean Historical Review, 1989, pp.138-162

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Reinhard (W) Papal Power and Family Strategy in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Princes, patronage and the nobility: the courts at the beginning of the modern age, 1450-1650, R. Asch & A. Birke eds, Oxford, 1991, pp. 329-356

Reinhard (W) ed., Power elites and state building, Oxford & New York, 1996

Restifo (G) The campaign against the last European epidemic of plague (1743), Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth century, 303, 1991, pp. 1115-1118

Rhodocanaki, The Imperial Constantinian Order of St. George. A review of modern impostures and a sketch of its true history, London, 1870

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Riley (R) The Stato di Milano in the reign of Philip II, PhD dissertation, Oxford University, 1977

Ritchie (N) The 1647 Revolution in Naples, History Today, June 1980, pp.28-32

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Roden (ML) Cardinal Decio Azzolino, Queen Christina of Sweden and the Squadrone Volante: Political and Administrative developments of the Roman Curia, 1644-1692, Ann Arbor, 1992

Roden (ML) Cardinal Decio Azzolino and the problem of Papal nepotism, Archivum Historiae Pontificiae, 34, 1996, pp. 127-158

Rodocanachi (E) The Roman Capitol in ancient and modern times, London, 1906

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Sella (D) Spanish Rule in Milan in the Sixteenth century; Old and New Perspectives, Italian Renaissance Studies in Arizona, River Forest, Ill., 1989

Seward (D) Italy’s Knights of Saint George: the Constantinian Order, n.p., 1986

Spini (G) Italy after the Thirty Years War, The New Cambridge Modern History, vol. 5, Cambridge, 1970

Symcox (G) The Development of Absolutism in the Savoyard State Studies in History and Politics/ Etudes d’histoire et de politique, vol.4, Kingston Ont., 1985, pp.155-171

Symcox (G) The Savoyard State: a negative case-study in the politics of linguistic unification, The Fairest flower: the emergence of Linguistic national consciousness in Renaissance Europe, Florence, 1985, pp. 185-191

Symcox (G) The Waldensians in the Absolutist State of Victor Amadeus II, Dall’ Europa alle Valle Valdesi: Convegno di Torre Pellice, 1989, Turin, 1990, pp. 237-250.

Symcox (G) From Commune to Capital: the Transformation of Turin, 16th to 18th centuries, in R. Oresko ed., Royal and Republican Sovereignty in Early Modern Europe, Cambridge, 1997, pp. 242-269.

Symcox (G) The Political world of the Absolutist State in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Early Modern Italy 1550-1796, J. Marino ed., Oxford & New York, 2002

Torre (A) Village Ceremonial Life and Politics in 18th-century Piedmont, in Obelkevitch, Roper and Samuel, eds., Disciplines of Faith: Studies in Religion, Politics and Patriarchy, London, 1987, pp.197-207

Torre (A) Politics Clothed in Worship: State, Church and Local Power in Piedmont, 1570-1770, Past and Present, #134, 1992, pp.42-92

Valerio (V) The Neapolitan Saxton and his survey of the kingdom of Naples, The Map Collector, 18, Mar. 1982, pp. 14-17

Venturi (F) The End of the Old Regime in Europe, 1768-1776, Princeton, 1989

Villari (R) The Insurrection of Naples in 1585, The Late Italian Renaissance, E. Cochrane, ed., London, 1970, pp. 305-330

Villari (R) Masaniello; Contemporary and Recent Interpretations, Past and Present, #108, 1985, pp. 117-132

Villari (R) The Anti-Spanish Revolt in Naples, Cambridge, 1991

Villari (R) The Rebel, Baroque Personae, R. Villari ed., Chicago 1995, pp. 100-25

Visceglia (MA) Factions in the Sacred College in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Court and Politics in Papal Rome, 1492-1700, G. Signorotto & MA Visceglia eds, Cambridge 2002, pp. 99-131

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Wolff (L) Venice and the Slavs of Dalmatia: the Drama of the Adriatic empire in the Venetian Enlightenment, Slavic Review, 56, 1997, pp. 428-455

Woolf (S) The Problem of Representation in the Post-Renaissance Venetian State, Liber Memorialis Antonio Era: Studies presented to the International Commission for the history of Representative and Parliamentary Institutions, 26, Cagliari and Brussels, 1961 and 1963, pp.67-82

Wright (A) The Venetian Mediterranean Empire after the Council of Trent, The Church and Sovereignty, c.590-1918: Studies in church History, Subsidia 9, Oxford 1991, pp. 467-478

B: Political Biographies

Acton (H) The Last Medici, 1980 (1932)

Acton (H) The Bourbons of Naples, 1956

Ady (CM) The Bentivoglio of Bologna, Oxford, 1937

Artemont (LL d’) A sister of Louis XVI, Marie-Clotilde de France, queen of Sardinia (1759-1802), London, 1911

Bax (C) Bianca Cappello, London, 1927

Bellonci (M) A Prince of Mantua. The Life and Times of Vincenzo Gonzaga (1562-1612), New York, 1956

Bernardy (F de) Princes of Monaco: the remarkable history of the Grimaldi family, London, 1961

Booth (C) Cosimo I, Duke of Florence, Cambridge, 1921

Brinton (S) The Gonzaga, Lords of Mantua, New York, 1928

Brion (M) Medici: a great Florentine family, London, 1969

Brown (WA) Nicolo da Ponte; the Political Career of a Seventeenth-century Venetian Patrician, Phd dissertation, Columbia University, New York, 1974

Bullard (MM) Filippo Strozzi and the Medici, Cambridge, 1980

Cesati (F) The Medici, Mandragora, 2005

Cleogh (J) The Medici: A tale of fifteen generations, London, 1976

Corp (E) Introduction, The Stuart court in Rome: the legacy of exile, Aldershot & Burlington VT, 2003, pp. 1-24

Dennistoun (J) Memoirs of the Dukes of Urbino, 1440-1630, London, 1902

Dethan (G) The Young Mazarin, London, 1977

Edwards (A) The Grimaldis of Monaco, New York, 1992

Gregg (E) The financial vicissitudes of James III in Rome, The Stuart Court in Rome: the legacy of exile, Aldershot & Burlington VT, 2003, pp. 65-84

Hoppe (I) A duchess’s place at court – the Quartiere di Eleonora in the Palazzo della Signoria in Florence, The Cultural World of Eleonora di Toledo, K Eisenbichler ed., Aldershot & Burlington VT, 2004

Ingrao (CW) In quest and crisis: Emperor Joseph II and the Habsburg monarchy, West Lafayette IN, 1979.

Jones (RD) Francesco Vettori, Florentine citizen and Medici servant, London, 1972

Langedijk (K) Portraits of the Medici, 3 vols., Florence, 1980

Majanlahti (A) The families who made Rome: a history and a guide, London, 2005

Mansfield (MMB) A family of decent folk, 1200-1741 (Medici), London, 1922

Masson (G) Queen Christina, London, 1968

Mattozzi (LP) The feminine art of politics and diplomacy: the role of duchesses in early modern Italy, PhD dissertation, University of Virginia, 2004

Merlini (M) Sir William Hamilton, British minister at Naples, Viaggio nel Sud, II: Dalla Campania alla Calabria, E. Kanceff & R. Rampone eds, Geneve, 1992

Nobili-Vitelleschi (AA) The romance of Savoy: Victor Amadeus II and his Stuart bride, London, 1905.

Olofsson (SI) Queen Christina of Sweden, London, 1966

Ombrosi (L) Acton (H) The Last of the Medici (GianGastone), Florence, 1930.

Pardoe (JSH) The Life of Marie de Medicis, London & New York, 1902, 3 vols.

Petrie (C) Don John of Austria, London, 1967

Peyrefitte (R) The Prince’s person (Vincenzo I Gonzaga), London, 1964.

Pottinger (G) The court of the Medici, London, 1978

Robinson (JM) Cardinal Consalvi, 1757-1824, London & New York, 1987

Role (RE) Sir Robert Dudley, Duke of Northumberland, History Today, March 2003, pp. 31-37

Simon (K) A Renaissance Tapestry; the Gonzaga of Mantua, New York, 1988

Slocombe (GE) Don John of Austria, the victor of Lepanto, 1547-1578, London, 1935.

Solari (G) The House of Farnese, 1468-1766, New York, 1968

Southorn (J) Mary of Modena. Queen consort of James II and III, Royal Stuart Papers, 1992

Steegmann (MG) Bianca Cappello, London, 1913

Stirling-Maxwell (W) Don John of Austria, or Passages from the History of the Sixteenth Century, London, 1883

Stolpe (S) Christine of Sweden, London, 1966

Symcox (G) Victor Amadeus II; Absolutism in the Savoyard State, 1675-1730, Berkeley, 1983

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Thrasher (PA) Pasquale Paoli, an Enlightened Hero, 1725-1807, London, 1970

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C: Diplomatic & Military

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Allen (DF) Charles II, Louis XIV and the Order of Malta, European History Quarterly, 1990, pp.323-340

Allen (JB) Post and courier service in the diplomacy of Early Modern Europe, The Hague, 1972

Allen (P) Philip III and the Pax Hispanica, 1598-1621: The failure of Grand Strategy, New Haven, 2000

Anderson (MS) War of the Austrian Succession, 1740-1748, London & New York, 1995

Anderson (RC) Naval Wars in the Levant, Liverpool, 1952

Anderson (RC) Mediterranean Galley Fleets in 1725, The Mariner’s Mirror, 1958, p.179

Anderson (RC) The Thirty Years War in the Mediterranean, Mariner’s Mirror, 15, (1969) pp.435-451 and 16, (1970), pp.41-57

Arbel (B) Cyprus, the Franks and Venice, 13th-16th centuries, Aldershot, 2000

Argenti (P) The Expedition of the Florentines to Chios, London, 1934

Argenti (P) The Occupation of Chios by the Venetians, 1694, London, 1935

Argenti (P) Chius Vincta; or the Occupation of Chios by the Turks (1566), Cambridge, 1941

Armstrong (E) Elisabeth Farnese: “The Termagant of Spain”, London, 1892.

Arnold (T) Gonzaga fortifications and the Mantuan Succession crisis of 1613-1631, Mediterranean Studies, 4, 1994, 113-130

Arnold (T) Fortifications and the military revolution: the Gonzaga experience, 1530-1630, The Military Revolution debate: Readings on the military transformation of early modern Europe, C. Rogers ed., Boulder CO. 1995, pp. 201-26

Baker (HK) Elizabeth and Sixtus: a seventeenth-century sidelight on the Spanish Armada, London, 1938

Balbi (F) The Siege of Malta (1565), Copenhagen, 1961

Bamford (P) The Knights of Malta and the King of France, 1665-1700, French Historical Studies, 1964, pp.429-453

Barker (TM) Military Entrepreneurship and Absolutism; Habsburg Models, Journal of European Studies, 1974, pp.19-42

Barker (TM) The Military Intellectual and Battle; Raimondo Montecuccoli, Albany, 1975

Barker (TM) Ottavio Piccolomini (1599-1659): a fair historical judgment? Army, Aristocracy, Monarchy; Essays on War, Society and Government in Austria, 1618-1780, Boulder, CO., 1982, pp. 61-111

Barker (TM) The Daun Family and the Evolution of the Austrian Officer Corps, East Central European Society and War in the Pre-Revolutionary Eighteenth Century, New York, 1987, pp.123-145

Bayne (CG) Anglo-Roman relations, 1558-1565, Oxford, 1968

Beeching (J) The Galleys at Lepanto, New York, 1983

Bireley (R) The Jesuits and the Thirty Years War: Kings, courts and confessors, Cambridge, 2003

Black (J) The Development of Ango-Sardinian Relations in the 18th century, Studi Piemontesi, 1983, pp.48-59

Borg (V) Fabio Chigi: Apostolic delegate in Malta, 1634-1639, Vatican City, 1967

Borreguero Beltran (C) The Spanish army in Italy, 1734, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 346, 1996, pp. 1199-1203

Borreguero Beltran (C) The Spanish army in Italy, 1734, War in History, 5, 1998, pp. 401-426

Bouwsma (W) Venice and the Defense of Republican Liberty, 1969

Bracewell (C) The Uskoks of Senj; Piracy, Banditry and Holy War in the 16th-century Adriatic, Ithaca, 1992

Broers (M) Napoleonic Imperialism and the Savoyard monarchy, 1773-1821: State-building in Piedmont, Lewiston NY, 1997

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Brummett (P) The Ottoman Empire, Venice and the question of enduring rivalries, The Evolution of Great Power Rivalries, W. Thompson ed., South Carolina, 1999

Capponi (N) Le Palle di Marte: Military strategy and diplomacy in the Grand Duchy of Tuscany under Ferdinand II de’Medici, Journal of Military History, 68, 2004

Carter (C) The secret diplomacy of the Habsburgs, 1598-1625, New York, 1964

Carter (C) The ambassadors of early modern Europe: Patterns of diplomatic representation in the early 17th century, “From the Renaissance to the Counter-Reformation: Essays in Honor of Garrett Mattingly, New York, 1965, pp. 269-295

Cassar (P) The Maltese Corsairs and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Catholic Historical Review, 1960

Cassola (A) The great siege of Malta (1565) and the Istanbul State Archives, Valletta, 1995

Cavaliero (R) The Last of the Crusaders, (Malta) London, 1958

Cavaliero (R) The Decline of the Maltese Corso in the 18th century, Melita Historica, 1959, pp. 224-238

Chadwick (O) The Popes and the European Revolution, Oxford, 1981

Churchill Semple (E) Pirate Coasts of the Mediterranean Sea, The Geographical Review, 2, 1916, pp. 134-151

Ciappara (F) ‘A spy of Marquis Tanucci’: Inquisitor Antonio Marin Lante, Melita Historica, 13, 2001, pp. 209-220

Cipolla (C) Guns and Sails in the Early Phase of European Expansion, 1400-1700, London, 1965

Clutton (E) Political conflict and military strategy: the case of Crete, exemplified by Basilicata’s ‘Relatione’ of 1630, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 3, 1978, pp. 274-84

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Corp (ET) ed., The Stuart Court in Rome: the legacy of exile, Ashgate, 2003

Crews (DR) Spanish diplomacy and the mysterious death of Cardinal Ippolito de’Medici, Mediterranean Studies, 12, 2003

Cutajar (D) Cassar (C) Malta’s role in Mediterranean affairs, 1530-1699, Malta: Studies of its heritage and history, Valletta, 1986

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Dandelet (T) Spanish Rome, 1500-1700, New Haven, 2001

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Zannini (A) The economic and social aspects of the crisis of Venetian diplomacy in the 17th and 18th centuries, Politics and diplomacy in early modern Italy: the structure of diplomatic practice 1450-1800, Cambridge, 2000, pp. 109-146

D: Political Theory

Bertelli (S) The King’s Body: The sacred rituals of power in medieval and early modern Europe, University Park PA, 2001

Bireley (R) The Counter-Reformation Prince. Anti-Machiavellianism or Catholic Statescraft, Chapel Hill, 1989

Boholm (A) The Doge of Venice: Symbolism of State Power in the Renaissance, Gothenburg 1990

Bouwsma (W) Venice and the political education of Europe, Renaissance Venice, J.R. Hale ed., Totowa N.J., 1973, pp. 445-466

Bouwsma (W) The Venetian interdict and the problem of order, A Usable Past: Essays in European cultural history, Berkeley, 1990, 97-111

Bristow (AB) The language of politics: a study of reforms and ‘revolutions’ in the Kingdom of Naples in the late 18th century, PhD, Council for National Academic Awards (UK), 1990

Burke (P) Some 17th-century anatomists of revolution, Storia della Storiografia, 22, 1992, pp. 23-35.

Chittolini (G) The ‘Private’, the ‘Public’ and the State, Journal of Modern History, 67 suppl. 1995, pp. 34-61

Comparato (VI) From the crisis of civil culture to the Neapolitan Republic of 1647: Republicanism in Italy between the 16th and 17th centuries, Republicanism: a shared European heritage, M. Van Gelderen & Q. Skinner eds, Cambridge, 2002, pp. 169-193

Datta (S) The enigmatic republican state of Early Modern Venice: an interpretation, Studi Veneziani, 37, 1999, 51-110

Dooley (B) Morandi’s last prophecy and the end of Renaissance politics, Princeton, 2002.

Gleason (E) Reading between the lines of Gasparo Contarini’s treatise on the Venetian state, Historical Reflections, 15, 1988, 251-270

Hammond (HLO) Images of Kingship and the contesting of political power in the Kingdom of Naples and the Two Sicilies, 1734-1759, PhD dissertation, Oxford University, 2002

Hook (J) The search for an ideology in sixteenth-century Siena, The Italianist, 4, 1984, pp. 73-92

Klang (D) Cesare Beccaria and the Clash between Jurisprudence and Political Economy in 18th-century Lombardy, Canadian Journal of History, 1988, pp.305-336

Levi (G) The origins of the modern state and the microhistorical perspective, Mikrogeschichte Makrogeschichte: Komplementar oder inkommensurabel? J. Schlumbohm ed., Gottingen, 1998, pp. 53-82

Marino (JA) An anti-Campanellan vision on the Spanish monarchy and the crisis of 1595, A Renaissance of conflicts: Visions and revisions of law and society in Italy, J. Marino & T. Kuehn eds, Toronto, 2004, pp. 367-394

Meinecke (F) Machiavellism: the doctrine of raison d’etat and its place in modern history, London, 1957

Pagdon (A) ‘Fede Pubblica’ and ‘fede privata’: Trust and honour in Spanish Naples, Spanish Imperialism and the Political Imagination, A. Pagdon (ed), Yale UP, 1990

Rosand (D) Myths of Venice: the figuration of a state, Durham NC, 2005

Rose (C) The evolution of the image of Venice (1500-1630), Doct dissert., Columbia University, 1971

Rubies (JP) Oriental despotism and European orientalism: Botero to Montesquieu, Journal of Early Modern History, 9, 2005, pp. 109-180

Venturi (F) Utopia and Reform in the Enlightenment, Cambridge, 1971

E: Justice & Administration

Ago (R) Enforcing agreements; notaries and courts in Early modern Rome, Continuity and Change, 14, 1999, pp. 191-206

Astarita (T) Village Justice: Community, Family and Popular Culture in Early Modern Italy, Baltimore, 1999

Bellabarba (M) Honour, discipline and the state: Nobility and justice in Italy, 15th-17th centuries, Institutionen, Instrumente und Akleure sozialer, Kontrolle und Disziplinierung im fruehneuzeitlichen Europa, H. Schilling ed., Frankfurt, 1999, pp. 225-248

Bellomo (M) The Common legal past of Europe, 1000-1800, Washington DC, 1995

Biagini (PM) Ghelli (DT) A Historical data bank of Italian legal language, Historical Microcomputer Review, 6, 1990, pp. 19-26

Black (JW) Natura feudi haec est: lawyers and feudatories in the duchy of Milan, English Historical Review, 109, 1994, pp. 1150-1173

Borg Cardona (SR) The “Officio delle Case” and the housing laws of the earlier Grand Masters, 1531-1569, Law Journal (Malta), 3, 1951, pp. 39-69

Brackett (JK) Criminal Justice and Crime in Late Renaissance Florence, 1537-1609, Cambridge, 1992

Brackett (J) The Florentine Onesta and the Control of Prostitution, 1403-1680, Sixteenth Century Journal, 1993, pp.273-300

Brackett (JK) Aspects of the local reaction to the reorganization of criminal justice in the Tuscan Romagna, 1579-1609, Istituzioni e Societa in Toscana nell’eta moderna, Rome, 1994, pp. 245-256

Brackett (JK) The local reaction to the extension of criminal justice: the example of the Tuscan Romagna, 1579-1609, Istituzioni e societa in Toscana nell’eta moderna, Florence, 1995

Calisse (C) A History of Italian Law, Boston, 1928

Capelletti, Merryman, Perillo, The Italian Legal System, Stanford, 1967

Cohen (T) A Long Day in Monte Rotondo; the Politics of Jeopardy in a Village rising (1558), Comparative Studies in Society and History, 1991, pp. 639-668

Davidson (NS) An armed band and the local community on the Venetian Terraferma in the 16th century, Bande armate, banditi, banditismo e repressione di giustizia negli stati europei di Antico Regime, G. Ortalli ed., Rome, 1986, pp. 401-422

Di Sivo (M) Roman Criminal Justice between state and city: the Reform of Paul V, Rome/Amsterdam. Two Growing cities in 17th-century Europe, P. Van Kessel & E. Schulte eds, Amsterdam, 1997, pp. 279-288

Dooley (B) The Morandi affair and Urban VIII's Rome, Roma Moderna e Contemporanea, 11, 2003, pp. 145-166

Dooley (B) The Morandi affair and 17th century Rome, A Renaissance of conflicts: Visions and revisions of Law and Society in Italy and Spain, JA Marino & T. Kuehn, Toronto, 2004

Fasano Guarini (E) The Prince, the Judges and the Law: Cosimo I and Sexual Violence, 1558, Crime, Society and the Law in Renaissance Italy, T. Dean, K. Lowe eds., Cambridge, 1994, pp. 121-141

Fasano Guarini (E) Center and Periphery, Journal of Modern History, 67 suppl., 1995, pp. 574-596

Hanlon (G) Violence and its control in the late Renaissance: An Italian model, A Companion to the Worlds of the Renaissance, G. Ruggiero ed, Oxford, 2002, pp. 139-56

Hanlon (G) Justice in the age of Lordship: a feudal court in Tuscany during the Medici era (1619-1666), Sixteenth Century Journal, 35, 2004, pp. 1007-1035

Henrich (E) Peasants, militiamen, bounty killers and the early modern territorial state: a social geography of life and death in the Lucchese mountains (ca. 1570-1650), PhD dissertation, York University (Toronto), 2004

Hook (J) Siena and the Renaissance State, Bullettino Senese di Storia Patria, 1980, 107-122

Hook (J) Justice, authority and the creation of the Ancien Regime in Italy, Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, 34, 1984, pp. 71-89

Horodowich (L) Civic identity and the control of blasphemy in sixteenth-century Venice, Past and Present, 181, 2003, pp. 3-33

Hughes (S) Fear and Loathing in Bologna and Rome. The Papal Police in Perspective, Journal of Social History, 1987, pp.97-116

Hughes (S) Crime, disorder and the Risorgimento: the politics of policing in Bologna, New York, 1996

Langbein (JH) Torture and the Law of Proof. Europe and England in the Ancien regime, Chicago, 1977

Limoli (DA) Pietro Verri: a Lombard reformer under enlightened absolutism and the French Revolution, Journal of Central European Affairs, 18, 1958, 254-280

Litchfield (RB) Office-holding in Florence after the Republic, Renaissance Studies in Honour of Hans Baron, Molho and Tedeschi, eds., Florence, 1971, pp. 531-555

Litchfield (RB) The Emergence of a Bureaucracy; Florence under the Grand Dukes, N.Y., 1988

Lowry (M) The Reform of the Council of X, 1582-83; an unsettled problem?, Studi Veneziani, 13, 1971, 275-310

Lupoi (M) The Origins of the European legal order, Cambridge, 2000

Maccioni (PA) Enlightened Despotism in Action. The 1786 Penal Code of Leopold II, Grand Duke of Tuscany, and its reception in England, “La Leopoldina” nel diritto e nelle Giustizia in Toscana; La Leopoldina, vol.5, Milan, Giuffre, 1989

Mackenney (R) In Place of Strife; the Guilds and the Law in Late 16th-century Venice, History Today, May 1984, pp.17-22

Maestro (M) A Pioneer for the abolition of capital punishment: Cesare Beccaria, Journal of the History of Ideas, 34, 1973, pp. 463-468

Maestro (M) Cesare Beccaria and the origins of penal reform, Philadelphia, 1973

Marino (J) The State and the Shepherds in Pre-Enlightenment Naples, Journal of Modern History, 1986, pp.125-142

Marino (J) Administrative Mapping in the Italian States, Monarchs, Ministers and Maps: The Emergence of Cartography as a Tool of Government in Early Modern Europe, D. Buisseret ed., Chicago, 1992, pp.5-25

Melossi (D) Pavarini (M) The Prison and the Factory: Origins of the Penitentiary System, London, 1981

Muir (E) Mad Blood Stirring; Vendetta and Factions in Friuli during the Renaissance, Baltimore, 1992

Muir (E) Governments and bureaucracies, A Companion to the Worlds of the Renaissance, G. Ruggiero ed, Oxford, 2002, pp. 107-23

Nubola (C) Supplications between politics and justice: the northern and central Italian states in the Early Modern Age, International Review of Social History, Supplement 9, 46, 2001, pp. 35-56.

Piergiovanni (V) The rise of the Genoese civil Rota in the 16th century: the “Decisiones de Mercatura” concerning insurance, The Courts and the development of commercial law, V. Piergiovanni ed., Berlin, 1987, pp. 23-38

Polverini Fosi (I) Justice and its image: Political Propaganda and Judicial Reality, in the Pontificate of Sixtus V, Sixteenth Century Journal, 1993, pp.75-96

Rao (AM) The feudal question, judicial systems and the Enlightenment, Naples in the 18th century: The birth and death of a nation state, G. Imbruglia ed., Cambridge & New York, 2000, pp. 95-117

Rietbergen (PJ) Problems of Government. Some observations upon a 16th-century “Istruttione per li governatori delle citta e luoghi per lo stato ecclesiastico”, Mededelingen van het Nederlands Instituut te Rome, XLI, 1979, pp.173-201

Sellin (T) Filippo Franci - A Precursor of Modern Penology, Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, 17, 1926-27, pp. 104-112

Stow (K) Crime and Punishment in the Papal States. Jews in Papal Jails, 1572-1659, Italia Judaica, Rome, 1987

Tedoldi (L) Secrecy, justice and the courts: Venetian inquisitorial system of the Council of Ten (16th-18th centuries), Das Geheimnis am Beginn der europaischen Modern, Frankfurt am Mein, 2002, 101-116

Torre (A) Feuding, factions and parties: the redefinition of politics in the Imperial fiefs of Langhe in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, History from crime, E. Muir & G. Ruggiero eds, Baltimore, 1994, pp. 135-69

Venturi (F) Cesare Beccaria and Legal Reform, Italy and the Enlightenment, New York, 1972, pp.154-164

Walker (J) Legal and political discourse in 17th-century Venice, Comparative Studies in Society and History, 44, 2002, pp. 800ss.

Waquet (JC) Corruption; Ethics and Power in Florence, 1600-1770, University Park PA, 1992

Wolff (L) Disciplinary administration and anthropological perspective in Venetian Dalmatia, Constructing border societies on the Triplex Confinium, Budapest, 2000

Wright (A) Venetian Law and Order: a Myth?, Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research, 53, 1980, pp. 192-202

Young (D) Despotism and the road to freedom: Cesare Beccaria and 18th-century Lombardy, Studies in Eighteenth-century Culture, 13, 1984, pp. 271-280

Zupko (RE) Laures (RA) Straws in the wind: medieval urban environment law – the case of Northern Italy, Boulder CO, 1996

F: State Finance

Bonney (R) ed. The Rise of the Fiscal State in Europe, c.1200-1815, New York, 2000

Boone (M) Davids (K) Janssens (P) eds, Studies in European urban history, 3: Urban public debts, urban government and the market for annuities in Western Europe, 14th-18th centuries, Turnhout, 2003

Calabria (A) The Cost of Empire; Neapolitan Finance during the Period of Spanish Rule, Cambridge, 1990

Capra (C) The Eighteenth century. 1: The finances of the Austrian monarchy and the Italian states, Economic Systems and State Finance, R. Bonney ed., Oxford, 1995

Capra (C) The Italian states in the early modern period, The Rise of the fiscal state in Europe c.1200-1815, Oxford, 1999, pp. 417-42

De Rosa (L) Immobility and change in public finance in the kingdom of Naples, 1649-1806, Journal of European Economic History, 27, 1998, pp. 9-28

Ferraro (JM) Feudal-Patrician Investments in the Bresciano and the Politics of the Estimo, Studi Veneziani, 1983, pp.31-57

Hocquet (JC) Venice, The rise of the fiscal state in Europe, c.1200-1815, Oxford, 1999, pp. 381-415

Klang (D) Tax Reform in Eighteenth-century Lombardy, New York, 1977

Klang (D) Economics and Political Economy in Eighteenth-century Lombardy, Italian Quarterly, Fall, 1988, pp.37-53

Marino (J) Creative Accounting in the Age of Philip II; Determining the “Just” rate of Interest, The Historical Journal, 1993, pp.761-783

Menning (CB) Finance and Fraud during the reign of Cosimo I, The Historian, 1988, pp.1-18

Menning (CB) Loans and Favors, Kin and Clients; Cosimo de Medici and the Monte di Pieta, Journal of Modern History, 1989, pp.487-511

Muto (G) The Spanish system: centre and periphery, Economic Systems and State Finance, R. Bonney ed., Oxford, 1995

Partner (P) Papal Financial Policy in the Renaissance and Counter-Reformation, Past and Present, #78, 1980, pp.17-62

Partner (P) The papacy and the Papal States, The rise of the fiscal state in Europe, c.1200-1815, Oxford, 1999, pp. 359-380

Pezzolo (L) Government debts and trust. French kings and Roman popes as borrowers, 1520-1660, Rivista di Storia Economica, 15, 1999, pp. 233-261

Poliakov (L) Jewish Bankers and the Holy See from the Thirteenth to the Seventeenth Century, London, 1978

Stow (K) Taxation, Community and State: the Jews and the Fiscal Foundations of the Early Modern Papal State, Stuttgart, 1982

Teicher (A) Politics and Finance in the age of Cosimo I; the public and private face of credit., I Strumenti e veicoli della cultura. Relazioni politiche ed economiche, Florence, 1983, pp.217-227

Vester (M) Territorial politics and early modern ‘fiscal policy’: Taxation in Savoy, 1559-1580, Viator: Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 32, 2001, pp. 279-302

Villari (R ) The Neapolitan financial crisis of the 1630s and 1640s, Good Government in Spanish Naples, New York, 1990, pp. 237-274

Waquet (JC) Who Profited from the Alienation of Public Revenues in Ancien regime societies?, Journal of European Economic History, 1982, pp.665-674



4) ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC HISTORY

A: Demography and Family

A’Hearn (B) Anthropometric evidence on living standards in Northern Italy, 1730-1860, Journal of Economic History, 63, 2003, pp. 351-381

Albera (D) Open Systems and Closed Minds, Man, 1988, pp.435-452

Anatra (B) The great epidemics of the seventeenth century: allegory of a crisis, Library of Mediterranean History, Malta, 1995

Aymard (M) Dietary change in Europe from the 16th to the 20th century, with particular reference to France and Italy, Consumer Behaviour and Economic Growth in the Modern Economy, H. Baudet, H. Van der Meulen eds, London, 1982, pp. 111-127

Barbagli (M) Three Household Formation systems in Eighteenth and Nineteenth-century Italy, The Family in Italy, from Antiquity to the Present, Kertzer and Saller eds., New Haven 1991, pp. 250-270

Benigno (F) The Southern Italian Family in the early modern period; a discussion of co-residence patterns, Continuity and Change, 1989, pp.165-196

Billari (F) Rosina (A) Does cohort matter in pre-transitional mortality? Analysis of adult mortality using an event history approach: the case of Chioggia in the 17th century, Genus, 54, 1998, pp. 327-347

Bonin (S) Day (J) A cartographic approach to the problem of internal migration in Sardinia in the 18th century, Migrations across time and nations. Population mobility in historical context, New York, 1986, pp. 365-378

Breschi (M) Manfredini (M) Demographic repercussions in a rural Italian village, When Dad died: Individuals and families coping with family stress in past societies, New York & Frankfurt, 2002.

Caiati (V) Peasant Household; Sienese Mezzadri 1591-1640, Journal of Family History, 1984, pp.111-126

Carmichael (A) The Last Past Plague: the uses of memory in Renaissance epidemics, Journal of the History of Medicine and allied sciences, 53, 1998, 132-60

Chojnacka (M) Power, Family and Household in Early Modern Italy, Journal of Family History, 22, 1997, pp. 491-95

Cipolla (C) Four centuries of Italian Demographic development in Population and History, in D.V. Glass and D.E.C. Eversley eds., Essays in Historical Demography, London, 1965

Cipolla (C) Cristofano and the plague; a study of Public Health in the Age of Galileo, New York, 1973

Cipolla (C) The Plague and the Pre-Malthus Malthusians, Journal of European Economic History, 3, 1974, pp. 277-284

Cipolla (C) Faith, Reason and the Plague, Brighton, 1977

Cipolla (C) The bills of mortality of Florence, Population Studies, 32, 1978, pp. 543-548

Corsini (C) Self-Regulating Mechanisms of traditional populations before the demographic revolution: European civilizations, International Population Conference (1977), #3, pp. 5-23.

Corsini (C) Why is remarriage a male affair? Some evidence from Tuscan villages during the 18th century, Marriage and Remarriage in populations of the past, London, 1981, pp.385-96

Corsini (C) Structural Changes in Infant Mortality in Tuscany from the 18th to the 19th century, Quaderni del Dipartimento di Statistico, 16, Florence, 1981

Da Molin (G) Family Forms and Domestic Service in Southern Italy, 18th-19th centuries, Journal of Family History, 1990, pp.503-528

Danubio (ME) Coppa (A) Use of isonymous marriages in the study of consanguinity: the population of Civitella del Tronto during the last three centuries, Genus, 46, 1990, pp. 39-56

Danubio (ME) Coppa (A) Marital mobility in the municipal area of Civitella del Tronto from the 17th century to 1979, Genus, 46, 1990, pp. 57-70

De Rosa (L) Glazier (I) eds, Migrations across time and nations. Population mobility in historical context, New York, 1986

Delille (G) Agricultural Systems and Demographic Structures in the Kingdom of Naples, Good Government in Spanish Naples, New York, 1990, pp.81-126

Del Panta (L) Livi Bacci (M) Chronology, intensity and diffusion of mortality in Italy, 1600-1850, Les grandes mortalites: etude methodologique des crises demographiques du passé, H. Charbonneau & A. La Rose eds, Liege 1979, pp. 69-81

Douglas (W) The South Italian Family: a Critique, Journal of Family History, 1980, pp. 338-358

Douglas (W) The Joint Family Household in Eighteenth century Southern Italian Society (Molise), The Family in Italy from Antiquity to the Present, D. Kertzer and R. P. Saller eds., New Haven, 1991, pp. 286-303

Dupaquier (J) Jadin (L) Structure of household and family in Corsica, 1769-1771, Household and Family in Past Time, Cambridge, 1972, pp.283-297

Eisenach (E) Marriage in Verona, 1530-1630, PhD dissertation, University of Virginia, 1993

Faron (O) Renard (J) The varied repercussions caused by the demise of the father among past populations. A comparative analysis between Vernon (Normandy) and Milan, When Dad died: Individuals and families coping with family stress in past societies, New York & Frankfurt, 2002.

Filippini (N) The Church, the State and Childbirth: the midwife in Italy during the 18th century, The Art of Midwifery: Early modern midwives in Europe, H. Marland ed., London, 1993

Fiorini (S) Status Animarum I: A unique source for 17th and 18th century Maltese geography, Melita Historica, 8, 1983, pp. 325-343

Fiorini (S) Demographic Growth and the Urbanization of the Maltese countryside, to 1798, Hospitalier Malta 1530-1798: Studies on Early Modern Malta and the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, V. Mallia-Milanes ed., Malta 1993, pp. 297-310

Flinn (M) Plague in Europe and the Mediterranean Countries, Journal of European Economic History, 1979, pp.131-148

Fornaciari (G) Ciranni (R) Venturi (L) Paleoandrology and prostatic hyperplasia in Italian mummies, 15th-19th centuries, Medicina nei Secoli, 13, 2001

Galloway (PR) A reconstruction of the population of north Italy from 1650 to 1881, European Journal of Population, 10, 1994, pp. 1-52

Galt (AH) Marital Property in an Apulian Town during the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries, The Family in Italy, from Antiquity to the Present, Kertzer and Saller eds., New Haven 1991, pp. 304-320

Galt (AH) Far From the Church Bells: Settlement and Society in an Apulian Town, Cambridge, 1991

Gestrin (R) Slavic migrations to Italy, 14th to 17th centuries, Eighth International Economic History Congress, Budapest, 1982, vol.8, pp. 8-17

Henderson (J) Epidemics in Renaissance Florence; Medical theory and Government Response, Malades et Société, XIIe-XVIIIe siècles; Actes du Colloque de Bielefeld, novembre 1986, Paris, 1989, pp.165-186

Kertzer (D) Brettell (C) Advances in Italian and Iberian Family History, Journal of Family History, 1987, pp.87-120

Kertzer (D) Saller (R) The Family in Italy from Antiquity to the Present, Yale UP, 1991

Leopardi (ER) Germans in Malta in the years 1565-1569, Melita Historica, 4, 1965, pp. 117-127

Levi (G) Family and Kin in Italy - a few thoughts, Journal of Family History, 1990, pp.57-67-578

Litchfield (RB) Demographic Characteristics of Florentine Patrician Families, 16th-19th centuries, Journal of Economic History, 1969, pp.191-205

Livi Bacci (M) Fertility, nutrition and pellagra: Italy during the vital revolution, Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 16, 1986, pp. 431-454

Livi Bacci (M) Social group forerunners of fertility control in Europe, The Decline of Fertility in Europe, AJ Coale & SC Watkins eds, Princeton, 1986, pp. 182-200

Magee (GB) Disease management in Pre-industrial Europe: a reconsideration of the efficacy of the Local Response to Epidemics, Journal of European Economic History, 26, 1997, pp. 605-623

Malanima (P) Italian Cities, 1300-1800. A quantitative approach, Rivista di Storia Economica, N.S. 14, 1998, pp. 91-126

Marchini (A) Poverty, the life cycle of the household and female life course in 18th-century Corsica, Poor Women and Children in the European Past, London, 1994, pp. 225-250

Matthews Grieco (S) Breastfeeding: Wetnursing and infant mortality in Europe (1400-1800), Historical perspectives on breastfeeding, S. Matthews Greco & C. Corsini eds, Florence, 1991, pp. 15-62

McArdle (F) Altopascio; A Study in Tuscan Rural Society, 1587-1784, N.Y., 1978

McLeman (J) A demographic study of St. Paul’s parish, Valetta, Malta 1595-1798, using the method of family reconstitution, PhD dissert., Aberdeen, 1980

Menozzi (P) Matessi (C) Environment, population size and vital statistics: an analysis of demographic data from 18th-century villages in the province of Reggio Emilia (Italy), Ecology, 60, 1979, pp. 486-93

Merzario (R) Land, Kinship and Consanguineous Marriage in Italy, 17th-19th centuries, Journal of Family History, 1990, pp.529-546

Naphy (NG) Spicer (A) The Black death: the history of plagues, 1345-1730, Stroud (UK), 2000

Palazzi (M) Female Solitude and Patrilineage. Unmarried women and widows during the 18th and 19th centuries, Journal of Family History, 1990, pp.443-460

Palmer (R) The Control of the Plague in Venice and Italy, 1348-1600, PhD thesis unpublished, University of Kent, 1978

Poni (C) Family and ‘podere’ in Emilia Romagna, Journal of Italian History, 1, 1979, pp. 201-234

Restifo (G) Sicily and Mediterranean migrations in the modern age, Les migrations internes et a moyenne distance en Europe, 1500-1900, Santiago de Compostella, 1994, pp. 625-633

Rollet (C) A special case of decline: levels and trends of infant mortality at Florence’s foundling hospital, 1750-1950, The decline of infant and child mortality, 1750-1950, PP Viazzo & C Corsini eds, Bologna, 1999

Saraceno (C) Women, Family and the Law in Italy, 1750-1942, Journal of Family History, 1990, pp.427-442

Sella (D) Household, Land Tenure and Occupation in Northern Italy in the late 16th century, Journal of European Economic History, 1987, pp.487-510

Sella (D) Coping with Famine in the 1590’s, Sixteenth Century Journal, 1991

Skolnick (MH) et al., A reconstruction of historical persons from the parish registers of Parma Valley, Italy, Genus, 29, 1973, pp. 103-155

Smith (R) The People of Tuscany and their Families; Medieval or Mediterranean?, Journal of Family History, 1981, pp.107-128

Sonnino (E) The population in baroque Rome, Rome/Amsterdam: Two Growing cities in Seventeenth-century Europe, P. van Kessel, E. Schulte eds, Amsterdam, 1997, pp. 50-70

Subacchi (P) Patterns of migration: the Italian community in 16th-century Antwerp, Les migrations internes et a moyenne distance en Europe, 1500-1900, Santiago de Compostella, 1994, pp. 581-596

Viazzo (PP) Illegitimacy and the European marriage pattern: comparative evidence from the alpine area, The world we have gained, ed. L. Bonfield, Oxford, 1986, pp. 100-121

Viazzo (PP) Upland Communities. Environment, Population and Social Structure in the Alps since the 16th century, Cambridge, 1989

Viazzo (P) Albera (D) The Peasant Family in Northern Italy, 1750-1930, Journal of Family History, 1990, pp.461-482

Viazzo (PP) Family structures and the early phase in the individual life cycle. A southern European perspective, Poor Women and children in the European past, London, 1994, pp. 31-50

Viazzo (PP) Mortality, fertility and family, The History of the European Family, 1, 2001, pp. 157-187

Viazzo (PP) What’s so special about the Mediterranean? Thirty years of research on household and family in Italy, Continuity and Change, 18, 2003, pp. 111-137

Vigo (G) Infant mortality in a pre-industrial district (cantone di Bassano, 1798-1802), Journal of European Economic History, 3, 1974, pp. 121-125

Weiner (GM) The demographic effects of the Venetian plagues of 1575-77 and 1630-31, Genus, 26, 1970, pp. 41-57

Weiner (GM) Statistical aspects of the decline of the Venetian nobility, Genus, 26, 1970, pp. 59-70




B: Manufacturing, Agriculture, Trade & Finance

Ajmar (M) Talking pots: strategies for producing novelty, and the consumption of painted pottery in Renaissance Italy, The Art Market in Italy, 15th-17th centuries, Modena, 2003, pp. 55-64

Allen (RC) The great divergence in European wages and prices from the Middle Ages to the first World War, Explorations in Economic History, 38, 2001

Allen (RC) Progress and poverty in early modern Europe, Economic History Review, 56, 2003, pp. 403-443

Allerston (P) The market in second-hand clothes and furnishings in Venice, ca. 1500-ca. 1650, PhD thesis, European University Institute, Florence, 1996

Allerston (P) Reconstructing the second-hand clothes trade in 16th and 17th century Venice, Costume, 33, 1999, pp. 46-56

Allerston (P) The second-hand trade in the arts in early modern Italy, The Art market in Italy (15th-18th centuries), Modena, 2002

Ambrosoli (M) The market for textile industry in 18th-century Piedmont: quality control and economic policy, Rivista di Storia Economica, 16, 2000, pp. 343-363

Arbel (B) Venice and the Jewish merchants of Istanbul in the 16th century, The Mediterranean and the Jews: banking, finance and international trade (16th-18th centuries), A. Toaff & S. Schwarzfuchs eds, Ramat-Gan Israel, 1989, pp. 39-56

Arbel (B) Trading Nations. Jews and Venetians in the Early Modern Eastern Mediterranean, Leyden, 1996

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Penzo (G) Venetian ships, London, 2000

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Pike (R) Enterprise and Adventure; the Genoese in Seville and the Opening of the New World, Ithaca, 1966

Poni (C) Norms and Disputes; the Shoemaker’s Guild in 18th century Bologna, Past and Present, #123, 1989, pp.80-108

Poni (C) Local Market Rules and Practices, Domestic Strategies; Work and Family in France and Italy, 1600-1800, S. Woolf ed., N.Y., 1991, pp. 69-101

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Pullan (B) Crisis and Change in the Venetian Economy, London, 1968

Pullan (B) The Occupations and Investments of the Venetian nobility in the middle and late sixteenth century, Renaissance Venice, J.R. Hale, ed., London 1973, pp. 379-408

Pullan (B) Jewish moneylending in Venice: from private enterprise to public service, Gli Ebrei e Venezia, G. Cozzi ed., Milan, 1987, pp. 671-686

Pullan (B) Jewish banks and Monti di Pieta, The Jews in early modern Venice, Baltimore, 2001, pp. 53-72

Pullan (B) Charity and usury: Jewish and Christian lending in Renaissance and early modern Italy, Proceedings of the British Academy: 2003 Lectures, v.125, 2004, pp. 19-40

Pult Quaglia (AM) Controls over Food Supplies in Florence, Journal of European Economic History, 1980, pp.449-457

Raggio (O) Moreno (D) The making and fall of an intensive pastoral land-use system; Eastern Liguria, 16th-19th centuries, Rivista di Studi Liguri, 56, 1990, pp. 193-216

Raggio (O) Social Relations and Control of Resources in an Area of Transit: Eastern Liguria, 16th-17th century, Domestic Strategies: Work and Family in France and Italy, 1600-1800 S. Woolf, ed., 1991, pp. 20-42

Ramsay (GD) The undoing of the Italian mercantile colony in sixteenth-century London, Textile History and Economic History, NB Harte & K G Ponting eds, Manchester, 1973, pp. 22-49

Rapp (R) The Unmaking of the Mediterranean Trade Hegemony, Journal of Economic History, 1975, pp.499-525

Rapp (R) Industry and Economic Decline in Seventeenth-century Venice, London, 1976

Rapp (R) Real Estate and Rational Investment in Early Modern Venice, Journal of European Economic History, 1979, pp.269-290

Ravid (B) The legal status of the Jewish merchants of Venice, PhD dissert., Harvard University, 1974

Ravid (B) The Legal Status of the Jewish Merchants of Venice, 1541-1638, The Journal of Economic History, 35, 1975, pp. 274-279

Ravid (B) The first charter of Jewish merchants of Venice, 1589, Association of Jewish Studies Review, 1, 1976, pp. 187-222

Ravid (B) Economics and Toleration in Seventeenth-century Venice: the Background and Context of the Discorso of Simone Luzzatto, Jerusalem, 1978

Ravid (B) The socioeconomic background of the expulsion and readmission of the Venetian Jews, 1571-1573, Essays in Modern Jewish History: a tribute to Ben Halpern, F. Malino & P. Cohen eds, London-Toronto, 1982

Ravid (B) Moneylending in 17th century Jewish vernacular apologetica, Jewish thought in the 17th century, I. Twersky & B. Septimus eds, Cambridge MA, 1987, pp. 257-283

Ravid (B) An Autobiographical Memorandum by Daniel Rodriga, “inventore” of the Scala of Spalato, The Mediterranean and the Jews: Banking, Finance and International Trade, 16th - 18th century, Bar-Ilan, 1989

Reinhardt (V) Annona and Bread Supply in Rome, Rome/Amsterdam. Two Growing cities in 17th-century Europe, P. Van Kessel & E. Schulte eds, Amsterdam 1997, pp. 209-220

Revel (J) A Capital City’s Privileges: Food Supplies in Early-modern Rome, Food and Drink in History, R. Forster and O. Ranum eds., Baltimore, 1979, pp. 37-49

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Romano (R) Between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries: the economic crisis of 1619-1621, The general crisis of the XVIIth century, G. Parker ed., London 1978, pp. 165-225

Roover (R de) Thomas Mun in Italy, Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research, 30, 1957, pp. 80-85

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Sella (D) Industrial Production in 17th-century Italy: a reappraisal, Explorations in Entrepreneurial History, 2nd ser., 6, 1969, pp.371-405

Sella (D) The Iron Industry in Italy, 1500-1650, Schwerpunkte der Eisengewinnung und Eisenverarbeitung in Europa, 1500-1650, H. Kellenbenz ed., Cologne-Vienna, 1974, pp. 91-105

Sella (D) The Two faces of the Lombard Economy in the Seventeenth Century, Failed Transitions to Modern Industrial Society, F. Krantz and P. Hohenberg, eds., Montreal, 1975, pp. 11-15

Sella (D) An Industrial Village in Sixteenth-century Italy, Wirtschaftskrafte und Wirtschaftswege, 3, 1978, pp. 37-46

Sella (D) Crisis and Continuity: the Economy of Spanish Lombardy in the 17th century, Cambridge, 1979

Sella (D) The survival of the urban economies of central and northern Italy in the 17th century: Recent studies and new perspectives, Journal of Mediterranean Studies, 10, 2000, pp. 275-286

Sella (D) Industrial raw materials in the import trade of northern and central Italy during the 17th century, Journal of European Economic History, 33, 2004, pp. 59-70

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Shatzmiller (J) Travelling in the Mediterranean in 1563: the testimony of Eliahu of Pesaro, The Mediterranean and the Jews: banking, finance and international trade (16th-18th centuries), A. Toaff & S. Schwarzfuchs eds, Ramat-Gan Israel, 1989, 237-248

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Simonsohn (S) Marranos in Ancona under Papal protection, Michael, 9, 1985, pp. 234-267

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Steensgaard (N) Consuls and Nations in the Levant from 1570-1650, The Scandinavian Economic History Review, 15, 1967, pp. 13-53

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Subrahmanyan (S) On the Significance of Gadflies; the Genoese East India Company of the 1640’s, Journal of European Economic History, 1988, pp.558-581

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Tracy (J), ed. The Political Economy of Merchant Empires: State Power and World Trade, 1350-1750, Cambridge & New York, 1990

Tracy (J) ed., The Rise of Merchant Empires, 1350-1750, Cambridge & New York, 1991

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Trivellato (F) Out of women’s hands: notes on Venetian glass beads, female labour and international trades, Beads & bead-makers: Gender, material culture and meaning, L. Sciama & J. Eicher eds, Oxford & New York, 1998, pp. 47-82

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Van der Wee (H) Structural changes in European long-distance trade and particularly in the re-export trade from south to north, 1350-1750, The Rise of merchant empires, J. Tracy ed., Cambridge 1990, pp. 14-33

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Vassallo (G) Corsairing to commerce. Maltese merchants in XVIIIth-century Spain, Malta, 1997

Vassallo (G) The Maltese mercantile diaspora in the Mediterranean in the 18th and 19th centuries, Journal of Mediterranean Studies, 10, 2000, pp. 203-212

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Veseth (M) Mountain of debt. Crisis and change in Renaissance Florence, Victorian Britain and Postwar America, New York, 1990

Vigo (G) Real Wages of the Working Class in Italy, 14th-18th century, Journal of European Economic History, 1974, pp.378-399

Welch (ES) Shopping in the Renaissance: Consumer culture in Italy, 1400-1600, New Haven, 2005

Wilde (DN) Housing and Urban Development in Sixteenth-century Rome; the properties of the Arciconfraternita della SS Annunziata, PhD diss. NYU, Ann Arbor, 1989

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Willis (FR) Development planning in 18th-century France: Corsica’s Plan Terrier, French Historical Studies, 11, 1980, pp. 328-351

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Woolf (S) ed., Domestic Strategies; Work and Family in France and Italy, 1600-1800, Cambridge, 1991

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Zupko (RE) Italian Weights and Measures from the Middle Ages to the Nineteenth Century, Philadelphia, 1981

C: Economic Doctrines

Acton (H) Ferdinando Galiani, Art and Ideas in Eighteenth-century Italy, Rome, 1960, pp. 45-63

Baker (GRF) The Political economy of Sallustio Bandini, PhD dissert., New York University, 1966

Barucci (P) Carpenter (K) Italian economic literature in the Kress Library, Rome, 1985, 2 vols.

Bellamy (R) Antonio Genovesi and the development of a new language of commerce in 18th-century Naples, The Languages of Political Theory in Early Modern Europe, A. Pagden, ed., 1987, pp.277-302

Bianchini (M) The Galilean Tradition and the Origins of Economic Science in Italy, Political Economy and National Realities, M. Albertone & A. Masoero, eds., Turin, 1994

Brown (J) Concepts of Political Economy: Cosimo I de’Medici in a comparative European context, Firenze e la Toscana dei Medici nell’ Europa del ‘500, 3 vols., Florence, 1983, vol. 1, pp. 279-294

Faccarello (G) ‘Nil Repente’: Galiani and Necker on economic reforms, European Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 1, 1994, pp. 519-550

Groenewegen (P) Pietro Verri’s Mature Political Economy of the ‘Meditazioni’, Political Economy and National Realities, M. Albertone & A. Masoero, eds., Turin, 1994

Guidi (MEL) “Economy” and “Political Economy” in Italian Dictionaries and Encyclopedias, (1729-1861), Political Economy and National Realities, M. Albertone & A. Masoero eds., Turin, 1994

Guidi (MEL) Maccabelli (T) Morato (E) Neo-Smithian political economy in Italy, 1777-1848, Economies et Societes, 2004, p. 217

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Porta (PL) Pietro Verri’s political economy: Commercial society, civil society and the science of the legislator, History of Political Economics, 34, 2002, p. 83

Rosselli (A) Early views on monetary policy: the Neapolitan debate on the theory of exchange, History of Political Economics, 32, 2000, p. 61.

Savelli (R) Between Law and morals: Interest in the dispute on exchanges during the 16th century, The Courts and the development of commercial law, V. Piergiovanni ed., Berlin, 1987, pp. 39-102

Tubaro (P) A case-study of early mathematical economics: Pietro Verri and Paolo Frisi, 1772, Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 24, 2002, pp. 195-214.

Wahnbaeck (T) Luxury and Public Happiness: Political economy in the Italian enlightenment, Oxford, 2004


5) SOCIAL STRATIFICATION AND BEHAVIOURAL HISTORY

A: Domestic Life

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Ago (R ) The Family in Rome. Structure and Relationships, Rome/Amsterdam. Two growing cities in 17th-century Europe, P. Van Kessel & E. Schulte eds, Amsterdam 1997, pp. 85-91

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Arru (A) The Distinguishing Features of Domestic Service in Italy, (Rome, 18th-19th centuries), Journal of Family History, 1990, pp.547-566

Astarita (T) Aristocratic Marriage Policy and Clan Solidarity: the Caracciolo in Spanish Naples, Locus, Spring, 1992, pp.119-131

Benadusi (G) Rethinking the State: Family strategies in early modern Tuscany, Social History, vol.20, 1995, pp. 157-178

Benadusi (G) Investing the riches of the poor: Servant women and their last wills, American Historical Review, 109, 2004, pp. 805-826

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Calvi (G) Reconstructing the family: widowhood and remarriage in Tuscany in the early modern period, Marriage in Italy, 1300-1650, T. Dean & K. Lowe eds., Cambridge, 1998, pp. 275-296

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Castiglione (C) Accounting for affection: battles between aristocratic mothers and sons in 18th-century Rome, Journal of Family History, 24, 2000, pp. 405-431

Castiglione (C) Extravagant pretensions: Aristocratic family conflicts, emotion and the ‘Public Sphere’ in early 18th century Rome, Journal of Social History, 38, 2005

Cavallo (S) Family obligations and inequalities of access to care in northern Italy, 17th-18th centuries, The locus of care: families, communities, institutions and the provision of welfare since Antiquity, London, 1998

Cavallo (S) What did women transmit? Ownership and control of household goods and personal effects in early modern Italy, Gender and material culture in historical perspective, London & New York, 2000, pp. 38-53

Cavallo (S) Cerutti (S) Female honor and the social control of reproduction in Piedmont between 1600 and 1800, Sex and Gender in Historical Perspective, E. Muir and G.Ruggiero eds, Baltimore, 1990, pp. 46-72

Ciappara (F) Perceptions of marriage in late 18th century Malta, Continuity and Change, 2001, 379-398

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Cohen (S) The Convertite and the Malmaritate; Women’s Institutions, Prostitution and the Family in counter-Reformation Florence, PhD dissertation, Princeton, 1985

Cohen (S) Asylums for women in Counter-Reformation Italy, Women in Reformation and Counter-Reformation Europe: Public and Private Worlds, S. Marshall ed., Bloomington 1989, pp. 166-188

Cohen (S) The Evolution of Women’s Asylums since 1500 in Italy, Oxford, 1992

Cohen (T) Love and death in Renaissance Italy, Chicago, 2004

Cole (JW) Inheritance process in the Italian Alps, Ethnohistory, 24, 1977

Cooper (JP) Patterns of Inheritance and Settlement by Great Landowners from the 15th to the 18th centuries, Family and Inheritance; Rural Society in Western Europe, 1200-1800, J. Goody ed., Cambridge, 1976, pp.192-327

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Cowan (A) Love, Honour and the “Avogaria di Comun” in Early Modern Venice, Archivio Veneto, 1995, pp. 5-19

Cowan (A) Patricians and partners in Early Modern Venice, Medieval and Renaissance Venice, Ellen E. Kittell & Thomas F. Madden eds, Urbana, 1999, pp. 276-293

Cox (V) The Single Self. Feminist Thought and the Marriage Market in Early Modern Venice, Renaissance Quarterly, 48, 1995, pp. 513-581

D'Amico (S) Shameful mother: poverty and prostitution in 17th century Milan, Journal of Family History, 30, 2005, pp. 109-120

Davis (JC) A Venetian Family and its Fortune, 1500-1900; the Dona family and the conservation of their wealth, Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society, vol. 106, Philadelphia, 1975

Delille (G) Marriage, faction and conflict in sixteenth-century Italy: an example and a few questions, Marriage in Italy, 1300-1650, T. Dean & K. Lowe eds., Cambridge, 1988, pp. 155-173

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Eisenach (D) Husbands, wives and concubines: marriage, family and social order in 16th-century Verona, Kirksville MS, 2004

Ferrante (L) Honor regained: women in the Casa del Soccorso di San Paolo in sixteenth-century Bologna, Sex and Gender in Historical Perspective, E. Muir & G. Ruggiero eds, Baltimore, 1990, pp. 73-109

Ferrante (L) Marriage and women’s subjectivity in a patrilineal system: the case of early modern Bologna, Gender, Kinship, Power: a comparative and interdisciplinary history, MJ Maynes ed., New York, 1996

Ferraro (J) The Power to Decide: Battered Wives in Early Modern Venice, Renaissance Quarterly, 48, 1995, pp. 492-512

Ferraro (J) Marriage Wars in Late Renaissance Venice, Oxford & New York, 2001

Ferraro (J) Honor and the marriage wars of late Renaissance Venice, Honour: Identity and ambiguity of an informal code in the Mediterranean, Acta Historiae, 8, 2000, pp. 41-48

Ferraro (J) Family and clan in the Renaissance world, A Companion to the worlds of the Renaissance, G. Ruggiero ed., Oxford, 2002, pp. 173-87

Ferraro (JM) Early Modern Europe, The History of Childhood, P. Stearns ed., New York, 2003

Fontaine (L) Schlumbohm (J) eds, Household strategies for survival, 1600-2000: Fission, faction, co-operation, Cambridge, 2001

Fosi (I) Visceglia (AM) Marriage and politics at the papal court in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Marriage in Italy, 1300-1650, T. Dean & K. Lowe eds., Cambridge, 1998, pp. 197-225

Grubb (JS) ed., Family Memoirs from Verona and Vicenza (15th & 16th centuries), Rome, 2002

Hacke (D) Marital litigation and gender relations in early modern Venice, 1570-1720, Cambridge, 1998

Hacke (D) Women, sex and marriage in Counter-Reformation Venice, Aldershot & Burlington VT, 2002

Hollingsworth (M) The Cardinal’s Hat: Money, ambition and housekeeping in a Renaissance court, Profile books, 2004

Jurdjevic (M) Citizens, subjects and scholars: the Valori family in the Florentine Renaissance, 1480-1608, PhD dissertation, Northwestern University, 2002

Kertzer (D) Barbagli (M) The History of the European Family; vol.1: Family Life in Early Modern Times, New Haven, 2001

Kertzer (D) Saller (RP) eds, Family life in central Italy, New Brunswick NJ, 1982

Klapisch-Zuber (C) Women, Family and Ritual in Renaissance Italy, 1985

Lombardi (D) Intervention by church and state in marriage disputes in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Florence, Crime, Society and the Law in Renaissance Italy, T. Dean & K. Lowe eds, Cambridge, 1994

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Lowe (K) Secular brides and convent brides: wedding ceremonies in Italy during the Renaissance and Counter-Reformation, Marriage in Italy, 1300-1650, T. Dean &K. Lowe eds., Cambridge, 1998, pp. 41-65

Madonna (ML) Bevilacqua (M) The Roman families in urban development, Rome/Amsterdam. Two growing cities in 17th-century Europe, P. Van Kessel & E. Schulte eds, Amsterdam 1997, pp. 104-123

Manikowski (A) The family policy of the Florentine aristocracy in the 17th century: the position of women in the system of transfer of family property, La Donna nell’economia, secc. XIII-XVIIII, S. Cavaciocchi ed., Florence, 1990

Mescieca (S) Marriage law and the concept of citizenship (1563-1789) (Malta), Journal of Mediterranean Studies, 10, 2000, pp. 151-172

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Murru-Corriga (G) The patronymic and matronymic in Sardinia: a long-standing competition, The History of the Family, 5, 2000, pp. 161-80

Musacchio (JM) The art and ritual of childbirth in Renaissance Italy, New Haven, 1999

Noonan (JT) Power to Dissolve; Lawyers and Marriage in the Courts of the Roman Curia, Cambridge UP, 1971

Owen Hughes (D) Representing the Family; Portraits and Purposes in Early Modern Italy, Art and History. Images and their Meaning, Cambridge, 1988

Pomata (G) Family and gender, Early Modern Italy 1550-1796, J. Marino ed., Oxford & New York, 2002

Richardson (B) ‘Amore maritale’: advice on love and marriage in the second half of the Cinquecento, Women in Italian Renaissance culture and society, L. Panizza ed., Oxford, 2000

Romano (D) Housecraft and Statecraft: Domestic Service in Renaissance Venice, 1400-1600, Baltimore, 1996

Sarti (R) Telling Zita’s tale: Holy servants’ stories and servants’ history, Narratives of the Servant, R. Schultze ed., Florence, 2001, pp. 1-33

Sarti (R) The True servant. Self-definition of male domestics in an Italian city (Bologna, 17th-18th centuries), The History of the Family, 2002

Sarti (R) Europe at home: family and material culture, 1500-1800, n.p. 2004

Schneider (J) Of Vigilance and Virgins, Ethnology, 9, 1971, pp.1-24

Siegmund (SB) Division of the dowry on the death of the daughter: an instance in the negociation of laws and Jewish customs in early modern Tuscany, Jewish History, 16, 2002, pp. 73-106

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Smith (A) Locating power and influence within the provincial elite of Verona: aristocratic wives and widows, Renaissance Studies, 8, 1994, pp. 439-448

Smith (A) Gender, Ownership and domestic space: inventories and family archives in Renaissance Verona, Renaissance Studies, 12, 1998, pp. 375-391

Sperling (J) Marriage at the time of the Council of Trent (1560-1570): Clandestine marriages, kinship prohibitions and dowry exchange in European comparison, Journal of Early Modern History, 8, 2004, pp. 67-108

Stow (K) Ethnic amalgamation, like it or not: Inheritance in early modern Jewish Rome, Jewish History, 16, 2002, pp. 107-121

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Thornton (P) The Italian Renaissance Interior, 1400-1600, 1991

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Weinstein (R) Impotence and the preservation of the family in Jewish Italian communities during the early modern period, Sexuality and the family in history, I. Bartal & I. Gafni eds, Jerusalem, 1998, pp. 159-176

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Zirpolo (LH) Marriage practices in early modern Rome: the case of Giovan Francesco Sacchetti and Beatrice Tassoni Estense, Explorations in Renaissance Culture, 31, 2005

B: Social Groups

Allen (P) Salvatore (F) Lucrezia Marinelli (1571-1653) and Woman’s Identity in the Late Italian Renaissance, Renaissance and Reformation, 16, 1992, pp. 5-39

Assante (F) The prophets of welfare: the Monti and conservatori in Neapolitan guilds in the early modern age, Guilds, markets and work regulations in Italy, Aldershot, 1998, pp. 423-435

Attard Montalto (J) The Nobles of Malta, 1530-1800, Malta, 1979

Benadusi (G) A Provincial Elite and the Emergence of the Tuscan Regional State; Poppi, a Case Study in Rural Society, 1440-1770, PhD dissertation, Syracuse University, 1989

Benadusi (G) A Provincial Elite in Early Modern Tuscany: Family and Power in the Creation of the State, Baltimore, 1996

Berner (S) The Florentine patriciate in the transition from Republic to Principato, 1530-1610, PhD dissert., University of California Berkeley, 1969

Berner (S) Florentine Society in the late 16th and early 17th century, Studies in the Renaissance, 1971, pp. 203-246

Berner (S) The Florentine Patriciate in the transition from Republic to Principato, 1530-1609, Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History, 1972, pp. 3-20

Bicci (A) Immigration and acculturation: Italians in Amsterdam, Rome/Amsterdam. Two growing cities in 17th-century Europe, P. Van Kessel & E. Schulte eds, Amsterdam 1997, pp. 248-259

Black (C) Early modern Venice: an ideal welfare state? Ricchi e poveri nella societa dell’Oriente Grecolatino, C.A. Maltezoun ed., 1998, 145-158

Boholm (A) Venetian worlds: nobility and the cultural construction of society, Goteborg, 1993

Burke (P) Venice and Amsterdam. A Study of 17th-century Elites, Cambridge, 1974

Burke (P) The Historian and the Language of Orders, Social Orders and Social Classes in Europe since 1500, M. Bush, ed., London, 1992

Bush (M) Social Orders and Social Classes in Europe since 1500, London, 1991

Calabi (D) The Jews and the city in the Mediterranean area, Mediterranean Urban Culture, 1400-1700, A. Cowan ed., Exeter, 2000, pp. 56-68

Cavallo (S) Charity, power and patronage in 18th-century Italian hospitals: the case of Turin, The Hospital in History, Granshaw & Porter eds, London, 1989, pp. 93-122

Cavallo (S) Poverty and Poor Relief in Eighteenth-century Turin, Continuity and Change, 1990, pp.65-98

Cavallo (S) Conceptions of Poverty and Poor Relief in Turin in the second half of the 18th century, Domestic Strategies: work and Family in France and Italy, 1600-1800, S. Woolf, ed., N.Y., 1991, pp. 148-200

Cavallo (S) The Motivations of Benefactors: an Overview of Approaches to the Study of Charity, Medecine and Charity before the Welfare State, Barry (J) Jones (C) eds, N.Y. 1991

Cavallo (S) Charity as boundary marking: social stratification, gender and the family in the Italian states (17th-19th centuries), Charity, Philanthropy and Reform, c.1690-1850, H. Cunningham & J. Innes eds, London, 1998, pp. 108-129

Chojnacka (M) Women, charity and community in Early modern Venice: the Casa delle Zitelle, Renaissance Quarterly, 51, 1998, pp. 68-91

Chojnacka (M) Men, women and residential patterns in early modern Venice, Journal of Family History, 25, 2000, pp. 6-25

Chojnacka (M) Working women of Early Modern Venice, Baltimore, 2000

Cipolla (C) The Professions. The Long View, The Journal of European Economic History, 2, 1973, pp. 37-52

Clissold (S) The Barbary Slaves, London, 1977

Connors (J) Alliance and emnity in Roman baroque urbanism, Romisches Jahrbuch der Biblioteca Hertziana, 25, 1989, pp. 205-294

Constable (M The education of Venetian orphans from the 16th to the 18th centuries: an expression of Guillaume Postel’s judgment of Venice as a public welfare state, Postello, Venezia e il suo mondo, M. Leathers Kuntz ed., Florence, 1988

Cowan (A) Rich and Poor among the Patriciate in Early Modern Venice, Studi Veneziani, 1982, pp.147-160

Cowan (A) New Families in the Venetian Patriciate, 1646-1718, Ateneo Veneto, 23, 1-2, 1985, pp.55-75

Cowan (A) The Urban Patriciate; Lubeck and Venice, 1580-1700, Cologne, 1986

Cowan (A) Urban elites in Early Modern Europe: an endangered species?, Historical Research, 1991

Dandelet (T) Setting the Noble Stage in Baroque Rome: Roman Palaces, Political Contest and Social Theatre, 1600-1700, Ambiente Barocco: Life and the Arts in the Baroque palaces of Rome, S. Walker & F. Hammond eds, New Haven, 1999, pp. 39-52

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Davis (RC) Slave redemption in Venice, 1585-1797, Venice Reconsidered: The history and civilization of an Italian City-State, 1297-1797, Baltimore, 2000, pp. 454-487

Davis (RC) Counting European slaves on the Barbary Coast, Past and Present, #172, 2001, 87-124

Davis (RC) Christian slaves, muslim masters: white slavery in the Mediterranean, the Barbary coast and Italy, London & New York, 2003

De Bellis (D) Attacking sumptuary laws in Seicento Venice: Arcangela Tarabotti, Women in Italian Renaissance culture and society, L. Panizza ed., Oxford, 2000

Donati (C) The Italian nobilities in the 17th and 18th centuries, H.M. Scott ed., The European Nobilities in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries, London 1994, 2 vols., vol. 1, pp. 237-268

Ferraro (R) The nobility of Rome, 1560-1700: a study of its composition, wealth and investment, PhD dissertation, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1994

Foa (A) The Jews of Rome, Rome/Amsterdam. Two growing cities in 17th-century Europe, P. Van Kessel & E. Schulte eds, Amsterdam 1997, pp. 260-269

Fragnito (G) Cardinals’ Courts in Sixteenth-century Rome, Journal of Modern History, 1993, pp.26-56

Galt (A) Social Class in a mid-18th century Apulian town: Indications from the Catasto Onciario, Ethnohistory, 33, 1986, pp. 419-447

Grima (JF) The rowers on the Order’s galleys, 1600-1650, Melita Historica, 13, 2001, pp. 113-126

Groppi (A) Roman alms and poor relief in the 17th-century, Rome/Amsterdam. Two growing cities in 17th-century Europe, P. Van Kessel & E. Schulte eds, Amsterdam 1997, pp. 180-191

Grubb (JS) Elite citizens, Venice Reconsidered: the history and civilization of an Italian city-state, 1297-1797, JJ Martin & D Romano eds, Baltimore, 2000

Henderson (J) “Antechambers of death”? Poverty and sickness in the hospitals of Renaissance Florence, Poverta e innovazioni istituzionali in Italia, dal medioevo ad oggi, V. Zamagni ed., Bologna, 2000, pp. 111-130

Hollingsworth (M) Ippolito d’Este: a cardinal and his household in Rome and Ferrara in 1566, The Court Historian, 5, 2000, pp. 105-126

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Kaufman (R) The Patron-Client Concept and Macro-Politics; Prospects and Problems, Comparative Studies in Society and History, 1974, pp.284-308

Knapton (M) City Wealth and State Wealth in Northeast Italy, 14th-17th centuries, La ville, la bourgeoisie et la genese de l’etat moderne, Paris, 1988, pp. 183-209

Lanaro (P) ‘Essere famiglia di consiglio’: Social closure and economic change in the Veronese patriciate of the sixteenth century, Renaissance Studies, 8, 1994, pp. 428-438

Levene (AS) Health and survival chances at the London Foundling Hospital and the Spedale degli Innocenti of Florence, 1741-1799, PhD dissertation, Cambridge University, 2003

Levi (G) Schmitt (JC) eds, A History of Young people in the West, vol. 2, Cambridge Mass., 1997

Litchfield (RB) The Social world: cohesion, conflict and the city, Early Modern Italy 1550-1796, J. Marino ed., Oxford & New York, 2002

Meek (C ) ed., Women in Renaissance and Early Modern Europe, Dublin, 2000

Menning (CB) Charity and the State in Late Renaissance Italy; the Monte di Pieta of Florence, Ithaca, 1993

Milner (SJ) ed., At the margins: Minority groups in premodern Italy, Minneapolis, 2005

Moody (MJ) The Royal poorhouse in 18th-century Turin: the king and the paupers, Lewiston NY, 2001

Mueller (R) Charitable institutions, the Jewish community and Venetian society. A discussion on the volume by Brian Pullan, Studi Veneziani, 14, 1972, 37-82

Muir (E) The sources of civil society in Italy, Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 29, 1999, pp. 379-406

Muto (G) The Form and Content of Poor Relief in Early Modern Naples, Good Government in Spanish Naples, N.Y., 1990, pp.205-236

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Ortega (S) Ottoman Muslims in the Venetian republic 1573-1645: contracts, connections and restrictions, PhD dissertation, University of Manchester, 2002

Owen Hughes (D) Sumptuary Law and Social Relations in Renaissance Italy, Disputes and Settlements: Law and Human Relations in the West, J. Bossy, ed., Cambridge, 1983, pp.79-99

Poppi (C) Markers of distinctiveness: Ethnicity and culture in Southern Tyrol, Journal of Ethnic Studies, 21, 1994

Pullan (B) Poverty, charity and reason of State: some Venetian examples, Bolletino dell’Istituto di Storia della Società e dello stato veneziano, II, 1960, pp. 17-60

Pullan (B) Catholics and the poor in Early Modern Europe, Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, 26, 1976, pp. 15-34

Pullan (B) Support and Redeem; Charity and Poor Relief in Italian Cities from the 14th to the 17th centuries, Continuity and Change, 1988

Pullan (B) Plague and Perceptions of the Poor in Early Modern Italy, Epidemics and Ideas; Essays on the Historical Perception of Pestilence, Cambridge, 1992

Pullan (B) Charity and poor relief in Early Modern Italy, Charity, Self-interest and welfare in the English past, M. Daunton ed., London 1996, pp. 65-89

Pullan (B) Aid to brothers and charity towards all Christians, Corpi, “fraternita” mestieri nella storia della societa europea, D. Zardin ed., Rome, 1998, pp. 85-102

Pullan (B) Good government and Christian charity in Early Modern Italy, With us always: a history of private charity and public welfare, DT Critchlow & CH Parker eds, Oxford 1998, pp. 77-98

Pullan (B) Three orders of inhabitants: Social hierarchies in the Republic of Venice, Orders and Hierarchies in Late Medieval and Renaissance Europe, H. Denton ed., London 1999, pp. 147-168

Pullan (B) Town Poor, Country Poor: the province of Bergamo from the 16th to the 18th century, Medieval and Renaissance Venice, eds E. Kittell & T. Madden, Urbana IL, 1999, pp. 213-236

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Roberts (JM) Lombardy, The European Nobility in the Eighteenth Century, London, 1963, pp.60-82

Romani (G) Images of Youth in the Modern Period, A History of Young People in the West, vol. 2: Stormy evolution to modern times, London, 1997, pp. 1-10

Silverman (S) Patronage and community-nation relationships in Central Italy, Ethnology, 4, 1965, pp.172-189

Silverman (S) The Uses of History in Anthropology; the Palio of Siena, American Ethnologist, 1979, pp.413-436

Silverman (S) Rituals of Inequality; Stratification and Symbol in Central Italy, Social Inequality; Comparative and Developmental Approaches, pp.163-180, N.Y. 1981

Silverman (S) At the intersection of anthropology and history: Territorial festivity in Siena, Persons in groups, social behavior as identity formation in Medieval and Renaissance Europe, R. Trexler ed. New York, 1985 pp. 31-37

Sonnino (E) Between the home and the hospice: the plight and fate of girl orphans in seventeenth and eighteenth-century Rome, J. Henderson & R. Wall eds, Poor Women and Children in the European past, London, 1994

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Terpstra (N) Apprenticeship in Social Welfare: from Confraternal Charity to Municipal Poor Relief in Early Modern Italy, Sixteenth Century Journal, 1994, pp.101-120

Terpstra (N) Kinship translated: “confraternite maggiori” and political apprenticeship in early modern Italy, Corpi, “fraternita”, mestieri: La storia della societa europea, D. Zardin ed., Rome, 1998, pp. 103-116

Terpstra (N) Making a living, making a life: Work in the orphanages of Florence and Bologna, Sixteenth Century Journal, 2000, 1063-1079

Terpstra (N) The politics of confraternal charity: center, periphery and the modes of confraternal involvement in early modern civic welfare, Poverta e innovazioni istituzionali in Italia, dal medioevo ad oggi, V. Zamagni ed., Bologna, 2000, pp. 153-173

Terpstra (N) Competing visions of the state and social welfare: the Medici dukes, the Bigallo magistrates and local hospitals in 16th century Florence, Renaissance Quarterly, 54, 2001

Terpstra (N) Showing the poor a good time: caring for body and spirit in Bologna’s civic charities, Journal of Religious History, 28, 2004, pp. 19ss.

Terpstra (N) Abandoned children of the Italian Renaissance: Orphan care in Florence and Bologna, Baltimore, 2005

Trexler (BJ) Hospital patients in Florence: San Paolo 1567-68, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 48, 1974, 41-59

Trexler (R) ed., Persons in Groups: Social behavior as identity formation in Medieval and Renaissance Europe, Tempe AZ, 1985

Trexler (R) ed., Gender Rhetorics: Postures of dominance and submission in history, Tempe AZ, 1994

Viazzo (PP) Five centuries of foundling history in Florence: changing patterns of abandonment, care and mortality, Abandoned Children, C. Pater-Brick & M.T. Smith eds, Cambridge, 2000

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Walker (J) Honour and the culture of male Venetian nobles, 1500-1650, PhD diss., Cambridge, 1998

Weissman (R) Taking Patronage Seriously: Mediterranean Values and Renaissance Society, Patronage, Art and Society in Renaissance Italy, F.W. Kent and P. Simons ed., New York, 1987, pp. 25-45

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C: Social Behaviour

Accati (L) The Spirit of Fornication: Virtue and the Soul and Virtue of the Body in Friuli, 1600-1800, Sex and Gender in Historical Perspective: Excerpts from Quaderni Storici, R. Romano & E. Muir, Baltimore, 1990

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Andrieux (M) Daily life in Venice in the time of Casanova, London, 1972

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Berg (M) Clifford (H) Consumers and luxury: consumer culture in Europe, 1650-1850, Manchester, 1999

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Brown (J) Everyday life, longevity and nuns in early modern Florence, Renaissance culture and the everyday, P. Fumerton & S. Hunt eds, Philadelphia, 1999, pp. 115-138

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Burke (P) Urban history and anthropology of Early Modern Europe, The pursuit of urban history, DA Fraser & A Sutcliffe eds, London 1983, pp. 69-82

Burke (P) Historical Anthropology of Early Modern Italy, Cambridge & New York, 1987

Burke (P) Conspicuous consumption in seventeenth-century Italy, The Historical anthropology of early modern Italy: Essays on perception and communication, Cambridge, 1987, pp. 132-149

Burke (P) Rituals of healing in Early Modern Italy, The Historical Anthropology of Early Modern Italy, Cambridge, 1987, pp. 207-220

Burke (P) The Language of Gesture in Early Modern Italy, A Cultural History of Gesture from Antiquity to the Present Day, H. Roodenburg, J. Bremmer eds., Cambridge, 1991, 71-83

Burke (P) Collective Psychology and Social change: Achievements and Problems, Geschichte und Psychologie, Oxford, Blackwell, 1992

Burke (P) Anthropology of the Renaissance, Journal of the Institute for Romance Studies, 1, 1992, pp. 1-12

Burke (P) Language, Self and Society, Cambridge, Polity, 1992

Burke (P) Res et Verba: Conspicuous Consumption in the Early Modern World, Consumption and the world of goods, J. Brewer and R. Porter eds., London, 1993

Burke (P) Cities, Spaces and Rituals in the Early Modern World, Urban Rituals in the Early Modern World, H. de Mare and A. Vos eds, Assen, 1993

Burke (P) Frontiers of the comic in Early modern Italy, Varieties of cultural history, Ithaca, 1997, pp. 77-93

Burke (P) Public and Private spheres in late Renaissance Genoa, Varieties of cultural history, Ithaca, 1997, pp. 111-123

Burke (P) The discreet charm of Milan: English travellers in the seventeenth century, Varieties of cultural history, Ithaca, 1997, pp. 94-110

Burke (P) Early modern Venice as a center of information and communication, Venice Reconsidered: The history and civilization of an Italian City-State, 1297-1797, Baltimore 2000, pp. 389-419

Burke (P) A question of acculturation? Scienze, credenze occulte, livelli di cultura: Convegno internazionale di studi, Florence, 1982

Burroughs (C) Opacity and transparence: Networks and enclaves in the Rome of Sixtus V, RES. Journal of Anthropology and Aesthetics, 41, 2002

Calvi (G) A Metaphor for Social Exchange: the Florentine Plague of 1630, Representations, 1986, pp. 139-163

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Camenzuli (A) Defamatory nicknames and insult in late 18th-century Malta, 1771-1798, Melita Historica, 13, 2002, pp. 319-327

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Camporesi (P) The Magic harvest: Food, folklore and society, Oxford 1994

Camporesi (P) Exotic brew: the art of living in the age of Enlightenment, Oxford, 1994

Camporesi (P) The anatomy of the senses: natural symbols in medieval and early modern Italy, Cambridge MA, 1994

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Cassar (C) Popular perceptions and values in Hospitaller Malta, Hospitalier Malta 1530-1798: Studies on Early Modern Malta and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, V. Mallia-Milanes ed., Malta 1993, pp. 429-474

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Cohen (E) No Longer Virgins; Self-presentation by young women of Late Renaissance Rome, Refiguring Woman; Perspectives on Gender and the Italian Renaissance, Ithaca, 1991

Cohen (E) ‘Courtesans’ and ‘Whores’; words and behavior in Early Modern Rome, Women’s Studies, 1991

Cohen (E) Honor and Gender in the Streets of Early Modern Rome, Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 1992, pp.597-625

Cohen (E) Court Testimony from the Past: Self and Culture in the Making of the Text, Essays in Life Writing, University of Toronto Press, 1992

Cohen (E) Between Oral Culture and Written Culture: The Social Meaning of an Illustrated Love Letter, Culture and Identity in Early Modern Europe: Essays in honor of Natalie Zemon Davis, B. Diefendorf and C. Hesse, eds, Ann Arbor, 1993, pp.181-201

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Cohen (T) Agostino Bonamore and the Secret Pigeon (1559),Exploring and (Re)Defining Life Writing, Toronto, 1992

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Cohen (T) Reflections on retelling a Renaissance murder, History and Theory, Theme Issue, 41, 2002, pp. 7-16.

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Davis (RC) The Trouble with Bulls: the Cacce dei Tori in Early Modern Venice, Histoire sociale/Social History, 29, 1996, pp. 275-290

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Falassi (A) Folklore by the fireside: text and context of the Tuscan veglia, Austin, 1980

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Fiume (G) Bandits,Violence and the Organization of Power in Sicily in the early 19th century, Society and Politics in the Age of the Risorgimento: Essays in Honour of Denis Mack Smith, CUP, 1991

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Gentilcore (D) The subcultures of the Renaissance world, A Companion to the Worlds of the Renaissance, G. Ruggiero ed., Oxford, 2002, pp. 299-315

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Ginzburg (C) The Dovecote has opened its eyes: Popular conspiracy in Seventeenth-century Italy, The Inquisition in Early Modern Europe: Studies on Sources and Methods, Henningsen, Tedeschi,and Amiel eds., Dekalb Ill. 1986, pp.190-198

Ginzburg (C) Ritual Pillages, Microhistory and the Lost Peoples of Europe, pp.30-41, Baltimore, 1989

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Gundersheimer (W) Trickery, gender and power: the ‘Discorsi’ of Annibale Romei, Urban Life in the Renaissance, Cranbury NJ, 1989, pp. 121-141

Haywood (W) Palio and Ponte, London, 1904

Hewlett (M) Women, sodomy and sexual abuse in Late Renaissance Lucca, PhD diss, University of Toronto, 2000

Hewlett (M) The French connection: Sodomy and syphilis in late Renaissance Lucca, Responding to sexual disease in early modern Europe, K. Siena ed., Toronto, 2004

Hinton (J) By sale, by gift: aspects of the resale and bequest of goods in late 16th-century Venice, Journal of Design History, 15, 2002, pp. 245-262

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Jones (AR) Stallybrass (P) Renaissance clothing and the materials of memory, Cambridge & New York, 2000

Jorio (A de) Gesture in Naples and Gesture in Classical Antiquity, A. Kendon ed., Bloomington IN, 1999

Kertzer (D) Sacrificed for Honor; Italian Infant Abandonment and the Politics of Reproductive Control, Boston, 1993

Knox (D) Civility, Courtesy and Women, Culture, society and women in Renaissance Italy, London, 1995

Kuehn (T) Law, Death and Heirs in the Renaissance; Repudiation of Inheritance in Florence, Renaissance Quarterly, 1992, pp. 484-516

Labalme (P) Women’s roles in Early Modern Venice: an exceptional case, Beyond their Sex: learned women of the European past, New York, 1980, pp. 129-152

Labalme (P) Sodomy and Venetian Justice in the Renaissance, The Legal History Review, 52, 1984, pp. 217-254

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Lawner (L) Lives of the courtesans: portraits of the Renaissance, New York, 1987

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Loriga (S) A secret to kill the king: Magic and protection in Piedmont in the eighteenth century, History from crime, E. Muir & G. Ruggiero eds, Baltimore, 1994, pp. 88-109

Mackenney (R) Public and private in Renaissance Venice, Renaissance Studies, 12, 1998, pp. 109-130

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Matthews Grieco (S) Pedagogical Prints: Moralizing broadsheets and wayward women in Counter-Reformation Italy, Picturing Women in Renaissance and Baroque Italy, Cambridge, 1997, pp. 61-88

Matthews-Grieco (SF) Persuasive pictures: didactic prints and the construction of the social identity of women in 16th-century Italy, Women in Italian Renaissance culture and society, L. Panizza ed., Oxford, 2000

Mazzio (C) Sins of the Tongue, The Body in parts: fantasies of corporeality in Early Modern Europe, D. Hillman & C. Mazzio eds, London, 1997, pp. 53-80

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McGough (L) Women, private property, and the limitations of state authority in early modern Venice, Journal of Women’s History, 14, 2002, pp. 32-52

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Mooney (D) The development of the Roman carnival over the 18th and 19th centuries, PhD dissert., University of Glasgow, 1988

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Moss (D) Bandits and Boundaries in Sardinia, Man, vol.14, 1979, pp. 477-496

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Muscat (J) Food and drink on Maltese galleys, Malta, 2002

Naphy (WG) Roberts (P) eds., Fear in early modern society, Manchester-New York, 1997

Naphy (WG) Plagues, poisons and potions: plague-spreading conspiracies in the Western Alps, c. 1530-1640, Manchester, 2002

Niccoli (O) Rituals of youth: love, play and violence in Tridentine Bologna, The Premodern teenager: youth in society, 1150-1650, K. Eisenbichler ed., 2002, pp. 75-94

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Nussdorfer (L) Writing and the Power of Speech: Notaries and Artisans in Baroque Rome, Culture and Identity in Early Modern Europe, 1500-1800, B. Diefendorf and C. Hesse eds., Ann Arbor, 1993, pp.103-118

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Pellizzari (MR) Enlightenment intellectuals and popular mentality after the 1783 Calabrian earthquake, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 303, 1991, pp. 523-527

Petschauer (P) The outside and the inside: stability and change of ‘mentalitat’ in a small village, Journal of Social History, 23, 1990, 715-734

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Roccapino (D) Brigands and Bandits, London, n.d. (1910?)

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Scully (T) ed, Cuoco Napoletano. The Neapolitan Recipe Collection, Ann Arbor, 2000

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6: RELIGIOUS HISTORY

A: Catholicism

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Baernstein (R) In Widow’s Habit: Women between convent and family in Sixteenth-century Milan, Sixteenth-century Journal, 25, 1994, pp. 787-807

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Bonnici (A) Medieval and Roman Inquisition in Malta, Rabat, Malta, 1998

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Carlsmith (R) The Jesuits in Bergamo, 1571-1729, Archivum Historicum Societatis Iesu, 70, 2001, 71-94

Carlsmith (C) Struggling toward success: Jesuit education in Italy, 1540-1600, History of Education Quarterly, 42, 2002

Carroll (M) Catholic Cults and Devotions. A Psychological Inquiry, Kingston, 1989

Carroll (M) Madonnas that Maim. Popular Catholicism in Italy since the Fifteenth Century, Baltimore, 1991

Carroll (M) Religion, Ricettizie, and the immunity of Southern Italy to the Reformation, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 31, 1992, pp. 247-260

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Cassar (C) The first decades of the Inquisition, 1546-1581, Hyphen - a Journal of Melitensia and the Humanities, 4, 1985,

Cassar (C) An Index of the Inquisition, 1545-1575 (Malta), Hyphen, 6, 1990, pp. 157-178

Cassar (C) 1564-1696: The Inquisition index of Knights Hospitallers of the Order of St. John, Melita Historica, 11, 1993, pp. 157-178

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Ceccarelli (G) Risky business: Theological and canonical thought on insurance from the 13th to the 17th centuries, Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies, 13, 2001, 607-658

Cesareo (F) Quest for Identity: The Ideals of Jesuit Education in the 16th century, The Jesuit Tradition in Education and Missions, Scranton, 1993, pp. 17-33

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Chambers (DS) The Economic Predicament of Renaissance cardinals, Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History, 3, 1966

Chambers (DS) The Housing problems of Cardinal Francesco Gonzaga, Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 39, 1976, pp. 21-58

Chambers (DS) Renaissance cardinals and their worldly problems, Aldershot UK, 1997

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Ciappara (F) Gio. Niccolo Muscat: Church-State relations in Hospitaller Malta during the Enlightenment, Hospitalier Malta 1530-1798: Studies on Early Modern Malta and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, V. Mallia-Milanes, ed., Malta 1993, pp. 605-658

Ciappara (F) Private Life, Religion and Enlightenment in Malta in the late eighteenth century, Le Carrefour maltais: Revue du monde musulman et de la Mediterranee, 71, 1994, pp. 109-126

Ciappara (F) Society and the Inquisition in Malta, 1743-1798, PhD diss., University of Durham, 1998

Ciappara (F) The Roman Inquisition in Enlightened Malta, Malta, 2000.

Ciappara (F) The financial condition of parish priests in late 18th century Malta, Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 53, 2002, pp. 93-107

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Cochrane (EW) Counter Reformation or Tridentine Reformation? Italy in the Age of Carlo Borromeo, San Carlo Borromeo: Catholic Reform and Ecclesiastical Politics in the second half of the sixteenth century, J.M. Headly and J.B. Tomaro eds., Washington D.C., 1988, pp. 31-46

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Cohn (S) Death and Property in Siena, 1200-1800, Baltimore, 1989

Collett (B) Italian Benedictine scholars and the Reformation: The Congregation of Santa Giustina of Padua, Oxford, 1985

Comerford (KL) Education and the Catholic Reformation: the diocesan seminary of Fiesole, 1575-1675, PhD diss., University of Wisconsin, 1995

Comerford (KM) Italian Tridentine Diocesan Seminaries: a historiographical study, Sixteenth Century Journal, 29, 1998, pp. 999-1022

Comerford (KM) The influence of the Jesuits on the Curriculum of the Diocesan seminary of Fiesole, Catholic Historical Review, 84, 1998, 662-680

Comerford (KM) What did early modern priests read? The library of the seminary of Fiesole, 1646-1721, Libraries and Culture, 34, 1999

Comerford (KM) Pabel (HM) eds, Early Modern Catholicism: Essays in honor of John W. O’Malley SJ, Toronto, 2001

Comerford (K) Clerical education, catechesis and Catholic confessionalism: teaching religion in the 16th and 17th centuries, Early Modern Catholicism: Essays in honor of JW O’Malley, Toronto, 2001, pp. 241-265

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Schutte (AJ) Pretense of holiness in Italy: investigations and persecutions, 1581-1876, Rivista di Storia e Letteratura Religiosa, 37, 2001, pp. 299-322.

Schutte (AJ) Religion, spirituality and the Post-Tridentine Church, Early Modern Italy 1550-1796, J. Marino ed., Oxford & New York, 2002

Schutte (AJ) Legal remedies for forced monachization in early modern Italy, M. Fontaine, P. Murphy, R. Delph eds, Venice, Rome and Reform in early modern Italy: Essays in honor of Elisabeth G. Gleason,

Schutte Van Kessel (A) Gender and Spirit, Pietas et contemptus mundi: Matron-Patrons in Early Modern Rome, Women and Men in Spiritual Culture, 14th-17th centuries, The Hague, 1986, pp. 47-68

Sebregondi (L) Religious furnishings and devotional objects in Renaissance Florentine Confraternities, Crossing the Boundaries: Christian Piety and the Arts in Italian Medieval and Renaissance Confraternities, K. Eisenbichler ed., Kalamazoo, 1991, pp. 141-160

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Selwyn (J) Schools of mortification: Theatricality and the role of penitential practice in the Jesuits’ popular missions, Penitence in the age of Reformations, KJ Lualdi & AT Thayer eds, Aldershot, 2000, pp. 201-221

Selwyn (J) Angels of peace: the social drama of reconciliation in the Jesuit missions of southern Italy, Beyond Florence: the contours of medieval and early modern Italy, Stanford, 2003, pp. 160-175

Selwyn (J) Paradise inhabited by devils: the Jesuits’ civilizing mission in early modern Naples, Aldershot, 2004

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Tedeschi (J) New Light on the Organization of the Roman Inquisition, Annali di Storia moderna e contemporanea, 2, 1996, pp. 265-274

Tedeschi (J) New perspectives on the Roman Inquisition, I Tempi del Concilio: Religione, cultura e societa nell’Europa Tridentina, Milan, 1997

Tedeschi (J) Lattis (JM) Firpo (M) The Italian Reformation of the 16th century and the diffusion of Renaissance culture: a bibliography of the secondary literature, 1750-1997, Modena, 2000

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Terpstra (N) ed, The politics of ritual kinship: Confraternities and Social Order in Early Modern Italy, Cambridge 2000

Terpstra (N) The politics of confraternal charity: centre, periphery and modes of confraternal involvement in early modern civic welfare, Forme di poverta e innovazioni istituzionali in Italia dal medioevo ad oggi, V. Zamagni ed., Bologna, 2000

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Tomaro (JB) The Papacy and the implementation of the Council of Trent: 1564-1588, PhD dissert., University of North Carolina, 1974

Tomizza (F) Heavenly Supper: the Story of Maria Janis, Chicago, 1991

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Wisch (B) The Roman church triumphant: Pilgrimage, penance and processions celebrating the Holy Year of 1575, “All the World’s a Stage” Art and Pageantry in the Renaissance and Baroque, B. Wisch, S. Scott Munshower eds, vol. 1, University Park PA, 1990, pp. 82-117

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Wood (J) Women, Art and Spirituality: the Poor Clares of Early Modern Italy, Cambridge, 1996

Wright (AD) Post-tridentine reform in the archdiocese of Milan under the successors of Saint Charles Borromeo, 1584-1631, Oxford DPhil. dissertation, 1973

Wright (AD) The Venetian View of Church and State: Catholic Erastianism?, Studi Secenteschi, 19, 1974?, pp.75-108

Wright (AD) Why the “Venetian” Interdict? English Historical Review, 89, 1974, pp. 534-550

Wright (AD) The Counter-Reformation: Catholic Europe and the Non-Christian World, New York, 1982

Wright (AD) Relations between church and state: Catholic developments in Spanish-ruled Italy of the Counter-Reformation, History of European Ideas, 9, 1988, pp. 385-403

Wright (AD) Republican tradition and the maintenance of “national” religious traditions in Venice, Renaissance Studies, 10, 1996, pp. 405-416

Wright (AD) The Early Modern Papacy from the Council of Trent to the French Revolution, 1564-1789, London 1999

Wright (AD) The interaction of the Portuguese and Italian churches in the Counter-Reformation, Cultural links between Portugal and Italy in the Renaissance, K. Lowe ed., Oxford, 2000

Wright (AD) Rome, the Papacy and the foundation of national colleges in the 16th and early 17th century, The Scots College, Rome, 1600-2000, R. McCluckey ed., Edinburgh, 2000, pp. 1-17

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Zuraw (S) Roman Efficacious Madonnas: Spirituality in the service of Papal power, Visions of Holiness, Studies in the History of Art, Athens GA, 1999

B: Prelates & Personalities

Anderson (M) Alphonsus de Liguori and the option for the poor, PhD dissert. University of Kent at Canterbury, 1986

Azzopardi (F) The activities of the first known Capuchin in Malta, Robert of Eboli, Melita Historica, 4, 1965, pp. 96-110

Bacci (PJ) The life of St. Philip Neri, London, 1902, 2 vols.

Bargrave (J) Pope Alexander the Seventh and the College of Cardinals, London, 1866

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Berthe (A) St. Alfonso de’ Liguori, 2 vols., Dublin, 1905, Edinburgh 1906.

Blaisdell (C) Angela Merici and the Ursulines, Religious Orders of the Catholic Reformation, R.L. DeMolen ed., New York, 1994, pp. 99-136

Bordet (L) Ponnelle (L) Saint Philip Neri and the Roman Society of his times (1515-1595), London, 1932

Bouyer (L) St. Philip Neri, a portrait, Leominster, 1995

Brodrick (J) The Life and Work of Blessed Robert Francis Cardinal Bellarmine, London, 2 vols., 1928

Brodrick (J) Saint Peter Canisius, S.J., 1521-1597, London, 1935

Brodrick (J) Robert Bellarmine, Saint and Scholar, London, 1961

Broekaert (J) Life of the Blessed Charles Spinola, of the Society of Jesus (1564-1622), New York, 1869

Brown (J) Immodest Acts; the Life of a Lesbian Nun, Chicago, 1983

Cairns (C) Domenico Bollani, Bishop of Brescia. Devotion to Church and State in the Republic of Venice in the Sixteenth Century, Nieukoop, 1971

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Capecelatro (A) The life of St. Philip Neri, London, 1882, 2 vols.

Carroll (L) Holy Anorexia Revisited: the reputation of fasting in the case of Maria Janis, The Psychohistory Review, 26, 1998, 115-136

Cesareo (F) “Padre et pastor vostro”: Girolamo Seripando and the Restoration of the Episcopate in Salerno, The Historian, 61, 1999, pp. 579-596

Cesareo (F) A shepherd in their midst: the episcopacy of Girolamo Seripando, 1554-1563, np 1999

Cepari (V) The Life of St. Mary Magdalene of Pazzi, Carmelitess, London, 1849

Chiovaro (F) A life of the Blessed Gennaro Maria Sarneli, Redemptorist, 1702-1744, n.p., 2003

Connolly (FX) Saint Philip of the joyous heart, San Francisco, 1993.

Coste (P) The life and labours of St. Vincent de Paul, 3 vols, London 1934-35

Crowley (B) The Life and works of Bartholomew Mastrius, 1602-1673, Franciscan Studies, 8, 1948, 97-152

Curnew (BL) On the influence of Savonarola, from his arrival in Florence to the end of the 16th century, PhD dissert., Oxford University, 1977

Delph (R) From Venetian Visitor to Curial Humanist: the Development of Agostino Steuco’s ‘Counter-reformation’ thought, Renaissance Quarterly, 47, 1994, pp.102-139

Deutscher (T) Carlo Bascape and Tridentine Reform in the diocese of Novara, PhD dissert., University of Toronto, 1978

Devas (D) Life of St. Leonard of Port-Maurice, O.F.M. (1676-1751), London, 1920

Ditchfield (S) How not to be a Counter-Reformation saint: the attempted canonisation of Pope Gregory X, 1622-1645, Papers of the British School at Rome, lx, 1992, pp. 379-422

Donnelly (JP) Antonio Possevino and Jesuits of Jewish ancestry, Archivium Historicum Societatis Iesu, 55, 1986, pp. 3-31

Donnelly (JP) Antonio Possevino’s plan for world evangelization, Catholic Historical Review, 74, 1988, 179-198

Dooley (B) Clement XII, Notable Popes: A biocritical sourcebook, F.J. Coppa ed., Westport CT, 1998

Douglas (N) The Life of the Venerable Suor Serafina di Dio, London, 1907

Durrant (CS) The Life of Saint Joseph Calasanctius, Los Angeles, 1954

Fabrini (P) The life of St. Mary Magdalen De’Pazzi, Florentine noble, sacred Carmelite virgin, Philadelphia, 1900

Favre (J) A Great Mystic of the Eighteenth century: Mary Celeste Crostarosa, London, 1935

Franceschini (C) Eleonora di Toledo and the Jesuits, The Cultural World of Eleonora di Toledo, K Eisenbichler ed., Aldershot & Burlington VT, 2004

Gallagher (K) An expression of piety: the last will of Cardinal Paolo Emilio Sfondrato (1561-1618), Papers of the British School at Rome, 67, 1999

Garosi (F) The ecclesiastical policy of the Grand Duke Leopold of Tuscany, 1765-1790, PhD dissert., University of Minnesota, 1965

Gaston (R) Eleonora of Toledo’s chapel – lineage, salvation and the war against the Turks, The Cultural World of Eleonora di Toledo, K Eisenbichler ed., Aldershot & Burlington VT, 2004

Godman (P) The saint as censor. Robert Bellarmine between Inquisition and Index, Leiden & Boston, 2000

Hare (C) A princess of the Italian Reformation: Giulia Gonzaga (1513-1566), her family and her friends, London & New York, 1912.

Haynes (R) Philosopher King; the Humanist Pope Benedict XIV, London, 1970

Headley (JM) Tomaro (JB) eds., San Carlo Borromeo; Catholic Reform and Ecclesiastical Politics in the Second half of the Sixteenth Century, Washington, 1988

Hook (J) Urban VIII: The Paradox of a Spiritual Monarchy, The Courts of Europe: Politics, Patronage and Royalty 1400-1800, A.G. Dickens ed., New York, 1977, pp. 213-231

Hubner (A) The Life and Times of Sixtus the Fifth, London, 1872

Hudon (WV) Marcello Cervini and Ecclesiastical Government in Tridentine Italy, Dekalb, Ill., 1992

Hudon (WV) Marcellus II, Girolamo Seripando and the image of the Angelic Pope, Prophetic Rome in the high Renaissance period, M. Reeves, ed., Oxford, 1992, pp. 373-87

Jedin (H) Papal Legate at the Council of Trent: Cardinal Seripando, St. Louis, 1947

Jones (FM) Alphonsus de Liguori: the saint of Bourbon Naples, Dublin, 1992

Jones (FM) Alphonsus De Liguori: Saint of Bourbon Naples, 1696-1787: Founder of the Redemptorists, np 1999

Jouhandeau (M) St. Philip Neri, London, 1960.

Kelly (JND) The Oxford Dictionary of the Popes, Oxford, 1986

Kerr (RF) Pippo Buono: a simple life of St. Philip, London, 1903.

Koch (A) A nobleman of Italy. The story of Aloysius Gonzaga, London, 1928.

Koenig (H) St. Robert Bellarmine and his family, Catholic Historical Review, 24, 1939, 413-426

Lea (HC) Molinos and the Italian mystics, American Historical Review, 11, 1906, pp. 243-262

The life of Saint Pius the fifth, and other saints and blessed of the Order of Friar Preachers, New York, 1897

Maggi (A) The voice and the silences of Maria Maddalena de’Pazzi, Annali d’Italianistica, 13, 1995, 257-282

Maggi (A) Introduction, Maria Maddalena de’Pazzi: Selected revelations, Mahwah NJ, 2000

Mandel (C) Sixtus V and the Lateran palace, Rome 1994

Maras (RJ) Innocent XI (1676-1689). Pope of Christian Unity, Notre Dame, 1984

Martindale (C) The vocation of Aloysius Gonzaga, London, 1927.

Matter (AA) The Personal and the Paradigm; the Book of Maria Domitilla Galluzzi, The Crannied Wall; Women, Religion and the Arts in Early Modern Europe, pp.87-104, Ann Arbor, 1992

Matter (AA) Coakley (J) eds, Creative Women in Medieval and Early Modern Italy: A Religious and Artistic Renaissance, Philadelphia, 1994

Matter (AA) The Commentary on the rule of Clare of Assisi by Maria Domitilla Galluzzi, Creative Women in Medieval and Early Modern Italy: A Religious and Artistic Renaissance, Philadelphia, 1994, pp. 201-211

Matthews (VJ) St. Philip Neri, Apostle of Rome and founder of the Congregation of the Oratory, London, 1934

Maynard (T) Mystic in motley: the life of St. Philip Neri, Milwaukee 1946

Mazzucchelli (M) The Nun of Monza, London, 1963

Meschler (M) Life of St. Aloysius Gonzaga, London, 1911.

Misciattelli (P) The mystics of Siena, Cambridge, 1929

Murphy (P) A Worldly Reform: Honor and Pastoral practice in the career of Cardinal Ercole Gonzaga (1505-1563), Sixteenth Century Journal, 31, 2000, pp. 399-418

Murphy (PV) Between ‘spirituali’ and ‘intransigenti’: Cardinal Ercole Gonzaga and patrician reform in 16th-century Italy, Catholic Historical Review, 88, 2002, pp. 446-69.

Musto (RG) Daniel Papebroch SJ and the letters of Angelo Clareno OFM, Archivum Franciscanum Historicum, 79, 1986, 392-410

Newman (JK) Empire of the Sun: Lelio Guidiccioni and Pope Urban VIII, Journal of the Classical Tradition, 1, 1994, pp. 62-70

Niccoli (G) Shaping fantasies: writing a re-vision in Caterina Vannini’s correspondence, Annali d’Italianistica, 13, 1995, pp. 243-256

Norman (CE) Humanist Taste and Franciscan Values: Cornelio Musso and Catholic Preaching in Sixteenth-century Italy, New York, 1998

O’Broin (G) The family background of Robert Nobili, SJ, Archivum Historicum Societatis Iesu, 68, 1999, pp. 3-46

Olf (LB) Their name is Pius: portraits of five great modern popes, Milwaukee, 1941

Olf (LB) The Sword of Saint Michael: Saint Pius V, 1504-1572, Milwaukee 1943

Pastor (L von) History of the Popes, (40 vols.) London, 1901-1953

Pastrovicchi (A) St. Joseph Copertino, St. Louis, 1918

Patterson (WB) The Peregrinations of Marco Antonio de Dominis (1616-1624), Studies in Church History, vol.15, 1978, pp.241-258

Pullapilly (C) Caesar Baronius, Counter-Reformation historian, Notre-Dame, 1975

Pullapilly (C) Agostino Valier and the conceptual basis of the Catholic Reformation, Harvard Theological Review, 85, 1992, pp. 307-33

Rajamanickam (X) The newly discovered ‘Informatio’ of Robert de Nobili, Archivum Historicum Societatis Iesu, 39, 1970, pp. 221-267

Ranke (L von) The History of the popes during the last four centuries, 3 vols., London 1913

Riccardi (A) The Mystic Humanism of Maria Maddalena de’ Pazzi, 1566-1607, Creative Women in Medieval and Early Modern Italy: a Religious and Artistic Renaissance, Philadelphia, 1994, pp. 212-236

Riedl (JO) Bellarmine and the dignity of man, Jesuit thinkers of the Renaissance, G. Smith ed., Milwaukee 1939, pp. 193-226

Rule (WH) A Jesuit cardinal: Robert Bellarmine, London 188?

Rurale (F) Carlo Borromeo and the Society of Jesus in the 1570s, The Mercurian Project: forming a Jesuit culture, 1572-1580, TM McCoog ed., St. Louis & Rome, 2005

Russell (C) Giulia Gonzaga (1513-1566) and her role in the religious controversies of Tridentine Italy, PhD dissertation, University of London, 2003

Ryan (EA) The historical scholarship of Saint Bellarmine, Louvain, 1936

Schaff (DS) Cardinal Bellarmine – now saint and doctor of the church, Church History, 2, 1933, pp. 41-55

Sorgenti (F) The Lives of Saint Joseph Calasanctius, founder of the Pious schools, and of the Blessed Ippolito Galantini, founder of the Christian Doctrine, London, 1850

Stacpoole-Kenny (L) Saint-Charles Borromeo, London, 1911

Swanston (HFG) Celebrating eternity now: A study in the theology of St. Alphonsus de Liguori (1696-1787), Liguori MO, 1995

Thor-Salviat (S) Secrets of a Seraph: The Spiritual Doctrine of St. Mary Magdalen de’ Pazzi, Downers Grove Ill., Carmelite Third Order Press, 1961

Trevor (M) Apostle of Rome. A Life of Philip Neri, 1515-1595, London, 1966

Turks (P) Philip Neri: the fire of joy, Edinburgh, 1995.

Vanysacker (D) Cardinal Giuseppe Garampi (1725-1792): An Enlightened Ultramontane, Brussels and Rome, 1995

Venard (M) The influence of Carlo Borromeo on the Church of France, San Carlo Borromeo, Headley & Tomaro eds, Washington, 1988

Weinstein (D) Bell (R) Saints and Society, 1000-1700, Chicago, 1982

Whyte (LL) Roger Joseph Boscovich, SJ, New York, 1961

Wright (A) Federico Borromeo and Baronius; a Turning Point in the Development of the Counter-Reformation Church, Reading, 1974

Wright (A) A race to the altar: Philip Neri and Ignatius Loyola, Leeds Papers on Symbol and Image in Iberian arts, M.A. Rees ed., Leeds, 1994, pp. 151-60.

Yeo (M) A Prince of Pastors (St. Carlo Borromeo), London, 1938

C: Jewish religion

Adelman (H) Success and Failure in the Seventeenth-century Ghetto of Venice; the Life and Thought of Leon Modena, 1571-1648, PhD, Brandeis Univ., 1985

Adelman (H) Rabbis and Reality: Public activities of Jewish women in Italy during the Renaissance and Catholic Restoration, Jewish History, 5, 1991, pp. 27-40

Adelman (H) The educational and literary activities of Jewish women in Italy during the Renaissance and Catholic restoration, Shlomo Simonsohn Jubilee Volume: Studies on the History of the Jews in the Middle Ages and Renaissance period, Jerusalem 1993, pp. 257-281

Allegra (L) A Model of Jewish devolution: Turin in the 18th century, Jewish History, 7, 1993, pp. 29-58

Barzilay (I) Between Reason and Faith. Antirationalism in Italian Jewish Thought, New York, 1967

Bloch (J) Venetian Printers of Hebrew Books, Bulletin of the New York Public Library, 30, 1932

Bonfil (R) The Historian’s perception of the Jews in the Italian Renaissance: towards a reappraisal, Revue des Etudes Juives, 143, 1983, pp. 59-82

Bonfil (R) Rabbis and Jewish Communities in Renaissance Italy, Oxford, 1990

Bonfil (R) Change in the cultural patterns of a Jewish society in crisis: Italian Jewry at the close of the sixteenth century, Essential papers on Jewish culture in Renaissance and Baroque Italy, DB Ruderman ed., 1992, pp. 401-425

Bonfil (R) A cultural profile, The Jews in early modern Venice, Baltimore, 2001, pp. 169-190

Bracker (A) ) The series “stanza storica” of the sanctum officium in the archive of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the faith as a source for the history of the Jews, The Roman Inquistion, the Index and the Jews, S. Wendehorst ed, Leiden, 2004, pp. 169-176

Calabi (D) The “City of the Jews”, The Jews in early modern Venice, Baltimore, 2001, pp. 31-49

Calimani (R) The Ghetto of Venice, New York, 1987

Cohen (M) The Autobiography of a Seventeenth-century Jewish Rabbi: Leon Modena’s Life of Judah, Princeton, 1988

Cohen (M) Leone da Modena’s ‘Riti’: A seventeenth-century plea for social toleration of Jews, Essential papers on Jewish culture in Renaissance and Baroque Italy, DB Ruderman ed., 1992, pp. 429-473

Cohen (TV) The death of Abramo of Montecosaro, Jewish History, 2005

Cooperman (B) Garvin (B) eds, The Jews of Italy. Memory and Identity, Bethesda MD, 2000

Curiel (R) The Ghetto of Venice, London, 1990

Davidson (NS) The Inquisition and the Italian Jews, Inquisition and Society in Early Modern Europe, S. Haliczer ed., London, 1987, pp. 19-46

Dubin (LC) A tale of two cities: How Trieste-Vienna alters our perspective on 18th-century Jewish history, Proceedings of the Twelfth World Congress of Jewish Studies, Jerusalem, 2000

Dubin (L) Researching Port Jews and Port Jewries: Trieste and beyond, Jewish Culture and History, 4, 2001, pp. 47-58.

Dubin (L) Between toleration and equalities: Jewish status and community in pre-Revolutionary Europe, Yearbook of the Simon-Dubnow-Institute, 1, 2002.

Dubin (L) Enlightenment and emancipation, Modern Judaism: an Oxford guide, N. de Lange & M. Freud-Kandel, Oxford, 2004

Feci (S) The death of a miller: a trial ‘contra hebreos’ in Baroque Rome, Jewish History, 7, 1993, pp. 9-28

Fishman (T) Shaking the pillars of exile: “Voice of a fool”; an early modern critique of Rabbinic Culture, Stanford, 1997.

Goldberg (D) The Jews of Venice, History Today, June 1980, pp.33-37

Guetta (A) Religious life and Jewish erudition in Pisa: Yehiel Nissim da Pisa and the crisis or aristotelianism, Cultural intermideiaries: Jewish intellectuals in early modern Italy, Philadelphia, 2004

Horowitz (E) Jewish confraternities in Seventeenth-century Verona: a study in the social history of piety. PhD diss., Yale University, 1982

Horowitz (E) A Jewish youth confraternity in seventeenth-century Italy, Italia. Studi e ricerche sulla storia, la cultura e la letteratura degli Ebrei d’Italia (Jerusalem), 5, 1985, pp. 36-74

Horowitz (E) Coffee, coffeehouses and the nocturnal rituals of early modern Jewry, Association for Jewish Studies Review, 14, 1989, pp. 17-46

Horowitz (E) The eve of the circumcision: a chapter in the history of Jewish nightlife, Essential Papers on Jewish culture in Renaissance and Baroque Italy, DB Ruderman, ed., 1992, pp. 554-588

Horowitz (E) “Yeshiva” and “Hevra”: Educational control and confraternal organization in sixteenth-century Italy, Shlomo Simonsohn Jubilee Volume. Studies in the history of the Jews in the Middle Ages and Renaissance period, Jerusalem, 1993, pp. 123-144.

Horowitz (E) Processions, piety and Jewish confraternities, The Jews in early modern Venice, Baltimore, 2001, pp. 231-248

Idel (M) Major currents in Italian Kabbalah between 1560 and 1660, Essential Papers on Jewish culture in Renaissance and Baroque Italy, D.B. Ruderman ed, 1992, pp. 345-371

Idel (M) Italy in Safed, Safed in Italy: toward an interactive history of 16th century Kabbalah, Cultural intermideiaries: Jewish intellectuals in early modern Italy, Philadelphia, 2004

Israel (JI) The Jews of Venice and their links with Holland and with Dutch Jewry, 1600-1710, Gli ebrei e Venezia, G. Cozzi ed., Milan, 1987

The Jews of Early Modern Venice, RC Davis & B Ravid eds, Baltimore, 2001

Malkiel (D) A Separate Republic: the mechanics and dynamics of Venetian Jewish self-government (1607-1624), Jerusalem, 1991

Malkiel (D) The Ghetto republic, The Jews in early modern Venice, Baltimore, 2001, pp. 117-142

Melamed (A) English Travellers and Venetian Jewish Scholars, in G. Cozzi ed., Gli Ebrei e Venezia, Milan, 1983, pp. 507-526

Mueller (RC) Charitable Institutions, the Jewish Community and Venetian Society: a discussion of the recent volume by Brian Pullan, Studi Veneziani, 14, 1972, pp. 38-78

Pagis (D) Baroque trends in Italian Hebrew Poetry as reflected in an unknown genre, Essential papers on Jewish culture in Renaissance and Baroque Italy, DB Ruderman ed., New York, 1992, pp. 502-518

Pullan (B) A Ship with two rudders; Righetto Marrano and the Inquisition of Venice, Historical Journal, 1977, pp. 25-58

Pullan (B) The Inquisition and the Jews of Venice: the case of Gaspare Ribeiro, 1580-1581, Bulletin of the John Rylands University Library of Manchester, 62, 1979, p. 215

Pullan (B) The Jews of Europe and the Inquisition of Venice, 1550-1670, Oxford, 1983

Pullan (B) The conversion of the Jews: The Style of Italy, Bulletin of the John Rylands University Library, 70, 1988, 53-70

Ravid (B) Economics and Toleration in 17th-century Venice. The Background and Context of the Discorso of Simone Luzzato, Jerusalem, 1978

Ravid (B) The Religious, Economic and Social background and context of the Establishment of the Ghetti of Venice, Gli Ebrei e Venezia, G. Cozzi ed., Milan, 1987

Ravid (B) The Establishment of Ghetto Nuovissimo in Venice, Jews in Italy: Studies dedicated to the memory of Umberto Cassuto, Jerusalem, 1988, pp. 35-54

Ravid (B) From Geographical Realia to Historiographical Symbol: the Odyssey of the word Ghetto, Essential papers on Jewish culture in Renaissance and Baroque Italy, DB Ruderman ed, New York, 1992, pp. 373-385

Ravid (B) New Light on the Ghetti of Venice, Shlomo Simonsohn Jubilee Volume: Studies on the History of the Jews in the Middle Ages and Renaissance period, Jerusalem 1993, pp. 149-176

Ravid (B) Curfew Time in the Ghetto of Venice, Medieval and Renaissance Venice, eds Ellen E. Kittell & Thomas F. Madden, Urbana, 1999, pp. 237-275

Ravid (B) Studies on the Jews of Venice (1382-1797) Aldershot & Brookfield VT, 2003

Roth (C) Venice and her last persecution of the Jews, Revue des Etudes juives, 1926, pp.411-419

Roth (C) Joseph Saralvo: A Marrano Martyr at Rome, Festschrift zu Simon Dubnow’s siebzigsten Geburtstag, Berlin, 1930, pp. 180-186

Roth (C) ed., The Ritual Murder Libel and the Jew: the Report by Cardinal Lorenzo Ganganelli (Pope Clement XIV), London, 1935

Roth (C) The History of the Jews in Italy, Philadelphia, 1946

Roth (C) The Jews in the Renaissance, Philadelphia, 1959

Roth (C) History of the Jews in Venice, New York, 1975

Ruderman (DB) ed., Preachers of the Italian Ghetto, Berkeley, 1991

Ruderman (DB) ed., Essential Papers on Jewish Culture in Renaissance and Baroque Italy, New York, 1992

Ruderman (DB) The languages of science as the language of faith: an aspect of Jewish thought in the 17th and 18th centuries, Shlomo Simonsohn Jubilee Volume: Studies on the History of the Jews in the Middle Ages and Renaissance period, Jerusalem 1993, pp. 177-189

Saperstein (M) Italian Jewish preaching: an overview, Essential papers on Jewish culture in Renaissance and Baroque Italy, DB Ruderman ed., New York, 1992, pp. 85-104

Segre (R) The Jews in Piedmont, 1297-1723, Jerusalem 1986-88, 2 vols.

Segre (R) Sephardic Settlements in Sixteenth-century Italy, Mediterranean Historical Review, 1989, pp.112-137

Segre (R) 'Italian' and 'Iberian' Jews look to the Levant, 16th century, Studi Veneziani, 47, 2004, pp. 133-40

Shulvas (M) The Jews in the world of the Renaissance, Leiden, 1973

Siegmund (SB) Division of the dowry on the death of the daughter: an instance in the negotiation of laws and Jewish customs in early modern Italy, Jewish History, 16, 2002, pp. 73-106.

Siegmund (S) The Medici state and the ghetto of Florence: the construction of an early modern Jewish community, Stanford, 2005

Simonsohn (S) History of the Jews in the Duchy of Mantua, Tel Aviv, 1977

Simonsohn (S) The Jews in the duchy of Milan, vol. 3; 1566-1788, Jerusalem, 1985

Some (I) Material on the history of the Jews in Verona, Zion, II, 1938, pp. 123-169.

Sosland (HA) A guide for preachers on composing and delivering sermons: the Or Ha-Darshanim of Jacob Zahalon, a 17th-century Italian preacher’s manual, n.p., 1987.

Sperstein (M) Jewish Preaching 1200-1800. An Anthology, New Haven, 1989

Stow (K) The “De Iudaeis et aliis infidelibus” of Marquardus de Susannis: A key to the understanding of Papal Jewry policy and Catholic thought about the Jews in the later sixteenth century, PhD dissert., Columbia University, 1971

Stow (K) Catholic Thought and Papal Jewry Policy, 1555-1593, New York, 1977

Stow (K) The burning of the Talmud in 1553 in the light of 16th century attitudes towards the Talmud, Bibliotheque d’humanisme et Renaissance, 34, 1977

Stow (K) Expulsion, Italian style: the case of Lucio Ferraris, Jewish History, 3, 1988

Stow (K) The Papacy and the Jews: Catholic Reformation and beyond, Jewish History, 5, 1991, 257-280

Stow (K) The consciousness of closure: Roman Jewry and its Ghet, Essential Papers on Jewish culture in Renaissance and Baroque Italy, DB Ruderman ed., New York, 1992, pp. 386-400

Stow (K) A tale of uncertainties: converts in the Roman Ghetto, Shlomo Simonsohn Jubilee Volume: Studies on the History of the Jews in the Middle Ages and Renaissance period, ed. D. Carpi, Jerusalem, 1993, pp. 257-281

Stow (K) The Jews in Rome, 1536-1557, Leiden, 1995 & 1997, 2 vols.

Stow (K) Church, conversion and tradition: the problem of Jewish conversion in 16th-century Italy, Dimensioni e problemi della Ricerca Storica, n.p.,1996

Stow (K) Theater of Acculturation: the Roman Ghetto in the Sixteenth century, Seattle, 2001

Stow (K) The fruit of ambivalence: Papal Jewry policies over the centuries, The Roman Inquisition, the Index and the Jews, S Wendehorst ed, Leiden, 2004, pp. 3-18

Tedeschi (J) Jews and Judaizers in the dispersed archives of the Roman Inquisition, Jewish History, 17, 2003, 68-71, 75-76.

Tedeschi (J) Jews and judaizers in the dispersed archives of the Roman Inquisition, The Roman Inquisition, the Index and the Jews, S. Wendehorst ed., Leiden, 2004, pp. 177-200

Toaff (A) Jews in Umbria, vol. 3; 1484-1736, Leyden, 1994

Ultsch (LJ) Sara Copio Sullam: a Jewish woman of letters in 17th-century Venice, Italian Culture, 18, 2000, pp. 73-86.

Urbani (R) Zazzu (GN) eds, The Jews in Genoa, 2 vols, Leiden, 1999

Van Boxel (P) Dowry and the conversion of the Jews in sixteenth-century Rome: competition between the church and the Jewish community, Marriage in Italy, 1300-1650, T. Dean & K. Lowe eds., Cambridge, 1998, pp. 116-127

Van Boxel (PW) Cardinal Santoro and the expurgation of Hebrew literature, The Roman Inquisition, the Index and the Jews, S Wendehorst ed, Leiden, 2004, pp. 19-34

Veltri (G) A bibliography of Jewish cultural history in the early modern period, Cultural intermideiaries: Jewish intellectuals in early modern Italy, Philadelphia, 2004

Vivanti (C) The History of the Jews in Italy and the History of Italy, Journal of Modern History, 67, 1995, pp. 309-357

Waagenaar (S) The Pope’s Jews, London, 1974

Weinberg (J) “The Voice of God”: Jewish and Christian Responses to the earthquake of 1570, Italian Studies, 46, 1991, 69-81

Weinstein (R) ‘Segregates non autem eiectos’: Jews and Christians in Italian cities during the Catholic reformation, Being different: Minorities, aliens and outsiders in history, S. Volker ed., Jerusalem, 2000, pp. 93-132

Weinstein (R) Kabbalah and Jewish exorcism in 17th-century Italian Jewish communities, Spirit possession in Judaism: Cases and contexts from the Middle Ages to the Present, M. Goldish ed., Detroit, 2003

Weinstein (R) Marriage rituals, Italian style: a historical anthropological perspective on early modern Italian Jews, Leiden & Boston, 2004

Wendehorst (S) The Roman Inquisition, the Index and the Jews: Sources and perspectives for research, Jewish History, 17, 2003, pp. 55-76

Wendehorst (S) The Roman Inquisition, the Index and the Jews: new perspectives for research, The Roman Inquisition, the Index and the Jews, S Wendehorst ed, Leiden, 2004, pp. 201-214

Wolfthal (D) Picturing Yiddish: Gender, identity and memory in the illustrated Yiddish books of Renaissance Italy, Leiden, 2004

Wyrwa (U) Berlin and Florence in the age of Enlightenment: Jewish experience in comparative perspective, German History, 21, 2003, pp. 1-28

Zorattini (PI) Jews, crypto-Jews and the Inquisition, The Jews in early modern Venice, Baltimore, 2001, pp. 97-116


D: Protestants & Heretics

Adorni-Braccesi (S) Religious refugees from Lucca in the 16th century, Archiv fur Reformationsgeschichte, 99, 1997, 338-379

Allen (DC) Doubt’s boundless sea: skepticism and faith in the Renaissance, London, 1964

Ambrosini (F) Between heresy and free thought, between the Mediterranean and the North: Heterodox women in 17th-century Venice, Mediterranean Urban Culture, 1400-1700, A. Cowan ed., Exeter, 2000, pp. 83-94

Blackwell (R) Galileo, Bellarmine and the Bible, London, Univ. of Notre Dame Press, 1991

Blaisdell (C) Renee de France between Reform and Counter-Reform, Archiv fur Reformationsgeschichte, 63, 1972, pp. 196-226

Burke (P) The great unmasker: Paolo Sarpi, 1552-1623, History Today, 15, 1965, pp. 426-32

Cameron (E) The Reformation of the heretics: the Waldenses of the Alps, 1480-1580, Oxford, 1984

Cantimori (D) Submission and Conformity: “Nicodemism” and the Expectations of a Conciliar Solution to the Religious Question, The Late Italian Renaissance, 1525-1630, London, 1970, pp. 244-265

Caponetto (S) The Protestant Reformation in sixteenth-century Italy, Kirksville MO, 1999

Casini (P) The Crudeli affair. Inquisition and Reason of State, (Sicily), Eighteenth-century Studies presented to A.M. Wilson, P. Gay ed., Hanover New Hampshire, 1975, pp. 133-52

Cassar (C) The Reformation and 16th-century Malta, Melita Historica, 10, 1988, pp. 51-68

Church (F) The Italian Reformers, 1534-1564, N.Y., 1932

Coyne (GV) The Church’s most recent attempt to dispel the Galileo myth, The Church and Galileo, E McMullin ed, Notre Dame, 2005, pp. 340-

Davidson (NS) Unbelief and Atheism in Italy, 1500-1700, Atheism from the Reformation to the Enlightenment, Oxford, 1992

Del Col (A) ed. Domenico Scandella, known as Menocchio: His trials before the Inquisition, Tempe AZ, 1990

Del Col (A) Shifting Attitudes in the Social Environment toward Heretics. The Inquisition in Friuli in the Sixteenth Century, Ketzerverfolgung im 16. und fruhen 17. Jahrhundert, Wiesbaden, 1992, pp. 65-86

Fenlon (D) Heresy and Obedience in Tridentine Italy; Cardinal Pole and the Counter-Reformation, Cambridge, 1972

Ferrone (V) Firpo (M) From Inquisitors to Microhistorians; a critique of Pietro Redondi’s ‘Galileo Eretico’, Journal of Modern History, 1986, pp.485-524

Firpo (L) The Flowering and Withering of Speculative Italian Philosophy and the Counter-Reformation. The condemnation of Francesco Patrizi, The Late Italian Renaissance, Eric Cochrane ed., N.Y., 1970, pp. 266-285

Fragnito (G) The Italian Reformation of the 16th century and the diffusion of Renaissance culture, Catholic Historical Review, 88, 2002, pp. 90-97.

Ginzburg (C) The Cheese and the Worms, Baltimore, 1975

Gleason (E) On the nature of sixteenth-century Italian evangelism: scholarship 1953-1978, Sixteenth Century Journal, 3, 1978, pp. 3-26

Grendler (P) The ‘Tre savi sopra Eresia’ (1547-1605), Studi Veneziani, 1979, pp.283-342

Head (R) Religious Boundaries and the Inquisition in Venice, 1548-1580, Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 20, 1990, pp.175-204

Horne (PR) Reformation and Counter-Reformation at Ferrara, Italian Studies, 13, 1958, 62-82

Jung (EM) On the nature of evangelism in 16th-century Italy, Journal of the History of Ideas, 14, 1953, pp. 511-27.

Kinder (AG) Agostino Boazio: a Genoese Protestant’s adventure with the Spanish Inquisition, Mediterranean Studies, 5, 1996

Livesay (JL) Venetian Phoenix: Paolo Sarpi and some of his English friends, n.p., 1973

Louthan (H) Mediating confessions in Central Europe: the ecumenical activity of Valerian Magni, Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 55, 2004, pp. 681-699

Lyttle (CH) Historical bases of Rome’s conflict with Freemasonry, Church History, 9, 1940, pp. 3-23

Martin (J) Venice’s Hidden Enemies; Italian Heretics in a Renaissance City, Berkeley, 1993

Martin (J) Out of the shadow: heretical and Catholic women in Renaissance Venice, Journal of Family History, 10, 1985, 21-33.

McMullin (E) Galileo’s theological venture., The Church and Galileo, Notre Dame, 2005, pp. 88-116

McNair (PMJ) The Reformation of the sixteenth century in Renaissance Italy, Religion and Humanism: vol. 17, Studies in Church History, K. Robbins ed, Oxford, 1981, pp. 149-166

M’Crie (T) History of the Progress and Suppression of the Reformation in Italy in the Sixteenth Century, Edinburgh and London, 1856

Monter (E) Frontiers of Heresy; the Spanish Inquisition from the Basque Lands to Sicily, Cambridge, 1990

Monter (EW) The Italians in Geneva, 1550-1600, Geneve et l’Italie, L. Monnier, ed., Geneva, 1969, pp.53-67

O’Brien (L) Innocent XI and the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, Berkeley, 1930

Redondi (P) Galileo Heretic, Princeton, 1987

Santosuosso (A) Religious Orthodoxy, Dissent and Suppression in Venice in the 1540’s, Church History, 1973, pp.477-485

Taplin (M) The Italian reformers and the Zurich church, c.1540-1620, Aldershot & Burlington VT, 2003

Tedeschi (J) The cultural contributions of Italian Protestant Reformers in the Late Renaissance, Schifanoia, 1, 1986-1987, 127-151

Tedeschi (J) The Prosecution of Heresy; Collected Studies on the Inquisition in Early Modern Italy, Binghampton N.Y., 1991

Tedeschi (J) A case of Paduan heresy in Trinity College, Dublin, Europa e America nella storia della civilta. Studi in onore di Aldo Stella, P. Pecorari ed., Treviso, 2003, pp. 239-252

Trollope (TA) Paul the Pope and Paul the Friar: the story of an Interdict, London, 1861

Van Kessel (P) The Denominational Pluriformity of the German Nation at Padua and the Problem of Intolerance in the 16th century, Archiv fur Reformationsgeschichte, 1984, p.256-275

White (M) The pope and the heretic: the true story of Giordano Bruno, the man who dared to defy the Roman Inquisition, New York, 2002

Wickersham (JK) Inquisitors, texts and ritual: the prosecution of heresy in 16th century Italy, PhD dissertation, Indiana University, 2004

Williams (GH) The Two Social Strands in Italian Anabaptism, ca. 1526-ca. 1565; in L.P. Buck & J.W. Zophy eds., The Social History of the Reformation, Columbus Oh., 1972, pp. 156-207

Willyams (JL) The Waldensian church in the valleys of Piedmont, from the earliest period to the present time, London 1878

Wootton (D) Paolo Sarpi between Renaissance and Enlightenment, Cambridge, 1983

Yates (F) Paolo Sarpi’s ‘History of the Council of Trent’, Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 7, 1944, 123-43



E: Magic & Witchcraft

Andrews (IG) Neapolitan Witchcraft, Folklore, 8, 1897

Appel (W) The myth of the ‘jettatura’, The Evil Eye, C. Maloney ed., New York, 1976, pp. 16-27

Biagi (L) Spider dreams: Ritual and performance in Apulian tarantismo and tarantella, PhD dissertation, New York University, 2004

Bonnici (A) Superstitions in Malta towards the middle of the 17th century in the light of the Inquisition trials, Melita Historica, 4, 1966, pp. 145-183

Burke (P) Rituals of healing in Early Modern Italy, The Historical Anthropology of Early modern Italy, Cambridge 1987, pp. 207-220

Cassar (C) Witchcraft beliefs and social control in 17th-century Malta, Journal of Mediterranean Studies, 3, 1993, pp. 316-334

Davidson (NS) The Venetian Inquisition and Witchcraft, 1991

Deutscher (T) The role of the Episcopal tribunal of Novara in the suppression of heresy and witchcraft, 1563-1615, Catholic Historical Review, 77, 1991, pp. 403-421

Di Stasi (L) Mal Occhio (evil eye): The Underside of Vision, San Francisco, 1981

Douglas (N) Siren Land, Middlesex, 1948

Dundes (A) ed., The Evil Eye. A Folklore Casebook, New York, 1981

Elworthy (FT) The Evil Eye, London, 1895

Gentilcore (D) From Bishop to Witch; the System of the Sacred in Early Modern Terra d’Otranto, Manchester, 1993

Gentilcore (D) The Church, the devil and the healing activities of living saints after the Council of Trent, Medicine and the Reformation, Grell and Cunningham, eds., pp.134-155, London, 1993

Gifford (E.S.) The Evil Eye; Studies in the Folklore of Vision, New York, 1958

Ginzburg (C) Night Battles, Baltimore, 1966

Ginzburg (C) The witches’ sabbat: popular cult or inquisitional stereotype? Understanding Popular Culture, S. Kaplan ed., Berlin, 1984, pp. 39-51

Ginzburg (C) The Inquisitor as Anthropologist, Clues, Myths and the Historical Method, Baltimore, 1989

Henningsen (G) The Ladies from Outside; an archaic pattern of the witches’ sabbath, Early Modern Witchcraft. Centres and Peripheries, Ankarloo and Henningsen eds., Oxford, 1989

Maggi (A) Satan’s Rhetoric: a study of Renaissance demonology, Chicago, 2001

Martin (R) Witchcraft and the Inquisition of Venice, 1550-1650, Oxford, 1989

Menghi (G) Paxia (C) The Devil’s scourge: Exorcism in Renaissance Italy, n.p. 2002

Monter (EW) Women and the Italian Inquisitions, Women in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, Syracuse, 1986, pp.73-87

O’Neil (MR) Discerning Superstition: Popular errors and orthodox response in late sixteenth-century Italy, PhD diss, Stanford University 1982

O’Neil (MR) ‘Sacerdote ovvero strione’; ecclesiastical and superstitious remedies in 16th century Italy, Understanding Popular Culture, S. Kaplan, ed., Berlin, 1984, pp. 53-84

O’Neil (MR) Magical Healing, Love Magic and the Inquisition in late 16th-century Modena, Inquisition and Society in Early Modern Europe, S. Haliczer ed., 1987, pp.88-114

O’Neil (MR) Healing and Harming: Inquisition Trials for Magic and Superstition in Sixteenth and Seventeenth-century Italy, Oxford, 1992

Ruggiero (G) The strange death of Margarita Marcellini: ‘Male’, signs and the everyday world of pre-modern medicine, American Historical Review, 106, 2001, 1141-1158

Ruggiero (G) Witchcraft and magic, A Companion to the Worlds of the Renaissance, G. Ruggiero ed., Oxford, 2002, pp. 475-490

Schutte (AJ) My Satanic Spouse: Nuns and Sexual Possession in Early modern Italy, Civis, 21, 1997, pp. 163-75

Schutte (AJ) “Saints” and “Witches” in early modern Italy: stepsisters or strangers?, Time, Space and women’s lives in early modern Europe, Kirksville MO, 2001, pp. 153-64

Schutte (AJ) Asmodea, a non-witch in the 18th century, Werewolves, witches and wandering spirits, K.A. Edwards ed., Kirksville, 2002

Scully (S) Marriage or a Career? Witchcraft as an alternative in seventeenth-century Venice, Journal of Social History, 28, 1995, pp. 857-876

Sluhovsky (M) The devil in the convent, American Historical Review, 107, 2002, pp. 1379-1411

Tedeschi (J) The Roman Inquisition and witchcraft: An early seventeenth-century “Instruction” on correct trial procedure, Revue de l’Histoire des Religions, 1983, pp. 163-188

Tedeschi (J) Magic and Witchcraft in two unpublished Inquisitor’s manuals, Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, 131, 1987, pp. 92-111

Tedeschi (J) Inquisitorial Law and the Witch, Early Modern Witchcraft, Centres and Peripheries, Oxford, 1989

Walker (DP) Spiritual and Demonic Magic, from Ficino to Campanella, London, Warburg Institute, 1958


7: LANGUAGE ARTS & ERUDITION

A: Philosophy & Literature

Abbri (F) A forgotten dialogue: Sweden and Tuscany in the 18th century, Lychnos, 55, 1989, pp. 129-148

Abelson (MA) In the shadow of Muratori: A history of the politics and ideology of censorship in the duchy of Modena (1750-1780), PhD, New York University, 1977

Adams (HP) The life and writings of Giambattista Vico, New York, 1970 (London, 1935)

Adelman (H) The literacy of Jewish women in early modern Italy, Women’s eduction in early modern Europe, 1500-1800, BJ Whitehead ed., New York, 1999, pp. 133-158

Akerman (S) The forms of Queen Christina’s Academies, The Shapes of knowledge from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, DR Kelley & RH Popkin eds, Dordrecht, 1991, pp. 165-188

Alfieri (G) Spampinato Beretta (M) The Linguistic and Literary tradition of Sicily, Journal of Mediterranean Studies, 4, 1994, pp. 3-15

Allen (P) Salvatore (F) Lucrezia Marinella and women’s identity in the late Italian Renaissance, Renaissance and Reform 28, 1992, pp. 5-39

Amram (DW) The makers of Hebrew books in Italy, London, 1988 (first pubd. 1908)

Andrews (R) Scripts and Scenarios: the performance of comedy in Renaissance Italy, Cambridge, 1993

Andrews (R) Cinquecento: Theatre, The Cambridge History of Italian Literature, P Brand & L Pertile eds, Cambridge, 1996, pp. 277-299

Aquilecchia (G) Bruno at Oxford between Aristotle and Copernicus, Giordano Bruno 1583-1585, the English experience, Florence, 1997, pp. 117-124

Aquilecchia (G) Giordano Bruno as philosopher of the Renaissance, Giordano Bruno, Philosopher of the Renaissance, Aldershot & Burlington VT, 2002

Aravamudan (S) The return of anachronism (Vico), Modern Language Quarterly, 62, 2001

Arcudi (BA) A Seicento view of the Divine Comedy, Italica, 43, 1966, pp. 333-344

Arcudi (BA) Some Seicento doubts about Homer, Forum Italicum, 7, 1973

Arcudi (BA) A. Tassoni and the Accademia della Crusca, Forum Italicum, 6, 1972

Arthos (J) Milton and the Italian Cities, London, 1968 (academies)

Auerbach (E) Vico and aesthetic historicism, Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, 8, 1949, pp. 110-118

Auerbach (E) Vico’s contribution to literary criticism, Studia philologica et litteraria in honoram L. Spitzer, Bern, 1958, pp. 31-37

Ayres (P) Classical culture and the idea of Rome in 18th-century England, Cambridge, 1997

Baker (G) The antiquarian Francesco Piccolomini and the crisis of Sienese nobility at the turn of the 18th century, Rassegna degli Archivi di Stato, 31, 1971, pp. 690-701

Baldini (U) The Roman Inquisition’s condemnation of astrology: reasons and consequences, Church, censorship and culture in Early Modern Italy, Cambridge, 2001

Balsamo (L) How to doctor a bibliography: Antonio Possevino’s practice, Church, censorship and culture in Early Modern Italy, Cambridge, 2001

Balsamo (L) Bibliography: history of a tradition, Berkeley, 1990

Bank (BH) Where terms begin: Giambattista Vico and the Natural Law, PhD dissert. Harvard, 1966

Barish (J) The problem of closet drama in the Italian Renaissance, Italica, 71, 1994, pp. 4-30

Barnett (SJ) The temporal imperative: Criticism and defence of 18th-century Roman theocracy, History of Political Thought, 22, 2001, pp. 472-494

Barnhart (RT) Gambling with Giacomo Casanova and Lorenzo Da Ponte in 18th-century Venice: the Ridotto (1638-1774), n.p. 1994

Barricelli (F) “Making a people what it once was”: Regenerating civic identity in the Revolutionary Theatre of Venice, Eighteenth Century Life, 23, 3, 1999, pp. 38-57

Barricelli (F) The tears and terror of Foscolo’s Tieste: Theatre and politics in Republican Venice, Prism(s), 9, 2001

Barricelli (F) Imperial mythologies: Ethnicity and rebellion on the 18th-century Venetian stage, Studies in Eighteenth-century Culture, vol. 32

Baruchson-Arbit (SZ) The prices of Hebrew printed books in Cinquecento Italy, La bibliofilia, 97, 1995, pp. 149-61

Baruchson (SZ) Jewish libraries: culture and reading interests in 16th-century Italy, Library History, 10, 1994, 19-26

Barzman (KE) Liberal academicians and the new social elite in Grand Ducal Florence, World Art: themes of unity in diversity, I. Lavin ed., University Park & London, 1989, vol. 2, pp. 459-464

Barzman (KE) The Florentine Academy and the Early Modern State: the Discipline of Disegno, Cambridge, 2000

Barzman (KE) The Accademia del Disegno and fellowships of discourse at the court of Cosimo I de’Medici, The Cultural politics of duke Cosimo I de’Medici, K. Eisenbichler ed., Aldershot, 2001, pp. 177-188

Bassanese (FA) Gaspara Stampa’s poetics of negativity, Italica, 61, 1984, pp. 335-346

Batschmann (O) Rome: a cultural and artistic power, 1648: War and Peace in Europe, K. Bussmann & H. Schilling eds, 2 vols., Munster-Osnabruck 1998, vol. 2, pp. 215-226

Bedani (GLC) A neglected problem in contemporary Vico studies: Intellectual freedom and religious constraints in Vico’s Naples, New Vico Studies, 4, 1986, 57-72

Bedani (G) Vico Revisited: Orthodoxy, naturalism and science in the Scienza Nuova, Oxford, 1989

Belaval (Y) Vico and anti-Cartesianism, Giambattista Vico: an international symposium, New York, 1969, pp. 77-91

Belladonna (R) Some linguistic theories of the Accademia Senese and of the Accademia degli Intronati of Siena: an essay on continuity, Rinascimento, 2a ser, 18, 1978, 229-248

Bergel (L) Semiramis in the Italian and Spanish Baroque, Forum Italicum, 7, 1973

Berger (H) The absence of grace: Sprezzatura and suspicion in two Renaissance courtesy books, Stanford, 2000

Berggren (L) Bruno and Italy: the image of Giordano Bruno, , Giordano Bruno, Philosopher of the Renaissance, Aldershot & Burlington VT, 2002

Berland (K) A city endlessly rewritten: Some versions and appropriations of Rome in the long 18th century, Eighteenth-century Studies, 34, 2001, pp. 287-309

Berlin (I) Vico and Herder: Two studies of the History of Ideas, London, 1976

Berlin (I) The Philosophical Ideas of Giambattista Vico, Art and Ideas in eighteenth-century Italy, Rome, 1960, pp. 156-232

Berner (S) Florentine Political Thought in the late Cinquecento, Il Pensiero Politico, III, 1970, pp.177-199

Berry (TM) The Historical theory of Giambattista Vico, Washington DC, 1949

Berti (S) At the roots of unbelief, Journal of the History of Ideas, 56, 1995, pp. 555-575

Besterman (T) A provisional bibliography of Italian editions and translations of Voltaire, Studies on Voltaire and the eighteenth century, 18, 1961, pp. 263-310

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Zancani (D) Regional Italian and dialect in late 16th-century popular literature, Italian dialects and literature from the Renaissance to the Present, D. Zancani & E. Tandello eds, Journal of the Institute of Romance Studies. Supplement, 1996, pp. 37-46

Zancani (D) Tandello (E) Italian dialects and literature: from the Renaissance to the present, Journal of the Institute of Romance Studies, 1996

Zanre (D) On the margins. Negotiating cultural non-conformity in mid-16th century ducal Florence, PhD diss., University of Bristol, 1998

Zanre (D) Ritual and parody in mid-Cinquecento Florence: Cosimo de’Medici and the Accademia del Piano, The Cultural politics of duke Cosimo I de’Medici, K. Eisenbichler ed., Aldershot, 2001, pp. 189-204

Zanre (D) Cultural non-conformity in early modern Florence, Aldershot, 2004

Zanre (E) “Che K.zo vuol dire?”; a re-reading of mid-16th century linguistic debates in the Accademia Fiorentina, Italian Studies, 53, 1998

Zanre (E) Alternity and sexual transgression in the 16th century Tuscan novella, Sex, lies and disguise: Essays on the Italian Novella, New York, 2002

Zarri (G) Religious and devotional writing, A History of Women’s Writing in Italy, L.Panizza & S. Wood eds, Cambridge 2000, pp. 79-93

Zinberg (I) A history of Jewish literature, vol. 4: Italian Jewry in the Renaissance era, Cleveland & London, 1974

B: Libraries & Typography

Agorni (M) Translating Italy for the 18th century: British women novelists, translators and travel writers, 1739-1797, PhD dissertation, Warwick University, 1998

Bellettini (P) Publishing in the provinces: Printing houses in Romagna in the 17th century, The Italian book, 1475-1800; Studies presented to Dennis E. Rhodes on his 70th birthday, D.V. Reidy ed., London 1993, pp. 291-322

Belmore (HW) The Great Libraries of Rome, Portsmouth, 1950

Borg (O) A Maltese legal library in the 16th century, Melita Historica, 5, 1971, pp. 282-297

Bots (H) Waquet (F) eds., Commercium Litterarium: Forms of Communication in the Republic of Letters, 1600-1750, Amsterdam, 1993

Bottasso (E) The network of libraries in the old Italian states, Libraries and Culture, 25, 1990, pp. 334-344
Brown (HF) The Venetian Printing Press, 1469-1880, Amsterdam, 1969

Bruni (R) Evans (DW) Italian Seventeenth-century Books: indexes of authors, titles, dates, printers and publishers, Exeter, 1984

Bruni (R) Italian seventeenth-century books in Cambridge libraries: a short-title catalogue, Florence, 1997

Burke (P) The Jesuits and the art of translation in early modern Europe, The Jesuits II: Cultures, sciences and the arts, 1540-1773, J.W. O’Malley ed., Toronto, 2005

Carpo (M) Architecture in the age of printing. Orality, writing, typography and printed images in the history of architectural theory, Cambridge MA, 2001

Catalogue of Seventeenth Century Italian Books in the British Library, 3 vols., London, 1986

Cavagna (AG) Printing and publishing in 17th-century Lombardy, Gutenberg-Jahrbuch, 73, 1998, pp. 208-216

Cavagna (AG) Missing lives: the absence of printers’ life writings in early modern Italy and their evolution in the 19th century, Lives in Prints. Biography and the book trade from the Middle Ages to the 21st century, London, 2002, pp. 151-170

Clarke (J) A book-buying tour in 1645: a note on Ismael Boulliau in Italy, Journal of Library History, 4, 1969, pp. 330-336

Clough (CH) The Albani Library and Pope Clement XI, Librarium, 12, 1969, pp. 13-21

Consagra (F) De Rossi and Falda: a successful collaboration in the print industry of 17th-century Rome, The Craft of Art: Originality and Industry in the Italian Renaissance and Baroque Workshop, A. Ladis, C. Wood eds, Athens GA, 1995, pp. 187-203

Cosenza (ME) Biographical and Bibliographical Dictionary of the Italian Humanists and of the world of Classical Scholarship in Italy, 1300-1800, Boston, 1962, 5 vols.

Cosenza (ME) Biographical and Bibliographical Dictionary of the Italian Printers and of Foreign Printers in Italy from the Introduction of Printing in Italy to 1800, Boston, 1968

Cozzi (G) Books and Society, The Journal of Modern History, 51, 1979, pp. 86-98

Craig (E) Books and theaters, Freeport NY, 1925

Dooley (B) Periodical publishing in 18th century Italy, Science, politics and society in 18th-century Italy, New York, 1991, pp. 37-61

Dumontet (C) Compositorial practices in 17th-century Naples, Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, 98, 2004

Eisenstein (E) The Printing Press as an agent of change: communications and cultural transformation in early modern Europe, 2 vols., Cambridge, 1979

Engel (WH) Knowledge that counted: Italian phrase-books and dictionaries in Elizabethan England, Annali d’Italianistica, 14, 1996, 507-522

Fahy (C) A printers’ manual from Bodoni’s Parma (1789), The Library, 6 ser, 13, 1991, pp. 97-114

Fahy (C) Introduction, Printing a book at Verona in 1622: the account book of Francesco Calzolari, Paris, 1993

Feld (M) A theory of the early Italian printing firm, Part II: The political economy of Patronage, Harvard Library Bulletin, 34, 1986, 294-332

Gehl (PF) The 1615 Statutes of the Sienese guild of stationers and booksellers; provincial publishing in early modern Tuscany, I Tatti Studies, 6, 1995, 215-253

Gehl (PF) Religion and politics in the market for books. The Jesuits and their rivals, Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, 97, 2003

Grendler (MT) A Greek collection in Padua: the library of Gian Vincenzo Pinelli (1535-1601) Renaissance Quarterly, 33, 1980, 386-416

Grendler (P) Books for Sarpi: The Smuggling of Prohibited Books into Venice during the Interdict of 1606-07, Studies in Honor of Myron P. Gilmore, S. Bertelli ed., Florence, 1978

Grendler (P) Book-collecting in Counter-Reformation Italy: the library of Gian Vincenzo Pinelli, 1535-1601, Journal of Library History, 16, 1981, pp. 143-151

Heller (MJ) ‘There were in Padua almost as many Hebrew printers as Hebrew books’; the sixteenth-century Hebrew press in Padua, Gutenberg-Jahrbuch, 78, 2003, pp. 86ss

Heller (MJ) A little-known chapter in Hebrew printing: Francesco dale Donne and the beginning of Hebrew printing in Verona, The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, 94, 2000, pp. 333-347

Heller (MJ) The Hebrew book trade as reflected in book catalogues, Quaerendo, 26, 1996, pp. 245-57

Hillyard (B) Parma and Edinburgh: some letters relating to the European booktrade at the end of the 18th century, Bulletin du bibliophile, 1992, pp. 330-364

Hobson (A) A sale by candle in 1608 (books), The Library, 5 ser, 1971, pp. 215 ff.

Hobson (A) Culot (P) Italian and French 16th-century bookbinding, Brussels, 1991

The Italian book, 1450-1800: Studies presented to Dennis Rhodes on his 70th birthday, D. Reidy ed., London, 1993

Jarcho (S) The medical imprints of Giambattista Bodoni, The Book Collector, 43, 1994, pp. 487-516

Johnson (AF) Italian sixteenth-century books, Library, 13, 1958, pp. 161-174

Kallendorf (C) A bibliography of Venetian editions of Virgil, 1470-1599, Florence, 1991

Layton (E) The sixteenth-century Greek book in Italy: Printers and publishers for the Greek world, Venice, 1994

Lowry (M) Nicholas Jenson and the rise of Venetian printing in Renaissance Europe, Oxford, 1991

Marshall (RG) ed., Short-title catalog of books printed in Italy and of books in Italian printed abroad, 1501-1600, Boston, 1970, 3 vols.

Mattioli (A) The Ecclesiastical libraries in Italy: History and Present Situation, Libraries and Culture, 25, 1990, pp. 312-333

McAnally (H) Gaetano Poggiali, bibliografo e bibliofilo, Modern Language Quarterly, 11, 1950, pp. 83-97

Morison (S) Marcello Cervini, Pope Marcellus II: Bibliography’s Patron Saint, Italia Medioevale e Umanistica, 5, 1962, pp. 301-18.

Morris (M) The Tuscan editions of the Encyclopedie: Notable encyclopedies of the late eighteenth century: eleven successors of the Encyclopedie: Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, Frank Kafker ed., vol. 315, 1994, p. 51-84

Mosley (J) Sources for Italian typefounding, La Bibliofilia, 102, 2000, pp. 47-102

Paisey (D) The unpublished “Description of various libraries in Europe” by Adalbert Blumenschein, 1720-1781, La Bibliofilia, 103, 2001, pp. 165-180

Pallotta (A) Venetian printers and Spanish literature in 16th-century Italy, Comparative Literature, 43, 1991, 20-42

Parker (D) Women and the Book Trade in Italy, 1475-1620, Renaissance Quarterly, 49, 1996, pp. 509-541

Pasta (R) Towards a social history of ideas: the book and booktrade in 18th century Italy, Histoires du livre: nouvelles orientations, H.E. Bodeker ed., Paris, 1995, pp. 101-138

Pasta (R) The history of the book and publishing in 18th century Italy, Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 10, 2005, pp. 200-217

Pettas (WA) The Giunti of Florence; Merchant Publishers of the Sixteenth Century, San Francisco, 1980

Pon (L) ‘Alla insegna del Giesu’: publishing books and pictures in Renaissance Venice, Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, 92, 1998, pp. 443-464

Raz-Krakotzkin (A) The censor as a mediator: printing, censorship and the shaping of Hebrew literature, The Roman Inquisition, the Index and the Jews, S Wendehorst ed, Leiden, 2004, pp. 35-58

Rhodes (DE) Silent printers: anonymous printing at Venice in the 16th century, London, 1995

Rhodes (DE) Some notes on the import of books from Italy into England, 1628-1650, Studi Secenteschi, 7, 1966, pp. 131-138.

Rhodes (DE) Printing in Italy in the 17th century, The Book Collector, 8, 1959, pp. 140-146

Rhodes (D) Studies in Early Italian Printing, London, 1982

Rhodes (D) Further Studies in Italian and Spanish bibliography, London, 1991

Rhodes (D) Giovanni Battista Ciotti (bookseller), The Library, 6 ser, 9, 1987, pp. 225-239

Rhodes (D) Printing in Italy in the 17th century, The Book Collector, 8, 1959, pp. 140-146

Rhodes (D) The principal libraries of Florence, The Book Collector, 16, 1967, pp. 36-43

Rhodes (D) An unknown library in S. Italy in 1557 (Luca Gaurico), Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society, 6, 1973, pp. 115-125

Rhodes (D) The printing career of Marco Claseri, 1597-1623, Studi Secenteschi, 19, 1979, pp. 239-248

Rhodes (D) Behind the scenes in Naples and Vienna, Gutenberg-Jahrbuch, 79, 2004, pp. 187ss

Richardson (B) Print Culture in Renaissance Italy: the Editor and the Vernacular Text, 1470-1600, Cambridge, 1994

Richardson (B) Printers, Writers and Readers in Renaissance Italy, Cambridge, 1999

Richardson (B) Print or pen? Modes of written publication in 16th century Italy, Italian Studies, 59, 2004, pp. 39-64

Rietbergen (PJ) Founding a university library: Pope Alexander VII and the Alessandrina, Journal of Library History, 22, 1987, pp. 190-205

Rietbergen (PJ) Papal patronage and propaganda: pope Alexander VII (1655-1667), the Biblioteca Alessandrina and the Sapienza complex, Mededelungen het Nederlands Instituut te Rome, 47, 1987, pp. 157-177

Roth (C) The Marrano press at Ferrara, 1552-1555, The Modern Language Review, 38, 1943, 307-317

Sandal (E) The endowed municipal public libraries (in Italy), Libraries and Culture, 25, 1990, pp. 358-371

Santosuosso (A) Books, readers and critics. The case of Giovanni Della Casa, 1537-1975, La Bibliofilia, 79, 1977, pp. 101-186

Schullian (D) The Libraries of Rome in the Iter Italicum (1765) of Domenico Cotugno, Journal of the History of Medicine, 1962, pp. 168-181

Simoni (AEC) Observations on Italian military books published at Antwerp in the early 17th century, The Italian book, 1465-1800, D. Reidy ed., London, 1993, pp. 255-290

Simoni (AEC) Sans frontieres: Italo-Dutch books 1565-1629, La Bibliofilia, 104, 2002, pp. 57-82.

Stevens (K) Printers, publishers and booksellers in Counter-Reformation Milan, PhD diss, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1992

Stevens (K) Gehl (PF) Giovanni Battista Bosso and the paper trade in late 16th-century Milan, La Bibliofilia, 96, 1994, pp. 43-90

Stevens (K) Printing and patronage in 16th-century Milan: The career of Francesco Moscheni (1547-1566), Gutenberg Jahrbuch, 1995

Stevens (K) Vincenzo Girardone and the popular press in Counter-Reformation Milan: a case study (1570), Sixteenth Century Journal, 26, 1995, pp. 639-59

Stevens (K) A bookbinder in early 17th-century Milan; the shop of Pietro Martiere Locarno, The Library, 18, 1996, 306-327

Stevens (KM) Gehl (PF) The Eye of commerce: Visual literacy among the makers of books in Italy, The Art Market in Italy, 15th-17th centuries, Modena, 2003, pp. 273-282

Thornton (D) The study room in Renaissance Italy, with particular reference to Venice, ca. 1560-1620, PhD thesis, University of London, 1990

Thornton (D) The scholar in his study: Ownership and experience in Renaissance Italy, New Haven, 1997

Van der Sman (G) Print publishing in Venice in the second half of the 16th century, Print Quarterly, 17, 2000, pp. 235-247

Waquet (F) Book subscriptions in early 18th-century Italy, Publishing History, 33, 1993, 77-88

Wilson (B) The world in Venice: Print, the city and early modern identity, Toronto, 2005

Witcombe (CLCE) Copyright in the Renaissance: Prints and the Privilegio in 16th century Venice and Rome, Leiden, 2004

Zancani (D) Notes on the Ardizzoni, printers and booksellers in Piacenza, The Italian book, 1465-1800, D. Reidy ed., London, 1993, pp. 175-182

C: Literacy & Schooling

Adelman (H) The literacy of Jewish women in Early modern Italy, Women’s education in Early Modern Europe: a history, 1500-1800, B. Whitehead ed., New York, 1999

Brizzi (GP) The Jesuits and universities in Italy, European Universities in the age of Reformation and Counter-Reformation, Dublin, 1998, pp. 187-197

Carlsmith (C) Schooling and society in Bergamo, 1500-1650, PhD diss., University of Virginia, 1999

Dooley (B) Social Control and the Italian Universities, Journal of Modern History, 1989, pp.205-239

Gibba (A) Francesco de’ Vieri (1524-1591) and his teaching at the university of Pisa, History of Universities, 14, 1995, 143-155

Gould (C) Sixteenth-century Italian schools, London, 1975

Grendler (P) The University of Florence and Pisa in the High Renaissance, Renaissance and Reformation, 1982, pp.157-165

Grendler (P) Schooling in Renaissance Italy, Baltimore, 1988

Grendler (P) Books and Schools in the Italian Renaissance, 1450-1600, Variorum, Aldershot U.K., 1995

Grendler (P) The Universities of the Italian Renaissance, Baltimore, 2002

Grendler (P) The Universities of the Renaissance and Reformation, Renaissance Quarterly, 2004, pp. 1-42

Grendler (P) Italian schools and university dreams during Mercurian’s Generalate, The Mercurian Project: Forming Jesuit Culture, 1573-1580, TM McCoog ed., St. Louis & Rome, 2004, pp. 447-485

Grendler (PF) The Role of the Church in Italian universities, 1500-1650, Universite, Eglise, Culture. L’Universite Catholique a l’epoque moderne de la Reforme a la Revolution, XVIe –XVIIIe siecles, P. Hurtubise ed., Paris, 2005, pp. 127-153

Kagan (RL) Universities in Italy, 1500-1700, Les Universites europeennes du XVIe au XVIIIe siecle: Histoire sociale des populations etudiantes, D. Julia, J. Revel, R. Chartier eds., vol.1, Paris, 1986, pp. 153-186

McGinness (F) The Collegio Romano, the university of Rome and the decline and rise of rhetoric in the late Cinquecento, Roma Moderna e Contemporanea, 3, 1995, 571-600, 601-624.

Miller (PN) Stoics who sing: Lessons in Citizenship from Early Modern Lucca, Historical Journal, 44, 2001

Morison (S) Barker (N) eds, Early Italian writing books: Renaissance to Baroque, Verona & London, 1990

O’Malley (J) How the first Jesuits became involved in education, The Jesuit Ratio Studiorum, V.J. Duminuco ed., New York, 2000

Osley (AS) Luminario; An Introduction to the Italian Writing Books of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Nieuwkoop, 1972

Padberg (J) Development of the Ratio Studiorum, The Jesuit Ratio Studiorum, V.J. Duminuco ed., New York, 2000, pp. 80-100

Palmer (R) The Studio of Venice and its graduates in the 16th century, Quaderni per la storia dell’universita di Padova, 18, 1985, pp. 205-211

Panizza (L) Women and books in Renaissance Italy, Sguardi sull’Italia: Miscellanea dedicata a Francesco Villari, Leeds, 1997

Pelizzari (MR) Signatures and fiscal declarations in the kingdom of Naples: literacy levels in Southern Italy, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, vol. 263, 1987, pp. 610-614

Perna (ML) Genovesi and the University of Naples, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 263, 1987, 135-139

Petrucci (A) Public Lettering. Script, Power and Culture, Chicago, 1993

Rabaiotti (R) A collection of Italian writing-books of the 16th and 17th centuries, The Private Library, 4th ser, 2, 1989, pp. 5-44

Rice (L) Jesuit thesis prints and the festive academic defense at the Collegio Romano, The Jesuits: Cultures, science and the arts, 1540-1773, Toronto & Buffalo, 1999, pp. 148-169

Ricuperati (G) Roggero (M) Educational Policies in 18th century Italy, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, vol 167, 1977, pp.223-269

Ridder-Symoens (H de) Italian and Dutch Universities in the 16th and 17th centuries, Italian Scientists in the Low Countries in the XVIIth and XVIIIth centuries, C.S. Maffioli and L.C. Palm eds, Amsterdam 1989, pp. 31-64

Roggero (M) State and education in 18th-century Italy: the school system in Turin, Paedagogica Historica, 36, 2000

Romano (A) Teaching mathematics in Jesuit schools: Programs, course content and classroom practices, The Jesuits II: Cultures, sciences and the arts, 1540-1773, J.W. O’Malley ed., Toronto, 2005

Woolfson (J) Padua and the Tudors: English Students in Italy, 1485-1603, Toronto, 1998



8: MUSIC & SPECTACLE

A: Music general

Abraham (G) ed., The Age of Humanism, 1540-1630,The New Oxford History of Music 4, Oxford 1968

Adler (I) The rise of art music in the Italian Ghetto, Jewish Medieval and Renaissance Studies, A. Altmann ed., Cambridge Mass., 1967, pp. 321-364

Agee (RJ) The Privilege and Venetian Music Printing in the Sixteenth Century, PhD diss., Princeton, 1982

Agee (RJ) The Venetian Privilege and Music Printing in the Sixteenth Century, Early Music History, 3, 1983, pp. 1-42

Agee (RJ) The Gardano Music Printing Firms, 1569-1611, Rochester, 1999

Allsop (P) The Italian ‘trio’ sonata: from its origins until Corelli, Oxford, 1992

Anthon (C) Music and musicians in Northern Italy in the 16th century, PhD dissert., Harvard University, 1943

Arnold (D) Music at a Venetian Confraternity in the Renaissance, Acta Musicologica, 37, 1965, pp. 62-72

Arnold (D) Music at the Scuola di San Rocco, Music and Letters, 40, 1959, pp. 229-241

Arnold (D) Arnold (E) The Oratorio in Venice, London, 1986

Arnold (D) Music at the Ospedali, Journal of the Royal Musical Association, 113, 1988, pp. 156-67

Arnold (D) Orchestras in 18th-century Venice, The Galpin Society Journal, 19, 1966

Arnold (D) Instruments and instrumental teaching in the early Italian conservatories, The Galpin Society Journal, 18, 1965, pp. 72-81

Atlas (A) Renaissance Music: Music in Western Europe, 1400-1600, New York, 1998

Balfoort (DJ) Antonius Stradivarius, London, 1940

Barbieri (P) Music printers and booksellers in Rome (1583-1600), with new documents on Coattino, Diani, Donangeli, Tornieri and Franzini, Recercare, 16, 2004

Berger (K) Theories of Chromatic and Enharmonic Music in Late 16th-century Italy, Ann Arbor, 1980

Bernstein (J) Music Printing in Renaissance Venice: the Scotto Press, Oxford, 1998

Bernstein (J) Print culture and music in sixteenth-century Venice, Oxford, 2002

Bernstein (J) Musica Transalpina: the transmission of Netherlandish and Venetian music publications in the mid-16th century, Venice and Antwerp: Music fragments and manuscripts in the Low Countries, Louvain, 1997, pp. 395-404

Besutti (P) The ‘Sala degli specchi’ uncovered: Monteverdi, the Gonzagas and the Palazzo ducale, Mantua, Early Music, 27, 1999, pp. 451-465

Bettley (J) North Italian liturgical music in the late 16th century. A study of the polyphonic vocal repertory from c. 1570 to c. 1605, PhD diss., University of Durham, 1981

Bettley (J) ‘L’ultima hora canonica del giorno’: music for the office of Compline in Northern Italy in the second half of the 16th century, Music and Letters, 74, 1993, 163-214

Bettley (J) The Office of Holy Week at St. Mark’s Venice, in the late 16th century and the musical contributions of Giovanni Croce, Early Music, 22, 1994, pp. 45-62

Bianconi (L) Music in the Seventeenth Century, Cambridge, 1985

Blackburn (BJ) Music of Treviso cathedral in the late 16th century. A reconstruction of the lost MSS 29 & 30, Aldershot & Brookfield VT, 1987

Blume (F) Renaissance and Baroque Music: A Comprehensive Survey, London, 1968

Boalch (DH) Makers of the harpsichord and clavichord, 1440-1840, Cardiff, 1956

Bondin (JV) The music of the Knights, Melita Historica, 12, 1999, pp. 373-365

Bonetti (C) A genealogy of the Amati family of violin makers, 1500-1740, Iowa City, 1989

Bonta (S) The use of instruments in sacred music in Italy, 1560-1700, Early Music, 18, 1990, 519-535

Bonta (S) Studies in Italian sacred and instrumental music in the seventeenth century, Aldershot UK, 2002

Boorman (S) The music publisher’s view of his public’s abilities and taste, Venice and Antwerp: Music fragments and manuscripts in the Low Countries, Louvain, 1997, pp. 405-29

Bowen (W) The contribution of French musicians to the genesis of the Italian madrigal, Renaissance & Reformation, 17, 2003

Bowers (R) The Monteverdi Vespers of 1610: Music, context and performance, Music & Letters, 85, 2004, pp. 257-269

Bradshaw (MC) The influence of vocal music on the Venetian toccata, Musica Disciplina, 42, 1988, pp. 157-198

Brett (U) Music and ideas in 17th century Italy: the Cazzati-Arresti polemic, New York, 1989, 2 vols.

Bridges (DM) Musica da Camera in Rome, 1667-1700, PhD diss., George Peabody College, 1976

Briffa (A) Liturgical music in the Franciscan Capuchin legislation, Rivista Internazionale di Musica Sacra, NS, 2003

Brown (HM) Embellishing Sixteenth Century Music, London, 1976

Brown (HM) The Geography of Florentine Monody: Caccini at Home and Abroad, Early Music, 9, 1981, pp. 147-168

Brown (HM) Emulation, Competition and Homage: Imitation and Theories of Imitation in the Renaissance, Journal of the American Musicological Society, 35, 1982, pp. 1-48

Brown (H) The Geography of Florentine monody: Caccini at home and abroad, Firenze e la Toscana dei Medici nell’ Europa del ‘500, 3 vols., Florence, 1978, vol. 2, pp. 469-486

Bryant (D) Liturgy, Ceremonial and Sacred Music in Venice at the Time of the Counter-Reformation, 2 vols., PhD diss., King’s College (London), 1982

Buelow (GJ) ed., The Late Baroque era: from the 1680s to 1740, Englewood Cliffs NJ, 1993

Buja (ME) Antonio Barre and music printing in mid-16th-century Rome, PhD dissert., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1996

Bukofzer (MF) Music in the Baroque era from Monteverdi to Bach, London, 1948

Burkle (L) Grissino-Mayer (HD) Stradivarius, violins, tree rings and the Maunder minimum: a hypothesis, Dendrochronologia, 21, 2003, pp. 41-45

Burns (JA) Neapolitan keyboard music from Valente to Frescobaldi, PhD diss., Harvard University, 1953

Burrows (D) Style in Culture; Vivaldi, Zeno and Ricci, Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 1973, pp.1-23

Burrows (D) Antonio Cesti on music, The Musical Quarterly, 51, 1965, 518-529

Burrows (D) Music and the “Nausea delle cose cotidiane”, The Musical Quarterly, 57, 1971, pp. 230-240

Butchart (DS) The Madrigal in Florence, 1560-1630, DPhil diss., University of Oxford, 1979

Cardamone (DG) Buelow (G) eds, “Canzone Villanesca alla Napolitana” and related forms, 1537-1570, n.p. 1981

Carter (T) Music in Late Renaissance and Early Baroque Italy, Portland, 1992

Carter (T) Serate Musicali in Early Seventeenth-century Florence, Renaissance Studies in Honor of Craig Hugh Smyth, I, Florence 1985, pp. 555-568

Carter (T) Music Publishing in Italy, c.1585-c.1625: Some Preliminary Observations, Royal Musical Association Research Chronicle, 1986-87, 20, pp. 19-37

Carter (T) Music-Printing in Late Sixteenth and early Seventeenth-century Florence: Giorgio Marescotti, Cristofano Marescotti and Zanobi Pignotti, Early Music History, 9, 1989, pp. 27-72

Carter (T) Music-Selling in Late Sixteenth-century Florence: the Bookshop of Piero di Giuliano Morosi, Music and Letters, 70, 1989, pp. 483-504

Carter (T) ‘Non Occorre nominare tanti musici’: Private Patronage and Public Ceremony in Late Sixteenth-century Florence, I Tatti Studies: Essays in the Renaissance, 4, Florence, 1993

Carter (T) Music, patronage and printing in Late-Renaissance Florence, Brookfield VT, 2000

Carter (T) The North Italian Courts, in Price (C) ed., Man and Music: The Baroque Era, London, 1993

Carter (T) Crossing the boundaries: Sacred, civic and ceremonial space in late 16th and early 17th century Florence, P. Gargiulo ed, Atti del VII Centenario del Duomo di Firenze, Florence, 2001, pp. 139-146

Carter (T) The sounds of silence: models for an urban musicology, Urban History, 29, 2002, pp. 8-18

Castellani (M) A 1593 Veronese inventory, The Galpin Society Journal, 26, 1973, pp. 15-24

Chater (J) Bianca Cappello and Music, in Morrogh et al. eds, Renaissance Studies in Honour of Craig Hugh Smyth, I, Florence 1985, pp. 569-579

Chater (J) Musical Patronage in Rome at the turn of the Seventeenth century: the Case of Cardinal Montalto, Studi Musicali, 16, 1987, pp. 179-227

Chung (KY) Reconsidering the lament: form, content and genre in Italian chamber recitative laments, 1608-1640, PhD dissertation, University of North Texas, 2004

Coelho (VA) The Manuscript sources of seventeenth-century Italian Lute Music, N.Y., 1995

Coelho (VA) ed., Music and Science in the age of Galileo, Dordrecht, 1992

Coelho (VA) Authority, Autonomy and Interpretation in Seventeenth-century Lute Music, Performance on Lute, Guitar and Viheula: Historical practice and modern Interpretation, V.A. Coelho ed., Cambridge, 1997, pp. 108-141

Coelho (VA) Marino’s “Toccata” between the Lutenist and the Nightingale, The Sense of Marino; literature, fine arts and music of the Italian baroque, F. Guardiani ed., Ottawa, 1994, pp. 73-116

Costa (G) The Orpheus myth in European culture, The Enlightenment in a West Mediterranean context, Toronto, 1984, pp. 53-64

Cowart (G) Controversies over French and Italian music, 1600-1750: the origins of modern musical criticism, Ann Arbor, 1980

Crist (BH) The professional amateur: Carlo Gesualdo and the social contexts of Italian noble madrigal composers, PhD diss., Yale University, no date

Crowther (JB) The development of “Oratorio volgare” in Emilia in the second half of the 17th century, PhD diss., University of Nottingham, 1977

Crowther (V) The Oratorio in Bologna, 1650-1730, Oxford 2000

Crowther (V) A case-study in the power of the purse: the management of the ducal ‘cappella’ in Modena in the reign of Francesco II d’Este, Journal of the Royal Musical Association, 115, 1990, 207-219

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Glixon (BL) More on the life and death of Barbara Strozzi, The Musical Quarterly, 83, 1999, 134-141

Glixon (J) Glixon (B) Marco Faustini and Venetian Opera Production in the 1650’s, Journal of Musicology, 10, 1992, pp.48-73

Glixon (J) Marco Faustini and opera production in 17th-century Venice, Oxford & New York, 2004

Glover (J) Cavalli (17th c. composer), London 1978

Gray (C) Heseltine (P) Carlo Gesualdo, Prince of Venosa, musician and murderer, London, 1926

Grout (DJ) Alessandro Scarlatti: an introduction to his opera, Berkeley, 1979

Hammond (F) Girolamo Frescobaldi, Cambridge Mass., 1983

Hammond (F) Girolamo Frescobaldi: a guide to Research, New York, 1988

Hammond (F) Girolamo Frescobaldi in Florence, 1628-1634, Essays presented to Myron P Gilmore, vol. 2, S. Bertelli & G. Ramakus eds, Florence 1978, pp. 405-420

Hammond (F) Girolamo Frescobaldi and a decade of music in Casa Barberini, 1634-1643, Analecta Musicologica, 19, 1979

Hammond (F) Musicians at the Medici Court in the mid-seventeenth century, Analecta Musicologica, 14, 1976, pp. 151-169

Hammond (F) Girolamo Frescobaldi and a decade of music in Casa Barbarini, 1634-1643, Analecta Musicologica, 19, 1979, pp. 94-124

Hanning (BR) Apologia pro Ottavio Rinuccini, Journal of the American Musicological Society, 26, 1973, pp. 240-262

Harran (D) Salomone Rossi, Jewish musician in Renaissance Italy, Acta Musicologica, 59, 1987, 46-64

Harran (D) Salamone Rossi: Jewish musician in Late Renaissance Mantua, Oxford & New York, 1998

Harran (D) Madama Europa, Jewish singer in Late Renaissance Mantua, Festa Musicologica: Essays in honor of George J. Buelow, Stuyvesant NY, 1995, pp. 197-231

Harran (D) Doubly tainted, doubly talented: the Jewish poet Sara Copio (d.1641) as a heroic singer, Musica Franca, Stuyvesant NY, 1996, pp. 367-422

Harran (D) Salamone Rossi as a composer of theater music, Studi Musicali, 16, 1987, pp. 95-131

Harran (D) 'As framed, so perceived': Salomone Rossi, ebreo, late Renaissance musician, Cultural intermideiaries: Jewish intellectuals in early modern Italy, Philadelphia, 2004

Heartz (D) The young Boccherini: Lucca, Vienna and the electoral courts, Journal of Musicology, 13, 1995, pp. 103-116

Heartz (D) A Venetian dancing master teaches the Forlana: Lambranzi’s Balli Teatrali, Journal of Musicology, 17, 1999, pp. 136-51

Heller (K) Antonio Vivaldi: the red priest of Venice, New York, 1997

Heuchemer (D) Italian musicians in Dresden in the second half of the 16th century, PhD diss., University of Cincinatti, 1997

Hill (JW) The life and works of Francesco Maria Veracini, PhD diss., Harvard University, 1972, 4 vols.

Hill (JW) Veracini in Italy, Music & Letters, 56, 1975, pp. 257-276

Hill (JW) Antonio Veracini in context, Early Music, 18, 1990, pp. 545-562

Iliano (R) Sala (L) Sala (M) eds, Muzio Clementi: studies and prospects, Bologna, 2002

Jeppesen (K) The style of Palestrina and the dissonance, New York, 1970

Kaufman (HW) Nicola Vicentino (1511-1576): Life and Works, n.p., 1966

Kendall (A) Vivaldi: His music, life and times, London 1978

Kenton (E) Life and works of Giovanni Gabrieli, Rome, 1967

King (EM) Palestrina, the prince of music, Brooklyn, 1965

Kirkendale (W) The court musicians of Florence during the principate of the Medici, Florence, 1993

Kirkendale (W) Emilio de’Cavalieri, ‘Gentiluomo romano’: His life and letters, his role as superintendent of all the arts at the Medici court, and his musical compositions, Florence, 2001

Kirkpatrick (R) Domenico Scarlatti, Princeton, 1983 (1953)

Klenz (W) Giovanni Maria Bononsini of Modena, London, 1963

Kolday (LM) Marenzio spirituale. The sacred Italian music of Luca Marenzio, Rivista Internazionale di Musica Sacra, NS, 1999

Kolneder (W) Antonio Vivaldi: His life and work, Berkeley, 1970

Kurtzman (JG) Giovanni Francesco Capello, an Avant-gardist of the early 17th century, Musica Disciplina, 31, 1977, pp. 155-82

LaMay (TK) Musical voices of early modern women: many-headed melodies, Aldershot & Burlington VT, 2005

Larson (K) Pomponio Nenna and Neapolitan music of Gesualdo’s time, PhD diss., Harvard University, no date

Lasocki (D) The Bassanos. Venetian musicians and instrument makers in England, 1531-1665, Aldershot, 1995

Lawrence-White (S) Musical education at the Ospedale degli Innocenti (Florence) PhD dissertation, Catholic University of America, 2005

Lazarevich (G) Hasse as a comic dramatist: the Neapolitan intermezzi, Johann Adolf Hasse und die Music Seiner zeit, Laaber-Verlag, 1987, pp. 287-303

Ledbetter (SJ) Luca Marenzio: New biographical findings, PhD Musicology, New York University, 1971

Leopold (S) Monteverdi: music in transition, Oxford, 1982

Lightbourne (R) Annibale Stabile and performance practice at two Roman institutions, Early Music, 32, 2004, pp. 271-285

Lindsay (JM) Smith (WL) Luigi Boccherini, 1743-1805, Music & Letters, 24, 1943, pp. 74-81

Lister (W) New light on the early career of G.B. Viotti, Music and Letters, 83, 2002, 419-425

Lister (W) ‘Suonatore del Principe’: new light on Viotti’s Turin years, Early Music, 31, 2003, pp. 232-247

Lockwood (L) Vincenzo Ruffo and two patrons of music at Milan: Alfonso d’Avalos and Cardinal Carlo Borromeo, Duomo di Milano: Congresso internazionale, ML Gatti Perer ed., Milan, 1969, vol.2, 23-34

Lockwood (L) The Counter-Reformation and the Masses of Vincenzo Ruffo, London, 1972

Lockwood (L) Vincenzo Ruffo and musical reform after the council of Trent, The Musical Quarterly, 43, 1957, 342-371

MacNeil (A) Music and women of the Commedia dell’arte in the late 16th century, Oxford, 2003

MacNeil (A) The divine madness of Isabella Andreini, Journal of the Royal Musical Association, 120, 1995, pp. 195-215

MacNeil (A) A portrait of the artist as a young woman, Musical Quarterly, 83, 1999, pp. 247-279

MacNeil (AE) Music and the life and work of Isabella Andreini; the confluence of music, poetry and theater around 1600, PhD diss., University of Chicago, no date

Mahrt (WP) Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) and his sacred music, Sacred Music, 105, 1978, pp. 7-19

Mardinly (SJ) Barbara Strozzi and ‘the pleasures of Euterpe’, PhD dissertation, University of Connecticut, 2004

McArtor (ME) Francesco Geminiani, composer and theorist, PhD diss., University of Michigan, 1951

McGeary (T) Farinelli and the duke of Leeds, Early Music, 30, 2002, pp. 202-213

McGill (V) L'Orfeo by Aureli and Sartorio, 1672-1706, PhD dissertation, University of New South Wales, 2003

McVeigh (S) Italian violinists in 18th-century London, The Eighteenth-century diaspora of Italian music and musicians, Turnhout BE, 2001, pp. 139-176

Miller (R) Bartolomeo Barbarino and the allure of Venice, Studi musicali, 23, 1994, pp. 263-98

Miller (R) Divorce, dismissal, but no disgrace. Biagio Marini’s career revisited, Recercare, 9, 1997, 5-18

Mitchel (JH) The works of Giuseppe Antonio Brescianello, Chapel Hill, 1961

Moore (CJ) The composer Michelangelo Rossi: a diligent fantasy-maker in 17th century Rome, PhD Music, University of Liverpool, 1991

Moore (JH) Vespers at St. Mark’s: Music of Alessandro Grandi, Giovanni Rovetta and Francesco Cavalli, 2 vols., Ann Arbor, 1981

Morgan (JD) Giovanni Giacomo Gastoldi and the late Cinquecento Italian madrigal: studies on genre and historiography, PhD diss., Royal Holloway College, University of London, no date

Murray (RE) On the teaching duties of the Maestro di Cappella in 16th-century Italy. The ‘processo’ against Pietro Pontio, Explorations in Renaissance Culture, 14, 1988, 115-128

Nettl (P) The other Casanova: a contribution to eighteenth century music and manners, New York, 1950

Newcomb (A) The Madrigal at Ferrara, 1579-1597: Complete works of Luzzasco Luzzaschi, 2 vols., Princeton, 1980

Newcomb (A) Girolamo Frescobaldi, 1608-1615: a documentary study, Annales Musicologiques, 7, 1964-77, pp. 111-158

Newcomb (A) Courtesans, muses or musicians? Professional women musicians in sixteenth-century Italy, Women Making Music: the Western art tradition 1150-1950, Chicago 1986, pp. 90-115

Newcomb (A) Alfonso Fontanelli and the ancestry of the Seconda Pratica Madrigal, RL Marshall ed, Studies in Renaissance and Baroque Music in honor of Arthur Mendel, Kassel & Hackensack NJ, 1974, pp. 47-70

Nielson (KS) The spiritual madrigals of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, PhD Musicology, University of Illinois Urbana-Champagne, 1999

Northcott (R) Francesco Algarotti: a reprint of his essay on opera and a sketch of his life, London, 1917

O’Regan (N) Palestrina, a musician and composer in the market-place, Early Music, 22, 1994, 551-572

O’Regan (N) Marenzio’s sacred music: the Roman context, Early Music, 27, 1999, pp. 609-20

O’Regan (N) Palestrina and the Oratory of Santissima Trinita dei Pellegrini, Atti del II Convegno di Studi Palestrinesi, Palestrina, 1991, pp. 95-121

Olivieri (G) The ‘fiery genius’: the contribution of Neapolitan virtuosi to the spread of the string sonata, 1684-1736, PhD dissertation, University of California Santa Barbara, 2005

Ongaro (G) 16th-century Venetian wind instrument makers and their clients, Early Music, 13, 1985, 391-397

Ongaro (G) All work and no play? The organisation of work among musicians in late Renaissance Venice, Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 25, 1995, pp. 55-72

Ossi (M) A sample problem of 17th-century Imitatio: Claudio Monteverdi, Francesco Turini and Battista Guarinis, Music in Renaissance Cities and Courts: Studies in honor of Lewis Lockwood, JA Owens & AM Cummings eds, Warren MI, 1997, pp. 253-270

Ossi (M) Monteverdi as reader of Petrarch, Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies, 35, 2005

Paget (LA) The madrigals of Marc’Antonio Ingegneri, PhD diss. Royal Holloway College, Univ. of London, 1995

Palisca (C) Vincenzo Galilei’s Counterpoint Treatise, Journal of the American Musicological Society, 9, 1956, 81-96

Palisca (C) Girolamo Mei: Mentor to the Florentine Camerata, The Musical Quarterly, 40, 1954, pp. 1-20

Paquette-Abt (M) A professional musician in early modern Rome: the life and print program of Fabio Costantini, c.1579-c.1644, PhD dissertation, University of Chicago, 2003

Parrott (A) Monteverdi: onwards and downwards, Early Music, 32, 2004, pp. 303-318

Partington (R) Arnalta, Monteverdi and the Incogniti, Quaderni d’Italianistica, 19, 1998, pp. 51-61

Patrick (MS) Italy and the burden of history in Sannazaro’s ‘Arcadia’ and Shakespeare’s late pastoral, PhD dissertation, University of California Irvine, 2004

Phillips (P) Reconsidering Palestrina, Early Music, 22, 1994, pp. 574-586

Pierce (GP) Towards a popular theater in 17th-century Milan: Tommaso Santagostino, Italian Culture, 2, 1980, pp. 73-90

Pietschmann (K) A renaissance composer writes to his patrons. Newly discovered letters from Cristobal de Morales to Cosimo I de’Medici and Cardinal Alessandro Farnese, Early Music, 28, 2000, pp. 383-400

Pincherle (M) Vivaldi: Genius of the Baroque, London 1958

Pincherle (M) Corelli, his life, his work, New York, 1956

Plantinga (L) Clementi: his life and music, London, 1977

Poterack (K) Musica moderna, pt. 1: a tale of two Venetians – Claudio Monteverdi and Giuseppe Sarto, Sacred Music, 125, 1998, pp. 19-27

Poulos (PS) The life and sacred music of Simone Molinaro (ca.1570-1636), musician of Genoa, PhD dissertation, University of Cincinnati, 2004

Poultney (D) Alessandro Scarlatti and the transformation of Oratorio, The Musical Quarterly, 59, 1973, pp. 584-601

Pritchard (BW) ed., Antonio Caldara (1670-1737): Essays on his life and times, Aldershot & Brookfield VT, 1987

Prunieres (H) Monteverdi, his life and work, New York, 1972

Pyne (ZK) Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina: his life and times, London, 1922

Raney (C) Francesca Caccini, musician to the Medici, and her ‘Primo libro’ (1618), PhD diss., New York University, 1971

Redlich (HF) Claudio Monteverdi, life and works, London 1952

Rice (JA) Antonio Salieri and Viennese opera, Chicago, 1998

Robbins Landon (HC) Vivaldi: the voice of the Baroque, Chicago 1996

Roche (J) Giovanni Antonio Rigatti and the development of Venetian church music in the 1640s, Music & Letters, 57, 1976, 256-267

Roche (J) Palestrina, London & New York, 1975

Rogers (PP) Goldoni in Spain, Oberlin 1941

Rosand (M) The voice of Barbara Strozzi, Women making music: the Western Art Tradition 1150-1950, Chicago, 1986, pp. 168-190

Rosselli (J) Italian opera singers on a European market, Italian culture in Northern Europe in the Eighteenth Century, S. West ed., Cambridge, 1999, pp. 159-171

Rosselli (J) Singers of Italian Opera: the history of a profession, Cambridge, 1992

Rosselli (J) The castrati as a professional group and a social phenomenon, 1550-1850, Acta Musicologica, 60, 1988, pp. 143-179

Rossi (N) Fauntleroy (T) Domenico Cimarosa: his life and his operas, Westport CT, 1999

Rothschild (G) Luigi Boccherini, his life and work, London 1965

Rowcroft (VJ) The secular music of Giovanni Battista Moscaglia, PhD Music History, University of Southampton, 2002

Rowland (D) Clementi’s early business career: new documents, Muzio Clementi, cosmopolita della musica: Studies and Prospects, Bologna, 2004

Sartori (C) Monteverdiana, The Musical Quarterly, 38, 1952, pp. 399-413

Schonbrun (S) Ambiguous artists; Music-making among Italian Renaissance Courtesans, DMA, City University of New York, 1998

Schnoebelen (A) Cazzati vs. Bologna, 1657-1671, The Musical Quarterly, 57, 1971, 26-39

Schrade (L) Monteverdi. Creator of modern music, New York, 1950

Schuler (RJ) The life and liturgical works of Giovanni Maria Nanino (1545-1607), PhD diss., University of Minnesota, 1963

Schweitzer (C) Madame Ravissa de Turin: a forgotten woman composer of the 18th century, Early Music, 32, 2004, pp. 427-440

Selfridge-Field (E) The music of Benedetto and Alessandro Marcello, Oxford, 1990

Selfridge-Field (E) Marcello’s music: Repertory vs Reputation, Benedetto Marcello: la sua opera e il suo tempo, Florence, 1988, pp. 205-222

Selfridge-Field (E) Venetian instrumentalists in England: a Bassano chronicle (1538-1660), Studi Musicali, 13, 1979, pp. 173-221

Semingson (JW) Compositional techniques in Monteverdi's Magnificats: their relationship to text and changing aesthetics, PhD dissertation, University of Alabama, 2002

Sherr (R) From the Diary of a 16th-century Papal singer, Current Musicology, 25, 1978, pp. 83-98

Sherr (R) Guglielmo Gonzaga and the Castrati, Renaissance Quarterly, 33, 1980, pp. 33-56

Sherr (R) The Diary of the Papal Singer Giovanni Antonio Merlo, Analecta Musicologica, 23, 1985, pp. 75-128

Sikes (A) Snip snip here, snip snip there, and a couple of Tra La Las: the rise and fall of the castrato singer, Studies in 18th century Culture, 34, 2005

Silbert (D) Francesca Caccini, called La Cecchina, The Musical Quarterly, 32, 1946, pp. 50-62

Silbiger (A) Monteverdi, Schutz and Weckmann, the weight of tradition, Proceedings of the Matthias Weckmann Symposium, Gotheburg, 1993, pp. 123-139

Silbiger (A) Frescobaldi Studies, Durham NC, 1987

Stevens (D) Orphans and musicians in Venice, History Today, May 2000, pp. 22-27

Stevens (D) Monteverdi, Petratti and the duke of Bracciano, The Musical Quarterly, 64, 1978, pp. 275-294

Stevens (D) Monteverdi in Venice, Madison NJ, 2001

Stevens (D) Monteverdi’s Necklace, The Musical Quarterly, 59, 1973, pp. 370-381

Stewart (R) An introduction to sixteenth-century counterpoint and Palestrina’s musical style, New York, 1994

Stillings (FS) Arcangelo Corelli, PhD diss., University of Michigan, 1956

Street (E) The unkindest cut of all: the ascent and decline of the castrati, The Opera Journal, 25, 1992, pp. 3-11

Summers (WJ) The Compagnia di Musici di Roma 1584-1604: a preliminary report, Current Musicology, 34, 1982, pp. 7-25

Talbot (M) Vivaldi, London 1978

Talbot (M) Tomaso Albinoni: the Venetian composer and his world, Oxford & New York, 1990

Timms (C) Polymath of the Baroque: the life and music of Agostino Steffani, Oxford & New York, 2003

Tomlinson (G) Rinuccini, Peri, Monteverdi and the humanist heritage of Opera, PhD diss., University of California Berkeley, 1979

Tomlinson (G) Monteverdi and the end of the Renaissance, Berkeley, 1987

Torelli (F) Pietro Paolo Melii, musician of Reggio Emilia, Lute Society of America Quarterly, 17 & 18, 1984/85

Tylus (J) Natural women: Isabella Andreini and the first Italian actresses, Italian Culture, 13, 1995, pp. 75-85

Urban (TP) "Il Secondo Libro delle divine lodi", Venice: 1614, of Giovanni Battista Riccio. A study of early 17th century compositional practice, PhD dissertation, Rutgers University, 2003

Val (D de) Musica domestica: Clementi’s chamber music, Muzio Clementi, Cosmopolita della Musica: Studies and Prospects, Bologna, 2004

Vanscheeuwijck (M) The ‘cappella musicale’ of San Petronio in Bologna under Giovanni Paolo Colonna, 1674-1695, Brussels, 2003

Watkins (GE) Gesualdo: The Man and his Music, London, 1973

Watkins (GE) D’India the peripatetic, Con che soavita. Studies in Italian opera, song and dance, 1580-1740, Oxford, 1995, pp. 41-72

Westrup (JA) Monteverdi and the Orchestra, Music & Letters, 21, 1940, pp. 401-412

White (MG) The life of Francesco Maria Veracini, Music & Letters, 53, 1972, pp. 18-35



9: FINE ARTS & ARCHITECTURE

A: General Art & Art Theory

Academies of art between Renaissance and Romanticism, AWA Boschloo & EJ Hendrikse eds, ‘s-Gravenhage, 1989

Acanfora (E) Fantoni (M) The Courtly Life, The Courts of the Italian Renaissance, New York, 1986, pp. 189-228

Acidini (C) Butters (S) Chiarini (M) Cox-Rearick (J) eds, The Medici, Michelangelo and the art of late Renaissance Florence, New Haven, 2002

Ackerman (G) GianBattista Marino’s Contribution to Seicento Art Theory, Art Bulletin, 1961, pp. 326-336

Ahrendt (MS) The cultural legacy and patronal stewardship of Margherita Paleologa (1510-1566), duchess of Mantua and marchesa of Monferrato, PhD dissertation, Washington University, 2002

Albion (GHJ) Charles I and the Court of Rome, Louvain, 1935

Allerston (P) The second-hand trade in the arts in early modern Italy, The Art Market in Italy, 15th-17th centuries, Modena, 2003, pp. 301-312

Andres (G) Hunisak (JM) Turner (AR) The Art of Florence, New York, 1988

Avery (C) Bernini: Genius of the Baroque, 1998

Bailey (GA) Between Renaissance and Baroque: Jesuit art in Rome, 1565-1610, Toronto, 2003

Baldinucci (F) The Life of Bernini, London, 1966

Barcham (WL) Grand in design: The life and career of Federico Cornaro (1579-1653), patriarch of Venice and patron of the arts, Venice, 2001

Barker (S) Art in a time of danger. Urban VIII’s Rome and the plague of 1629-1634, PhD dissertation, Columbia University, 2002

Barolsky (P) Vasari and the historical imagination, Word and Image, 15, 1999, pp. 286-91

Barolsky (P) The theology of Vasari, Notes in the History of Art, 19, 2000, pp. 1-6

Barriault (A) ed., Reading Vasari, London, 2004

Barron (K) The collecting and patronage of John, Lord Lumley (1535-1609), The evolution of English collecting: Receptions of Italian art in the Tudor and Stuart periods, New Haven, 2004, pp. 125-158

Bell (J) Introduction, Art history in the age of Bellori: Scholarship and cultural politics in 17th century Rome, J. Bell & T. Willette eds, Cambridge, 2002, pp. 1-52.

Benson (P) Eleonora of Toledo among the famous women – iconographic innovation after the conquest of Siena, The Cultural World of Eleonora di Toledo, K Eisenbichler ed., Aldershot & Burlington VT, 2004

Bernini in perspective, GC Bauer ed., Englewood Cliffs HM, 1976

Bernini (D) The Life of the Cavalier Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Bernini in perspective, G. Bauer ed., Englewood Cliffs NJ, 1976, pp. 24-41

Bertelli (S) Rex et Sacerdos: the holiness of kings in European civilization, Iconography, Propaganda and Legitimation, A. Ellenius ed, London, 1998, pp. 123-145

Birnbaum (M) Jewish patronage in 16th century Ferrara, Mediterranean Studies, 7, 1998, 135-41

Boase (TSR) Giorgio Vasari: the man and the book, Princeton, 1979

Borsi (F) Bernini, New York, 1984

Borstook (E) Art and Politics at the Medici Court; the Funeral of Cosimo I de’Medici, Mitteilungen des Kunsthistorischen Institutes in Florenz, 12, 1965, pp.31-54

Borstook (E) Art and Politics at the Medici court, II: The Baptism of Filippo de’ Medici in 1577, Mitteilungen des Kunsthistorischen Institutes in Florenz, XIII, 1967, pp. 95-114

Boucher (B) Art in theory, 1400-1680: an anthology of Renaissance and Baroque aesthetics, Oxford, 2004

Bowron (EP) Rishel (JJ) Art in Rome in the 18th century, London & Philadelphia, 2000

Bracken (S) The early Cecils and Italianate Taste, The evolution of English collecting: Receptions of Italian art in the Tudor and Stuart periods, New Haven, 2004, pp. 201-220

Braham (A) Funeral Decorations in Early Eighteenth-century Rome, London, 1975

Brown (C) Duke Ferdinand Carlo and the dispersal from Venice of the Gonzaga collection of Greco-Roman art, Notes in the History of Art, 8-9, 1989, pp. 25-33

Brown (C) The dukes of Bavaria and Ferrara, and Cardinal Carlo Borromeo’s antiquities (1568-69), Notes in the History of Art, 7, 1988, pp. 13-16

Brown (J) Kings and Connoisseurs. Collecting Art in Seventeenth-century Europe, Princeton, 1995

Brown (P Fortini) The ritual conception of history in Venetian Renaissance art, World Art: Themes of Unity in Diversity, I. Lavin ed., University Park & London, 1989, vol.3, pp. 599-604

Brown (P Fortini) Private lives in Renaissance Venice: Art, architecture and the family, New Haven, 2004

Burke (MB) Private collections of Italian art in 17th-century Spain, PhD dissertation, New York University, 1984

Burke (P) Reflections on Art Patronage in Venice and Amsterdam in the 16th and 17th centuries, Kunstlicht, 1991

Burke (P) Images as evidence in 17th-century Europe, Journal of the History of Ideas, 64, 2003, pp. 273-296

Butler (T) Giulio Mancini’s “Considerations on Painting” PhD dissert., Case Western Reserve University 1972

Butters (S) Ferdinando Medici and the art of the possible, The Medici, Michelangelo and the art of late Renaissance Florence, New Haven, 2002, pp. 66-75

Butters (S) Making art pay: the meaning and value of art in late 16th-century Rome and Florence, The Art Market in Italy, Modena, 2003, pp. 25-40

Campbell (E) The gendered Paragone in late 16th century art theory: Francesco Bocchi and Pontormo’s S. Lorenzo frescoes, Word and Image, 16, 2000, pp. 227-238

Campbell (M) Observations on the Salone dei Cinquecento in the time of Duke Cosimo I de’Medici, 1540-1574, Firenze e la Toscana dei Medici nell’ Europa del ‘500, 3 vols., Florence 1978, vol. 3, pp. 819-830

Campbell (M) Medici Patronage and the Baroque: A Reappraisal, The Art Bulletin, XLVIII, June 1966, pp.133-146

Cappelletti (F) The Enticement of the North: Landscape, Myth and gleaming metal supports, The Genius of Rome, 1592-1623, BL Brown ed., London, 2001, pp. 172-205

Careri (G) The Artist, Baroque Personae, R. Villari ed., Chicago 1995, pp. 290-313

Careri (G) Baroques, Princeton, 2003

Chambers (DS) Martineau (J) Splendours of the Gonzaga, London, 1982

Chambers (DS) The “Bellissimo Ingegno” of Ferdinando Gonzaga (1587-1626), Cardinal and Duke of Mantua, Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 50, 1987, pp. 113-147

Chambers (DS) Patrons and artists in the Italian Renaissance, London, 1971

Chambers (DS) Merit and money: the procurators of St. Mark and their commissioni, 1443-1605, Journal of the Warburg & Courtauld Institutes, 60, 1998

Chaney (E) The Italianate evolution of English collecting, The evolution of English collecting: Receptions of Italian art in the Tudor and Stuart periods, New Haven, 2004, pp. 1-124

Chappell (M) The artistic education of Maria dei Medici, Franco-Italica, 21-22, 2002

Ciletti (E) The patronage of the last Medici: the projects of the Electress Palatine Anna Maria Luisa de’Medici in San Lorenzo, PhD dissertation, University of Chicago, 1981

Ciletti (E) Cosimo III and the electress Palatine’s objectives at S. Lorenzo, Paragone, 37, 1986, pp. 52=67

Cocke (R) From magic to high fashion: the classical tradition and the renaissance of Roman patronage, 1420-1600, Norwich, 1993

Colantuono (A) The mute diplomat: Theorizing the role of images in 17th-century political negotiations, The Diplomacy of Art: Artistic creation and Politcs in Seicento Italy, E. Cropper ed., Milan 2000, pp. 51-76

Colantuono (A) Scherzo: hidden meaning, genre and generic criticsim in Bellori’s “Vite”, Art history in the age of Bellori: Scholarship and cultural politics in 17th century Rome, J Bell & T. Willette eds, Cambridge, 2002, pp. 239-256

Collins (J) The gods’ abode: Pius VI and the invention of the Vatican museum, The Impact of Italy: the Grand Tour and beyond, C. Hornsby ed., London, 2000, pp. 173-196

Collins (J) Non Tenuis Gloria: the Quirinal obelisk from theory to practice, Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, 42, 1997

Collins (J) Papacy and politics in 18th-century Rome: Pius VI and the arts, Cambridge, 2004

Coltman (V) Sir William Hamilton’s Vase Publications (1766-1776): a case study in the reproduction and dissemination of antiquity, Journal of Design History, 14, 2001, pp. 1-16

Constable (M) Tradition and Innovation; Venice from the Post-Reformation to Napoleon, History of European Ideas, 1985, pp.325-339

Cox-Rearick (J) Dynasty and Destiny in Medici Art, Princeton, 1984

Craske (M) Art in Europe, 1700-1830, Oxford, 1997

Cropper (E) ‘La piu bella antichita che sappiate desiderare’: History and style in Giovan Pietro Bellori’s ‘Lives’, Wolfenbutteler Forschungen, 48, 1991, pp. 145-173

Cropper (E) ed., The diplomacy of art: artistic creation and politics in Seicento Italy, Milan, 2000

Cuneo (PL) ed., Artful armies, beautiful battles: Art and warfare in early modern Europe, Brill, 2002

Dacosta Kaufmann, Towards a geography of art, Chicago, 2004

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Bury (M) Bernardo Vecchietti, patron of Giambologna, I Tatti Studies, 1, 1985

Butterfield (A) Radcliffe (A) eds, Italian sculpture: from the Gothic to the Baroque, New York & Florence, 2003

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Charleston (RJ) Venetian glass of the 17th century: an essay in identification, Apollo, 110, 1979, 400-407

Charlish (A) ed., The history of furniture, London, 1990

Cole (MW) Cellini and the principles of sculpture, Cambridge, 2002

Cole (MW) The rise and fall of a Renaissance studio: Cellini in Florence, 1545-1562, Gallucci (MA) Rossi (P), Benvenuto Cellini: Sculptor, Goldsmith, Writer, Cambridge, 2004

Currie (S) Motture (P) eds, The sculpted object 1400-1700, Aldershot, 1997

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Edelstein (B) Leone Leoni, Benvenuto Cellini and Francesco Vinta, a Medici agent in Milan, The Sculpture Journal, 4, 2000, pp. 35-45

Else (FM) Water and stone: Ammannati's 'Neptune fountain' as public ornament, PhD dissertation, Washington University, 2003

Enggass (R) Early Eighteenth-century sculpture in Rome - an illustrated catalogue raisonne, 2 vols., University Park PA, 1976

Ffolliott (S) Civic sculpture in the renaissance: Montorsoli’s fountains at Messina, Ann Arbor, 1984

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Gahtan (M) Seasonal statuary at the Villa Gamberaia, Studies in the History of Gardens and Designed Landscapes, 22, 2002, pp. 34-55

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Garstang (D) Harris (J) Giacomo Serpotta and the Stuccatori of Palermo, 1560-1790, London, 1984

Garstang (D) Ignazio Marabitti and patrician tombs in 18th century Palermo, Antologia di Belle Arti: Studi sul Settecento III, 2003

Giometti (C) Giovanni Battista Guelfi: new discoveries, The Sculpture Journal, 3, 1999, pp. 26-43

Giusti (AM) Pietre dure: Hardstone in furniture and decorations, London, 1992

Goldthwaite (R) The economic and social world of Italian Renaissance Maiolica, Renaissance Quarterly, 42, 1989, pp. 1-32

Gonzalez-Palacios (A) The furnishings of the King of Naples’s hunting lodge at Carditello, Burlington Magazine, 1219, 2004

Gregorietti (G) Italian gold, silver and jewelry. Their history and centres, Milan, 1971

Harris (AS) Four Rivers fountain as permanent theater, Papers in Art History from the Pennsylvania State University, 4, 1990

Haskell (F and P) Taste and the Antique. The Lure of Classical Sculpture, 1500-1900, 1986

Haskell (F) The painful birth of the art book, London, 1987

Hayward (JF) Virtuoso goldsmiths and the triumph of mannerism, 1540-1620, London, 1976

Hette (K) Venetian trends in Bohemian glassmaking in the 16th and 17th century, Journal of Glass Studies, 5, 1963, pp. 38-53

Hofler (J) Francesco Robba and the Venetian sculpture of the 18th century, Ljubljana, 2000

Honour (H) English Patrons and Italian Sculptors in the first half of the 18th century, Connoisseur, 141, 1958, pp. 220-226

Honour (H) Antonio Canova, 1757-1822. Works. Rome, 1994

Howard (S) Bartolomeo Cavaceppi, 18th-century restorer, London & New York, 1958 & 1982

Howard (S) The antiquarian market in Rome and the use of neo-classicism, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 153, 1976, pp. 1057-68

Howard (S) Bartolomeo Cavaceppi and the origins of neo-classic sculpture, The Art Quarterly, 33, 1970, pp. 120-133

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Italian medals, c. 1530-1600 in British collections, London, 2002

Johns (CS) Ecclesiastical politics and papal tombs: Antonio Canova’s monuments to Clement XIV and Clement XIII, The Sculpture Journal, 2, 1998, 58-71

Johns (CS) Empress Josephine's collection of sculpture by Canova at Malmaison, Journal of the History of Collections, 16, 2004, pp. 19-33

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Kampf (T) Framing Cecilia’s sacred body: Paolo Camillo Sfondrato and the language of Revelation, The Sculpture Journal, 6, 2001, pp. 10-20

Kessler (HU) Pietro Bernini’s sculptures for the Capella Ruffo in the church of the Gerolamini in Naples, The Sculpture Journal, 6, 2001, pp. 21-29

Kingery (WD) Vandiver (PB) Medici Porecelain, Faenza, 70, 1984, pp. 441-453

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Kirwin (WC) Cardinal Baronius and the Misteri in St. Peter’s, Baronio e l’arte, Sora 1985, pp. 3-20

Laskin (M) Taddeo Zuccaro’s majolica designs for the duke of Urbino, Essays presented to Myron P Gilmore, vol. 2, S. Bertelli & G. Ramakus eds, Florence, 1978, vol. 2, pp. 281-284

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Le Corbeiller (C) Eighteenth-century Italian porcelaine, New York, 1985

Levy (E) Reproduction in the “Cultic Era” of Art: Pierre Legros’s Statue of Stanislas Kostka, Representations, 58, 1997, pp. 88-114

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Levy (E) Architecture and religion in 17th century Rome, Studiolo: Revue d’Histoire de l’Art, 2, 2004, pp. 219-253

Licht (F) Finn (D) Canova, New York, 1983

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MacVeagh (FDR) Fountains of papal Rome, New York, 1915

Marinis (F de) ed., Velvet. History, techniques, fashions, New York, 1994

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Martin (T) Alessandro Vittoria and the Portrait bust in Renaissance Venice: Remodelling Antiquity, Oxford, 1998

Massar (P) Costume drawings by Stefano Della Bella for the Florentine theater, Master Drawings, 8, 1970, 243-266

Masson (G) Food as a fine art in 17th century Rome, Apollo, 83, 1966, pp. 338-41

Massinelli (AM) Treasures of the Medici, London, 1992

Medici (PG) Sixteenth and seventeenth century marble incrustations in Rome: the Chigi chapel, Princeton Raphael Symposium: Science in the service of art history, J. Sheerman ed., Princeton, 1990

Mezzatesta (MP) The art of Gianlorenzo Bernini. Selected sculpture, Fort Worth, 1982

Minchili (EH) Deruta: a tradition of Italian ceramics, New York, 1998

Minor (VH) Passive tranquillity: the sculpture of Filippo Della Valle, Philadelphia, 1997

Minor (VH) Ideology and interpretation in Rome’s Parrhasian grove: the Arcadian garden and taste, Memoires of the American Academy in Rome, 46, 2001

Mitchell (P) Italian picture frames 1500-1825: a brief survey, The Journal of the Furniture History Society, 20, 1984, pp. 18-25

Montagu (J) Roman Baroque Sculpture; the Industry of Art, Yale UP, 1989

Montagu (J) Alessandro Algardi, 2 vols., London, 1985

Montagu (J) Gold, silver and bronze: metal sculpture of the Roman Baroque, Princeton, 1996

Montagu (J) Architects and sculptors in Baroque Rome, Bollettino del Centro internazionale di studi di Architettura Andrea Palladio, 23, 1981, pp. 71-84

Morton (HV) The fountains of Rome, New York, 1966

Odom (WM) History of Italian furniture from the 14th to the early 19th century, New York, 1966

Olszewski (EJ) Cardinal Pietro Ottoboni (1667-1740) and the Vatican tomb of Pope Alexander VIII, Philadelphia, 2004

Ostrow (S) Gianlorenzo Bernini, Girolamo Lucenti and the statue of Philip IV in S. Maria Maggiore: Patronage and politics in Seicento Rome, Art Bulletin, 73, 1991, pp. 89-118

Perlove (SK) Bernini and the Idealization of death. The blessed Ludovica Albertini and the Altieri chapel, University Park PA, 1990

Piacenti Aschengreen (C) Two jewellers at the Grand Ducal court of Florence around 1618, Mitteilungen des Kunsthistorischen Institutes in Florenz, 12, 1965, pp. 107-124

Pincus (D) The tombs of the doges of Venice, New York, 2000

Pinto (J) Nicola Michetti and Ephemeral Design in Eighteenth century Rome, Studies in Italian Art and Architecture, 15th through 18th centuries, H.A. Millon ed., London, 1980, pp. 289-322

Pinto (J) The Trevi Fountain: Unexecuted projects from the Pontificate of Clement XI, Projects and Monuments of the Roman Baroque, H. Hager and S. Munshower eds, Papers in Art History from the Pennsylvania State University, 1984, pp. 100-127

Poole (J) Italian maiolica, Cambridge, 1997

Pope-Hennessy (J) Italian High Renaissance and Baroque Sculpture, 3 vols., Greenwich Conn., 1963

Pope-Hennessy (J) An introduction to Italian sculpture, Oxford, 1996

Princely Magnificence: Court jewels of the Renaissance, 1500-1630, London, 1981

Rackham (B) Italian maiolica, London, 1963

Rinne (KW) Fluid precision: Giacomo della Porta and the Acqua Vergine fountains of Rome. Landscapes of memory and experience, J. Birksted ed., London, 2000, pp. 183-201

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Schulz (AM) Giammaria Mosca, called Padovano: A Renaissance sculptor in Italy and Poland, College Park PA, 1998

Sicca (CM) Yarrington (A) The lustrous trade: material culture and the history of sculpture in England and Italy, 1700-1860, London, 2000

Sicca (CM) Rome, London and the English provinces between 1720 and 1748, World Art: Themes of Unity in Diversity, I. Lavin ed., University Park & London, 1989, vol. 1, pp. 145-152

Simeon (M) The History of Lace, London, 1979

Spier (J) Kagan (J) Sir Charles Frederick and the forgery of ancient coins in 18th century Rome, Journal of the History of Collections, 12, 2000, pp. 35-90

Stefani (O) Antonio Canova, Naples, 2000

Tait (H) The Golden Age of Venetian Glass, London, 1979

Thornton (D) The status and display of small bronzes in the Italian Renaissance interior, The Sculpture Journal, 5, 2001, pp. 33-41

Thornton (P) Baroque and Rococo Silks, London, 1965

Thornton (P) Di Castro (D) Some late 16th century Medici furniture, The Journal of the Furniture History Society, 20, 1984, pp. 2-9

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Tylus (J) Cellini, Michelangelo and the fallacy of imitation, Gallucci (MA) Rossi (P), Benvenuto Cellini: Sculptor, Goldsmith, Writer, Cambridge, 2004

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Walker (S) The sculptor Pietro Stefano Monnot in Rome, 1695-1713, PhD dissertation, New York University, 1994

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D: Architecture, Urbanism & Gardens

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Ackerman (J) The Planning of Renaissance Rome, 1450-1580, Rome in the Renaissance: the city and the myth, PA Ramsey ed, Binghampton NY 1982, pp. 3-18

Ackerman (J) Palladio’s villas, New York, 1967

Ackerman (G) The Gesu in the light of contemporary church design, Baroque Art: the Jesuit contribution, New York, 1972, pp. 15-28

Ackerman (J) The Villa: form and ideology of country houses, London, 1990

Acton (H) Great Houses of Italy; The Tuscan Villas, New York, 1973

Adams (LS) Key Monuments of the Baroque, Boulder Colo., 2000

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Aikema (B) A French garden and the Venetian tradition, Arte Veneta, 34, 1980

Aikin (R) The Capitoline Hill during the Reign of Sixtus V, PhD diss., University of California Berkeley, 1977

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Aurigemma (MG) Palaces of Lazio from the 12th to the 19th century, Rome, 1991

Bailey (GA) Just like the Gesu: Sebastiano Serlio, Giacomo Vignola and Jesuit architecture in South America, Archivum Historicum Societatis Iesu, 70, 2001, pp. 233-264

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Barth (F) Villa Lante, Bagnaia, n.p., 2001

Barzman (K) Devotion and desire: the reliquary chapel of Maria Maddalena de’Pazzi, Art History, 15, 1992, pp. 171-196

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Benes (M) Harris (DS) eds, Villas and gardens in Early Modern Italy and France, Cambridge, 2001

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Blunt (A) Borromini, London, 1979

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Blunt (A) Some uses and misuses of the terms Baroque and Rococo as applied to architecture, London, 1973

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Blunt (A) Roman Baroque Architecture: the other side of the medal, Art History, 3, 1980

Blunt (A) The Palazzo Barberini: the contributions of Maderno, Bernini and Pietro da Cortona, Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 1958, pp. 256-287

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Coffin (DR) The Villa in the Life of Renaissance Rome, Princeton, 1989

Coffin (DR) The Villa d’Este at Tivoli, Princeton, 1960

Coffin (DR) Gardens and Gardening in Papal Rome, Princeton, 1991

Coffin (DR) Padre Guarino Guarini in Paris, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, 15, 1956, #2, 3-11

Coffin (DR) Pope Marcellus II and architecture, Architectura, 9, 1979, pp. 11-29

Coffin (CR) The gardens of Venice, Notes in the History of Art, 21, 2001, pp. 4-9

Coffin (CR) Pirro Ligorio (1510-1583). Renaissance artist, architect and antiquarian, College Park PA, 2003

Comoli (V) Turin: an example of town planning and architectural models of European capitals in the 17th and 18th centuries, The Triumph of the Baroque: Architecture in Europe 1600-1750, New York, 1999, pp. 349-369

Conan (M) Garden displays of majestic will, The Triumph of the Baroque: Architecture in Europe 1600-1750, New York, 1999, pp. 279-313

Conan (M) Bourgeois and aristocratic cultural encounters in garden art, 1550-1850, Dumbarton Oaks, 2002

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Concina (E) A History of Venetian architecture, New York, 1998

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Settle (TB) The Tartaglia Ricci problem: towards a study of the technical professional in the 16th century, Giovan Battista Benedetti e il suo tempo, Venice, 1987, pp. 217-226

Shea (WR) Galileo and the end of the Aristotelian Cosmos, Studi Secenteschi, 10, 1970, pp.135-162

Shea (WR) Galileo’s claim to fame: the proof that the earth moves from the evidence of tides, British Journal for the History of Science, 5, 1970, pp. 111-127

Shea (WR) Galileo Galilei: an astronomer at work, Nature, Experiment and the Sciences, T. Levere & WR Shea eds, Dordrecht-Boston, 1990, pp. 51-76

Shea (WR) Galileo’s Copernicanism: the science and the rhetoric, The Cambridge companion to Galileo, Cambridge, 1998, pp. 211-243

Shea (WR) Galileo and the controversy of the comets, 1618-1623, Physis, 12, 1970, pp. 5-35

Shea (WR) Galileo, Rome, 1630, Galileo’s Astrology: Culture & Cosmos, 7, 2003

Siebert (H) The early search for Stellar Parallax: Galileo, Castelli and Ramponi, Journal for the History of Astronomy, 36, 2005, pp. 251-271

Sluiter (E) The Telescope before Galileo, Journal for the History of Astronomy, 28, 1997, pp. 223-234

Suter (R) The Scientific Work of Alessandro Piccolomini, Isis, 1969, pp.210-221

Suter (R) A Note on the Identity of Ascanio Piccolomini, Galileo’s Host at Siena, Isis, 1965, p.452

Swerdlow (NM) Galileo’s discoveries with the telescope and their evidence for the Copernican theory, The Cambridge companion to Galileo, Cambridge, 1998, pp. 244-270

Swerdlow (NM) Galileo’s horoscopes, Journal for the History of Astronomy, 35, 2004, pp. 135-143

Taton (R) Wilson (C) eds, Planetary astronomy from the Renaissance to the rise of astrophysics: Part A, Tycho Brahe to Newton, Cambridge, 1989

Van Helden (A) The Accademia del Cimento and Saturn’s Rings, Physis, 15, 1973

Van Helden (A) The telescope in the seventeenth century, Isis, 64, 1974, pp. 38-58

Van Helden (A) Telescopes and authority from Galileo to Cassini, Osiris, 9, 1993, pp. 8-29

Van Helden (A) Contrasting careers in astronomy, Huyghens and Cassini, De Zeventiende Eeuw, 12, 1996, pp. 96-105

Van Helden (A) The birth of the modern scientific instrument, 1550-1700, The Uses of Science in the age of Newton, JG Burke ed., Berkeley, 1983, pp. 49-84

Van Helden (A) The Astronomical telescope, 1611-1650, Annali dell’Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza di Firenze, 1, 1976, pp. 13-36

Van Helden (A) Galileo on the sizes and distances of the planets, Annali dell’Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza di Firenze, 7, 1982, pp. 65-86

Van Helden (A) Eustachio Divini versus Christiaan Huyghens: a reappraisal, Physis, 12, 1970, pp. 36-50

Van Helden (A) Galileo, telescopic astronomy and the Copernican system, Planetary astronomy from the Renaissance to the rise of astrophysics: Part A: Tycho Brahe to Newton, Cambridge, 1989, pp. 81-105

Van Helden (A) The telescope and cosmic dimensions, Planetary astronomy from the Renaissance to the rise of astrophysics: Part A: Tycho Brahe to Newton, Cambridge, 1989, pp. 106-119

Vliegenthart (AW) Galileo’s sunspots: their role in 17th-century allegorical thinking, Physis, 7, 1965, pp. 273-280

Voelkel (JR) Gingerich (O) Giovanni Antonio Magini’s ‘Keplerian’ tables of 1614 and their implications for the reception of Keplerian astronomy in the 17th century, Journal for the History of Astronomy, 33, 2002, pp.237 ss.

Westfall (R) Science and Patronage; Galileo and the Telescope, Isis, 76, 1985, p.11-30

Westfall (RS) Patronage and the publication of Galileo’s Dialogue, History & Technology, 4, 1987, pp. 365-384

Westman (R) The Astronomer’s Role in the Sixteenth Century: a Preliminary Study, History of Science, 18, 1980, pp. 105-147

Westman (R) The Copernicans and the Churches, God and Nature. Historical essays on the encounter between Christianity and Science, D. C. Lindberg & R.L. Numbers eds, Berkeley, 1986

Whitaker (EA) Selenography in the 17th century, Planetary astronomy from the Renaissance to the rise of astrophysics: Part A: Tycho Brahe to Newton, Cambridge, 1989, pp. 119-143

Willach (R) The development of telescope optics in the middle of the 17th century, Annales of Science, 58, 2001, pp. 381-398

Wilson (F) Galileo’s lunar observations: do they imply the rejection of traditional lunar theory?, Studies in History and Philosophy of Science, 32, 2001, pp. 557-570

Zik (V) Galileo and the telescope, Nuncius, 14, 1999, pp. 31-68

Zik (V) Galileo and optical abberrations, Nuncius, 16, 2002, pp. 455-466


C: Biology & Medicine

Adelmann (HB) Marcello Malpighi and the Evolution of Embryology, 4 vols., Ithaca, N.Y., 1966

Adelmann (HB) A Supplement to the correspondence of Marcello Malpighi, Journal of the History of Medicine and allied sciences, 33, 1978, pp. 53-74

Adelmann (HB) The Embryological treatises of Hieronymous Fabricius of Aquapendente, Ithaca 1942

Ainsworth (GC) Introduction to the history of mycology, Cambridge, 1976

Arcieri (GP) The circulation of the blood and Andrea Cesalpino of Arezzo, New York, 1945

Arrizabalaga (J) ed., The Great Pox: the French Disease in Renaissance Europe, New Haven, 1997

Baldini (U) Animal motion before Borelli, 1600-1680, Marcello Malpighi anatomist and physician, Florence, 1997, pp. 193-246

Basing (P) Rhodes (D) English plague regulations and Italian models, British Library Journal, 23, 1997, 60-67

Bayon (HP) The authorship of Carlo Ruini’s “Anatomia del Cavallo”, Journal of Comparative Pathology and Therapeutics, 48, 1935, 138-149

Belloni (L) Italian medical education after 1600, The History of medical education, CD O’Malley ed, Berkeley, 1970, pp. 105-120

Belloni (L) Marcello Malpighi and the founding of Anatomical microscopy, Reason, Experiment and Mysticism in the Scientific Revolution, WR Shea & ML Righini Bonelli eds, New York, 1975, pp. 95-110

Bennett (J) Malpighi and the microscope, Marcello Malpighi, anatomist and physician, Florence, 1997, pp. 63-74

Beretta (M) The revival of Lucretian atomism and contagious diseases during the Renaissance, Medicina nei Secoli, 15, 2003

Bertoloni Meli (D) Marcello Malpighi, anatomist and physician, Florence, 1997

Bertoloni Meli (D) Blood, monsters and necessity in Malpighi’s De Polypo Cordis, Medical History, 2000, 45, 511-522

Bertoloni Meli (D) The archive and ‘consulti’ of Marcello Malpighi, Archives of the Scientific Revolution, M. Hunter ed., Woodbridge, 1998, pp. 109-120

Bertoloni Meli (D) The new anatomy of Marcello Malpighi, Marcello Malpighi, anatomist and physician, Florence, 1997, pp. 21-62

Bertoloni Meli (D) The posthumous dispute between Borelli and Malpighi, Marcello Malpighi, anatomist and physician, Florence, 1997, pp. 247-277

Bertucci (P) Sparking controversy: Jean-Antoine Nollet and medical electricity south of the Alps, Nuncius, 20, 2005, pp. 153-187

Brockbank (U) The man who was Vidius, Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 19, 1956, 269-295

Brown (T M) The Mechanical Philosophy and Animal Oeconomy, PhD diss, Princeton University, 1968

Bylebyl (JJ) Cardiovascular Physiology in the Sixteenth and early seventeenth century, PhD diss, Yale University, 1969

Bylebyl (JJ) The School of Padua: humanistic medicine in the sixteenth century, Health, Medicine and Mortality in the sixteenth century, Cambridge 1979, pp. 335-370

Calabritto (M) Medical and moral dimensions of feminine madness: Representing mad women in the Renaissance, Forum Italicum, 36, 2002, pp. 26-52

Carlino (A) Books of the body: Anatomical ritual and Renaissance learning, Chicago, 2000

Cassar (P) Malta’s medical and social services under the Knights Hospitallers, Hospitalier Malta 1530-1798: Studies on Early Modern Malta and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, V. Mallia Milanes ed., Malta 1993, pp. 475-482

Cassar (P) Psychological and medical aspects of the siege of 1565, Melita Historica, 1, 1954, pp. 129-140 & pp. 193-206

Cassar (P) Grand Master Nicolas Cotoner and the foundations of the lectureship of anatomy and surgery, 1676, Melita Historica, 8, 1980, pp. 38-47

Castiglioni (A) Italian Medicine, N.Y., 1932

Castiglioni (A) The life and work of Santorio Santorio, Medical Life, 38, 1931, 729-785

Castiglioni (A) Antonio Maria Valsalva, Medical Life, 39, 1932, 83-107

Cavazza (M) The uselessness of anatomy: Mini and Sbaraglia versus Malpighi, Marcello Malpighi, anatomist and physician, Florence, 1997, pp. 129-147

Ceconi (C) Andrea Cesalpino, physiologist, naturalist, philosopher, Rivista di storia critica di scienze mediche e naturali, 3, 1912

Chaney (E) “Philanthropy in Italy”; English Observations on Italian hospitals, 1545-1789, in T. Riis ed., Aspects of Poverty in Early Modern Europe, Stuttgart, 1981

Choulant (L) History and bibliography of anatomic illustration, Chicago, 1920

Cipolla (C) Miasmas and Disease; Public Health and the Environment in the Pre-Industrial Age, New Haven, 1992

Cipolla (C) Public Health and the Medical Profession in the Renaissance, Cambridge, 1976

Clericuzio (A) De Renzi (S) Medicine, alchemy and natural philosophy in the Early Accademia dei Lincei, Italian Academies of the Sixteenth century, DS Chambers & F Quiviger eds, London, 1995, pp. 175-194

Clericuzio (A) Elements, principles and corpuscles: a study of atomism and chemistry in the 17th century, Dordrecht, 2000

Colapinto (L) The beginning of the Pharmacopoeia between the 15th and 17th centuries, Medicina nei Secoli: Arte e Scienza, 5, 1993, pp. 39-50

Cole (FJ) History of Comparative Anatomy, London, 1949

Conforti (M) Surgery, medicine and natural philosophy in the library of Marco Aurelio Severino (1580-1656), Bruniana & Campanelliana, 10, 2004

Conforti (M) Healing practices and medical professions in early modern Europe, Nuncius, 20, 2005, pp. 219-229

Coppola (ED) The discovery of the pulmonary circulation: a new approach, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 21, 1957, 44-77

Cosmacini (G) Mountebanks and medicasters: a history of Italian charlatans from the Middle Ages to the Present, London, 2004

Cunningham (A) Fabricius and the “Aristotle project” in anatomical teaching and research at Padua, A. Wear & RK French & IM Lonie eds, The Medical Renaissance of the Sixteenth Century, 1985, pp. 195-222

Dacome (L) Living with the chair: Private excreta, collective health, and medical authority in the 18th century, History of Science, 39, 2001, pp. 467-500

De Renzi (S) The sick and their healers, The Healing Arts: health, disease and society in Europe, 1500-1800, P. Elmer ed., Manchester, 2003, pp. 27-58

De Renzi (S) Policies of health: diseases, poverty and hospitals, The Healing Arts: health, disease and society in Europe, 1500-1800, P. Elmer ed., Manchester, 2003 pp. 136-162

De Renzi (S) Old and new models of the body, The Healing Arts: health, disease and society in Europe, 1500-1800, P. Elmer, ed., Manchester, 2003, pp. 166-195

De Rosa (L) The “Protomedicato” in Southern Italy, 16th-19th centuries, Annales Cisalpines d’histoire sociale, 4, 1973, pp. 103-117

Eamon (W) Pharmaceutical self-fashioning, or how to get rich and famous in the Renaissance medical marketplace, Pharmacy in History, 45, 2003, pp. 123-129

Eamon (W) “With the rules of life and an enema”: Leonardo Fioravanti’s medical primitivism, Renaissance and Revolution: Humanists, scholars, craftsmen and natural philosophers in early modern Europe, Cambridge, 1993, pp. 29-44

Eamon (W) Cannibalism and contagion: Framing syphilis in Counter-Reformation Italy, Early Science and Medicine, 3, 1998, pp. 1-31

Eamon (W) Plagues, healers and patients in Early Modern Europe, Renaissance Quarterly, 52, 1999, 474-486

Ell (S) Three days in October of 1630. Detailed examinations of mortality during an Early Modern Plague Epidemic in Venice, Review of Infectious Diseases, 2, Jan.-Feb., 1989

Epstein (S) Secret in a sealed bottle: Lazzaro Spallanzani’s work with microbes, New York, 1979

Ferrara (G) Public Anatomy Lessons and the Carnival: the Anatomy Theatre of Bologna, Past and Present, 117, 1987, pp. 50-117

Fletcher (J) Medical men and medicine in the correspondance of Athanasius Kircher (1602-1680), Janus, 56, 1969, pp. 259-277

Fournier (M) The fabric of life: microscopy in the 17th century, Baltimore, 1996

Franchini (J) A. Vallisnieri on the second centenary of his death, Annals of Medical History, ns 3, 1931, 58-68

Franklin (KJ) “De venarum ostiolis” of Hieronymus Fabricius of Acquapendente, Baltimore, 1933

Frati (P) Quarantine, trade and health policies in Ragusa-Dubrovnik until the age of George-Armenius Baglivi, Medicina nei Secoli: Arte e Scienza, 12, 2000, pp. 103-127

French (R) Dissection and Vivisection in the European Renaissance, Aldershot, 1999

French (R) Medicine before Science. The rational and learned doctor from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment, Cambridge, 2003

Friedman (R) G.C.Bonono: the 250th anniversary of his discovery, Medical Life, 44, 1937, pp. 3-62

Gentilcore (D) All that pertains to medicine: protomedici e protomedicati in early modern Italy, Medical History, 38, 1994, pp.121-142

Gentilcore (D) Contesting Illness in Early Modern Naples: “Miracolati” Physicians, and the Congregation of Rites, Past and Present, #148, 1995, pp. 117-148

Gentilcore (D) “Charlatans, mountebanks and other similar people”; the regulation and role of itinerant practitioners in early modern Italy, Social History, vol.20, 1995, pp. 297-314

Gentilcore (D) Healers and Healing in Early modern Italy, Manchester, 1998

Gentilcore (D) The fear of disease and the disease of fear, Fear in Early Modern Society, W. Naphy, P. Roberts ed, Manchester 1997, pp. 184-208

Gentilcore (D) Figurations and State authority in Early Modern Italy: the case of the Sienese Protomedicato, Canadian Journal of History, 34, 1999, pp. 359-383

Gentilcore (D) The organization of medical practice in Malpighi’s Italy, Marcello Malpighi, anatomist and physician, Florence, 1997, pp. 75-110

Gentilcore (D) Apothecaries, ‘charlatans’ and the medical marketplace in Italy, 1400-1750, Pharmacy in History, 45, 2003, pp. 91-94

Gentilcore (D) Relations between Italian charlatans and apothecaries, Pharmacy in History, 45, 2003, pp. 108-121

Giglioni (G) The machines of the body and the operations of the soul in Marcello Malpighi’s anatomy, Marcello Malpighi, anatomist and physician, Florence, 1997, pp. 149-174

Gomez Lopez (S) Marcello Malpighi and atomism, Marcello Malpighi, anatomist and Physician, Florence, 1997, pp. 175-191

Gregory (A) Macrocosm, microcosm and the circulation of the blood: Bruno and Harvey, Giordano Bruno, Philosopher of the Renaissance, Aldershot & Burlington VT, 2002

Guerrini (A) The varieties of mechanical medicine: Borelli, Malpighi, Bellini and Pitcairne, Marcello Malpighi, anatomist and physician, Florence, 1997, pp. 111-128

Henafi (Z) The Monster in the machine: Magic, medicine and the marvellous in the time of the Scientific Revolution, Durham NC, 2001

Henderson (J) ‘A certain sickness with suspicion of contagion’; physicians, plague and public health in early modern Florence, The history of the concepts of infection, contagion and miasma, W. Bunum & B. Fantini eds, (forthcoming)

Jarcho (S) Giuseppe Zambeccari, a seventeenth-century pioneer in experimental physiology and surgery, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 9, 1941, 144-176

Jarcho (S) Experiments of Dr Joseph Zambeccari concerning the excision of various organs from different living animals, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 9, 1941, pp. 311-331

Jarcho (S) Quinine’s Predecessor: Francesco Torti and the early history of Cinchona, Baltimore, 1993

Jarcho (S) The concept of heart failure from Avicenna to Albertini, Cambridge MA, 1980

Jarcho (S) Italian broadsides concerning public health, Mt Kisco NY, 1986

Jarcho (S) ed., The clinical consultations of Giambattista Morgagni, Charlottesville VA, 1984

Jashemski (WF) A Pompeian herbal: Ancient and modern medicinal plants, Austin, 2000

Klestinec (C) A history of anatomy theaters in 16th-century Padua, Journal of the History of medicine and allied sciences, 59, 2004, pp. 375-412

Laquidara (L) Dentistry in Italy in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, Medicina nei Secoli: Arte e Scienza, 5, 1993, pp. 419-434

Laughran (MA) Medicating with or without ‘scruples’: the ‘professionalization’ of the apothecary in 16th-century Venice, Pharmacy in History, 45, 2003, pp. 95-107

Leikola (A) Francesco Redi and the earthworms. A case study from the early years of experimental biology, Faravid, 7, 1983, pp. 77-112

Lincoln (E) Curating the Renaissance body, Word & Image, 17, 2001, pp. 42-61

Lindemann (M) Medicine and Society in Early Modern Europe, Cambridge, 1999

Mack (CR) Montaigne in Italy: Of kidney stones and thermal spas, Renaissance Papers, 1991, 105-124

Maclean (I) Evidence, logic, the rule and the exception in Renaissance law and medicine, Early Science and Medicine, 5, 2000, pp. 223-257

Maclean (I) Logic, signs and nature in the Renaissance. The case of learned medicine, Cambridge, 2002

Major (RH) Santorio Santorio, Annals of Medical History, ns 10, 1938, 369-381

Messbarger (R) Waxing poetic: Anna Morandi Manzolini’s anatomical sculptures, Configurations, 9, 2001, pp. 65-97

Messbarger (R) Re-membering a body of work: Master anatomist Anna Morandi Manzolini, Studies in 18th century Culture, 32, 2003

Mora (G) The 1774 ordinance for the hospitalization of the mentally ill in Tuscany: a reassessment, Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 11, 1975, pp. 246-256

Morley (H) The Life of Girolamo Cardano of Milan, Physician, London 1854, 2 vols

Naddeo (BA) The science of man as the science of society: Medical anthropology in the Kingdom of Naples, 1760-1800, Annali dell’Istituto Italiano di Studi Storici, 16, 1999, pp. 287-321

Naddeo (B) Medical anthropology in early modern Naples, 1760-1794, Annali dell’Istituto di Studi Storici, 2001

Nutton (V) ed., Medicine at the Courts of Europe, 1500-1837, London, 1990

Nutton (V) Greek science in the sixteenth-century Renaissance, Renaissance and Revolution: Humanists, scholars, craftsmen and natural philosophers in early modern Europe, Cambridge, 1993, pp. 15-28

Nutton (V) The Reception of Fracastoro’s theory of contagion: the seed that fell among thorns?, Osiris, 6, 1990, 196-234

O’Malley (CD) Andreus Vesalius of Brussels, 1514-1564, Berkeley, 1964

Pagel (W) Giordano Bruno (1548-1600): the philosophy of circles and the circular movement of the blood, Journal of the History of Medicine and allied sciences, 6, 1951, pp. 116-124

Pagel (W) & Poynter (FNL) Harvey’s doctrine in Italy: Argoli (1644) and Bonaccorsi (1647) on the circulation of the blood, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 34, 1960, pp. 419-429

Palm (LC) Italian influences on Antoni van Leeuvenhoek, Italian Scientists in the Low countries in the 17th and 18th centuries, CS Maffioli & LC Palm eds, Amsterdam, 1989, pp. 147-164

Palmer (R) Pharmacy in the Republic of Venice in the sixteenth century, The Medical Renaissance of the Sixteenth Century, Cambridge, 1985, pp. 100-117

Palmer (R) Physicians and surgeons in sixteenth-century Venice, Medical History, 23 (1979), 451-60

Palmer (R) Physicians and the Inquisition in sixteenth-century Venice, Medicine and the Reformation, OP Grell & A Cunningham eds, London, 1993, pp. 118-133

Palmer (R) The Church, leprosy and the plague in medieval and early modern Europe, The Church and Healing, WJ Sheils ed., Oxford, 1982, pp. 79-99

Palmer (R) The influence of botanical research on pharmacists in 16th-century Venice, NTM: Schriftenr. Geschichte Naturwissenschaft, 21, 1984, pp. 69-80

Palmer (R) Medical botany in northern Italy in the Renaissance, Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 78, 1985, pp. 149-157

Park (K) The criminal and the saintly body: autopsy and dissection in Renaissance Italy, Renaissance Quarterly, 47, 1994, pp. 1-33

Pomata (G) Contracting a cure: Patients, healers and the law in Early modern Bologna, Baltimore, 1998

Ruderman (D) Kabbalah, Magic and Science; the Cultural Universe of a Sixteenth Century Jewish Physician, Harvard U.P., 1988

Ruderman (D) The impact of science on Jewish culture and society in Venice (with special reference to Jewish graduates of Padua’s medical school), Essential papers on Jewish culture in Renaissance and Baroque Italy, DB Ruderman ed., New York 1992, pp. 519-553

Ruderman (D) Medicine and scientific thought: the world of Tobias Cohen, The Jews in early modern Venice, Baltimore, 2001, pp. 191-210

Ruggiero (G) The status of physicians and surgeons in Renaissance Venice, Journal of the History of Medicine, 36, 1981, pp. 168-84

Sawday (J) The body emblazoned: dissection and the human body in Renaissance culture, London, 1995

Schmitt (CB) Webster (C) Harvey and M.A. Severino: a neglected relationship, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 45, 1971, 49-75

Shatzky (J) On Jewish medical students of Padua, Journal of the History of Medicine, 5, 1950, pp. 444-447

Siraisi (N) Avicenna in Renaissance Italy. The ‘Canon’ and Medical Teaching in Italian Universities after 1500, Princeton, 1987

Siraisi (N) The clock and the mirror: Girloamo Cardano and Renaissance Medicine, Princeton, 1997

Siraisi (N) Girolamo Cardano and the art of Medical Narrative, Journal of the History of Ideas, 52, 1991, 581-602

Siraisi (N) Life Sciences and Medicine in the Renaissance World, Rome Reborn: the Vatican Library and Roman culture, A. Grafton ed., Vatican City, 1993, 169-198

Siraisi (N) Some recent trends in the study of Renaissance medicine, Renaissance Quarterly, 37, 1984, pp. 585-600

Siraisi (N) Cardano and the history of medicine, Gerolamo Cardano: Le opere, le fonti, la vita, M. Baldi & G. Canziani eds, Milan, 1999, pp. 341-362

Siraisi (N) History, antiquarianism and medicine. The case of Girolamo Mercuriale (1530-1606), Journal of the History of Ideas, 64, 2003, pp. 231-251

Siraisi (N) Medicine and the Renaissance world of learning, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 78, 2004

Siraisi (N) Oratory and rhetoric in Renaissance medicine, Journal of the History of Ideas, 65, 2004

Siraisi (N) Historiae, natural history, Roman antiquity and some Roman physicians, Historia: Empiricism and erudition in early modern Europe, Cambridge MA, 2005

Temkin (O) Galenism - Rise and decline of a medical philosophy, Ithaca, 1973

Tomisch (MG) The influence of Francesco Redi on Spanish medical theories during the Enlightenment, The Enlightenment in a Western Mediterranean context, Toronto, 1984, pp. 105-116

Trevisani (F) Moscheo (R) Between ancients and moderns: Tommaso Cornelio’s medical teaching, Nouvelles de la Republique des Lettres, 1983, 2, pp. 59-74

Trexler (R ) Hospital Patients in Florence: San Paolo, 1567-1568, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 48, 1974, pp. 41-59

Underwood (EH) The early teaching of anatomy at Padua with special reference to a model of the Padua Anatomical Theatre, Annals of Science, 19, 1963, pp. 1-26

Vidal (M) The Methodus Medendi innovation in Giorgio Baglivi’s work: Medicina nei Secoli, Arte e Scienza, 12, 2000, pp. 171-190

Weber (G) Lesser-known profiles of morbid anatomists in the 17th and 18th centuries, Medicina nei Secoli: Arte e Scienza, 11, 1999, 107-116

Wykes (A) Doctor Cardano, Physician extraordinary, London, 1969


D: Earth Sciences, Chemistry & Botany

Accordi (B) Contributions to the history of geological sciences. Paolo Boccone, 1633-1704, Geologica Romana, 14, 1975, pp. 353-359

Accordi (B) Contributions to the history of geological sciences. The Museum Calceolarium of Verona, Geologica Romana, 16, 1977, pp. 21-54

Battistini (A) Bologna’s four centuries of culture from Aldrovandi to Capellini, Four centuries of the word geology: Ulisse Aldrovandi in Bologna, 1603, GB Vai & W Cavazza eds, Bologna, 2003, pp. 13-65

Capocaccia (L) Poggi (R) Short history of the Museo Civico di Storia Naturale 'Giacomo Doria' in Genoa, Archives of Natural History, 11, 1982, pp. 107-122

Cappelletti (EM) Living collections in the Botanical Garden (Padua) at the time of Cortuso (1591), The Botanical Garden of Padua, 1545-1995, A. Minelli ed., Venice, 1995, pp. 197-241

Cardoso (JL) From natural history to political economy: the enlightened mission of Domenico Vandelli in late 18th century Portugal, Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science, 34, 2003, pp. 781-803

Ciancio (L) The correspondence of a 'virtuoso' of the late Enlgihtenment: John Strange and the relationship between British and Italian naturalists, Archives of Natural History, 22, 1995, pp. 119-129

Crosland (M) The development of chemistry in the eighteenth century, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth century, 24, 1963, pp. 369-441

Eamon (W) Alchemy in popular culture: Leonardo Fioravanti and the search for the philosopher’s stone, Early Science and Medicine, 5, 2000, pp. 196-213

Findlen (P) The formation of a scientific community: Natural history in 16th century Italy, Natural Particulars: Nature and the Disciplines, A. Grafton & N. Siraisi eds, Cambridge MA, 2000

Friedman (T) Galilei’s Greenhouse, Garden History, 7, 1979, pp. 19-28

Frisinger (HH) The early history of meteorology, to 1800, New York, 1977

Gager (CS) Botanic gardens of the world: materials for a history, Brooklyn Botanic Garden Record, 26, 1937

Gortani (M) Italian pioneers in geology and mineralogy, Cahiers d’Histoire Mondiale, 7, 1963, pp. 503-522

Grieco (AJ) The social politics of pre-Linnean botanical classification, I Tatti Studies, 4, 1991, pp. 131-150

Gudger (EW) The five great naturalists of the 16th century: Belon, Rondolet, Salviani, Gesner and Aldrovandi, Isis, 22, 1934, 21-40

Jervis-Smith (FJ) Evangelista Torricelli, Oxford, 1908

Keller (AG) Sections and views: visual representation in 18th-century earthquake studies, British Journal of the History of Science, 31, 1998, pp. 129-159

Le Lievre (A) Naples: history and botany in the 18th century, Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, 18, 2001, pp. 46-62

Marabini (S) Vai (GB) Marsili’s and Aldrovandi’s early studies of the gypsum geology of the Apennines, Four centuries of the word geology: Ulisse Aldrovandi in Bologna, 1603, GB Vai & W Cavazza eds, Bologna, 2003, pp. 187-204

McConnell (A) Luigi Ferdinando Marsigli (1658-1730), from professional soldier to ‘father of oceanography’, The Mariner’s Mirror, 88, 2002, pp. 323-330

Middleton (WEK) Borelli and the eruption of Etna in 1699: some unpublished papers, Physis, 15, 1973, pp. 111-130

Middleton (WEK) Carlo Rinaldini and the discovery of convection in air, Physis, 10, 1968, pp. 299-305

Middleton (WEK) The Place of Torricelli in the History of the Barometer, Isis, 1963, 11-28

Middleton (WEK) History of the barometre, Baltimore, 1964

Middleton (WEK) Paolo del Buono on the elasticity of the air, Archive for History of Exact Sciences, 6, 1960, 1-28

Middleton (WEK) The 1669 eruption of Mount Etna: Francesco d'Arezzo on the vitreous nature of lava, Archives of Natural History, 11, 1982, pp. 99-102

Morello (N) Giovanni Francesco Buonamico and the Fossils: a Flood of problems, Italian Scientists in the Low Countries in the 17th and 18th centuries, CS Maffioli & LC Palm eds, Amsterdam, 1989, pp. 131-146

Morello (N) The question on the nature of fossils in the 16th and 17th centuries, Four centuries of the word geology: Ulisse Aldrovandi in Bologna, 1603, GB Vai & W Cavazza eds, Bologna, 2003, pp. 127-152

Morton (AG) Marginalia to Andrea Cesalpino's work on botany, Archives of Natural History, 10, 1981, pp. 31-36

Ogilvie (BW) The Many books of nature: Renaissance naturalists and information overload, Journal of the History of Ideas, 64, 2003, pp. 29-40

Ogilvie (BW) Image and text in natural history, 1500-1700, The Power of images in early modern science, W. Lefevre, J. Renn & U. Schopflin eds, Basel, 2003, pp. 141-166

Ogilvie (BW) Natural history, ethics and physico-theology, Historia: Empiricism and erudition in early modern Europe, G. Pomata & N.G. Siraisi eds, Boston, 2005

Olmi (G) From the marvelous to the commonplace: notes on the natural history museum, Non-verbal communication in science prior to 1900, R.G. Mazzolini ed., Florence, 1993, pp. 235-278

Olmi (G) Museums on paper in Emilia-Romagna from the 16th to the 19th century: from Aldrovandi to Count Sanvitale, Archives of Natural History, 28, 2001, pp. 157-178

Raggio (O) Collecting nature in Genoa, 1780-1870. From aristocratic patronage to civic patrimony, Journal of the History of Collections, 10, 1998, pp. 43-61

Rappaport (R) When geologists were historians, 1665-1750, Ithaca, 1997

Rhodes (D) The botanical garden of Padua: the first hundred years, Journal of Garden History, 4, 1984, 327-331

Sarti (C) Giuseppe Monti and palaeontology in 18th century Bologna, Nuncius, 8, 1993, pp. 443-456

Sarti (C) The geology collections in Aldrovandi’s museum, Four centuries of the word geology: Ulisse Aldrovandi in Bologna, 1603, GB Vai & W Cavazza eds, Bologna, 2003, pp. 153-168

Sarti (C) The Istituto della Scienza in Bologna and its geological and palaeontological collections in the 18th century, Four centuries of the word geology: Ulisse Aldrovandi in Bologna, 1603, GB Vai & W Cavazza eds, Bologna, 2003, pp. 205-220

Sartori (R) Luigi Ferdinando Marsili, founding father of oceanography, Four centuries of the word geology: Ulisse Aldrovandi in Bologna, 1603, GB Vai & W Cavazza eds, Bologna, 2003, pp. 169-178

Skehan (JW) Jesuits and geoscience from Kircher to Linehan, Chestnut Hill MA, 1991

Taylor (K) Nicolas Desmarest and Italian geology, Rocks, Fossils and History, G. Giglia & C. Maccagni eds, Florence, 1995, pp. 95-109

Taylor (K) Volcanoes as Accidents: how ‘natural’ were volcanoes to 18th-century naturalists?, Volcanoes and History, N. Morello ed, Genoa, 1998, 595-618

Terwen-Dionisius (EM) Date and design of the botanical garden in Padua, Journal of Garden History, 14, 1994, 213-235

Tongiorgi Tomasi (L) Projects for botanical and other gardens: a 16th-century manual, Journal of Garden History, 3, 1983, pp. 1-34

Tongiorgi Tomasi (L) The study of natural sciences and botanical and zoological illustration in Tuscany under the Medicis from the 16th to the 18th century, Archives of Natural History, 28, 2001, pp. 179-194

Vaccari (E) Mining and knowledge of the earth in 18th-century Italy, Annals of Science, 57, 2000, 163-180

Vaccari (E) Luigi Ferdinando Marsili geologist: from the Hungarian mines to the Swiss Alps, Four centuries of the word geology: Ulisse Aldrovandi in Bologna, 1603, GB Vai & W Cavazza eds, Bologna, 2003, pp. 179-186

Vai (GB) Aldrovandi’s Will: introducing the term ‘geology’ in 1603, Four centuries of the word geology: Ulisse Aldrovandi in Bologna, 1603, GB Vai & W Cavazza eds, Bologna, 2003, pp. 65-112

Vasoli (C) Alchemy in the 17th century: the European and Italian scene, Reason, Experiment and Mysticism in the Scientific Revolution, WR Shea & ML Righini Bonelli eds, New York, 1975, pp. 49-58

Vella Tomlin (R) Glimpses of natural science in an 18th-century manuscript, Melita Historica, 8, 1960, pp. 5-52


E: Technology

Belfanti (CM) Guilds, patents and the circulation of technological knowledge: Northern Italy in the early modern age, Technology & Culture, 45, 2004

Carpegna (N di) Brescian firearms from matchlock to flintlock: a compendium of names, marks and works, Rome & Brescia, 1997

Dibner (B) Moving the obelisks. A chapter in engineering history in which the Vatican obelisk in Rome in 1586 was moved by muscle power, New York, 1950

Fiorani (F) The Marvel of maps: Art, cartography and politics in Renaissance Italy, New Haven, 2005

Garcia-Diego (JA) Giovanni Francesco Sitoni (1532-1608), Hydraulic engineer of the Renaissance, History of Technology, 9, 1984, pp. 103-125

Golvers (N) Jesuit cartographers in China: Francesco Brancati SJ and the map (1661?) of Sungchiang prefecture, Imago Mundi, 52, 2000, 30-42

Jayawardene (SA) Rafael Bombelli, engineer-architect; some unpublished documents of the Apostolic Camera, Isis, 56, 1965, 298-306

Mazzotti (M) Enlightened mills: mechanizing olive oil production in Mediterranean Europe, Technology and Culture, 45, 2004

Parsons (WB) Engineers and engineering in the Renaissance, Cambridge MA, 1968 (1939)

Rosen (MS) The cosmos in the palace: the Palazzo Vecchio Guardaroba and the culture of cartography in early modern Florence, 1563-1589, PhD dissertation, University of California Berkeley, 2004

Sala (A) Pistols: History, technology and models from 1550 to 1913, Stackpole Books, 2005

Schechner (SJ) Between knowing and doing: Mirrors and their imperfections in the Renaissance, Early Science and Medicine, 10, 2005, pp. 137-162

Watts (PM) The donation of Constantine, Cartography and Papal Plenitudo Potestatis in the 16th century, MLN, 119, 2004

Westfall (RS) Floods along the Bisenzio: Science and technology in the age of Galileo, Technology and Culture, 30, 1989, 879-907

White (L) Pumps and pendula: Galileo and technology, Galileo Reappraised, Los Angeles, 1966, pp. 96-110

Wilkinson (C) Renaissance treatises on military architecture and the science of mechanics, Les Traites d’Architecture de la Renaissance, Paris, 1988, pp. 467-475



Part II: Bibliography in French


1) GENERAL WORKS AND HISTORIOGRAPHY

A : General works

AAVV, Etudes sur le Vallee d'Aoste au XVIIIe siecle, Grenoble, 1984

Alazard (J) La Venise de la Renaissance, Paris, 1956

Albitreccia (L) La Corse dans l’histoire, Lyons-Paris, 1939

Ambrogi (A) Histoire des Corses et de leur civilisation, Bastia, 1914

Andrieux (M) Histoire de Rome, Paris, 1960

Andrieux (M) Les Francais a Rome, Paris, 1968

Antonetti (P) Histoire de la Corse, Paris, 1974

Antonetti (P) Histoire de Florence, Paris, 1989

Antonetti (P) Venise au XVIIIe siecle: Le mythe et la realite, Annales de la Faculte de Lettres d’Aix, 41, 1966, pp. 239-255

Arrighi (P) La Vie Quotidienne en Corse au 18e siecle, Paris, 1970

Bailly (A) La Florence des Medicis, Paris, 1946

Battestini (F) Calvi au XVIe siecle, 1563-1607, Asnieres, 1967

Bec (C) Florence, 1300-1600: Histoire et culture, Paris, 1986

Bec (C) Histoire de Venise, Paris, 1993 & 2002

Bennassar (B) La Mediterranee du premier rang aux seconds roles (XVIe-XVIIIe siecles), Histoire de la Mediterranee, Paris, 1998, pp. 213-300

Bercé (YM) Waquet (JC) Sallmann (JM) Delille (G) L’Italie au XVIIe siecle, Paris, 1989

Bouchaud (P de) Periodes historiques de Bologne, Paris, 1909

Bourgin (G) Histoire de l’Italie, Paris, 1948

Boutier (J) ed., Florence et la Toscane, XIVe-XIXe siecles, Rennes, 2004

Bouvier & Laffargue, La Vie napolitaine au XVIIIe siecle, Paris, 1956

Braudel (F) Un modele italien, Paris, Arthaud, 1990

Braudel (F) Grammaire des civilisations, Paris, 1993

Braudel (F) Quilici (F) Venise, Paris, 1984

Braunstein (Ph) Delort (R) Venise: portrait historique d’une cite, Paris, 1971

Brice (C ) Histoire d’Italie, Paris, 1992 & 1999

Brizay (F) L’Italie a l’epoque moderne, Paris, 2001

Brucker (G) Florence: Six siecles de splendeur et de gloire, Paris, 1993

Busino (G) Histoire et societe en Italie, Geneve, 1972

Cavalli (K) Resume historique des duches de Parme et Plaisance, Marseille, 1867

Cerutti (AV) Le pays de la Doire (Aosta) et son peuple, Quart (IT), 1995

Chaliand (G) Rageau (JP) Atlas historique du monde mediterraneen, Paris, 1995

Chastel (A) La crise de la Renaissance, 1520-1600, Geneve, 1968

Colonna (C) Villat (L) Histoire de la Corse, Paris, 1927

Colonna d’Istria (R) Histoire de la Savoie, Paris, 2002, pp. 142-200

Costamagna (H) Nice aux siecles de la Renaissance et du baroque, Histoire de Nice et du pays nicois, M. Bordes ed, Toulouse, 1976

Crouzet-Pavan (E) Venise triomphante, Paris, 1998

D’Alegre (J) Grecs et Ottomans, 1453-1923, Paris, 2002

Daru (P) Histoire de la Republique de Venise, Paris, 2004, 2 vols. (before 1829)

Day (J) Le Sardaigne et ses maitres, These Lettres, Paris IV, 1982, 7 vols.

Decroisette (F) Venise au temps de Goldoni, Paris, 1999

Delumeau (J) Rome au 16e siecle, Paris, 1975

Delumeau (J) L’Italie de Botticelli a Bonaparte, Paris, 1976

Devos (R) Grosperrin (B) La Savoie de la Reforme a la Revolution francaise, Rennes, Ouest-France, 1985

Doumerc (B) L’Adriatique du XIIIe au XVIIe siecle, Histoire de l’Adriatique, P. Cabanes ed., Paris, 2001, pp. 203-313

Dubost (JF) La France italienne, Paris, 1997

Fabre (M) Les observateurs francais et la Corse au XVIIIe siecle, Memoire, Universite de Corse a Corte, 1997

Franceschi (R) Combats et souffrances d'un village Corse: Frasseto, 1770-1850, Paris, 2001

Frederix (P) Rome: Histoire de la ville eternelle, Paris, 1969

Galasso (G) L’Autre Europe, Rome, Ecole Francaise de Rome, v.154, 1992

Gauthiez (P) Milan, Paris, 1905

Genoux (C) Histoire de Savoie, Piemont et Sardaigne, Paris, 1853

Georgelin (J) L’Italie a la fin du 18e siecle, Paris, 1989

Georgelin (J) Venise au siecle des Lumieres, Paris, 1981

Giardina (A) Vauchez (A) Rome: l’idee et le mythe, Paris, 2000

Girolami-Cortona (F) Histoire de la Corse, Marseille 1971 (first pubd. 1906)

Godechot (J) Vaussard (M) Histoire de l’Italie moderne, t.1; le Risorgimento, 1770-1870, Paris, 1972

Gorani (G) Histoire de Milan depuis sa fondation jusqu’en 1796, ed. Carlo Capra, Milan, 1989

Graziani (AM) Introduction, Chronique de la Corse, 1560-1594, Ajaccio, 1996 2 vols.

Graziani (AM) La Corse genoise, Ajaccio, 1997

Gregori (J) Nouvelle histoire de la Corse, Paris, 1967

Grimal (P) Rome. Les siecles et les jours, Paris, 1982

Grimaldi (S) La Corse et le monde: histoire chronologique comparee, vol. 2, 1560-1769, Aix-en-Provence, 1992

Gut (P) L’Italie de la Renaissance a l’Unite, Paris, 2001

Hayward (F) Le dernier siecle de la Rome pontificale (1769-1814) Paris, 2 vols., 1927-28

Hibbert (C) Histoire de Rome: biographie d’une ville, Paris, 1988

Hildesheimer (F) La vie a Nice au 17e siecle, Paris, 1988

Histoire et culture en vallee d’Aoste: melanges offerts a Lin Colliard, Quart (It) 1993

Hure (J) Histoire de la Sicile, Paris, 1975

Jonard (N) La vie quotidienne a Venise au 18e siecle, Paris, 1965

Jonard (N) L’Italie des Lumieres. Histoire, societe et culture du XVIIIe siecle italien, Paris, 1996

Karaman (L) La Dalmatie a travers les ages, Zagreb, 1997.

Koller (F) Histoire de la principaute de Monaco, Bruxelles, 1963

Labande (LH) Histoire de la principaute de Monaco, Montecarlo-Paris, 1934

Larivaille (P) Le XVIe siecle italien, de l’apogee de la Renaissance a l’aube de l’age baroque, Paris, 1971

Le Gallais (M) Histoire de la Savoie et du Piemont, n.p., 1997 (first pubd. 1864)

Lemaitre (AJ) Lessing (E) Florence et la Renaissance, Paris, 2003

Lexique historique de l’Italie, Paris, 1977

Mandich (AM) ‘Malgoverno’ et joie de vivre dans l’Italie du XVIIIe siecle, Franco-Italica, 7, 1995, pp. 287-298

Mathorez (J) Les Italiens et l’opinion francaise a la fin du 16e siecle, Paris, 1914

Milza (P) Histoire de l'Italie: des origines a nos jours, Paris, 2005

Montanelli (I) Gervasi (R) L’Italie du 17e siecle, Paris, 1973

Norwich (J) Histoire de Venise, Geneve 1987

Pachonski (J) Les Polonais dans la Republique de Venise, 1794-1797, Italia, Venezia e Polonia tra Illuminismo e Romanticismo, Florence, 1973, pp. 237-256

Panella (A) Histoire de Florence, Paris, 1959

Pecout (N) Naissance de l’Italie moderne (1770-1914), Paris, 1997

Picot (E) Les Italiens en France au XVIe siecle, Bordeaux, 1901

Picot (E) Pour et contre l’influence italienne en France au 16e siecle, Etudes italiennes, 2, 1920

Pomponi (F) ed. Histoire d’Ajaccio, Ajaccio, 1992

Procacci (G) Histoire des italiens, Paris, 1970

Ricciardi (J) Histoire d’Italie, Paris, 1857

Saige (G) Monaco, ses origines et son histoire, Paris, 1897

Salvatorelli (L) Histoire de l’Italie des origines a nos jours, Roanne, 1984

Sozzi (L) La polemique anti-italienne en France au 16e siecle, Atti della Accademia delle scienze di Torino, 106, 1972

Truc (G) Florence et les Medicis, Paris, 1936.

Vallat (C) Marin (B) Biondi (G) Naples. Demythifier la ville, Paris, 1998

Vaussard (M) La Vie quotidienne dans la Rome pontificale du 18e siecle, Paris, 1962

Verge-Franceschi (M) Histoire de la Corse, Paris?, 1995 2 vols.

Yriarte (C) Florence. L’histoire, Paris, 1881

Zanotto (A) Histoire de la vallee d’Aoste, Aosta, 1968

Zeller (J) Histoire de l’Italie depuis l’invasion des Barbares jusqu’a nos jours, Paris, 1853

Zorzi (A) Le Grand Canal: La plus belle rue du monde, Paris, 1994

Zorzi (A) La republique du Lion: Histoire de Venise, Paris, 1988

Zorzi (A) Une cite, une republique, un empire: Venise, Paris, 1980


B : Historiography

Attal (F) Varvaro (P) La Circularite de l’horizon historiographique; l’histoire italienne entre Europe et Mezzogiorno. Entretien avec Giuseppe Galasso, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 112, 2000, pp. 385-399

Aymard (M) L’histoire italienne: une meconnue, Magazine litteraire, #237, janvier 1987

Aymard (M) La “Storia d’Italia”, dix ans après, Cahiers Vilfredo Pareto, #64, 1983, pp. 163-169

Bec (C) L’historiographie bourgeoise a Florence a la fin du 16e siecle: Giuliano de’Ricci, Revue des Etudes Italiennes, 20, 1974, 238-266

Boutier (J) Marin (B) Regards sur l’historiographie recente de l’Italie moderne, Revue d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, 45, 1998, pp. 7-14

Busino (G) Ruggiero Romano: Un Italien hors d’Italie, Cahiers Vilfredo Pareto, #64, 1983, pp. 181-190

Catalogue raisonne des ouvrages concernant la Savoie conserves a la Bibliotheque de la Societe, Annecy, 1894

Cauchie (A) Van der Essen (L) Inventaire des Archives farnesiennes, Bruxelles, 1911

Chauvard (JF) La decadence de Venise: les avatars d’un mythe historiographique, Venise 1297-1797: La republique des castors, Paris, 1997, 211-234

Gachard (PL) Les Archives farnesiennes a Naples, Bruxelles, 1869

Graziani (AM) Guide des sources de l'histoire de la Corse dans les archives genoises: T.1, epoque moderne, 1483-1790, Ajaccio, 2004

Grendi (E) Repenser la micro-histoire, Jeux d’echelles. La micro-analyse a l’experience, J. Revel ed., Paris, 1996, pp. 233-243

Laurain-Portemer (M) Apercus sur l’historiographie du ‘Seicento’ a propos d’ouvrages recents, Journal des Savants, 1977, p. 101

Lesage (GL) La production historique en Italie de 1940 a 1945. Le Moyen Age et Temps Modernes, Revue Historique, 197, 1947, p.79

Migliardi O’Riordan (G) Presentation des archives du Baile a Constantinople, Turcica, 33, 2001, pp. 339-367

Morandi (C) Histoire d’Italie du XVe au XVIIIe siecle, Revue Historique, 169, 1932, pp. 159-181, 340-376

Neveu (B) Muratori et l’historiographie gallicane, Luigi Antonio Muratori, Storiografo, Florence, 1975, pp. 241-304

Neveu (B) Biographie et historiographie: le “Dizionario biografico degli Italiani”, Journal des Savants, 1971, p. 32

Paris (E) La genese intellectuelle de l’oeuvre de Fernand Braudel: la Mediterranee (1923-1947), diss. doctorat, EHESS, 1997

Ruggiero Romano au pays de l’histoire et des sciences humaines: Revue europeenne des Sciences sociales, 1983 t.21, #64.


2) TRAVEL & HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY

A : Travel

Andrieux (M) Les Francais a Rome, Paris, 1968

Aruta Stampacchia (A) Bernis a Venise, Bollettino del CIRVI, 1, 1980

Backvis (C) Comment les Polonais du XVIIIe siecle voyent l’Italie et les Italiens, Annuaire de l’Institut de Philologie et d’Histoire Orientale et Slaves, 15, 1958, 195-288

Balsamo (J) Le voyage d'Italie et la formation des elites francaises, Renaissance & Reformation, 17, 2003

Bastiaensen (M) Voyageurs de la Renaissance et phenomenes volcaniques en Italie, Annali d’Italianistica, 14, 1996, pp. 363-397

Bellanger (Y) Quelques relations de voyage vers l’Italie et vers l’Orient au XVIe siecle, Voyager a la Renaissance: Actes du Colloque de Tours, 1983, Paris, 1987, pp. 453-66.

Bertaut (J) L’Italie vue par les Francais, Paris, 1913

Bertrand (G) ed., La Culture du voyage: Pratiques et discourse de la Renaissance a l’aube du XXe siecle, Paris, 2004

Bertrand (G) Un voyageur dans le sillage des Lumieres. Stendahl lecteur de guides et recits de voyage en Italie du XVIIIe siecle et debut du XIXe siecle, La Culture du voyage: Pratiques et discourse de la Renaissance a l’aube du XXe siecle, Paris, 2004, pp. 207-238

Bertrand (G) Parcours alpins sur le chemin de l’Italie (fin XVIIIe-debut XIXe siecles, Histoire des Alpes, 9, 2004, pp. 109-130

Bertrand (G) Bibliographie des etudes sur le voyage en italie, Voyage en Italie, Voyage en Europe, XVIe-XIXe siecles, Grenoble, 2000

Bertrand (G) En marge du voyage des elites dans l’Italie des Lumieres, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 111, 1999, pp. 847-881

Bertrand (G) Les mots de Venise dans les recits des voyageurs au XVIIIe siecle, De la tradition venitienne au regard des etrangers, Annali di Storia Moderna e Contemporanea, 6, 2000, pp. 391-420

Bertrand (G) ed., Paul Guiton et l’Italie des voyageurs au XVIIIe siecle; bibliographie critique des voyageurs francais en Italie, Moncalieri, 1999

Bertrand (G) Milan et Venise, deux capitales. Les metamorphoses du regard des voyageurs francais entre Grand Tour et tourisme de masse, Franco-Italica, 7, 1995, pp. 177-198

Bideaux (M) Le Voyage d’Italie: instrument de la connaissance de soi par la frequentation d’autrui, Bollettino del C.I.R.V.I., 17, 1996, pp. 1-20

Bideaux (M) ed., Voyage d’Italie: 1606, Geneve, 1982

Bideaux (M) Hommes vus dans le Voyage en Allemagne et en Italie de Montaigne, Montaigne Studies, 5, 1993

Boccassini (D) Ruines montaigniennes, Montaigne Studies, 5, 1993

Bodart (D) “La descrizione del Rione di Campo Marzio di Roma”: Artistes a Rome durant la peste de 1656, Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 38, 1967, pp. 475-532

Bonora (E) “Flanerie ideologique” dans la Venise du XVIe siecle: Francesco Sansovino et son guide (1581) Les guides imprimes du XVIe au XXe siecle: Ville, paysages, voyages, Paris, 2000, pp. 297-306

Boutier (J) Le grand tour: une pratique d'education des noblesses europeennes (XVIe-XVIIIe siecles), Le voyage a l'epoque moderne, Bulletin de l'Association des historiens modernistes des universites, 27, 2004, pp. 7-21

Brizay (F) Peut-on mesurer l’influence qu’eurent en France les guides et recits de voyage en Italie du milieu du XVIIe siecle?, La Culture du voyage: Pratiques et discourse de la Renaissance a l’aube du XXe siecle, Paris, 2004, pp. 77-119

Brizay (F) L’image de l’Italie dans les guides et les relations de voyage publies en France au XVIIe siecle (1595-1713): sa construction et son evolution, Lille, 1997

Brogini (A) Un Cosmopolitisme de frontiere (Malte), Cahiers de la Mediterranee, 67, 2003

Brosses (C de) Lettres familieres, 3 vols., Paris, 1991

Burger (PF) L’abbe Renaudot en Italie, 1700-1701, XVIIIe siecle, 1990, pp. 243-253

Caylus (Comte de) Voyage d’Italie, Ed. Amilda A. Pons, Paris, 1914

Charpetier (F) La Rome de Montaigne: modele et intercesseur, Montaigne e l’Italia, E. Balmas ed., Paris, 1991

Chevallier (E) Iter italicum: les voyageurs francais a la decouverte de l’Italie ancienne, Paris, 1984

Clement (P) L’Italie en 1671. Relation d’un voyage du Marquis de Seigneley, suivie de lettres inedites a Vivonne, du Quesne Tourvelle Fenelon, Paris, 1867

Cochin (CN) Le Voyage d’Italie (1758), Christian Michel ed., Rome, 1991

Descat (S) Le voyage d'Italie de Pierre-Louis Moreau: journal intime d'un architecte des Lumieres, Bordeaux 2004

Desideri (L) Les Corses et les sauvages dans les voyages du XVIIIe siecle, Etudes Corses, 9, 1981, pp. 6-21

De Socio (G) Le President de Brosses et l’Italie: Etude historique et litteraire, Paris, 1923

Dethan (G) Jean-Pierre Camus decrit les Italiens de son temps; les ‘Evenements singuliers’ de 1627, Travaux de literature offerts en homage a Noemi Hepp, Travaux Litteraires, 3, 1990, pp. 333-340

Duffo (Abb. Fr.) Un voyage en Italie au 17e siecle, Paris, 1930

Duffo (Abb Fr) Florence au XVIIe siecle sous les Medicis (1673), Paris, 1934

Dumesnil (JA) Voyageurs francais en Italie depuis le seizieme siecle jusqu’a nos jours, Paris, 1865

Etienne (R) Introduction, Voyage d'Italie, de Dalmatie, de Grece et du Levant (1678) de Jacob Spon, Paris, 2004

Festa (G) Le voyage en Sardaigne au siecle des Lumieres, Studies on Voltaire and the Eightenth century, 249, 1986, pp. 439-45

Festa (G) Rome au XVIIIe siecle, capitale dechue? Le temoignage des voyageurs francais, Paris et le phenomene des capitales litteraires; Congres de Paris, 1984, Paris, 1986, vol.2, pp. 947-958

Figeac (M) Promenade italienne en forme de reflexion politique: les lettres sur l’Italie du President Dupaty, Pouvoirs, contestations et comportements dans l’Europe moderne, Paris, 2005

Fink (GL) L’Image de l’Italie dans les lettres allemandes et francaises au 18e siecle: Colloque de Strasbourg 1992, Strasbourg, 1992

Fiorato (AC) Oltralpe et outre-monts: regards croises entre l'Italie et l'Europe a la Renaissance, supplement Studi Francesi, 139, Turin, 2003

Fontana (A) Les Italiens en France, La Circulation des hommes et des oeuvres entre la France et l’Italie a l’epoque de la Renaissance, Paris, 1993

Forray (F) Delalande voyageur. Visions du Piemont dans la seconde moitie du XVIIIe siecle, Bollettino del CIRVI, 4, 1983

Giddey (E) Les conditions materielles et spirituelles du voyage d’Italie a la fin du 16e et au debut du 17e siecle, Etudes de lettres, 3, 1960

Glaesener (H) Le voyage de Milton en Italie: prelude au Paradis Perdu, Revue de Litteratures Comparees, 16, 1936, pp. 294-329

Grell (C) Herculanum et Pompei dans les recits des voyageurs francais du XVIIIe siecle, Naples, 1982

Harder (H) Le President de Brosses et le voyage en Italie au 18e siecle, Geneva, 1981

Harris (MF) Le sejour de Montesquieu en Italie (1728-29): chronologie et commentaires, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, #127, 1974, pp. 65-197

Henin (E) Rome, un lieu commun? Usage et usure du Topos dans les recits des voyageurs francais a Rome au XVIIe siecle, Revue d'Histoire Litteraire de la France, 104, 2004, pp. 597-619

Hersant (Y) Italies. Anthologie des voyageurs francais aux XVIIIe et XIXe siecles, Paris, 1988

Humbert (P) Un voyage en Sicile (1635), XVIIe siecle, 4, 1949, 109-112

Iachello (E) La representation des villes siciliennes dans les recits des voyageurs francais, Revue d’Histoire Moderne, 40, 1993, 557-577

Jestaz (B) Le “Voyage d’Italie” de Robert de Cotte, Paris, 1966

Jonard (N) Rome dans les “Lettres familieres”: mythe et realite, Charles de Brosses, 1777-1977: Actes du Colloque de Dijon, Geneve, 1981

Jones-Davies (MT) De Londres a Venise, ou la “connaissance par comparaison”. L’Image de Venise au temps de la Renaissance, Paris, 1989, pp. 115-138

Joukovsky (F) Voyageurs francais dans la Venise du XVIe siecle, Revue de Litterature Comparee, 41, 1967, 481-507

Kanceff (E) Le probleme critique du voyage en Italie au Grand Siecle, La France et l’Italie au temps de Mazarin, Grenoble, 1986

Le Grandic (ER) Les voyageurs francais en Italie dans la deuxieme moitie du XVIIIe siecle, These de 3e cycle, Universite de Paris IV, 1987

Lelievre (P) Voyage de Vivant Denon au royaume de Naples, 1777-1779, Viaggio nel Sud, III: Calabria e dintorni, E. Kanceff & R Rampone eds., Geneve, 1993

Luciani (G) Les voyageurs francais et les musees italiens, XVIIIe siecle, 27, 1995, pp. 99-108

Mansau (A) Le fameux voyageur (1682) et l’Italie de Jean de Prechac, Bollettino del CIRVI, 10, 1989

Marin (B) Des delices et merveilles de la capitale espagnole (Naples) a la critique economique et sociale de la metropole des Lumieres, Viaggio nel Sud, II: Dalla Campania alla Calabria, E. Kanceff & R. Rampone eds, Geneve, 1992

Marin (B) La ville en miettes. L’image de Naples dans les recits de voyage et l’iconographie de la ville (1550-1740), Bollettino del CIRVI, 9, 1988

Marin (B) L’espace urbain dans les recits de voyage et l’iconographie de la ville, Naples 1550-1740, Bollettino del CIRVI, 7, 1986

Marin (B) Les miroirs de la ville. Representations textuelles et representations figurees. Naples 1550-1740, Bollettino del CIRVI, 6, 1985

Martinet (MM) Le voyage d’Italie dans les litteratures europeennes, Paris, 1996

Mascoli (L) Le journal du Voyage en Italie de l’abbe de Saint-Non (1759-1761), XVIIIe siecle, 1989, pp. 423-438

Mascoli (L) Le Voyage de Naples (1719) de Ferdinand Delamonce, Paris, 1984

Maugain (G) Quelques impressions de voyageurs italiens sur la France (1666-1735), Grenoble, 1909

Michea (R) Le voyage en Italie de Goethe, Paris, 1945

Michea (R) Le president de Brosses en Italie, Revue de litteratures comparees, 14, 1934, pp. 425-453

Michel (Chr) Le voyage d’Italie de Charles-Nicolas Cochin (1758), Paris, 1991

Monga (L) Introduction, Discours viatiques de Paris a Rome, et de Rome a Naples et Sicile, 1588-89, Geneve, 1983

Monga (L) Itineraires de Francais en Italie a l’epoque de Montaigne, Montaigne et l’Italie, E. Balmas ed., Geneve 1991

Monga (L) Naples et sa region dans la “Relation d’Italie” (1603) de Pierre Bergeron, Miscellanea d’italianistica in memoria de Mario Santoro, Naples, 1995, 139-161

Monga (L) Voyage et recit de voyage a la Renaissance, Montaigne Studies, 5, 1993

Neveu (B) ‘L’aria di qua delle Alpi’: Impressions septentrionales de Lorenzo Casoni (1677-1679), Melanges Lucien Ceyssens, Louvain, 1982

Neveu (B) Voyage de l’abbe de Saint-Non dans l’Italie du Sud, Journal des Savants, 1973, p. 295

Norci Cagiano de Azevedo (L) Caylus en Campanie, Journal des Savants, 2000, pp. 123-140

Pariset (FG) Jean-Baptiste Duval en Italie (1608-1609), Revue de Mediterranee, 21, 1961, 23-40, 171-192, 255-268.

Perez (MF) Pinault (M) Le voyage en Italie de Fougeroux de Bondaroy, XVIIIe siecle, 22, 1990, pp. 95-106

Perouse (GA) A propos du ‘Journal de Voyage en Italie’: Montaigne et les gens d’eglise, Culture et societe en Italie du Moyen Age a la Renaissance, Paris, 1985

Petitfrere (C) Le voyage en Italie, Histoire, #159, 1992, pp. 84-91

Petitfrere (C) Le ‘voyage d’Italie’ de Charles Duclos, Populations et cultures. Etudes reunites en l’honneur de Francois Lebrun, Rennes, 1989, pp. 479-486

Piaggi (G de) Les voyages de Brantome en Italie, Annales de la Faculte de Lettres d’Aix, 40, 1966, 79-116

Pommier (E) Les Italiens et la decouverte de la Moscovie, XVe-XVIIe siecle, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, 65, 1953, 247-284

Ranum (O) Ranum (PM) Introduction, Voyage en Allemagne, Hongrie et Italie, 1664-1665 de Charles Le Maistre, Paris, 2003

Roe (FC) Le voyage de Gray et Walpole en Italie, Revue de Litteratures Comparees, 6, 1926, pp. 189-206

Smith (M) Ecritures et lectures italiennes de l’espace francais au XVIe siecle, La Culture du voyage: Pratiques et discours de la Renaissance a l’aube du XXe siecle, Paris, 2004, pp. 21-50

Smith (MH) Les Italiens a la decouverte de la France au XVIe siecle. Geographie, voyages et representations de l’espace, Doct. diss., EHESS Paris, 1993, 3 vols.

Socio (G de) Le President Charles de Brosses et l’Italie, Rome, 1923

Spon (J) Voyage d’Italie, de Dalmatie, de Grece et du Levant, 1678, R. Etienne ed., n.p., 2003

Tarde (J) A la rencontre de Galilee: deux voyages en Italie, Geneve, 1984

Terlinden (C) Voyage en Italie de trois gentilhommes flamands, 1724-25, Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 30, 1957, pp. 215-536

Terlinden (C) Le voyage en Italie du chevalier van den Branden de Reethe (1713-1714), Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 32, 1960, pp. 211-278

Trenard (L) Images d’Italie dans la presse francaise d’Ancien regime, Ethnopsychologie, 26, 1971

Tuzet (H) La Sicile au 18e siecle vue par les voyageurs etrangers, Strasbourg, 1955

Verduci (C) Un recit de voyage au tournant des Lumieres, Bollettino del C.I.R.V.I., 20, 1999, pp. 17-56

Voyage en Italie, en Sicile et a Malte, 1778, par quatre voyageurs hollandais, n.p., 2 vols., 1994

Waquet (F) Un image modere et optimiste de l’Italie. Le ‘Dictionnaire historique et geographique de l’Italie (1775) de Lacombe, L’Image de l’Italie dans les lettres allemandes, anglaises et francaises au XVIIIe siecle: Collection Recherches Germaniques, 4, 1994, pp. 181-94.

B : Historical Geography & Ecology

Berce (YM) Influence de la malaria sur l’histoire evenementielle du Latium, 16e-19e siècles, Malades et societe, XIIe-XVIIIe siecles, Actes du colloque de Bielefeld, novembre 1986, Paris, 1989, pp.367-374

Blanchard (M) Bibliographie critique de l’histoire des routes des Alpes Occidentales sous l’etat de Piemont-Savoie (XVIIe-XVIIIe siecles) et l’epoque Napoleonienne, Grenoble, 1920

Blanchard (R) Les Alpes occidentales, vol.6, 1 and 2, Le versant piemontais, Paris, 1952-1954

Bonin (S) Calia (I) Day (J) Jelinski (A) Atlas de la Sardaigne rurale aux 17e et 18e siecles, Paris, 1991

Bottin (M) Les Alpes maritimes selon Pierre Gioffredo (1629-1692). Elements pour une histoire transfrontaliere de la region nicoise, Histoire des Alpes, 6, 2001, pp. 55-70

Bourdin (Ph) ed., Assainissement et salubrite publique en Europe meridionale (fin du Moyen-Age, Epoque moderne), Clermont-Ferrand, 2001

Braudel (F) La Mediterranee et le monde mediterraneen a l’epoque de Philippe II, 2 vols, Paris 1966 (1949)

Braudel (F) Les ecrits de Fernand Braudel: Autour de la Mediterranee, Paris, 1996

Broc (N) La geographie de la Renaissance, Paris, 1986

Cabanes (P) ed., Histoire de l’Adriatique, Paris, 2001

Camporesi (P) Les belles contrees: naissance du paysage italien, Paris, 1995

Carpentier (T) Lebrun (F) eds, Histoire de la Mediterranee, Paris, 1998

Casta (F) Paroisses et communes de France. Dictionnaire d’histoire administrative et demographique, vol. 20; Corse, Paris, 1993

Ciriacono (S) ed., Eau et developpement dans l'Europe moderne, Paris, 2004

Ciriacono (S) Les marais italiens dans le contexte europeen du XVIe au XIXe siecles, Aux rives de l’incertain. Histoire et representation des marais occidentaux du Moyen-Age a nos jours, Paris, 2002, pp. 311-19

Ciriacono (S) Drainage et controle des eaux dans l’Europe du XVIe siecle, Water Control in Western Europe, 12th-16th centuries, Proceedings of the Eleventh International Economic History Congress, Milan, 1994, pp. 139-149

Costamagna (H) Aspects et problemes de la vie agro-pastorale dans le comte de Nice (1699-1792), Revue d’histoire economique et sociale, 49, 1971, pp. 508-549

Desplanques (H) Campagnes ombriennes; contribution a l’etude des paysages ruraux en Italie centrale, Paris, Armand Colin, 1969

Desplanques (H) La Lutte contre l’erosion des sols en Italie, Bulletin de la Societe de Geographie de Lille, II, 1959, pp. 14-25

Desplanques (H) Une carte du peuplement de la region de Gubbio, au 16e siecle, Mediterranee, Aix-en-Provence, 1963, pp. 5-13

Fettah (S) Le cosmopolitisme livournais, representations et institutions, XVIIe-XIXe siecles, Cahiers de la Mediterranee, 67, 2003

Fontaine (L) Montagnes et migrations de travail. Un essai de comparaison globale, XVe-XXe siecle, Revue d'Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 52, 2005, pp. 26-48

Fontaine (L) Dimensions spatiales des pouvoirs politiques et economiques dans les Alpes occidentales, XVIe-XVIIIe siecles, Poteri economici e poteri politici, S. Cavaciocchi ed., Florence, 1999

Forien de Rochesnard (J) Lavagne (F) Les poids et mesures du Comte de Nice, de la Corse et de Monaco, Actes du 90e Congres des Societes Savantes, Nice 1965, Paris, 1966, pp. 451-68.

Gaziello (F) Le conseil communal de Saorge et la route Nice-Coni (1782-1788), Recherches Regionales, 1977, pp. 2-28.

Georgelin (J) Venise: le climat et l’histoire, Studi Veneziani, 18, 1989, pp. 313-322

Guidoboni (E) Tremblements de terre et politique d’intervention en Italie: une synthese des strategies adoptees au cours des quatres derniers siecles, Les Pouvoirs publics face aux risques naturels dans l’histoire, R. Favier ed., Grenoble, 2002

Hocquet (JC) La diversion des fleuves; Venise, une cite batie contre l’eau, Les Cahiers de Science et Vie, no.81

Hocquet (JC) La defense du Lido et des ports, Les Cahiers de Science et Vie, no.81

Homberg (O) L’eau romaine, Paris, 1936

Hurtubise (P) Comment Rome apprit la nouvelle du massacre de la Saint-Barthelemy: contribution a une histoire de l’information au XVIe siecle, Archivum Historiae Pontificiae, 10, 1972, 187-209

Kayser (B) Recherches sur les sols et l’erosion en Italie meridionale; Lucanie, Paris, SEDES, 1961

Labrot (G) Quand l’histoire murmure: Villages et campagnes du Royaume de Naples (XVIe-XVIIIe siecles), Rome, 1995

Lavollee (R) Les tremblements de terre de 1783 a Messine et en Calabre, Revue des Questions historiques, 86, 1909, pp. 133-153

Le Lannou (M) Patres et paysans de la Sardaigne, Tours, 1941

Lestringant (F) Venise et l’archipel chez quelques geographes de la Renaissance, L’Image de Venise au temps de la Renaissance, Paris, 1989, pp. 153-64

Manzano Gonzalez (R) Presence et influence de l'Espagne dans la civilisation napolitaine du XVIe siecle, These de doctorat, Universite de Paris VII-Nanterre, 2005

La Mediterranee occidentale au XVIIe siecle: Actes du Colloque de 1989, Paris, 1990

Miceli (J de) Les Arbresh italo-albanais: des origines (XIVe siecle) a nos jours, diss. Doctorat, Universite de Toulouse, 1996

Ortolani (M) Les travaux routiers sur le territoire de Tende au XVIIIe siecle, Bollettino della Societa per gli studi storici, archeologici ed artistici della Provincia di Cuneo, 126, 2002, 45-81.

Palliere (J) Le maitre savoyard de la cartographie, Actes des 108e et 109e Congres nationaux, Grenoble & Dijon, 1983-84, Paris, 1985, pp. 59-67

Parain (C) Le Mediterranee: les hommes et leurs travaux, Paris, 1936

Pasquini (P) Des parlers a la langue: le napolitain et le provencal face a l’italien et au francais, 18e-20e siecles, diss. doctorat, Universite Aix-Marseille, 1991, 2 vols.

Pognon (E) La vue cavaliere de Nice gravee en 1543 par Enea Vico, Actes du 90e Congres national des Societes savantes, Nice 1965: Section de geographie, Paris, 1966, pp. 29-37.

Quenet (G) Les tremblements de terre aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles. La naissance d'un risque, Seyssel 2005

Ranzani (BO) L’Italie; du ‘malsain’ geologique au ‘malsain’ anthropologique, Franco-Italica, 7, 1995, pp. 33-55

Ravis-Giordani (G) ed., Atlas ethnohistorique de la Corse, Paris, 2004

Ronna (M) Les eaux de Rome, sources, aqueducs, fontaines, Bulletin de la societe d’encouragement de l’industrie nationale, 96, 1897, pp. 1065-1140

Serra (A) Guides d’Europe sur initiative des courriers: un manuel en formation a Venise au XVIIe siecle, Quaderni di Studi e Ricerche, 1991-92, pp. 242-315

Siegfried (A) Vue generale de la Mediterranee, Paris, 1943

Sopheau (P) Les variations de la frontiere francaise dans les Alpes depuis le XVIe siecle, Annales de Geographie, 3, 1893-94, pp. 183-200.

Sorre (M) Les fondements biologiques de la geographie humaine, Paris, 1943

Stephanopoli de Comnene (M) Histoire des Grecs-Mainotes en Corse, 1676-1731, Athens, 1997

Stephanopoli di Comnene (M) Histoire des Grecs-Mainotes (Corse 1731-1775), Athens, 2000

Vitte (P) Les Campagnes du Haut-Appenin. Evolution d’une societe montagnarde, Clermont-Ferrand, 1986

Waquet (JC) Les loups et l’homme dans le Pisan (1637-1640), Ricerche di Storia moderna. III, ed. M. Mirri, Pisa, 1984, pp.281-291

Zysberg (A) Venise: la Serenissime et la mer, Paris, 2000



3: POLITICAL & ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY

A : General politics

AAVV La Republique en exil (XVe-XVIe siecles); le laboratoire italien, Politique et Societe, 3, 2002

AAVV Police et contrôle du territoire dans les villes capitales, Melanges de l'Ecole Francaise de Rome, Italie et Mediterranee 115, 2003

AAVV Pouvoirs publics (etat, administration) et ville en France, Italie et Espagne de la fin du XVIIe siecle a la fin du XVIIIe siecle, Montpellier, 2000

Acquaviva (MJ) Genes et le debut des revoltes de Corse (1730): Inventaire analytique des principales sources, diss. doctorat, Universite de Corte, 1992

Amari (M) La Sicile et les Bourbons, Paris, 1849

Ancel (R) Etude critique sur quelques recueils d’avvisi, Melanges d’archeologie et d’histoire, 28, 1908, pp. 115-139

Aymard (M) L’abolition de la feodalite en Sicile: le sens d’une reforme, Annuario dell’Istituto Storico Italiano per l’eta moderna e contemporanea, 23-23, 1971-1972, pp.67-85

Bailly (A) La Serenissime Republique de Venise, Paris, 1958

Balard (M) Genes et l’outre-mer, Paris, 1973

Bedarida (H) Parme et la France, 1748-1789, Paris, Honore Champion, 1927

Bedarida (H) A l’apogee de la puissance bourbonienne: Parme dans la politique francaise au 18e siecle, Paris, 1930

Benaiteau (M) Les dependances feodales des di Tocco en Calabre Citerieure, 1788-1810, La Calabria dalle riforme alla restaurazione, Salerno-Catanzaro, 1981, vol. 2, 15-26

Berce (YM) La carriere politique dans l’Etat pontifical au 17e siecle, Journal des Savants, 1965, pp.645-652

Berce (YM) Fasano Guarini (E) eds., Complots et conjurations en Europe moderne, Rome, EFR #220, 1996

Blondy (A) L’Ordre de Malte au XVIIIe siecle, Paris, 2002

Blondy (A) Un pamphlet scandaleux contre Malte et l’ordre de St. Jean, ‘L’Ordre de Malte devoile’, Melita Historica, 11, 1992, pp. 59-76

Blondy (A) L’affaire du Capitaine de Nuit (1770): prehistoire du sentiment national maltais, Melita Historica, 13, 2000, pp. 1-22

Bluche (F) Le despotisme eclaire, Paris, Fayard, 1968

Boutier (J) Trois conjurations italiennes: Florence (1575), Parme (1611), Genes (1628), Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie-Mediterranee, 108, 1996, pp. 319-375

Boutier (J) Florence et la Toscane, XIVe-XIXe siecles: Les dynamiques d’un etat italien, Rennes, 2004.

Boyer (F) La vie politique en Italie au XVIIIe siecle, Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 75, 1961, pp. 350-365

Boyer de Saint-Suzanne (R de) La principaute de Monaco, Paris, 1884

Buttay (F) La mort du pape entre Renaissance et Contre-Reforme, Revue Historique, 625, 2003, pp. 67-94

Callard (C) Storia patria: histoire, pouvoir et societe a Florence au XVIIe siecle, These de doctorat, Universite Paris-Sorbonne, 2003

Casanova (A) Identite corse, outillage et Revolution francaise. Essai d’approche ethno-historique (1770-1830), Paris, 1996

Cavallera (M) Les fiefs imperiaux dans l’Italie nord-occidentale au XVIIIe siecle, Les enclaves territoriaux aux temps modernes, P. Delsalle & A. Ferrer eds, Besancon, 2000, pp. 185-208

Cerutti (S) Clientele et confiance. Les conflits entre le gouvernement central et les elites urbaines a Turin aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Patronages et Clientelismes 1550-1750 (France, Angleterre, Espagne, Italie), C. Giry-Deloison & R. Mettam eds, Villeneuve d’Ascq, 1995, pp. 149-164.

Colombani (J) Les institutions politiques et administratives de la Corse sous la monarchie francaise, 1768-1789, diss. doctorat, Universite de Nice, 1971

Colombani (J) Aux origines de la Corse francaise: politique et institutions, 1768-1790, Ajaccio, 1978

Combes de Lestrade, La Sicile sous la monarchie des Savoie, Paris, 1864

Conflits politiques, controverses religieuses. Essais d’histoire europeenne aux XVIe-XVIIIe siecles, O. Elyada & J. Le Brun eds, Paris, 2002.

Contamine (P) L’Etat et les aristocraties, 14e-17e siecles, Paris, 1989

Corse et Sardaigne entre reformisme et revolution (1768-1794), n.p. 1989

Davico (R) ‘Peuple’ et ‘Notables’ (1750-1816); Essai sur l’Ancien regime et la Revolution en Piemont, Paris, 1981

David (M) De l’organisation administrative, financiere et judiciaire du Comtat-Venaissin sous la domination des papes (1229-1791), Aix-en-Provence, 1912

Decaux (A) Monaco et ses princes: sept siecles d’histoire, Paris, 1997

Denis (P) Notes sur la Cour de Rome au 17e et 18e siecle, Arras, 1913

Des Cars (J) Il etait une fois Monaco: une famille, 700 ans d’histoire, Monaco, 1996

Diaz (F) L’Italie des princes eclaires, Annales de l’Histoire de la Revolution francaise, 1979, pp.581-593

Diehl, Une republique patricienne: Venise, Paris, 1916

Dooley (B) De bonne main: les pourvoyeurs de nouvelles a Rome au XVIIe siecle, Annales: Histoire, Sciences Sociales, 54, 1999, pp. 1317-1344

Doria (G) La classe dirigeante a Genes, Pouvoir et institutions en Europe au XVIe siecle A. Stengman ed., Paris, 1987.

Dubost (JF) Les Italiens en France aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles (1570-1670), Doct. diss., Paris I, 1992, 4 vols.

Duccini (H) L’entourage des Concini: les etrangers et leur image entre 1610 et 1617, Le sentiment national dans l’Europe moderne: Association des Historiens modernists des Universites, 15, Paris, 1990, pp. 25-52

Durand (Y) Les Republiques au temps des monarchies, Paris, 1973

L’echo des evenements de France dans les Etats de la Maison de Savoie de 1788 a 1792, Grenoble, 1992

Emmanuelli (R) L’equivoque de Corse, 1768-1805, Ajaccio, 1989

Emmanuelli (FX) Les Etats de Corse au temps de la monarchie francaise, Corse et Sardaigne entre Reformisme et Revolution; Colloque d’Ajaccio, 1988, Etudes Corses, 16, 1988, pp. 57-67

Engel (CE) Histoire de l’Ordre de Malte, Geneve & Paris, 1968

Essen (L Van der) Les Italiens en Flandre aux 16e et 17e siecles, Bruxelles, 1926

Ettori (F) La Paix genoise, Histoire de la Corse, Arrighi (P) ed., 1971

Fasano Guarini (E) “Etat moderne” et anciens Etats italiens. Elements d’histoire comparee, Revue d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, 45, 1998, pp. 15-41

Fettah (S) Les emeutes de Santa Giulia a Livourne. Conflits locaux et resistances au despotisme eclaire dans l’Italie a la fin du XVIIIe siecle, Provence Historique, 50, 2000

Filippini (AP) Chronique de la Corse, 1560-1594, 2 vols. A.M. Graziani ed., Ajaccio 1995

Fiorato (A) Grandeur et servitude du secretaire: du savoir rhetorique a la collaboration politique, Culture et professions en Italie, A. Fiorato ed., Paris, 1989

Formica (M) L’information politique a Rome au XVIIe et au XVIIIe siecle, Gazettes et Information politique sous l’Ancien Regime, Saint-Etienne 1999, pp. 33-47

Frezet (J) Histoire de la maison de Savoie, Turin, 1826-27, 3 vols.

Galluzzi (JR) Histoire du grand-duche de Toscane sous le gouvernement des Medicis, Paris, 9 vols, 1782-84

Genese de l’Etat moderne en Italie: Approches historique et anthropologique des pratiques et des representations, Rome, 1993

Glenisson-Delannee (F) Esprit de faction, sensibilite municipale et aspirations regionales a Sienne entre 1525 et 1559, Quetes d’une identite collective chez les Italiens de la Renaissance, Paris, 1990, pp. 175-308

Godechot (J) Les origines du Risorgimento: 1750-1796, Information Historique, 16, 1954, pp. 175-182

Les Granvelle et l’Italie au XVIe siecle, Besancon, 1996

Graziani (AM) La Corse vue de Genes, Ajaccio, 1998, 2 vols.

Guerrini-Graziani (J) Genes et la Corse, ou les aleas de l’Histoire, Paris, 1984

Guichonnet (P) La Savoie et le royaume de Sardaigne, Grenoble 1957

Gutton (F) Sous l’embleme de la Croix de Saint-Jean de Jerusalem. La chevalerie hospitaliere et militaire de l’Ordre de Malte, Paris, 1980.

Hanlon (G) Le feodalisme benin: un fief toscan au XVIIe siecle, Pouvoirs, contestations et comportements dans l’Europe moderne. Melanges en l’honneur du professeur Yves-Marie Berce, B. Barbiche & JP Poussou eds, Paris, 2005

Hayward (F) Histoire de la Maison de Savoie, Paris, 1943, 2 vols.

Hurtubise (P) Un projet de dynastie pontificale au XVIe siecle: la succession du pape Paul III, Societes et ideologies des temps modernes: Hommage a Arlette Jouanna, Montpellier 1996, vol. 1 pp. 179-195

Iliadou (D) La Crete sous la domination venitienne et lors de la conquete turque (1322-1684) d’apres les pelerins et les voyageurs, Studi Veneziani, 9, 1967, pp. 535-620

Iliadou (D) La Crete sous la domination venitienne et lors de la conquete turque (1322-1684), Studi Veneziani, 1973, pp.451-584

Jalla (I) Histoire des Vaudois des Alpes, Pinerolo, 1926

Kaiser (W) Rouchon (O) Violences et pouvoirs dans l’espace italien, XVe-XVIIe siecles, Provence Historique, 50, 2000

Lamotte (P) La declaration d’independence de la Corse, Etudes Corses, 74, 1954, pp. 35-43

Lanfranchi (MA) Le contenu politique de la religion face a la societe corse au XVIIe siecle, diss. doctorat, Universite de Nice, 1996

Lanfrey (P) Histoire politique des papes, Paris, 1870?
Le Gallais (H) Histoire de la Maison de Savoie et du Piemont, Tours, 1883

Massafra (A) Un probleme ouvert a la recherche: la “crise” du baronnage napolitain a la fin du XVIIIe siecle, L’Abolition de la “feodalite” dans le monde occidental, 2 vols., Paris 1971, vol. 1, pp. 245-262

Mastellone (S) Les revoltes de 1647 en Italie du Sud etaient-elles paysannes ou urbaines?, Revue d’histoire diplomatique, 1978, pp. 166-188

Mattei (N) Un visiteur apostolique en Corse au temps des guerres de Paoli, Etudes Corses, 57

Matter (P) Les origines du Risorgimento 1: Les traditions du XVIIIe siecle, Revue des Sciences Politiques, 49, 1926, pp. 352-371

Maugain (G) Rome et le gouvernment pontifical au 18e siecle d’apres les voyageurs francais, L’Italie au 18e siecle, Paris, 1929, pp. 45-73

Mousnier (R) Le trafic des offices a Venise, Revue historique du droit francais et etranger, 1952, pp.552-565; reprinted in La plume, la faucille et le marteau, Paris, 1971, pp.387-401

Muto (G) Pouvoirs et territoires dans l’Italie espagnole, Revue d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, 45, 1998, pp. 42-65

Navenne (F de) Rome, le Palais Farnese et les Farnese, Paris, 1914

Neveu (B) Episcopus et princeps Urbis: Innocent XI reformateur de Rome d’apres des documents inedits, 1676-1689, Romische Kurie, ed. E. Gatz, Rome, 1979, vol.2, pp.597-633

Nicolas (J) La Noblesse et l’Etat en Savoie au 18e siecle, Cahiers d’histoire, 1977, pp.135-151

Nicolas (J) La Savoie au 18e siecle: Noblesse et bourgeoisie, Paris, 1978

Nicolas (J) Un homme des Lumieres entre Reformes et Revolution: le Commandeur Curti, avocat fiscal general au Senat de Savoie, 1787-1790, L’Echo des evenements de France dans les etats de la Maison de Savoie de 1788 a 1792, Grenoble, 1992, pp. 17-42

Nisard (Ch) Guillaume Du Tillot: Sa disgrace, sa chute et sa mort, Revue de France, 1879

Noussan (D) L’extinction des cens dans la vallee d’Aoste, Bulletin de la Societe Academique, religieuse et scientifique du duche d’Aoste, 19, 1905

Oliva (G) L’image du royaume de Sardaigne en 1792-93 a travers les rapports des commandants de l’armee des Alpes, L’Echo des evenements de France dans les etats de la Maison de Savoie de 1788 a 1792, Grenoble, 1992, pp. 197-211

Palliere (J) De la Savoie au comte de Nice en 1760, Montmelian, 2000

Palluel-Guillard (A) Les debuts de la Revolution francaise selon l’ambassade de Sardaigne a Paris, 1789-1792, L’Echo des evenements de France dans les etats de la Maison de Savoie de 1788 a 1792, Grenoble, 1992, pp. 179-196

Pansini (G) Les reformes de Francois-Etienne de Lorraine en Toscane (1737-1765), La Lorraine dans l’Europe des Lumieres; Actes du Colloque de Nancy, Nancy, 1966

Patronages et clientelismes, 1550-1750: France, Angleterre, Espagne, Italie. Actes du Colloque de 1990, Lille, 1995

Perol (C) Cortona: pouvoirs et societes aux confins de la Toscane, XVe-XVIe siecles, Rome, 2004

Plaisance (M) Affirmation de la politique de Come 1er, Les ecrivains et le pouvoir en Italie a l’epoque de la Renaissance, Paris, 1973

Poncin (L) Les doleances de la Corse a travers les Cahiers de 1789, Ajaccio, 1988

Poulet (H) Les Lorrains a Florence, Nancy, 1909

Raggio (O) Parenteles et espaces politiques en Ligurie a l’epoque moderne, Espaces et familles dans l’Europe du sud a l’age moderne, S. Woolf ed., Paris, 1993, pp. 143-163

Rao (AM) Charles de Bourbon a Naples, Le Regne de Charles III. Le despotisme eclaire en Espagne, G. Chastagnaret & G. Dufour, Paris, 1994, pp. 29-57

Rao (AM) Les elites de pouvoir et les territoires ‘dependants’, Les elites du pouvoir et la construction de l’Etat en Europe, Paris, 1996, pp. 103-32

Raybaud (LP) Papaute et pouvoir temporel sous les pontificats de Clement XII et de Benoit XIV, 1730-1750, Paris, 1963

Reinhard (W) ed., Les elites du pouvoir et la construction de l’etat en Europe, Paris, 1996

Retz (JFP de Gondi, cardinal de) Histoire de la conjuration du comte Jean-Louis de Fiesque, ed. Armand Hoog, Paris, 1949

Ricuperati (G) La circulation des nouvelles politiques a Turin et dans l’etat de Savoie a la fin de l’Ancien regime, Gazettes et information politique sous l’Ancien Regime, St. Etienne 1999, pp. 57-67

Robert (JB) Histoire de Monaco, Paris, 1973 & 1997

Rodocanachi (E) Les institutions communales de Rome sous la Papaute, Paris, 1901

Rodocanachi (E) Le capitole romain; Antique et moderne, Paris, 1905

Romani (M) Les reformes institutionnelles de Guillaume III Gonzague, Pouvoir et institutions en Europe au 16e siecle, Paris, 1987, ed. Andre Stegmann, pp. 57-64

Saige (G) La seigneurie de Monaco au milieu du XVIe siecle, Monaco, 1896

Schnettger (M) Le Saint-Empire et ses peripheries: l’exemple de l’Italie, Histoire: Economies et Societes, 2004, pp. 7 ss.

Schulte van Kessel (E) Les institutions flamandes et neerlandais a Rome durant la Renaissance, Fiamminghi a Roma, 1508-1608, Bruxelles, 1995, pp. 54-60

Smith (MH) Complots, revoltes et temperaments nationaux: Francais et Italiens au XVIe siecle, Complots et conjurations dans l’Europe moderne: Actes du Colloque de Rome, 1993, Rome, 1996, pp. 93-115

Societes et ideologies des Temps Modernes: Hommage a Arlette Jouanna, Montpellier, 1996, 2 vols.

Sozzi (L) La polemique anti-italienne en France au XVIe siecle, Atti dell’ Accademia delle scienze di Torino. Classe di scienze morali, storiche e filologiche, 106, 1971-72, pp. 99-190

Sy (P) Apres le deces de Guillaume Du Tillot marquis de Felino, Archivio Storico per le Provincie Parmense, 22, 1970, pp. 305-21

Tenenti (A) Les institutions maritimes de Venise (1500-1600), Pouvoir et institutions en Europe au XVIe siecle, A. Stegmann ed, Paris, 1987, pp. 29-38

Torne (O von) Ptolemee Gallio, Cardinal de Come: Etude sur la Cour de Rome au XVIe siecle, Paris, 1907

Trivulce de Belgiojoso (C) Histoire de la maison de Savoie, Paris, 1860

Truc (G) Florence et les Medicis, Paris, 1936

Venise au temps des galeres, Paris, 1968

Villamora (A de) Notice historique des Ordres de Chevalerie appartenant a la maison royale des princes de Gonzaga, Lyon, 1863.

Villani (P) L’abolition de la feodalite dans le royaume de Naples, L’Abolition de la “feodalite” dans le monde occidental, 2 vols., Paris 1971, vol. 1, pp. 263-272

Villard (R) Le tyran et son double: la capitation du tyrannicide par le prince italien au XVIe siecle, Cahiers de la Mediterranee, 66, 2003

Villard (R) Du bien commun au mal necessaire: tyrannies, assassinats politiques et souverainete en Italie, 1470-1600, these de doctorat, Universite de Paris-Sorbonne, 2004

Villat (L) La Corse de 1768 a 1789, 2 vols., Besancon, 1925

Visceglia (MA) Brice (C) Ceremonial et politique pendant la periode moderne, Ceremonial et rituel a Rome (16e-19e siecles), Rome 1997, pp. 1-26

Waquet (JC) La Toscane apres la paix de Vienne (1737-1765); preponderance autrichienne ou absolutisme lorrain?, Revue d’histoire diplomatique, 1979, pp.202-222

Yvia-Croce (H) Quarante ans de gloire et de misere: la Revolution corse (1729-1769), Ajaccio, 1996

Zeininger (HC de) Quelques considerations sur la souverainete de l’Ordre de Saint-Jean, dit de Malte, Zeitschrift fur Schweizerische Kirchengeschichte, 45, 1951, pp. 215-231



B : Political Biography

Acton (H) Les Bourbons de Naples, Paris, 1986

Acton (H) Les derniers Medicis, Paris, 1984

Alexandre-Debray (J) La Venitienne des Medicis, Paris, 1994.

Andrieux (M) Les Medicis, Paris, 1958

Angelini (JV) Histoire de Theodore Ier, roi de Corse et l'ordre de la delivrance, Paris, 1996

Armigaud (MJ) La Maison de Savoie et les archives de Turin, Paris, 1877

Asseline (A) Madame de Monaco, Paris, 1884

Aymard (M) Revel (J) La famille Farnese, Palais Farnese, vol. 1, Rome, 1981, pp. 695-715

Balanso (J) Les Bourbons de Parme; histoire des infants d’Espagne, ducs de Parme, Biarritz, 1996

Baraudon (A) Une tragique aventure. L’abdication et l’emprisonnement du premier roi de Sardaigne, 1730-1732, Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 1898, pp. 556-580

Barbe (L) Don Pedro Tellez Giron, Duc d’Osuna, Vice-roi de Sicile 1610-1616: contribution a l’etude du regne de Philippe III, Paris, 1992

Barthelemy (E) Les princes de la Maison de Savoie, Paris, 1860

Baschet (A) La diplomatie venitienne. Les princes de l’Europe au XVIe siecle, Paris, 1862

Baudson (E) Charles de Gonzague, duc de Nevers, de Rethel et de Mantoue, 1580-1637, Paris, 1947

Beaudoin-Matuszek (MN) Les archives d’une reine, Marie de Medicis, Histoire et Archives, no. 2, 1997

Bedarida (H) Les premiers Bourbons de Parme et l’Espagne, 1731-1802: inventaire analytique des principales sources, Paris, 1928

Bethouart (A) Le prince Eugene de Savoie: soldat, diplomate, mecene, Paris, 1975

Bildt (C de) Christine de Suede et le conclave de Clement X, Paris, 1906

Boissieu (J) Sampiero Corso, Paris, 1979

Bonnefons (A) Marie-Caroline, Reine des Deux-Siciles, Paris, 1905

Bordonove (G) Mazarin: le pouvoir et l’argent, Paris, 1996

Boulenger (J) Les aventures du capitaine Alonso de Contreras (1582-1633), Paris, 1933

Bourgeois (E) Le secret des Farnese. Philippe V et la politique d’Alberoni, Paris, 1909

Bourgeois (E) Lettres intimes d’Alberoni, Paris, 1893

Bouvier (M) Introduction, Les anecdotes de Florence ou l'histoire secrete de la maison des Medicis, Rennes, 2004

Bozon (A) Le cardinal de Retz a Rome, ou sa vie publique depuis sa reconciliation avec Louis XIV jusqu’a la fin de sa vie, Paris, 1878

Brants (V) Ambroise Spinola generalissime des armees de Flandre (1569-1630), Revue Generale, Bruxelles, vol. 101, 1915

Brion (M) Le siecle des Medicis, Paris, 1967

Broglie (E de) Catinat: l’homme et la vie, 1637-1712, Paris, 1902

Buet (C) Les ducs de Savoie aux XVe et XVIe siecles, Tours, 1878

Callaey (Fr) St.-Pie V et les Zingaris. Un episode de l’expedition contre les Turcs (1570), Hommage a Dom Ursmer Berliere, Bruxelles, 1931, pp. 66-72

Cambon (H) Don Juan d’Autriche, le vainqueur de Lepante, Paris, 1952

Carmona (M) Marie de Medicis, Paris, 1981

Caron (NL) Michel Le Tellier: Son administration comme intendant d’armee en Piemont, 1640-1643, Paris, 1880

Castelnau (A) Les Medicis, Paris, 1879, 2 vols.

Castelnau (J) La reine Christine, Paris, 1981

Castelot (A) Marie de Medicis, Paris, 1995

Colonna de Cesari, Les seigneurs d’Ornano, Paris, 1899

Combescot (P) Les Petites Mazarines, Paris, 1999

Cousin (V) La Jeunesse de Mazarin, Paris, 1865

Coville (H) Etudes sur Mazarin et ses demeles avec Pape Innocent X, Paris, 1914

Coville (H) Documents sur le capitaine Jules Mazarin, Melanges d’archeologie et d’histoire de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1914, pp.201-234

Croce (B) Galeas Caracciolo: Marquis de Vico (1517-1586), Geneve, 1965

De Maddalena (A) Vivre a cote du Roi. Premieres experiences et emotions de Louis Gonzague a la Cour de France (1549), La Ricchezza dell’Europa: Indagini sull’antico regime e sulla modernita, Milan, 1992, pp. 423-442

Deher (E) Les Medicis, Paris, 1991

De Leris (D) La comtesse de Verrue et la Cour de Victor Amedee II de Savoie, Paris, 1831

Desprat (JP) Cardinal de Bernis: la belle ambition (1715-1794), Paris, 2000

Dethan (G) Francais et italiens au temps de Richelieu, d’apres les ‘Evenements singuliers’ de Jean-Pierre Camus (1628), Genova e Francia al crocevia dell’Europa (1624-1642): I tempi di Storia, Genoa, 1989, pp. 59-68

Dethan (G) Mazarin, un homme de paix a l’age baroque, 1602-1661, Paris, 1981

De Witte (CM) Bartolomeo Camerario, commissaire de l’armee et prefet de l’Annone sous Paul IV, 1556-1558, Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 44, 1974, pp. 221-254

Di Virgili (P) Masaniello, Bruxelles, 1840

Duccini (H) Concini: grandeur et misere du favori de Marie de Medicis, Paris, 1991

Dufayard (C) Le connetable de Lesdiguieres, Paris, 1892

Dulong (C) Mazarin, Paris, 1999

Dulong (C) Marie Mancini, Paris, 1993 & 2002

Dumas (A) Emmanuel Philibert. 1: Un page du Duc de Savoie, Montmelian 1998 (first pubd. 18?)

Dumont (GH) Marguerite de Parme: batarde de Charles-Quint (1522-1586): biographie, Bruxelles, 1999

Duruy (GAG) Le cardinal Carlo Carafa (1519-1561). Etude sur le pontificat de Paul IV, Paris, 1882

Edwards (A) Les Grimaldi: histoire d’une dynastie (1297-1993), Paris, 1993

Essen (L Van der) Alexandre Farnese, Prince de Parme, 4 vols., Brussels, 1934-1935

Essen (L Van der) Le Cardinal Infant et la politique europeenne de l’Espagne, (1609-1641), Bruxelles, 1944

Ferraris, Histoire genealogique de la maison imperiale et royale de Gonzaga, Turin, 1851

Fumaroli (PP) Les Corses celebres: Paoli, Bastia, 1922

Galantini (F) Napoleon et Sarzane. Les origines italiennes des Bonaparte, Paris, 2004

Gauthiez (P) Trois Medicis. Cosme l’Ancien, Laurent le Magnifique, Cosme Ier, Paris, 1933.

Gobry (I) La reine Christine, Paris, 2001

Graziani (AM) Pascal Paoli, Paris, 2004

Graziani (AM) Le roi Theodore, Paris, 2005

Graziani (AM) Verge-Franceschi (M) Sampiero Corso (1498-1567). Un mercenaire europeen, Ajaccio, 1999

Grillon (P) Mazarin, un homme de paix a l’age baroque, Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 1982, pp. 138-157

Hauvette (H) Un exile florentin a la Cour de France au 16e siecle: Louis Alemanni, Paris, 1903

Herbillon (EE) Les deux Medicis (Catherine de Medicis, Marie de Medicis), Paris, 1932.

Heyden-Rynsch (V von der) Christine de Suede: la souveraine enigmatique, Paris, 2001

Horric de Beaucaire, Le dernier duc de Mantoue, Charles IV de Gonzague (1652-1708), Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 1902, pp. 368-400

Hugede (N) Les derniers princes de Florence, Paris, 1983

Karttunen (L) Gregoire XIII comme politicien et souverain, Rome, 1911.

Karttunen (L) Gregoire XIII comme politicien et souverain, Annales Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae, ser. B II, 2, Helsinki, 1911

Karttunen (L) Antonio Possevino. Un diplomate pontifical au XVIe siecle, Lausanne, 1908

Kermina (F) Christine de Suede, Paris, 1995

Kertanguy (I de) Leonora Galigai: L’ame damnee de Marie de Medicis, Paris, 2005

Lacour-Gayet (M) Marie-Caroline reine de Naples: Une adversaire de Napoleon, Paris, 1990

Lambotte (J) A l’ombre des Medicis, Bruxelles, 1989

Laugel (A) Alexandre Farnese, prince de Parme, Revue des Deux Mondes, 72, 1885, pp. 174-200

Laurain-Portemer (M) Etudes mazarines, Paris, 1981

Laurain-Portemer (M) Une tete a gouverner quatre empires. Etudes mazarines, Paris, 1997

Le Glay (A) Theodore de Neuhoff, roi de Corse, Monaco-Paris, 1907

Lovie (J) Les fieres heures de Madame Royale, duchesse de Savoie (1606-1663), Bulletin de l’Academie delphinale, 5, 1984, pp. 21-35

Luz (P de) Christine de Suede, Paris, 1951

Macciocchi (MA) Eleonora: La vie passionnee d’Eleonora Fonseca Pimentel dans la Revolution napolitaine (1752-1799), Paris, 1995

Mallet-Joris (F) Marie Mancini, Paris, 1998

Mansau (A) Marguerite de Savoie, duchesse de Mantoue et Vice-reine du Portugal (1589-1655) a travers ses lettres familieres, Chemins d’Histoire Alpine: Melanges dedies a la memoire de Roger Devos, Annecy 1997, pp. 359-65

Marchini (JB) Pasquale Paoli: correspondance 1755-1769: la Corse, Etat, nation, histoire, Nice 1985

Marie Jose, reine d’Italie, Emmanuel Philibert, duc de Savoie, Geneve, 1995

Moureau (F) Exile dans sa patrie: Caracciolo, Viceroi de Sicile, Viaggio nel Sud III: Calabria e dintorni, E. Kanceff & R. Rampone eds, Geneve, 1993

Mun (G de) Un frere de Mazarin, le cardinal de Sainte-Cecile (1607-1648), Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 1904, pp. 497-530

Nisard (Ch) Guillaume Du Tillot. Un valet ministre et secretaire d’Etat, Paris, 1887

Pallenti (F) Pascal Paoli, Ajaccio, 2004

Peyrefitte (R) La nature du prince (Vincenzo I Gonzague), Paris, 1961.

Pietromarchi (A) Alexandre Farnese: Hero italien des Flandres, Bruxelles, 2000

Poncet (O) Antonio Barberini (1608-1671) et la papaute. Reflexions sur un destin individuel en cour a Rome au XVIIe siecle, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome au XVIIe siecle; Italie et Mediterranee, 108, 1996, pp. 407-412

Puaux (A) Madama, Fille de Charles V, Paris, 1999

Rodocanachi (E) Les infortunes d’une petite fille de Henri IV: Marguerite d’Orleans, grande-duchesse de Toscane (1645-1721), Paris, 1903

Rombaldi (J) Sampiero Corso, Paris, 1887

Rouart (JM) Bernis: le cardinal des plaisirs, Paris, 1998

Sage (H) Dom Philippe de Bourbon, Infant des Espagnes, Duc de Parme, Plaisance et Guastalla (1720-1765) et Louise-Elisabeth de France, Paris, 1904

Sanger (E) Isabelle de Bourbon-Parma; petite-fille de Louis XV, Paris, 1991

Stryenski (C) Le gendre de Louis XV. Don Philippe, Infant d’Espagne et Duc de Parme, Paris, 1906

Tausin (H) Notice historique sur Bardo di Bardi Magalotti, Paris, 1903

Van Lennep (SA) Les annees italiennes de Marguerite d’Autriche, duchesse de Parme, Geneve, 1952

Verge-Franceschi (M) Paoli, un Corse des Lumieres, Paris, 2005

Verneret (H) Marie de la Grange d’Arquien (1641-1716): une Nivernaise regne sur Varsovie et Rome, Precy-sous-Thil (Fr) 1997

Young (GF) Les Medicis, Paris, 1969, 2 vols.

C : Diplomatic & Military

Alatri (P) Relations internationales et questions dynastiques dans l’aire mediterraneenne apres Louis XIV (1715-1731), La Mediterrannee au XVIIIe siecle, Aix-en-Provence, 1987, pp. 7-18

Alazard (J) Venise et ses ambassadeurs, Revue des Travaux de l’Academie Scientifique et Morale, 1955, pp. 144-160

Ambrosi (C) La Corse insurgee et la seconde intervention francaise au XVIIIe siecle (1743-1755), l’Allier, 1950

Ancel (R) La question de Sienne et la politique du cardinal Carlo Carafa (1556-1557), Revue benedictine 12, 1905, pp. 1549; 206-31; 398-428

Andreis (D) Le traite de Turin en 1760: les rectifications de frontieres, Nice Historique, 76, 1973, pp. 61-73

Antonetti (P) Sampiero, soldat du roi et rebelle corse, 1498-1567, Paris, 1987

Arrighi (P) Olivesi (A) Genes et l’Espagne dans la guerre de Corse, 1559-1569, Paris, 1964

Arvers-Vault (P) Les guerres des Alpes: Guerre de Succession d’Autriche, 1742-1748, Paris, 1892, 2 vols.

Aubert (H) La Cour d’Espagne et la situation de la Savoie en 1746, Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 1891, pp. 253-74

Audisio (G) Surveiller les passages alpins en 1685, Histoire des Alpes, 3, 1998, pp. 191-200

Audisio (G) ed., Prendre une ville au XVIe siecle, histoire, arts, lettres, Aix-en-Provence, 2004

Aymard (M) Chiourmes et galeres dans la Mediterranee au 16e siecle, Histoire economique du monde mediterraneen, 1450-1650; Melanges en l’honneur de Fernand Braudel, pp.50-64, Toulouse, Privat, 1973, 2 vols.

Baraudon (A) La Maison de Savoie et la Triple Alliance (1713-1722), Paris, 1896

Barberis (W) Traditions militaires de Savoie: Aristocraties sociales et cultures de la guerre du XVIe au XIXe siecle, diss. doctorat EHESS, 1987

Barberis (W) Continuite aristocratique et tradition militaire; le Piemont, Revue d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, 1987, pp.353-403

Barbiche (B) Marie et le Saint-Siege, Franco-Italica, 21-22, 2002

Barbiche (B) La politique de Clement VIII a l’egard de Ferrare en 1597, Melanges d’archeologie et d’histoire de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, vol.74, 1962, pp.289-328

Barbiche (B) et Barbiche (S) Les Legats “a latere” en France et leurs facultes aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Archivum Historiae Pontificiae, 23, 1985, pp. 93-165

Barbiche (B) L’exploitation politique d’un complot: Henri IV, le Saint-Siege et la conspiration de Biron (1602), Complots et conjurations dans l’Europe moderne: Acte du Colloque de Rome, 1993, Rome, 1996, pp. 271-288

Barbiche (B) La diplomatie pontificale au XVIIe siecle, Armees et diplomatie dans l’Europe du XVIIe siecle: Actes du colloque de 1991, Paris, 1992, pp. 109-127

Barbiche (B) Doctrine catholique et diplomatie romaine au debut du XVIIe siecle: le cas de Catherine de Bourbon, duchesse de Bar, L’Universite de Pont-a-Mousson et les problemes de son temps. Actes du colloque de Nancy, 1972, Nancy, 1974, pp. 321-332

Baux (J) Histoire de la reunion a la France des provinces de Bresse, Bugey et Gex sous Charles-Emmanuel Ier, Bourg-en-Bresse, 1852

Bedarida (H) L’emprise autrichienne sur Parme et l’Italie a la fin du XVIIIe siecle (1768-1796), Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 44, 1930, pp. 58-96

Bely (L) “Je n’aurais pas cru, Monsieur, que vous eussiez oublie que vous etes italien”, L’Italie et les Italiens pendant la guerre de Succession d’Espagne, Pouvoirs, contestations et comportements dans l’Europe moderne, Paris, 2005

Berce (YM) Revoltes et revolutions dans l’Europe moderne, 16e-18e siecles, Paris, 1980

Berce (YM) Rome et l’Italie au 17e siecle; les dernieres chances temporelles de l’Etat ecclesiastique, 1641-1649, Etudes reunies en l’honneur du doyen G. Livet, Strasbourg, 1986, pp.229-237

Berce (YM) Urbain VIII s’en va-t-en guerre, Historama, Nov. 1988, pp. 34-42

Berce (YM) Les guerres en Italie au 17e siecle, Guerre et paix dans l’Europe du XVIIe siecle, Paris, SEDES, 1992, 3 vols.

Berce (YM) La guerre dans l’Italie du XVIIe siecle; enjeux et styles, La France et la Mediterranee, Leiden, 1990, pp. 335-347

Berenger (J) Le siege de Mantoue 1629-1630, Melanges Anne Blanchard, Montpellier 1993, pp. 242-267

Biaudet (H) Le Saint-Siege et la Suede durant la seconde moitie du XVIe siecle, etudes politiques, 1570-1576, Paris, 1906

Blet (P) Histoire de la representation diplomatique du Saint-siege des origines a l’aube du 19e siecle, Rome, 1982

Blet (P) La politique du Saint-Siege vis-a-vis des puissances catholiques, XVIIe siecle, 1990, 57-71

Blet (P) Un futur pape, nonce en France aupres d’Henri IV (Mgr Maffeo Barberini, futur Urbain VIII), Etudes, 92, 1959, pp. 203-220

Blet (P) Le clerge de France, Louis XIV et le Saint-Siege de 1695 a 1715, Rome, 1989

Blet (P) Les papes et la Revocation (de l’Edit de Nantes), La Revocation de l’Edit de Nantes et le protestantisme francais en 1685: Bulletin de la Societe pour l’Histoire du Protestantisme Francais, 132, 1986, 263-280

Blet (P) La nonce en France au XVIIe siecle: Ambassadeur et delegue apostolique, Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 1974, pp. 223-258

Blet (P) Le nonce Piccolomini et le Cardinal Mazarin, Archivum Historiae Pontificiae, 40, 2002, pp. 235-268

Blondy (A) L'Ordre de Malte au XVIIIe siecle: des derniers splendeurs a la ruine, Paris, 2002

Blondy (A) Malte, enjeu diplomatique europeen au XVIIIe siecle, Mediterranee, mer ouverte, C. Villain-Gandossi ed., Malte, 1997

Bojani (F de) L’affaire du ‘quartier’ de Rome a la fin du XVIIe siecle, 1677-1689, Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 1908, pp. 350-78

Boniface (L) Les Barbaresques sur les cotes mediterraneennes. Prise d’un bateau toscan par un chebec tunisien le 19 aout, 1780, Actes du 79e Congres national des Societes savantes, Paris, 1955, pp. 75-84

Bono (S) Sources hispano-italiennes pour l’histoire algerienne: l’attaque manquee a Alger de 1601, Actes du Seminaire international sur les sources espagnoles de l’histoire algerienne, Alger, 1984, pp. 310-321

Bono (S) Les corsaires en Mediterranee, Paris, 1998

Bottin (M) Les Alpes maritimes selon Pierre Gioffredo (1629-1692): Elements pour une histoire transfrontaliere de la region nicoise, Histoire des Alpes, 6, 2001

Boudard (R) Genes et la France dans la seconde moitie du 18e siecle, Clermont-Ferrand, G. de Bussac, 1962

Boudard (R) Genois et barbaresques dans la deuxieme moitie du XVIIIe siecle (1777-1788), Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 1960, pp. 138-156

Boudard (R) Quelques aspects mineurs de l’influence francaise a Genes entre 1746 et 1769, Miscellanea di Storia Ligure, 4, 1966, pp. 287-306

Boudard (R) La “nation corse” et sa lutte pour la liberte entre 1744 et 1769, Marseille, 1979

Bourgeois (E) La diplomatie secrete au XVIIIe siecle; les debuts, Paris, 1909

Bourgin (G) La France et Rome de 1788 a 1797, Paris, 1909

Boutry (M) Choiseul a Rome, Paris, 1903

Boutry (M) Le cardinal de Tencin au conclave de Benoit XIV (1740), Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 1897, pp. 263-275

Bregnard (D) Denis (J) Riat (Ph) Des Jurassiens a la conquete de la Corse (1768-1769), Suisse, 2002

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Peyrot (B) et al., La Glorieuse Rentree des Vaudois du Piemont: Histoire d’un people heroique, Morges, 1989

Piccioni (C), L’Ordre de Malte et la Corse, 1916

Piccioni (C) L’Ordre de Malte et la Corse (1746-1754), Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 1916, pp. 220-267

Pieri (P) Sur les dimensions de l’histoire militaire, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1963, pp.625-638

Pierling (P) Rome et Moscou, 1547-1579, Paris, 1883

Pierling (P) Un nonce du Pape en Moscovie, preliminaires de la treve de 1582, Paris, 1884

Pierling (P) Le Saint-Siege, la Pologne et Moscou (1582-1587), Paris, 1885

Pillorget (R) L’incident franco-genois du 6 novembre 1655, Genova e Francia al crocevia dell’Europa (1624-1642): I tempi di Storia, Genoa, 1989, pp. 81-95

Pinzelli (L) Venise et la Moree: du triomphe a la desillusion, 1684-1718, These de doctorat, Universite de Provence, 2003, 2 vols.

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Pithon (R) La Suisse theatre de la guerre froide entre la France et l’Espagne pendant la crise de Valteline, 1621-1626, Schweizerische Zeitschrift fur Geschichte, 13, 1963, pp. 33-53

Pithon (R) Les debuts difficiles du ministere de Richelieu et la crise de Valteline (1621-1627), Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 74, 1960, pp. 297-322

Plaisse (A) La grande croisiere du bailly de Chambray contre les Turcs en 1732, Marins et Oceans, 3, 1992

Platania (G) Innocent XI Odescalchi et l’esprit de croisade, XVIIe siecle, 50, 1998, pp. 247-276

Poilroux-Deleuze (H) La course en Mediterranee, Guerre et commerce en Mediterranee, IX-XXe siecles, Paris, 1991, 103-122

Poli (X) Histoire militaire des Corses au service de la France, Bulletin de la Societe des sciences historiques et naturelles de la Corse, 1936 (1898), pp. 5-231

Pomponi (F) Les iles du basin occidental de la Mediterranee et la “redecouverte” par la France d’une politique mediterraneenne, 1769-1799, Cahiers de la Mediterranee, #57, 1998, pp. 1-32

Pomponi (F) La participation des Corses a la bataille de Lepante, Cahiers Corsica, 22-23, 1972

Poncet (O) Les contradictions d’une diplomatie. Le Saint-Siege face aux demandes indultaires des souverains catholiques (Espagne, France, Portugal) de 1640 a 1688, L’Europe des Traites de Westphalie. Esprit de la diplomatie et diplomatie de l’esprit, L. Bely ed., Paris, 2000, pp. 253-65

Poncet (O) Les “cose di Francia” et la diplomatie venitienne a Rome (1589-1595). Les mobiles d’une mediation de paix, Paix des armes, paix des ames, Paris, 2000, pp. 75-88

Poncet (O) Les cardinaux protecteurs des couronnes en Cour de Rome dans la premiere moitie du XVIIe siecle: l’exemple de la France, La Corte di Roma tra Cinque e Seicento: ‘Teatro’ della politica europea, G. Signorotto & M.A. Visceglia eds, Rome, 1998, pp. 461-80

Poumarede (G) Pour en finir avec la Croisade: Mythes et realites de la lutte contre les Turcs aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Paris, 2004

Poumarede (G) Les infortunes de Sebastiano Molin, patricien venitien et prisonnier de guerre a Constantinople au milieu du XVIIe siecle, Cahiers de la Mediterranee, 65, 2002

Poumarede (G) Venise, la France et le Levant (vers 1520-1720), These de doctorat, Universite de Paris-Sorbonne, 2004

Poumarede (G) Affrontements, contacts et echanges dans les Balkans aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles: le cas de la province venitienne de Dalmatie et d'Albanie, Points de Vue sur les Balkans, de l'Antiquite a nos jours, JL Lamboley ed., Grenoble, 2002, pp. 93-130

Poutrin (I) Eglise et Etats en Espagne, au Portugal et en Italie, Histoire du Christianisme, vol.9: L’Age de Raison 1620-1750, M. Venard ed., Paris, 1997, pp. 138-152

Quand voguaient les galeres, Paris, 1990

Rainach (J) Recueil des instructions donnees aux ambassadeurs et ministres de France, Naples et Parme, Paris, 1893

Raybaud (C) Les fortifications francaises et italiennes des XVIIIe et XIXe siecles dans les Alpes du Sud, Nice, 2003

Remy (D) Les fuorusciti corses de 1769 a 1790, Corse et Sardaigne entre Reformisme et Revolution. Colloque d’Ajaccio, 1988, Etudes Corses, 16, 1988, pp. 253-271

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Rey (D) Les ‘fuorusciti’ corses en Sardaigne et en Toscane de 1769 a 1789, Etudes Corses, 23, 1995, pp. 65-82

Rey (D) L’armee reguliere corse (1755-1769), Hommages a Pierre Lamotte: Etudes Corses, 17, 1989, pp. 121-137

Richard (P) Origine et developpement de la Secretairerie d’Etat apostolique (1417-1823), Revue d’histoire ecclesiastique, XI, 1910, pp. 514-529, 728-747

Rochas d’Aiglun, Les Vallees vaudoises: Etude de topographie et d’histoire militaire, Paris, 1880

Rocquain (F) Rome et la France pendant les guerres de religion, Paris, 1924

Rodocanachi (E) Le chateau Saint-Ange: travaux de defense, appartements des papes, sieges, prisonniers, executions, le tresor, Paris, 1909

Rodocanachi (E) L’ambassade du doge de Genes Imperiale Lercaro a Versailles en 1685, Revue d’histoire diplomatique, VI, 2, 1892, pp. 161-72

Romier (L) Les guerres d’Henri II et le traite du Chateau-Cambresis (1554-1559), Melanges d’Archeologie et d’Histoire, 30, 1910, pp. 1-50.

Rott (E) Henri IV, Les Suisses et la Haute Italie, Paris, 1882

Rouchon (O) Avignon en cour de Rome (1592-1692): diplomatie et representation, Revue Historique, 626, 2003, 267-301

Rousset (P) L’Ideologie de croisade dans les guerres de religion au 16e siecle, Revue suisse d’histoire, 1975, pp.175-185

Roux (C) Les “makis” de la resistance corse, 1772-1778, Paris, 1984

Sacerdoti (A) Venise et les regences d’Alger, Tunis et Tripoli (1699-1764), Revue Africaine, 101, 1957, pp. 273-297

Saige (G) Le protectorat espagnol a Monaco, ses origines et les causes de sa rupture, Monaco, 1885

Saint-Real, Conjuration des espagnols contre la Republique de Venise, Paris, 1999

Saluces (A de) Histoire militaire du Piemont, Turin, 1818

Schafroth (MF) Service etranger sans panache. Le Regiment Dupasquier au service du Roi de Sardaigne-Piemont, 1733-1737, Musee Neuchatelois, 47, 1960, pp. 6-29.

Schaub (JF) La crise hispanique de 1640. Le modele des “revolutions peripheriques” en question. Annales; Histoire, Sciences sociales, 1994, pp.219-240

Sebag (P) Tunis au 17e siecle. Une cite barbaresque au temps de la course, Paris, 1989

Simon (B) Lobby et reseau d’espionnage venitiens a Constantinople au milieu du XVIe siecle, Patronages et clientelismes 1550-1750 (France, Angleterre, Espagne, Italie), C. Giry-Deloison & R. Mettam eds, Villeneuve d’Ascq, 1995, pp. 207-216

Slot (BJ) Archipelagus turbatus: les Cyclades entre colonisation latine et occupation ottomane, c. 1500-1718, Istanbul, 1982, 2 vols.

Sodini (C) L’Italie et la Guerre de Trente Ans, Nouveaux regards sur la Guerre de Trente Ans: Centre d’Etudes d’Histoire de la Defense, Vincennes, 1998, pp. 37-56

Sorrel (Ch) ed., La societe savoyarde et la guerre, Chambery, 1998

Sottiaux (J) La merveilleuse epopee des Gardes Wallonnes en Espagne et en Italie: recits epiques, Bruxelles, 1948

Spuler (B) La diplomatie europeenne a la Sublime Porte aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Revue des Etudes Islamiques, 39, 1971, pp. 3-28

Tallon (A) Le ‘parti francais’ lors des conclaves de 1549-1550 et de 1555, Pouvoirs, contestations et comportements dans l’Europe moderne, Paris, 2005

Taveneaux (R) La ‘nation lorraine’ en conflit avec Rome. L’affaire du code Leopold (1701-1713), Les Fondations nationales dans la Rome Pontificale, Rome, 1981, pp. 453-478

Terlinden (C) Un grand homme de guerre belge en Italie au 18e siecle; le Comte de Gages (1682-1753), Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 26, 1951, pp. 129-162

Terlinden (C) Le pape Clement IX et la guerre de Candie, 1667-1669, Louvain, 1904

Terlinden (C) La diplomatie pontificale et la paix d’Aix-la-Chapelle de 1668 d’apres les Archives secretes du Saint-Siege, Bulletin de l’Institut Historique Belge de Rome, 27, 1952, pp. 249-268

Thiriet (J-M) Militaires et Contre-Reforme: le cas de l’Europe centrale, XVIIe siecle, 50, 1998, pp. 233-246

Thiriet (J-M) La fondation de l’Academie des ingenieurs militaires a Vienne (1717), et les italiens, Des etoiles et des croix, Paris, 1995, pp. 229-235

Thiriet (J-M) Les officiers italiens et la guerre de Trente Ans. Le cas des familles de Boheme-Moravie, Actes du 22e Colloque de la Commission Internationale d’histoire militaire, Prague, 1997

Thiriet (J-M) Montecuccoli homme de guerre et de lettres, Strategiques, 60,4, 1995?, pp. 29-38

Thiriet (JM) Le Journal italien de Vienne aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, De la guerre a l’ancienne a la guerre reglee: les malheurs de la guerre, Paris, 1996, vol. 1, pp. 263-270

Thiriet (J-M) Un agent de la papaute dans la lutte contre les Turcs, Marco d’Aviano, Les Armes et la Toge. Melanges offerts a Andre Martel, Montpellier, 1997, pp. 551-558

Thiriet (J-M) La repression anti-protestante en Hongrie, d’apres les theories de Montecuccoli, Etudes danubiennes, 1986, pp. 129-137

Thiriet (JM) Le renseignement aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles: le cas de Vienne et des Etats italiens, La Revolution militaire en Europe, XVe- XVIIIe siecles, J. Berenger ed., Paris 1998, pp. 103-114

Thiriet (JM) La biographie des strateges hommes d’etat: Turenne et Montecuccoli, une comparaison, Les peuples et leurs armees: prosopographie de militaires (XVIIe-XXe siecles), Anne Blanchard ed., n.p., n.d. pp. 39-48

Thiriet (JM) Montecuccoli, humaniste, tacticien et stratege, Pensee strategique et humanisme: De la tactique des Anciens a l’ethique de la strategie, Paris, 2000

Thiriet (JM) Le renseignement aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles: le cas de Vienne et des etats italiens, La Revolution militaire en Europe, Xve-XVIIIe siecles, J. Berenger ed., Paris, 1998

Tihon (C) Un consulat belge a Palerme au debut du XVIIe siecle, Bulletin de l’Institut historique Belge de Rome, Rome, 1938

Tredicini Passerat Roero di San Severino (F) Un regiment provincial de Savoie en 1792, Geneve, 1881

Valfrey (J) Hugues de Lionne - ses ambassades en Italie, 1642-1656, Paris, 1877

Van der Essen (A) L’alliance defensive hollando-venitienne de 1619 et l’Espagne, Miscellanea Van der Essen, Brussels, 1947, pp. 819-830

Verge-Franceschi (M) Le roi de France, les Corses et les Barbaresques en Mediterranee de Francois Ier a Louis XVI, La Guerre de Course en Mediterranee, 1515-1830, Ajaccio, 1989, pp. 181-257

Vesnitch (MR) Le Cardinal Alberoni pacifiste, Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 1912, pp. 352-388

Viallon (MF) Venise et la Porte Ottomane, 1453-1566, Paris, 1995

Vigano (M) La portefeuille de Gaspare Beretta (1624-1703) a la bibliotheque Trivulziana de Milan: plans et memoires pour servir l’Espagne, Portefeuilles de plans, projets et dessins d’ingenieurs militaires en Europe du XVIe au XIXe siecle: Actes du Colloque de mars 2001, n.p., 2002, 147-159

Viglino Davico (M) Plans et portefeuilles militaires conserves dans les archives de Turin (XVIe-XVIIe siecles), Portefeuilles de plans, projets et dessins d’ingenieurs militaires en Europe du XVIe au XIXe siecles: Actes du Colloque de mars 2001, n.p., 2002, pp. 117-126

Villain-Gandossi (C) Contribution a l’etude des relations diplomatiques et commerciales entre Venise et la Porte ottomane au XVIe siecle, Sud-ost Forschungen, 26, 1967, pp. 22-45

Virieux (M) L’ambassade a Venise du president de Saint-Andre (1668-1671), Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 86, 1972, pp. 124-173

Vitalis (A) Correspondance politique de Dominique du Gabre, ambassadeur a Venise, Paris, 1903

Vivier (N) La “republique des escartons” entre Brianconnais et Piemont (1343-1789), Annales du Midi, 2002

Weber (H) L’Italie du nord dans la politique de Richelieu, Genova e Francia al crocevia dell’Europa (1624-1642), Genoa 1989

Witte (CM) Notes sur les ambassadeurs de France a Rome et leurs correspondances sous les derniers Valois, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Moyen-Age, Temps Modernes, 83, 1971, pp. 89-121

Yvia-Croce (H) Quarante ans de gloire et de misere: la revolution Corse (1729-1769), Ajaccio, 1996

Zedinger (R) L’echange de la Lorraine contre la Toscane, Il Granducato di Toscana e I Lorena nel secolo XVIII, Florence, 1999, pp. 83-92

Zeller (G) Bresse, Turin et Pignerol, Revue Historique, 193, 1942

Zeller (G) La politique des frontieres au temps de la preponderance espagnole: Saluce, Pignerol et Strasbourg, Revue historique, vol. 194, 1942-43

Zysberg (A) Burlet (R) Gloire et misere des galeres, Paris, Gallimard, 1987


D : Political Theory

Balsamo (J) Le debat anti-italien en France a la fin du XVIe siecle, Information historique, 53, 1991, pp. 61-67

Balsamo (J) L’Italie francoise. Italianisme et anti-italianisme en France a la fin du XVIe siecle, Doct. diss. Paris-Sorbonne, 1988, 2 vols.

Beretti (F) Pascal Paoli et l’image de la Corse: Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, # 253, Oxford, 1988

Beretti (F) Une “Nouvelle Republique” a Corte ou les institutions corses vues par les voyageurs
britanniques vers 1765, Etat et Pouvoir: 3e Colloque de l’Association francaise des historiens des idees politiques, Bastia 1984, 1985, 195-209

Beretti (F) Remember Paoli! Ou la renommee de Pascal Paoli dans la presse “americaine” des annees 1760, Bulletin de la Societe de Sciences Historiques et naturelles de la Corse, 2003

Carrington (D) L’oeuvre constitutionnelle de Pasquale Paoli (1755-1769), Bulletin de la Societe de Sciences Historiques et naturelles de la Corse, 2000, pp. 79-89

Cremer (A) Les theoriciens italiens de la raison d’Etat juges de Jean Bodin, Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 1975, pp. 249-261

Denis (A) La Saint-Barthelemy vue et jugee par les Italiens, L’actualite et sa mise en ecriture dans l’Italie de la Renaissance, Paris, 2004

Fournier-Finocchiaro (L) L’Italie menacee: Figures de l’ennemi, du XVIe au XXe siecle, Paris, 2005

Hurtubise (P) Un Art de reussir a la cour de Rome: L’Idea del Prelato de Baldovino Del Monte, Renaissance & Reformation, 11, 1987, 72-99

Leca (A) Les assises ideologiques de l’etat national corse (1729-1755), Actes du 1er Colloque de l’Association francaise des historiens des idees politiques, Aix-en-Provence, 1981, 1983, pp. 29-48

Letocha (D) Aequitas, Aequalitas, Auctoritas; raison theorique et legitimation de l’autorite dans le XVIe siecle europeen, Paris, 1992

Neveu (B) Juge supreme et docteur infaillible: le pontificat romain, 1643-1794, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1981, pp.215-275

Porret (M) Beccaria et sa modernite, Beccaria et la culture juridique des Lumieres. Actes du Colloque europeen de Geneve, novembre 1994, Geneve, 1997, pp. 11-27

Sbriccoli (M) Beccaria ou l’avenement de l’ordre: le philosophe, les juristes et l’emergence de la question penale, Beccaria et la culture juridique des Lumieres, Geneve, 1997, pp. 177-188

Stegmann (A) Apologie du statu quo institutionnel chez les historiens italiens a la fin du XVIe siecle, Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 1975, pp. 225-248


E : Justice & Administration

Antoine (M) Institutions francaises en Italie sous le regne de Henri II (1547-1559), Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome; Moyen Age, Temps modernes, 94, 1982, pp. 759-818

Antonielli (L) Le paiement des executeurs dans l'Etat de Milan (fin XVIIe-debut XIXe siecle), Justice et argent dans l'Histoire, B. Garnot ed, Dijon, 2005

Balani (D) Controle social et ordre public dans une ville nouvelle, Batir une ville au siecle des Lumieres: Carouge, modeles et realite, Turin, 1986, pp. 262-70

Baschet (A) Les Archives de Venise: Histoire de la chancellerie secrete, Paris, 1870

Berce (YM) Troubles frumentaires et pouvoir centralisateur; l’emeute de Fermo, 1648, Ecole francaise de Rome, Melanges d’archeologie et histoire, 1961, pp.471-505

Berengo (M) Diaz (F) Noblesse et administration dans l’Italie de la Renaissance. La formation de la bureaucratie moderne, Comite international des sciences historiques. XIIIe Congres international des sciences historiques, Moscou, 1970, Moscou, 1970, I, pp.151-163

Brizzi (GP) Aux origines du systeme de merite. Formation, recrutement et selection des officiers de chancellerie de quelques grandes magistratures publiques italiennes, XVIIe-XVIIIe siecles, Paedagogia Historica; International Journal of the History of Education, 30, 1994, pp. 249-65

Busquet, La Vendetta et le Droit des Paci, 1921

Chevailler (L) Droit romain et droit penal dans la doctrine du XVIe siecle, L’Europa e il diritto romano. Studi in memoria di P. Koschaker, Milan, 1954, pp. 95-129

Chevailler (L) Essai sur le souverain senat de Savoie, 1559-1793, Annecy, 1953

Clairand (A) Un temoignage de l’occupation francaise en Italie: l’atelier monetaire de Modene, 1703-1706, Revue Numismatique, 152, 1997, pp. 265-290

Coppolani (JY) Les statuts criminels de Theodore Ier, roi de Corse (1736), Bulletin de la Societe des Sciences historiques et naturelles de la Corse, 2004

Costamagna (H) Pour une histoire de ‘L’Intendenza’ dans les etats de terre ferme de la Maison de Savoie a l’epoque moderne, Bollettino storiografico subalpino, 83, 1985

Delille (G) Le maire et le prieur: pouvoir central et pouvoir local en Mediterranee occidentale, XI-XVIIIe siecles, Rome, 2003

Delille (G) Le projet Manduria. Notes pour une etude du pouvoir local aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Societa, congiunture e religiosita in Terra d’Otranto nel XVII secolo, Galatina, 1990, pp. 155-170

Delumeau (J) Les progres de la centralisation dans l’Etat pontifical au 16e siecle, Revue historique, 1961, pp.399-410

Esmonin (E) Les intendants de Savoie au 18e siecle, Actes du 85e Congres national des societes savantes, 1960, Chambery-Annecy, Paris, 1961

Faggion (L) Les Seigneurs du droit dans la Republique de Venise. College des juges et societe a Vicence a l’epoque moderne, 1530-1730, Geneve 1998

Faggion (L) Les elites de la Terre Ferme et l’appareil d’etat venitien, Aix-en-Provence, 2001

Ferrone (V) Les mecanismes de la formation des elites de la maison de Savoie: Recrutement et selection dans les ecoles militaires du Piemont au XVIIIe siecle, Pedagogica Historica, 30, 1994.

Gangemi (M) Des arbres pour un arsenal royal: Naples fin XVIIIe siecle, Foret et Marine, A. Corvol ed., Paris, 1999

Garnot (B) ed., Justice et argent. Les crimes et les peines pecuniaires du XIIIe au XXIe siecle, Dijon, 2005

Garzend (L) Si Galilee pouvait, juridiquement, etre torture: apercu sur la legislation de la torture dans la premiere moitie du 17e siecle, Revue des Questions historiques, 90, 1911, pp. 353-389; and 91, 1912, pp. 36-67

Geisendorf (PF) Un exemple de tolerance des rois de Sardaigne a la fin du XVIIIe siecle: Carouge, Actes du 85e Congres des Societes Savantes: Section d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, Paris, 1960-61, pp. 49-65

Gill (JA) La reforme municipale sarde de 1775, Annales du Midi, 79, 1967, pp. 387-407

Graziani (AM) Les proces de patriotes bastiais, 1746-1747. Fortune historique des evenements d’une revolte, Pouvoirs, contestations et comportements dans l’Europe moderne, Paris, 2005

Grendi (E) Un programme d’analyse micro-historique des communautes de la Ligurie: l’exemple de Cervo, Communautes rurales et pouvoirs dans les pays mediterraneens, XVIe-XXe siecles, Cahiers de la Mediterranee, Marseille, 1978

Jullien (A) Juges et avocats des tribunaux de l’Eglise, Rome, 1970

Karapidakis (N) Administration et milieux administratifs en Crete venitienne au XVIe siecle, These de Doctorat, Universite de Paris, 1983.

Leca (A) L’esprit du droit corse, Ajaccio, 1989

Lefebvre (C) La procedure du tribunal de la Rota romaine au 17e siecle, L’Annee canonique, 5, 1957, pp.143-155

Lefebvre (C) Juges et savants en Europe du XIIIe au XVIe siecle. L’apport des juristes savants au developpement de l’organisation judiciaire, Rome, 1965

Lefebvre (C) Pacaut (M) Chevailler (L) L’epoque moderne (1563-1789). Les sources du droit et de la seconde centralisation romaine, (Histoire du droit et des institutions de l’Eglise en Occident) vol.15, 1, Paris, 1977

Liccia (JC) Les doleances de la province de Balagne en 1583, Bulletin de la Societe de Sciences Historiques et naturelles de la Corse, 2003

Lorenzi (L) Le maquis Corse, d'apres les textes anciens et modernes, Paris & Turin, 2003

Marin (B) Reformes et espace urbain a Naples a l’epoque des Lumieres (1734-1799), diss. doctorat, Paris I, 1991

Marin (B) Les pouvoirs locaux urbains dans l’Italie moderne: institutions et societe, Bulletin de la Societe d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 2000, 3-4, pp. 135-144

Marin (B) Les polices royales de Madrid et de Naples et les divisions du territoire urbain (fin 18e-debut 19e siecles) Revue d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 50, 2003, pp. 81-102

Marin (B) Decoupage de l’espace et controle du territoire urbain: les quartiers de police a Naples, 1779-1815, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, Italie et Mediterranee, 105, 1993, 349-74.

Marin (B) Lexiques et decoupages territoriaux dans quelques villes italiennes, 16e-19e siecles, Les Divisions de la ville, C. Topalov ed., Paris, 2002, 8-45

Marquis (AJ) Le College des correcteurs et scripteurs d’archives: contribution a l’etude des charges venales de la Curie Romaine, vol. 1, Rome 1979, pp. 459-471

Martini (M) Aspects de la vie communautaire et des pratiques judiciaires au Cap Corse (1597-1676), Corse Historique, 4, 1964, pp. 51-63

Mazzotti (M) Le savoir de l’ingenieur: mathematique et politique a Naples sous les Bourbons, Actes de la Recherche en Sciences Sociales, 2002, pp. 86-97

Nunez (J) Histoire des prisons en Haute-Corse: quelques pistes de recherche, Etudes Corses, 23, 1995, 73-91

Passerin d’Entreves (H) La langue francaise et les institutions du duche d’Aoste aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Bulletin de l’Academie de Saint-Anselme, Aoste, 1985.

Pasta (R) “Dei delitti e delle pene” et sa fortune en Italie: les milieux juridiques et la lecture des “philosophes”, Beccaria et la culture juridique des Lumieres, Geneve, 1997, pp. 119-148

Pastore (A) Medecine legale et pratique de la torture en Italie au XVIIIe siecle, Beccaria et la culture juridique des Lumieres, Geneve, 1997, pp. 287-306

Peytavin (M) Visite et gouvernement dans le royaume de Naples (XVIe-XVIIe siecles), Madrid, 2003

Peytavin (M) Le Calendrier de l’administrateur. Periodisation de la domination espagnole en Italie suivant les visites generales, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, 106, 1994, pp. 263-332

Peytavin (M) Naples, 1610: Comment peut-on etre officier?, Annales: Histoire, Sciences sociales, 52, 1997, pp. 265-292

Peytavin (M) Visites generales du royaume de Naples, 16e-17e siecles: pratiques judiciaires, Fallstudien zur spanischen und portugiesischen Justiz 15. bis 20. Jahrhundert, Frankfurt-am-Main, 1994, pp. 321-345

Peytavin (M) Entre Madrid et Naples, la circulation de modeles politiques et administratifs, Bulletin de la Societe d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 2000, 3-4, pp. 84-101

Peytavin (M) La Visite generale comme moyen de gouvernement, These EHESS, 1997

Pomponi (F) La Vie rurale de deux communes corses: Serra di Scopamene et Sotta (Corse du Sud), Aix-en-Provence, 1962

Pomponi (F) La ville coloniale comme ville intermediaire: regards sur la Corse et la Sardaigne aux temps modernes, Cahiers de la Mediterranee, 1995, pp. 27-44

Pomponi (F) Genes et la domestication des classes dominantes en Corse au temps de Sampiero, Etudes Corses, 1973, pp. 35-75

Pomponi (F) Police champetre et “guerre des frontiers” en Corse et Sardaigne sous l’Ancien Regime, Annales du Midi, 2003

Ricci (JB) Genes et le maintien de l'ordre en Corse aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles: les effectifs: These de doctorat, Universite de Corte, 1998, 2 vols.

Ritter (JP) Les “consultores in jure” de la Republique de Venise et le droit des gens aux XVIIe-XVIIIe siecles, Revue d’Histoire du Droit Francais et Etranger, 45, 1967, pp. 34-100

Rizzi (F) Pourquoi obeir a l’Etat? Une communaute rurale du Latium aux 18e et 19e siecles, Etudes Rurales, 101-102, 1986, pp. 271-287

Rota (MP) Les forets de la Corse et la politique internationale de Genes aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Bastia, 1991

Sbriccoli (M) Droit et process penal dans les allegories de la Justice du Moyen Age a l’age moderne, Crime, Histoire et Societes, 9, 2005

Sbriccoli (M) Histoire de la criminalite et histoire penale. Le probleme des sources juridiques dans l’histoire du crime et de la justice criminelle, IAHCCJ Bulletin, 14, 1991, pp. 86-102

Sclopis (F) Histoire de la legislation italienne, Paris, 1861, 3 vols.

Sialelli (JB) La justice en Corse et le tribunal de Corte, (1769-1958), Corte, 2003

Szabo (D) Pietralunga (S) Ruptures dans le concept de la nature au 18e siecle: essai d’interpretation des crimes contre nature dans la Leopoldina, Criminalita e societa in eta moderna: La Leopoldina, vol.12, 1991, pp. 93-146

Tommasi (C) L’administration de la Corse sous la domination genoise, 1300-1768, Paris, 1912

Vasoli (C) L’avenement des juristes-bureaucrates, Pouvoir et institutions en Europe au XVIe siecle, A. Stegmann ed, Paris, 1987, pp. 15-28

Zorzi (A) La politique criminelle en Italie, XIIIe-XVIIe siecles, Crime, histoire et societe, 2, 1998


F : State Finance

Bayard (F) Du role exact de Mazarin et des Italiens dans les finances de France, La France et l’Italie au temps de Mazarin, Grenoble, 1986, pp. 19-26

Caizzi (B) La ville et la campagne dans le systeme fiscal de la Lombardie sous la domination espagnole, Hommage a Lucien Febvre, Paris, 1954, vol.2

La Fiscalite et ses implications sociales en Italie et en France aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Rome, 1980

Francois (M) Albisse del Bene, surintendant general des finances francaises en Italie, 1551-1556, Bibliotheque de l’Ecole des Chartes, 1933, pp. 337-360

Georgelin (J) La fiscalite dans l’Etat Venitien (17e-18e siecles), Bouvier (J) Perrot (JC) eds, Etats, fiscalites, economies, Paris, 1985

Graziani (AM) ‘Domaines coloniaux’, industrie securitaire et systeme fiscal en Corse a la fin du XVIe siecle, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome; Italie et Mediterranee, 103, 1991, 461-520

Graziani (AM) Fiscalite genoise et finance bastiaise (1570-1652), Etudes Corses, 1990, pp. 57-82

Graziani (AM) Stromboni (J) Les feux de la Saint-Laurent (revoltes paysannes), Ajaccio, 1992

Laot (A) Histoire de la douane en Corse, Ajaccio, 1989

Laurain-Portemer (M) Absolutisme et nepotisme. La surintendance de l’Etat ecclesiastique, Bibliotheque de l’Ecole des Chartes, vol.132, 1973, pp.487-568

Laurain-Portemer (M) Ministeriat, finances et papaute au temps de la Reforme catholique, Bibliotheque de l’Ecole des Chartes, vol.134, 1976, pp.396-403

Roche (D) Michaut (C) “La veille aux advenues” (Gabellous et contrebandiers dans les hautes vallees piemontaises, 1662-1663), Revue d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, 17, 1970, pp. 161-220

Rovere (A) Fiscalite et societe rurale au XVIIIe siecle: la subvention en deniers, Hommages a Pierre Lamotte: Etudes Corses, 17, 1989, pp. 161-184

Waquet (JC) Les fermes generales dans l’Europe des Lumieres; le cas toscan, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1977, pp.983-1027

Waquet (JC) De la Corruption: Argent et pouvoir a Florence au 18e siecle, Paris, 1985

Waquet (JC) Le Grand-Duche de Toscane sous les derniers Medicis, Ecole Francaise de Rome, Rome, 1990

Waquet (JC) Aux marges de l’impot; fraudeurs et contrabandiers dans la Toscane du 18e siecle, La Fiscalite et ses implications sociales en Italie et en France aux 17e et 18e siecles, Rome, 1980, pp.75-94

Waquet (JC) La ferme des Lombart (1741-1749). Pertes et profits d’une compagnie francaise en Toscane, Revue d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, 25, 1978, pp. 513-529

Waquet (JC) La crise des finances communales dans l’Etat de Sienne et la reforme des “Quattro Conservatori”, Revue historique de droit francais et etranger, 1980, pp.241-249

Waquet (JC) Note sur les caracteres originaux du systeme financier toscan sous les Medicis, Genese de l’Etat moderne. Prelevement et redistribution. Actes du colloque de Fontevraud, 1984, Paris, 1987, pp.111-114


4: ECONOMY AND DEMOGRAPHY

A: Demography & Family

Albera (D) Corti (P) Migrations montagnardes dans l’espace mediterraneen, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 112, 2000, pp. 359-384

Anatra (B) Cagliari dans les echanges migratoires mediterraneens, XVIe-XVIIe siecles, Les migrations internes et a moyenne distance en Europe, 1500-1900, Santiago de Compostella, 1994, pp. 617-624

Aymard (M) Bresc (H) Nourritures et consommation en Sicile entre 14e et 18e siecles, Annales; Economies, Societe, Civilisations., 1975, pp. 592-599

Aymard (M) Epidemies et medecins en Sicile a l’epoque moderne, Annales cisalpines d’histoire sociale, vol.4, 1973, pp.9-37

Aymard (M) Relations ‘ad limina’ et etats des ames; l’exemple de l’Italie meridionale, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1974, vol.2, pp.379-418

Aymard (M) Delille (G) La demographie historique en Italie, Annales de demographie historique, 1977, pp.447-461

Aymard (M) Une croissance selective: la population sicilienne au 17e siecle, Melanges de la Casa de Velasquez, IV, 1968

Aymard (M) Vers une histoire de l’alimentation: quelques remarques methodologiques, Annales: Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 30, 1975, pp. 431-444

Aymard (M) La Sicile, terre d’immigration, Les migrations dans les pays mediterraneens au XVIIIe et au debut du XIXe siecles, Nice, 1974, pp. 134-157

Bairoch (P) Batou (J) Chevre (P) La population des villes europeennes de 800 a 1850, Geneve, 1988

Belfanti (CM) Bilan demographique et bilan economique de Mantoue, 1750-1795, Annales de Demographie historique, 1982, pp.155-167

Belfanti (CM) Romani (MA) Sur la route: les migrations montagnardes vers la plaine du Po, XVIIe-XVIIIe siecles, Les migrations internes et a moyenne distance en Europe, 1500-1900, Santiago de Compostella, 1994, pp. 319-342

Bellettini (A) Samoggia (A) Evolution differentielle et mouvement saisonnier de la mortalite infantile et enfantine dans la banlieue de Bologne, 17e-19e siecle, Annales de Demographie historique, 1983, pp.195-207

Bellettini (A) Quelques considerations sur les problemes de la representativite des recherches en demographie historique, Annales de Demographie Historique, 1972, pp. 55-58

Bellettini (A) La demographie italienne au 16e siecle; sources et possibilites de recherche, Annales de Demographie historique, 1980, pp.19-38

Biraben (JN) Les Hommes et la peste en France et dans les pays mediterraneens, Paris, 1976

Bolognesi (D) La Demographie des villes de Romagne dans les temps modernes, Annales de Demographie historique, 1982, pp.111-125

Bruneton-Governatori (E) Alimentation et ideologie: le chataigne en Corse, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1981, pp.1161-1189

Cananzi (D) Davico (R) Demographie et histoire sociale: trends demographiques siciliens entre le XVIe et le XIXe siecles, Societe de demographie historique, 7, 1972

Cemini (F) Sonnino (E) La Condition feminine dans une structure d’assistance a Rome, 1670-1750, Annales de Demographie historique, 1981, pp.235-251

Cipolla (C) Contre un ennemi invisible; Structures sanitaires en Toscane au 17e siecle, Paris, 1992

Cipolla (C) Zanetti(D) Peste et mortalite differentielle, Annales de Demographie historique, 1972, pp.197-202

Cipolla (C) Crise a Florence, 1629-1630, Melanges en l’honneur de Fernand Braudel, I: Histoire economique du monde mediterraneen, 1450-1650, Toulouse, Privat, 1973, pp. 151-158

Corsini (C) L’Enfant trouve; Note de demographie differentielle, Florence, 18e siecle, Annales de Demographie historique, 1983, pp.95-101

Corsini (C) La fecondite naturelle de la femme mariee. Le cas des nourrices, Genus, 30, 1974, pp.243-259

Corsini (C) Les migrations internes et a moyenne distance en Italie, 1500-1900, Les migrations internes et a moyenne distance en Europe, 1500-1900, Santiago de Compostella, 1994, pp. 319-342

Corsini (C) Recherches de demographie historique menees au departement de mathematiques et statistiques de l’Universite de Florence, Annales de Demographie Historique, 1972, pp. 59-68

Corsini (C) Delille (G) La peste de 1656 dans le diocese de Salerne. Quelques resultats et problemes, Les grandes mortalites: etude methodologique des crises demographiques du passe, H. Charbonneau, A. Larose eds, Liege, 1979

Da Molin (G) Les enfants abandonnes dans les villes italiennes, 18e-19e siecles, Annales de Demographie historique, 1983, pp.103-123

Da Re (G) Tous egaux, tous differents. Notes sur le systeme de transmission des biens materiels en Trexenta (Sardaigne), Femme et patrimoine dans les societes rurales de l’Europe mediterraneenne, G. Ravis Giordani ed., Paris, 1987

Da Silva (JG) Reflexions sur l’Histoire des migrations en Europe continentale, XVIe-XVIIIe siecles, Cahiers de la Mediterranee, 2, 1974, pp. 174-193

Davico (R) Demographie et economie, ville et campagne en Piemont, 1770-1810, Annales de Demographie historique, 1968, pp.139-164

Davico (R) Les isolats israeliens en Piemont (18e-debut XIXe siecles) - structure des familles et memoire genealogique, Jewish Population Studies: Papers in Jewish Demography, Jeruslaem 1983, pp. 1-70

Day (J) Malthus dementi? Annales: Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1975, pp. 684-702

Delille (G) Croissance d’une societe. Montesarchio et la Vallee caudine aux 17e et 18e siecles, Naples,1973

Delille (G) Un probleme de demographie historique; hommes et femmes devant la mort, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1974, pp.419-443

Delille (G) ed., Enfance abandonnee et societe en Europe, 14e au 19e siecle, Rome, 1993

Delille (G) Migrations paysannes et migrations des elites en Italie du Sud pendant la periode moderne, Les migrations internes et a moyenne distance en Europe, 1500-1900, Santiago de Compostella, 1994, pp. 343-356

Delille (G) Famille et propriete dans le royaume de Naples, 15e-19e siecles, Paris, 1985

Delille (G) Dots des filles et circulation des biens dans les Pouilles aux 16e-17e siecles, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1983-1, pp.195-224

Delille (G) Numerations des feux et etat des ames dans le royaume de Naples, XVe-XVIIIe siecles, Populatie si societate, Cluj, 1980, vol.3, 171-177

Della Pina (M) L’evolution demographique des villes toscanes a l’epoque de la naissance et de l’affirmation de l’Etat regional, 15e-17e siecle, Annales de Demographie historique, 1982, pp.43-53

Del Panta (L) Livi Bacci (M) Chronologie, intensite et diffusion des crises de mortalite en Italie, 1650-1850, Population, 1977, pp.401-446

Del Panta (L) La croissance demographique urbaine en Toscane, 1750-1850, Annales de Demographie historique, 1982, pp.169-182

Del Panta (L) Mortalite infantile et post-infantile en Italie du 18e au 20e siecles: tendances a long terme et differences regionales, Annales de Demographie historique, 1994, pp.45-60

Del Panta (L) Le peuplement et la dynamique demographique de l’Etat florentin et de l’Etat siennois ente 1550 et 1620; analogies et differences, Genus, 32, 1976, pp. 71-90

Del Panta (L) Chronologie de la croissance demographique urbaine: le Grand-Duche de Toscane entre la moitie du XVIe siecle et la moitie du XIXe siecle, Genus, 38, 1982, pp. 27-58

Del Panta (L) Diversites territoriales dans les evenements demographiques italiens: problemes et hypotheses de synthese historiques, Bollettino di Demografia Storica, 14, 1991, pp. 35-50

Demarco (D) Les sources de la demographie historique en Italie, Populatie si societate, Cluj, 1980, vol.3, pp. 41-57

Dubost (JF) Les Italiens dans les villes francaises, XVIe-XVIIe siecles, Les Immigrants et la ville: insertion, integration, discrimination, Paris, 1996, pp. 91-106

Fasano Guarini (E) Politique et population dans l’histoire des villes italiennes aux 16e et 17e siecles, Annales de Demographie historique, 1982, pp.77-89

Favalier (S) L’immigration bergamasque a Venise dans la seconde moitie du XVIe siecle, diss. Doctorat, Universite de Paris IV, 1993

Felloni (G) Une monographie d’histoire demographique: Pavie aux 16e et 17e siecles, Annales: Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1960, pp.774-778

Gemini (F) Sonnino (E) La condition feminine dans une structure d’assistance a Rome: aspects demographiques et sociaux, Annales de Demographie Historique, 1981, pp. 235-251

Hemardinquer (JJ) A propos de l’alimentation des marins, sur les galeres de Toscane au 16e siecle, Annales: Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1963, pp.1135-1149

Henry (L) Houdaille (J) Caracteres demographiques du patriciat de Milan, Population, 19, 1974, pp. 923-931
Klapisch-Zuber (C) Day (J) Villages desertes en Italie, Villages desertes et histoire economique, XI-XVIIIe siecles, pp. 419-459, Paris, 1965

Livi Bacci (M) La societe italienne devant les crises de mortalite, Florence, 1978

Livi Bacci (M) Les repercussions d’une crise de mortalite sur la fecondite: une verification empirique, Annales de Demographie Historique, 1978, pp. 197-207

Livi Bacci (M) Quelques problemes dans le couplage des donnees nominatives en Toscane, XVIIe-XVIIIe siecle, Annales de Demographie Historique, 1972, pp. 323-334

Marchini (A) Les hommes, la famille et la terre: trois villages corses, 18e-19e siecles, Evolution agraire et croissance demographique, Liege, 1987, A. Fauve-Chamoux ed., pp. 123-138

Marin-Colpo (A) Etude biodemographique, moleculaire et des noms de famille chez la population montagnarde de Postua (Vercelli), 1640-1999, These de doctorat, Universite d'Aix-Marseille II, 2004

Les migrations dans les pays mediterraneens au 18e siecle et au debut du 19e siecle: Actes des Cahiers de la Mediterranee, 1973, Series special, #2

Mols (R) Introduction a la demographie historique des villes d’Europe du 14e au 18e siecles, Gembloux, 1954-1956, 3 vols.

Mols (R) Les origines pastorales de quelques releves demographiques, Studi in onore di Amintore Fanfani, vol.5, Milan, 1962, pp. 435-461

Overbeek (H) Un demographe premalthusien au XVIIIe siecle. Giammaria Ortes, Population, 25, 1970, 563-571

Panzac (D) Quarantaines et lazarets: l’Europe et la peste d’Orient, XVIIe-XXe siecles, Aix-en-Provence, 1986

Pomponi (F) Une colonie grecque en Corse au XVIIe siecle, Les migrations dans les pays mediterraneens au XVIIIe et au debut du XIXe siecle, Nice, 1974, pp. 92-133

Pour connaitre la population de la Toscane aux 17e, 18e et 19e siecles, Florence, 1974

Poussou (JP) Introduction a l’etude des mouvements migratoires en Espagne, Italie et France mediterraneenne au XVIIIe siecle, Les migrations dans les pays mediterraneens au XVIIIe et au debut du XIXe siecles, Nice, 1974, pp 4-24

Romano (SF) Dans la Sicile du XVIIIe siecle: pauvrete et disette, Annales: Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 13, 1958, pp. 265-276

Sala (P) Le bilan demographique de la Lombardie autrichienne au 18e siecle, Annales de Demographie historique, 1982, pp.127-140

Sannino (AL) Dots et transmissions des exploitations agricoles en Basilicate entre le XVIe et le XIXe siecle; l’exemple de Potenza, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome: Italie-Mediterranee, 110, 1998, pp. 287-306

Santschi (E) L’obituaire de San Daniele (1577-1804): etude demographique, Studi Veneziani, 13, 1971, pp. 655-666

Schiavoni (C) Sonnino (E) Aspects generaux de l’evolution demographique de Rome, 1598-1824, Annales de Demographie historique, 1982, pp.91-110

Schifini-D’Andrea (S) Verification des donnees: erreurs et omissions dans la reconstitution de familles et dans l’exploitation des listes nominatives de population, Annales de Demographie Historique, 1972, pp. 115-120

Sella (D) Au dossier des migrations montagnardes: L’exemple de la Lombardie au 17e siecle, Melanges en l’honneur de Fernand Braudel, Toulouse, 1974, vol.1, pp. 547-554

Serafini-Costoli (J) Les enfants trouves, ‘trovatelli’ au XVIIe siecle d’apres les registres de l’hopital de Bastia, Bulletin de la Societe des Sciences historiques et naturelles de la Corse, 102, 1983, pp. 27-49

Serafini ((J) La population de Bastia en 1769, Bulletin de la Societe des Sciences Historiques et Naturelles de Corse, 103, 1984, pp. 161-215

Serpentini (AL) Sources notariales, confrontations economiques, strategies matrimoniales et patrimoines a Bonifacio dans la deuxieme moitie du XVIIIe siecle, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 112, 2000, pp. 253-279

Sonnino (E) Problemes de recherche dans une grande ville; le cas de Rome au 17e siecle, Annales de Demographie historique, 1972

Sonnino (E) Typologies familiales a Rome au milieu du XVIIe siecle: premier examen general, Mesurer et comprendre. Melanges offerts a Jacques Dupaquier, J-P Bardet ed., Paris, 1993, pp. 533-540

Spooner (F) Vie materielle et comportements biologiques: Regimes alimentaires d’autrefois: proportions et calculs en calories, Annales: Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1961, pp.568-574

Thiriet (JM) L’immigration italienne dans la Vienne baroque (1620-1750), Revue d’Histoire Economique et Sociale, 52, 1974, 339-349

Tittarelli (L) La structure par age de la population de Perouse en 1733, 1782 et 1853, Quaderni dell’Istituto di Statistica dell’Universita degli Studi di Perugia, fasc 8, 1983, pp. 73-93

Tittarelli (L) Le recensement pontifical de 1656 dans le diocese de Perouse a la lumiere de nouveaux documents, Genus, 29, 1973,

Todd (E) Mobilite geographique et cycle de vie en Artois et en Toscane au 18e siecle, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1975, pp. 726-744

Verge-Franceschi (M) Centuri (Corse) en 1769: recensement demographique, Bulletin de la Societe des Sciences Historiques et Naturelles de Corse, 103, 1984, pp. 41-65

Viazzo (PP) Les modeles alpines de mortalite infantile, Annales de Demographie Historique, 31, 1994, pp. 97-117

Vincentelli (T) Societe et immigration a Bastia a la fin du 18e siecle, Etudes Corses, 23, 1995, pp. 5-33

Wyczanski (A) Structure sociale de la consommation alimentaire en Italie au 16e siecle, Histoire economique du monde mediterraneen, 1450-1650: Melanges Fernand Braudel, Toulouse, 1973, pp. 673-681

Zagnoli (N) La migration calabraise vers les cotes au cours des siecles derniers, Studi emigrazione, #61, 1981, 79-102


B: Manufacturing, Agriculture, Trade & Finance

Addobbati (A) L’assurance a Livourne au XVIIIe siecle, entre mutualisme et marche concurrentiel, Insurance in industrial societies: economic role, agents and market from the 18th century to today: Proceedings of the XIIth International Economic History Congress, Seville 1998, pp. 13-30

Albertone (M) L’histoire economique et financiere de l’Ancien regime en Italie aujourd’hui, Etudes et Documents, 9, 1997, pp. 553-560

Allerston (P) Le marche de l’occasion a Venise aux XVIe-XVIIe siecles, Echanges et Cultures Textiles dans l’Europe pre-industrielle: La Revue du Nord, J. Bottin & N. Pellegrin eds, Lille, 1996, pp. 15-30

Anatra (B) L’espace mediterraneen vu par les ambassadeurs venitiens, La Mediterranee et l’Europe, Szeged, 1998

Angiolini (F) Nobles et marchands dans l’Italie moderne, in Angiolini (F) Roche (D) dir., Cultures et formations negociantes dans l’Europe moderne, Paris, 1995, pp. 77-95

Antoine (A) Boehler (JM) Brumont (F) L’Agriculture en Europe occidentale a l’epoque moderne, Paris, 2000

L’Argent et la circulation des capitaux dans les pays mediterraneens, XVIe-XXe siecles: Colloque de Bendor 1979, Nice, 1981

Asdrachas (S) Faits economiques et choix culturels: a propos du commerce de livres entre Venise et la Mediterranee orientale au XVIIIe siecle, Studi Veneziani, 13, 1971, pp. 587-621

Aymard (M) Economie rurale, economie marchande, Commerce de gros, commerce de detail dans les pays mediterraneens, 16e-19e siecles, Nice, 1976, pp. 131-144

Aymard (M) Production, commerce et consommation des draps de laine, Revue historique, 499, 1971, pp. 5-12

Aymard (M) Rendements et productivite agricole dans l’Italie moderne, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1973, pp.475-498

Aymard (M) Delille (G) L’exemple de l’Italie entre le 15e et 18e siecle, Evolution agraire et croissance demographique, Liege, 1987, pp. 155-176

Aymard (M) Venise, Raguse et le commerce du ble pendant la seconde moitie du 16e siecle, Paris, SEVPEN, 1966

Aymard (M) Commerce et production de la soie sicilienne aux 16e et 17e siecles, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1965, pp.609-640

Aymard (M) Villes laborieuses, villes oisives; l’Italie a l’epoque moderne, La force de travail dans les cites mediterraneennes du milieu du 18e au milieu du 19e siecle, Nice, 1974

Aymard (M) En Sicile: Dimes et comptabilite agricoles, Etudes rurales, 1969, pp.136-143

Aymard (M) Un bourg de Sicile entre XVe et XVIIe siecle: Ganci, Conjoncture economique, structures sociales: Hommage a Ernest Labrousse, Paris- La Haye, 1974

Aymard (M) Commerce dans la mer Adriatique au XVIe siecle, Gli Ebrei e Venezia, G. Cozzi ed., Milan, 1987, pp. 703 -

Aymard (M) Revel (J) Niveaux et formes de developpement des economies agraires en Italie, 15e-18e siecles, Sviluppo e sottosviluppo in Europa e fuori d’Europa dal secolo XIII alla Rivoluzione industriale, A. Guarducci ed., Prato 1983

Aymard (M) Des prelevements en quete de surplus: la Mediterranee occidentale entre XIIIe et XVIIIe siecle, Economies Mediterraneennes, equilibres et intercommunications, XIIIe-XIXe siecles, Athens, 1986, vol. 2, pp. 13-28

Aymard (M) Monnaie et economie paysanne, L’Argent et la circulation des capitaux dans les pays mediterraneens, XVIe-XXe siecles, Nice, 1981, pp. 21-32

Aymard (M) Revel (J) Histoire italienne et histoire regionale, Congreso de historia rural, siglos XV al XIX, Madrid, 1984, pp. 203-217

Aymard (M) Romani (MA) La cour comme institution economique, La Cour comme institution economique, Paris, 1998, pp. 1-17

Aymard (M) L’Arsenal de Venise: Science, experience et technique dans la construction navale au XVIe siecle, L’Image de Venise au temps de la Renaissance, Paris, 1989, pp. 407-420

Baehrel (R) L’exemple d’un exemple; Histoire statistique et prix italiens, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations., 1951, pp.213-226

Bartos (G) Le commerce de la cire entre les principautes roumains et Venise pendant les XVIe-XVIIIe siecles, Cahiers Internationaux d’Histoire Economique et Sociale, 2, 1973, pp. 269-77

Basini (GL) Aymard (M) Production et productivite agricoles en Italie, XVIe-XVIIIe siecles, Seventh International Economic Congress, Edinburgh, 1978, pp. 137-146

Battestini (FF) Calvi au XVIe siecle, 1563-1608, Asnieres, 1968

Battistini (M) La correspondance commerciale de Francesco Gasparini, 1688-1744, Bulletin de la Commission royale d’histoire de Belgique, 93, 1929, pp. 245-280

Bayard (F) Les Bonvisi, marchands banquiers a Lyon, 1575-1629, Annales Economies, Societes, Civilisations., 1971, pp.1234-1269

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Jeannin (P) ed., Marchands d’Europe, pratiques et savoirs a l’epoque moderne, Paris, 2002

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Kanceff (E) ed., Travailler la terre en Savoie et en Piemont, Geneve, 1985

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Klapisch-Zuber (C) Les maitres du marbre: Carrare, 1300-1600, Paris, 1969

Labat-Saint-Vincent (X) Course et commerce en Mediterranee au XVIIIe siecle: etude de la presence maritime francaise a Malte, Les Tyrans de la Mer. Pirates, corsaires et flibustiers, S. Requemora & S. Linon-Chipon eds, Paris, n.d.

Lacombe (R) Les pieuses banques de Naples, Revue d’histoire economique et sociale, 44, 1966, 334-363

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Lapeyre (H) Simon Ruiz et les asientos de Philippe II, Paris, 1953

Lapeyre (H) La banque, les changes et le credit au XVIe siecle, Revue d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, 1956, pp. 284-297

Lapeyre (H) La participation des Genois aux “asientos” de Charles V et de Philippe II, Atti del Congresso internazionale di Storia. Rapporti Genova-Mediterraneo-Atlantico nell’Eta moderna, Genoa, 1983, 99-122

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Levi (G) Les projets du gouvernement sarde sur les relations economiques avec la Russie a la fin du XVIIIe siecle, La Russie et l’Europe, XVIe-XIXe siecles, Paris & Moscou, 1970, pp. 283-305

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Livi (C) Sella (D) Tucci (U) Un probleme d’histoire: la decadence economique de Venise, Civilta Veneziana, Studi 9, Istituto per la collaborazione culturale, Venice-Rome, n.d.

Loevinson (E) La concession de banques de prets aux juifs par les papes des XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Revue des Etudes juives, 94, 1932, 57-72, 167-183; 95, 1933, pp. 23-43

Luzzato (G) Les banques publiques de Venise, siecles XVI-XVIII, Contributions to the History of Banking, The Hague, 1933: also J.G. van Dillen ed., History of the Principal Public Banks, The Hague, 1934

Machet (A) Le marche du livre francais en Italie au 18e siecle, Revue d’Etudes italiennes, N.S. 29, 1983, pp. 193-222

Machet (A) Librairie et commerce du livre en Italie dans la deuxieme moitie du 18e siecle, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 153, 1976, pp. 1347-80

Maddalena (A de) Affaires et gens d’affaires lombards sur les foires de Bisanzone. L’exemple des Lucini, 1579-1619, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations., 1967, pp.939-990

Maitte (C) La trame incertaine: le monde textile de Prato, XVIIIe-XIXe siecles, Villeneuve d’Ascq, 2001

Maitte (C) Corporation et politique au village. Altare (Piemont) entre migrations et differenciation sociale, XVIe-XIXe siecles, Revue Historique, 303, 2001, pp. 47-77

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Maitte (C) Prato entre incertitudes et bricolages, XVIIIe-XIXe siecles, Paris, 2002

Maitte (C) Prato et Orleans a la mode des bonnets levantins. France et Toscane face a l’innovation textile au XVIIIe siecle, Echanges et Cultures Textiles dans l’Europe pre-industrielle, J. Bottin & N. Pellegrin eds, Lille, 1996

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Malaussena (PL) Pratiques agro-pastorales: les droits de bandite dans l’ancien comte de Nice, Bibliotheque de l’Ecole de Chartes, 156, 1998, pp. 143-154

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Manikowski (A) Les soieries italiennes et l’activite des commercants italiens en Pologne au 17e siecle, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1976, p.840

Mantran (R) La navigation venitienne et ses concurrentes en Mediterranee orientale aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Mediterraneo e Oceano indiano, Manlio Cortelazzo ed., Florence, 1970, pp. 375-391

Mantran (R) Commerce, course et convois en Mediterranee orientale dans la deuxieme moitie du XVIIe siecle, Economies Mediterraneennes, equilibres et intercommunications, XIIIe-XIXe siecles, Athenes, 1985, vol. 1, 491-505

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Marin (B) Virlouvet (C) eds, Nourrir les cites de Mediterranee (Antiquite-Temps modernes), Paris, 2003

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Massafra (A) En Italie meridionale; Desequilibres regionaux et reseaux de transport, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1988, pp.1045-1080

Mathiex (J) Trafic et prix de l’homme en Mediterranee aux 17e et 18e siecles, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations., 1954, pp.157-164

Maure (F) Monnaies, poids et mesures en usage en Corse du XVIe au XVIIIe siecle, Corse Historique, 1, 1953, 37-42

Meuvret (J) Conjoncture et crise au 17e siecle; l’exemple des prix milanais, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations., 1953, pp.215-219

Molard (F) Essai sur l’organisation de la Banque Saint-Georges, Archives des Missions scientifiques et litteraires, ser.3, 6, 1880, pp. 31-54

Molard (F) Les Archives de la Banque de Saint-Georges, Revue des Etudes Corses, 1, 1961, #1, 47-61; #2, 44-56; #3, 22-36

Montel (R) Un casale de la Campagne Romaine de la fin du XIVe siecle au debut du XVIIe siecle: le domaine de Porto, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, Moyen-Age Temps Modernes, 83, 1971, pp. 31-87

Montemayor (J) La “nation juive” de Livourne et le royaume de France au XVIIIe siecle, La France et la Mediterranee, Leiden, 1990, pp. 259-271

Morineau (M) Lyon l’italienne, Lyon la magnifique, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 29, 1974, pp. 1537-1550

Musi (A) Marchands et culture a Naples a l’epoque espagnole, Cultures et formations negociantes dans l’Europe moderne, Paris, 1995, pp. 77-95

Niccolini (S) Actes notaries du Fiumorbo, 1691-1703, Cahiers Corsica, 117-119, 1987

Olivieri (A) Jeu et capitalisme a Venise (1530-1560), Les jeux a la Renaissance, Ph Aries, JC Margolin eds, Paris 1982, pp. 151-162

Palermo (B) Les ‘valli’ a Tende et la Brigue: une activite pastorale traditionnelle au sein des pratiques de l’epoque moderne, Provence Historique, 51, 2001, pp. 467-492

Palombara Perfetti (AP) La guede et quelques autres vegetaux dans l’economie des Marches a l’epoque moderne, Toulouse, n.d.

Panzac (D) La caravane maritime. Marins europeens et marchands ottomans en Mediterranee, 1680-1830, Paris, 2004

Papahagi (V) Les Roumains de l’Albanie et le commerce venitien au XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Melanges de l’Ecole Roumaine en France, 1931, pp. 27-124

Perry (P) L’arbre a pain; le chataignier en Corse, Annales du Midi, 1984, pp.71-84

Pignon (J) Genes et Tabarca au XVIIe siecle, Tunis, 1980

Pignon (JR) Apercu sur les relations entre Malte et la cote orientale de la Tunisie au debut du XVIIe siecle, Cahiers de Tunisie, 12, 1964, pp. 59-87

Pitte (JR) Terres de castanide. Hommes et paysages du chataigner de l’Antiquite a nos jours, Paris, 1986

Poliakov (L) Les ‘Banchieri’ juifs et le Saint-siege du XIIIe au XVIIe siecle, Paris, 1965

Pomponi (F) Essai sur les notables ruraux en Corse au XVIIe siecle, Aix-en-Provence, 1962

Poni (C) Archeologie de la fabrique: la diffusion des moulins a soie “alla bolognese” dans les etats venitiens du 16e et 17e siecles, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1972, pp.1475-1496

Pult Quaglia (AM) Les contrats agraires dans les domaines des Medicis (XVIe-XVIIIe siecles), Exploiter la terre: les contrats agraires de l’Antiquite a nos jours: Actes du colloque de Caen, 1997, np nd

Racine (P) Banque et credit a Plaisance aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles: les foires de change, Bollettino Storico Piacentino, 69, 1974

Ravid (B) Les sefarades a Venise, Les Juifs d’Espagne: histoire d’une diaspora, 1492-1992, H. Mechoulan ed., Paris, 1992

Ravis-Giordani (G) Bergers corses. Les communautes villageoises du Niolu, Aix-en-Provence, 1983

Renard (GF) Histoire du travail a Florence, Paris, 1913

Revel (J) Le grain de Rome et la crise de l’Annone dans la seconde moitie du 18e siecle, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1972, pp.201-281

Revel (J) Les privileges d’une capitale; l’approvisionnement de Rome, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1975, pp.563-573

Revel (J) Rendements, production et productivite: les grands domaines de la campagne romaine aux 17e et 18e siecles, VII Congres international d’histoire economique, Paris, 1978, pp. 227-236

Revel (J) La crise du XVIIe siecle en Mediterranee, La France et la Mediterranee: vingt-sept siecles d’interdependance, I. Malkin ed., Leiden, 1990, pp. 348-362

Rodocanachi (E) Les corporations ouvrieres a Rome depuis la chute de l’Empire romain, Paris, 1894

Romano (R) Le Commerce de Naples avec la France et les pays de l’Adriatique au 18e siecle, Paris, 1951

Romano (R) A Florence au 17e siecle; industries textiles et conjoncture, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1952, pp.508-512

Romano (R) Encore la crise de 1619-22, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1964, pp.31-37

Romano (R) Da Silva (JG) L’Histoire des changes: les foires de “Bisenzone” de 1600 a 1650, Annales: Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1962, pp.715-721

Romano (R) Autour de quelques problemes d’histoire du travail en Italie, Histoire economique du monde mediterraneen, 1450-1650: Melanges Fernand Braudel, Toulouse, 1973, pp. 497-510

Romano (R) Conjonctures opposees. La crise du 17e siecle en Europe et en Amerique iberique, Geneve, 1992

Romano (R) La Marine marchande venitienne au XVIe siecle, Les sources de l’histoire maritime en Europe, du Moyen Age au XVIIIe siecle, M. Mollat ed., Paris, 1962, pp. 33-68

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Roover (R de) L’evolution de la lettre de change, 14e-18e siecles, Paris, 1953

Roumegoux (Y) L’etablissment des gentilhommes verriers italiens a Nevers a la fin du XVIe siecle, Ateliers de verriers de l’Antiquite a la periode pre-industrielle, 1991, 135-138

Rozen (M) Les marchands juifs livournais a Tunis et le commerce avec Marseille a la fin du XVIIe siecle, Michael, 9, 1985, pp. 87-129

Rubin de Cervin (GB) Bateaux et batellerie de Venise, Paris, 1978

Ruiz Martin (F) Lettres marchandes echangees entre Florence et Medina del Campo, Paris, 1965

Ruiz Martin (F) Formation et structures du capitalisme, Paris, 1973

Salone (AM) Tentative de bonification de la plaine d’Aleria au XVIIe siecle, Cahier Corsica, 122, 1988

Salvemini (B) Visceglia (MA) Pour une histoire des rapports economiques entre Marseille et le sud de l'Italie au XVIIIe siecle et au debut du XIXe siecle, Provence Historique, 44, 1994, pp. 321-365

Salvemini (B) La “ville du negoce”. Marche et identite sociale a Bari, XVIe-XIXe siecles, Cahiers de la Mediterranee, 46-47, 1993, pp. 13-40

Samsonowicz (H) Relations commerciales entre la Baltique et la Mediterranee aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles. Gdansk et l’Italie, Histoire economique du monde mediterraneen, 1450-1650: Melanges Fernand Braudel, Toulouse, 1973, pp. 537-546

Sardella (P) L’epanouissement industriel de Venise au 16e siecle, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations., 1957

Sardella (P) Nouvelles et speculations a Venise, Paris, 1948

Secret (B) Ce que revele le cadastre savoyard de 1730, Augusta praetoria, 4, 1951, 70-79, 172-76, 212-15

Sella (D) Les mouvements longs de l’industrie lainiere a Venise aux 16e et 17e siecles, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations., 1957, pp.29-45

Sereni (E) Histoire du paysage rural italien, Paris, 1964

Serpentini (AL) La Coltivatione. Genes et la mise en valeur agricole de la Corse au XVIIIe siecle, Ajaccio, 1999

Siffre (M-H) Apercu sur les pratiques communautaires dans le comte de Nice au XVIIIe siecle, Revue d’histoire economique et sociale, 48, 1970, pp. 196-226

Simon (B) Contribution a l’etude du commerce venitien dans l’empire ottoman, 1558-1560, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1984, pp.973-1020

Simon (B) Le ble et les rapports veneto-ottomans au XVIe siecle, Contributions a l’histoire economique et sociale de l’Empire Ottoman, Louvain, 1983, pp. 267-286

Sirago (M) Activite commerciale et maritime dans les ports du royaume de Naples a l’epoque des premiers Bourbons, 1734-1759, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 303, 1991, pp. 659-665

Le Sol et l’immeuble. Les formes dissociees de propriete immobiliere dans les villes de France et d’Italie, XIIe-XIXe siecles, Rome, 1995

Soreau (E) L’Agriculture au XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Paris, 1952

Tadic (J) Le Commerce en Dalmatie et a Raguse et la decadence economique de Venise au 17e siecle, Aspetti e cause della decadenza economica veneziana nel secolo 17, Venice, 1963, pp.237-274

Tenenti (A) Cristoforo da Canal. La marine venitienne avant Lepante, Paris, 1962

Tenenti (A) Naufrages, corsaires et assurances maritimes a Venise, 1592-1609, Paris, 1959

Tenenti (A) Tenenti (B) L’assurance en Mediterranee, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 31, 1976, pp. 411-413

Tenenti (A) Valeurs assures et valeurs reelles a Raguse vers la fin du XVIe siecle, Revue Historique, 257, 1977, pp. 299-322

Tenenti (A) Formes d’assurances multirisque a Raguse au milieu du XVIe siecle, Lyon et l’Europe, Hommes et societes; Melanges d’histoire offerts a Richard Gascon, Lyon, 1980, vol.2, 279-295

Thiriet (F) Sur les communautes grecque et albanaise a Venise, Venezia, centro di mediazione tra Oriente e Occidente, secc. XV-XVI, Florence, 1977, pp. 217-232

Trasselli (C) Les routes siciliennes du Moyen Age au 19e siecle, Revue historique, #509, 1974, pp. 27-44

Trasselli (C) Transports d’argent a destination et a partir de la Sicile, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1963, pp.883-905

Trivellato (F) Salaires et justice dans les corporations venitiennes au 17e siecle; le cas des manufactures de verre, Annales; Histoire, Sciences sociales, 54, 1999, 245-274

Trivellato (F) Juifs de Livourne, Italiens de Lisbonne, Hindous de Goa. Reseaux marchands et echanges interculturels a l’epoque moderne, Annales: Histoire, Sciences sociales, 58, 2003, pp. 581-603

Tucci (U) Sur la pratique venitienne de la navigation au 16e siecle, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1958

Tucci (U) Les emissions monetaires de Venise et les mouvements internationaux de l’or, Revue Historique, 1978

Tucci (U) Lettres d’un marchand venitien, Andrea Berengo (1555-1556), Paris, 1957

Tucci (U) Liaisons commerciales et mouvement de navires entre la Mediterranee orientale et occidentale, XVe-XIXe siecles, Economies mediterraneennes. Equilibres et intercommunications, XIIIe-XIXe siecles. IIe Colloque Internationale d’Histoire, 3 vols., Athens, 1985-1987

Tucci (U) Le rapport or/argent dans l’economie monetaire europeenne du XVIIIe siecle, Etudes d’histoire monetaire, Lille, 1984, pp. 335-351

Tucci (U) Il Banca della Piazza di Rialto, premiere banque publique venitienne, L’Argent et la circulation des capitaux dans les pays mediterraneens, XVIe-XXe siecles, Nice, 1981, pp. 155-169

Van Meerbeeck (L) Les relations economiques des Pays-Bas Autrichiens avec la Toscane sous le regne du grand-duc Pierre Leopold (1765-1790), Bulletin de l’Institut Historique Belge de Rome, 23, 1944-46, pp. 161-180

Verlinden (C) Lettres commerciales italiennes d’une firme anversoise, 1586, Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 27, 1952, pp. 507-534

Vignes (L) Les corailleurs corses sous l’Ancien regime, Etudes Corses, 23, 1995, pp. 103-124

Waquet (JC) Pour une histoire de l’industrie de la soie a Florence aux 17e et 18e siecles, Ricerche storiche, 1983, pp.235-250

Waquet (JC) Quelques considerations sur l’industrie et le commerce de la soie a Florence aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, La Seta in Europa, secc. XIII-XVIII, S. Cavaciocchi ed., Florence, 1993

Wiszniewsky (A) Histoire de la Banque de Saint-Georges de Genes, Paris, 1865

Yannakopoulou, Quelques repaires de pirates en Grece de l’Ouest, lieux de commerce illegal, 16e-18e siecles, Economies Mediterraneennes, equilibres et intercommunications, XIIIe-XIXe siecles, Athens, 1985, vol. 1, 519-531

Zanetti (D) L’Approvisionnement de Pavie au 16e siecle, Annales: Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1963, 44-62

C: Economic Doctrines

Bartoli (H) Histoire de la pensee economique en Italie, Paris, 2003

Beutler (C) Un chapitre de la sensibilite collective: la litterature agricole en Europe continentale au 16e siecle, Annales: Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 28, 1973, pp. 1280-1301

Demarco (D) Le debat sur l’idee de ‘ville’ parmi les economistes italiens du 18e siecle, Annales de Demographie historique, 1982, pp.141-154

Jonard (N) Le probleme du luxe en Italie au 18e siecle, Revue des Etudes Italiennes, 15, 1969, 295-321

Le Branchu (JY) ed., Ecrits notables sur la monnaie (XVIe siecle) de Copernic a Davanzati, 2 vols., Paris, 1934

Le Branchu (JY) La theorie quantitative de la monnaie au XVIe siecle, Revue d’Economie Politique, 48, 1934, 1241-1256

Magnotti (L) L’abbe Ferdinand Galiani, sa philanthropie et ses rapports avec la France, Naples, 1933

Maitte (C) Le reformisme eclaire et les corporations: l’abolition des arts en Toscane, Revue d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 49, 2002, pp. 56-88

Marin (B) L’approvisionnement en grain de Naples et de Madrid: debats et reformes autour des annees 1760, Villes, histoires et culture, Strasbourg, 1997, pp. 53-73

Pecchio (G) Histoire de l’economie politique en Italie, ou abrege critique des economistes italiens, Paris, 1830

Savelli (R) Modeles juridiques et culture marchande entre 16e et 17e siecle, Cultures et formations negociantes dans l’Europe moderne, Paris, 1995, pp. 403-420

Torcellan (G) Un economiste du 18e siecle: Gianmaria Ortes, Geneve, 1969

Vuaridel (R) L’abbe Galiani, precurseur de l’etude des comportements economiques, Melanges d’histoire economique et sociale en hommage au professeur Antony Babel, Geneve, 1963, pp. 89-110

Waquet (JC) La composition du “discorso sopra la Maremma di Siena” de Sallustio Bandini; pensee francaise et politique locale dans la Toscane des Medicis, Studies on Voltaire and the 18th century, 242, 1986, pp.233-242

Woolf (S) Le debat sur la pauvrete en Italie: de Lodovico Ricci a Ilarione Petitti di Roreto, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 311, 1993, pp. 299-312


5: SOCIAL STRATIFICATION & BEHAVIOUR

A: Domestic Life

Ago (R) Universel/Particulier: femmes et droits de propriete (Rome, XVIIe siecle), Clio, 7, 1998, pp. 101-116

Alberti (JL) Marchini (A) Padovania (S) Ravis-Giordani (G) Ricciardi-Bartoli (F) L’Ile-familles: famille et parente dans la societe corse moderne et contemporaine, 18e-20e siecles: Etudes Corses, 22, 1994

Alberti (JL) Pezzu di pane e pezzu di casgiu. Destins de cadets dans une communaute villageoise corse, Etudes Corses, 20, 1992, pp. 145-155

Bellavitis (A) Identite, mariage, mobilite sociale. Citoyennes et citoyens a Venise au XVIe siecle, Rome, 2001

Bellavitis (A) Dots et richesse des femmes a Venise au XVIe siecle, Clio, 7, 1999, pp. 91-100

Borello (P) Du patriciat urbain a la chaire de Saint-Pierre: Les Pamphilj du XVe au XVIIIe siecle, These de doctorat, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris, 2003

Boutier (J) Les ‘Notizie diverse’ de Niccolo Gondi (1652-1720). A propos de la memoire et des strategies familiales d’un noble florentin, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1986, pp.1097-1151

Cabibbo (R) La reprise d’un ancien topos dans l’Italie de la Contre Reforme: la veuve chretienne, European Gender and Religious Studies/Etudes europeennes de genre et religion, Rome, 2001

Calvi (G) 'Sans espoir d'heriter': Les meres, les enfants et l'Etat en Toscane, XVIe-XVIIe siecles, Clio, 21, 2005

Caroni (P) Le developpement des regimes matrimoniaux dans la Suisse italienne du 16e au 19e siecles, Memoire de la Societe pour l’histoire du droit et des institutions des anciens pays bourguignons, comtois et romans, 1966, pp. 39-64

Ceccaldi (J) Les Ceccaldi: Essai de genealogie, 1380-1880, Ajaccio, 2004

Chabot (I) La loi du lignage: Notes sur le systeme successoral florentin, XIVe, XVe-XVIIe siecles, Clio. Histoire, femmes et societes, 1998, pp. 51-72

Chauvard (JF) Sources notariales et analyses des liens sociaux. Un modele italien? Liens sociaux et actes notaries dans le monde urbain en France et Europe, Paris, 2004, pp. 87-108

Delille (G) Regroupements familiaux et solidarites en Campanie aux 16e et 17e siecles, La Famiglia e la vita quotidiana in Europa dal ‘400 al ‘600. Fonti e problemi, Rome, Ministero per i beni culturali, 1990?

Delille (G) La paix par les femmes, ‘Alla signorina’. Melanges en l’honneur de Noelle de la Blanchardiere, Rome, 1995

Delille (G) Le systeme de transmission des prenoms en Italie du Sud aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles, L’uomo. Societa, tradizione, sviluppo, vol. 7, 1/2, 1983, pp. 65-91

Demoulin (L) Ressources, depenses et assegnamenti de la famille Borghese au 18e siecle, Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 1972, pp.363-368

Demoulin (L) Train de vie et frasques d’un cadet de grande famille romaine au 18e siecle, Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 1972, p.437-443

Demoulin (L) Les ‘assegnamenti’ de la princesse-mere et des cadets de la famille Borghese en 1763, Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 1976, pp.481-490

Demoulin (L) Testament, famiglia et train de vie du cardinal Scipion Borghese, 1734-1782, Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 1988, pp.187-213

Demoulin (L) Les revenus de la “famiglia” de Camillo Borghese, en 1723, Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 43, 1973, pp. 595-646

Desideri (L) L’epouse petrifiee: vendetta, mariage et petrification en Corse, These de 3e cycle, Universite de Paris X, 1987

Doriguzzi (F) Pratiques de prime education et attitudes envers l’enfant au Piemont au XVIIIe siecle: la premiere enfance du marquis Ambrogio Ghilini, diss. doctorat, EHESS, 1988

Femmes et patrimoine dans les societes rurales de l’Europe Mediterraneenne, ed. G. Ravis Giordani, Paris, 1987

Fossati (I Palumbo) L’interieure de la maison venitienne dans la deuxieme moitie du XVIe siecle, These de doctorat, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris, 1982

Gouesse (JM) L’endogamie familiale dans l’Europe catholique, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1977, pp.95-116

Groppi (A) Dots et institutions: la conquete d’un ‘patrimoine’ a Rome, XVIIIe-XIXe siecles, Clio, 7, 1998

Hurtubise (P) Une famille temoin: les Salviati, Rome, 1985

Hurtubise (P) Une vie de palais: la cour du Cardinal Alexandre Farnese vers 1563, Renaissance and Reformation, 16, 1992, pp. 37-54

Hurtubise (P) Familiarite et fidelite a Rome au XVIe siecle: Les ‘familes’ des cardinaux Giovanni, Bernardo et Antonio Maria Salviati, Hommage a Roland Mousnier: Clienteles et fidelites en Europe a l’epoque moderne, Y. Durand ed., Paris, 1981, pp. 335-350

Jodogne (P) Entre Italie et Pays-Bas meridionaux. Le “libro de memoria” de la famille Cassina, 1576-1650, Geneve, 2002

Klapisch-Zuber (C) La Maison et le nom: Strategies et rituels dans l’Italie de la Renaissance, Paris, 1990

Klapisch-Zuber (C) Parents de sang, parents de lait; la mise en nourrice a Florence, 1300-1530, Annales de Demographie historique, 1983, pp.33-64

Klapisch-Zuber (C) Le nom ‘refait’; la transmission de prenoms a Florence, 14e-16e siecles, L’Homme, 20, 4, 1980, pp.77-104

Leca (A) “Quelli dello ceppo e casale”, dans les statuts corses jusqu’en 1571, Etudes Corses, 19, 1991, pp. 7-34

Pomponi (F) Dot et transmission du patrimoine familial en Corse a l’epoque genoise, Femmes et patrimoine dans les societes rurales de l’Europe mediterraneenne, G. Ravis-Giordani ed., Paris, 1987, pp. 97-111

Rossi (H) Les successions testamentaires dans l’ancien droit corse, Aix-en-Provence, 1960

Serpentini (A) Le marriage a Bonifacio a l’epoque moderne, 1682-1815, Bulletin de la Societe des Sciences Historiques et Naturelles de la Corse, 108, 1989, pp. 275-289

Solinas (PG) Relations discretes: l’affinite dans la transition demographique, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 115, 2003, pp. 367-398

Spinosi (C) Le droit des gens maries en Corse aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Aix-en-Provence, 1956

Spinosi (C) Le regime dotal en Corse aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Corse Historique, 1953, 3-29, 38-50, 34-48.

Weinstein (R) Rituel du mariage et culture des jeunes dans la societe judeo-italienne, 16e-17e siecles, Annales: Histoire, Sciences sociales, 53, 1998, pp. 455-480

B: Social Groups

Abbrugiati (P) Les metiers de la culture dans “La Piazza universale di tutte le professioni del mondo” de Tommaso Garzoni (1587), Culture et professions en Italie (fin XIVe-debut XVIIe siecle), Paris, 1989, 237-255

Angiolini (F) Les noblesses italiennes a l’epoque moderne: approches et interpretations, Revue d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, 45, 1998, pp. 66-88

Angiolini (F) Nobles et marchands dans l’Italie moderne, Cultures et formations negociantes dans l’Europe moderne, Paris, 1995

Aymard (M) L’Europe moderne: feodalite et feodalites, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1981, pp.426-435

Aymard (M)Une famille de l’aristocratie sicilienne aux 16e et 17e siecles, Revue historique, vol.247, 1972, pp.29-66

Aymard (M) De la traite aux chiourmes: la fin de l’esclavage dans la Sicile moderne, Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 44, 1974, pp. 1-22

Baglioni (L de) Perouse et les Baglions, Paris, 1909

Bec (C) Les marchands ecrivains, Paris, 1967

Bellavitis (A) Les rythmes de l’integration a Venise (XVIe-XVIIe siecles), Les rythmes urbains, XVe-XIXe siecles: Colloque de Lyon, Lyon, 2000

Bennassar (B) Conversions, esclavage et commerce des femmes dans les peninsules iberique, italienne ou balkanique aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Dimensioni e problemi della Ricerca Storica, 1996

Bizzocchi (R) Culture genealogique dans l’Italie du 16e siecle, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations., 1991, pp.789-806

Blondy (A) Le discours sur l’esclavage en Mediterranee; une realite occultee, Cahiers de la Mediterranee, 65, 2002

Blondy (A) La course en Mediterranee: les discours sur la captivite et la servitude, Les Tyrans de la Mer. Pirates, corsaires et flibustiers, S. Requemora & S. Linon-Chipon eds, Paris, 2002

Bono (S) Esclaves musulmans en Italie, La Mediterranee au XVIIIe siecle, Aix-en-Provence, 1987, pp. 189-208

Borello (B) Du patriciat urbain a la chair de Saint-Pierre: les Pamphili du XVe au XVIIe siecle, dissert. Ecole des Hautes Etudes de Sciences sociales Paris, 1993-94

Boutier (J) Le Livre d’or de la noblesse florentine (1750); Construction et anatomie d’un groupe social a l’epoque moderne, XVIe-XVIIIe siecles, Memoire de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, 1987

Boutier (J) Construction et anatomie d’une noblesse urbaine: Florence a l’epoque moderne, XVIe-XVIIIe siecle, diss. doctorat, EHESS, 1988

Boutier (J) Un Who’s Who de la noblesse florentine au XVIIe siece: “L’Istoria delle famiglie della Citta di Firenze” de P. Monaldi, Societes et ideologies des Temps modernes, Hommage a Arlette Jouanna, Montepellier, 1996, pp. 81-100

Brogini (A) L’esclavage au quotidien a Malte au XVIe siecle, Cahiers de la Mediterranee, 65, 2002

Carle (L) ‘Terzi’, paroisses, quartiers: caracteristiques et evolution du tissu social de Montalcino du XVIIIe au XIXe siecle, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, t. 105, 1993, pp. 413-440

Carle (L) Problematiques de l’identite socio-culturelle et methodologies pluri-disciplinaires, Bollettino Laboratorio di Progettazione Ecologica, 1, Florence, 1995

Cavallerone (Th de) Genealogie genoise, Paris, 1916

Cerutti (S) Normes et pratiques, ou la legitimite de leur opposition, Les formes de l’experience. Une autre histoire sociale, B. Lepetit ed., Paris, 1995, pp. 127-50.

Cerutti (S) Processus et experience: individus, groupes et identites a Turin au XVIIe siecle, Jeux d’echelles. La micro-analyse a l’experience, J. Revel ed., Paris, 1996, pp. 161-186

Chauvard (JF) Echelles d’observation et insertion des etrangers dans l’espace venitien, La citta e I luoghi dei stranieri: Italia, XIVe-XVIIIe secc., P. Lanaro & D. Calabi eds, Bari, 1998

Fontenay (M) L’Esclavage en Mediterranee occidentale au XVIIe siecle, La Mediterranee occidentale au XVIIe siecle, Paris, 1990, pp. 11-50

Fontenay (M) L’Esclave galerien dans la Mediterranee des Temps modernes, Figures de l’esclave au Moyen-Age et dans le monde moderne: Table ronde d’octobre 1992 de l’Universite de Paris X Nanterre, Henri Bresc ed., Paris 1996, pp. 115-143

Fontenay (M) Pour une geographie de l’esclavage mediterraneen aux temps modernes, Cahiers de la Mediterranee, 65, 2002

Geremek (B) L’arrivee des Tsiganes en Italie: de l’assistance a la repression, Timore e carita: I poveri nell’ Italia moderna, Cremona, 1982

Geremek (B) Renfermement des pauvres en Italie (14e-17e siecles): Remarques preliminaires, Melanges en l’honneur de Fernand Braudel: Histoire economique et sociale du monde mediterraneen, Toulouse, 1973, pp. 205-218

Geremek (B) La reforme de l’assistance publique au 16e siecle et ses controverses ideologiques, Domanda e Consumi, Livelli e Strutture (nei secoli 13-18), Florence, 1978

Georgelin (J) Ordres et classes a Venise aux 17e et 18e siecles, Ordres et classes, Colloque d’Histoire sociale, 1967, C. Labrousse, ed., Paris, 1973

Graziani (AM) Les notables bastiais (Corse) 1569-1769, These de l’Universite de Paris I, 1988

Graziani (AM) Un etat de la notabilite du sud de la Corse du premier XVIIe siecle, Etudes Corses, 18, 1990, pp. 77-101

Graziani (AM) “Principali, capi de parte e benemeriti’ urbains a Bastia a la fin du XVIe siecle, Hommages a Pierre Lamotte: Etudes Corses, 17, 1989, pp. 101-120

Guarini (EF) ‘Gentildonna’, ‘Borghese’, ‘Cittadina’: problemes de traduction entre la Cour de Henri IV et la Cour des Medicis, Societes et ideologies des temps modernes: Hommage a Arlette Jouanna, Montpellier, 1996

Jonard (N) Images du paysan au XVIIIe siecle. Mythes et realite, Revue des Etudes Italiennes, 44, 1998, pp. 7-22

Labrot (G) Le comportement collectif de l’aristocratie de Naples a l’epoque moderne, Revue historique, 1977, pp.45-71

Labrot (G) L’aristocratie de Naples: investissements, violence, depredation (1503-1734), Investimenti e civilta urbana, A. Guarducci ed., Florence, 1989

Larquie (C) L’Eglise et le commerce des hommes en Mediterranee: l’exemple des rachats de chretiens au 17e siecle, Genova-Mediterraneo-Atlantico nell’ eta moderna, Genova, 1986, pp. 47-66

Lenclud (G) S’attacher. Le regime traditionnel de la protection en Corse, Terrain, 21, 1993, pp. 81-96

Lombardi (D) La demande d’assistance; Florence 1619-1622, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1987, pp.935-945

Lorenzetti (L) Les elites du monde alpin italien durant l'epoque moderne: les voies de la mediation et de la reproduction, These de doctorat, Universite Europeenne de Florence, S. Domenico di Fiesole, 2003

Manche (F) Regard sur la legislation somptuaire venitienne (XIIIe-XVIIIe siecles), Chroniques Italiennes, 54, 1998

Peretti (A) Les bergers du Fiumorbu au XVIIIe siecle: etude statistique, Etudes Corses, 19, 1991, pp. 35-83

Pomponi (F) Essai sur les notables ruraux en Corse au XVIIe siecle, Aix-en-Provence, 1962

Raines (D) Pouvoir ou privileges nobiliaires. Le dilemme du patriciat venitien face aux agregations du 17e siecle, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1991, pp.827-848

Raines (D) L’image de soi du patriciat venitien, au XVIe et XVIIe siecles, diss. doctorat, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris, 1999, 3 vols.

Ravoux-Rallo (E) La femme a Venise au temps de Casanova, Paris, 1984

Revel (J) Les aristocraties italiennes au XVIIe siecle, Bulletin de la societe d’histoire moderne, LXXXVIII, 1989, p.4

Rodocanachi (E) Les corporations ouvrieres a Rome depuis la chute de l’empire romain, 2 vols., Paris, 1894

Rodocanachi (E) La femme italienne, avant, pendant et apres la Renaissance, Paris, 1920

Romano (R) Tenenti (A) L’intellectuel dans la societe italienne des XVe et XVIIe siecles, Niveaux de culture et groupes sociaux, Paris, 1967

Rouchon (O) L’enquete genealogique et ses usages dans la Toscane des Medicis: Un exemple pisan de 1558, Annales: Histoire, Sciences Sociales, 54, 1999, pp. 705-738

Rouchon (O) Citoyens, sujets, nobles. Les familles de l’aristocratie pisane a l’epoque des premiers grands-ducs de Toscane; these de doctorat, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, 1997

Rudt de Collenberg (WH) Esclavage et rancons de chretiens en Mediterranee (1570-1600), Paris, 1987

Rudt de Collenberg (WH) Le bapteme des musulmans esclaves a Rome aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles. Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 101, 1989, pp. 9-181 and pp. 519-670

Savine (A) Dans les fers du Maghreb. Recits de chretiens esclaves au Maroc, (17e-18e siecles), Paris, 1912

Sayous (AE) Aristocracie et noblesse a Genes, Annales d’Histoire economique et sociale, 1937

Tausin (H) Notice historique sur Bardo di Bardi Magalotti, Paris, 1903

Tenenti (A) A Venise au debut du 17e siecle, autour d’un livre de Gaetano Cozzi, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1961, pp.780-790

Thiriet (F) Espace urbain et groupes sociaux a Venise au XVIIe siecle, in P. Francastel ed., L’Urbanisme de Paris et de l’Europe, 1600-1680, Paris, 1969

Valensi (L) Esclaves chretiens et esclaves noirs a Turin au 18e siecle, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations., 1967, pp.1267-1288

Valet (R) Une patricienne de Venise. Caterine Dolfin-Tron, Revue de Mediterranee, 16, 1956, pp. 566-580

Vincentelli (T) Societe et immigration a Bastia a la fin du 18e siecle, Etudes Corses, 23, 1995, pp. 5-33

Visceglia (MA) Un groupe social ambigu. Organisation, strategies et representations de la noblesse napolitaine, 16e-17e siecles, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1993, pp.819-852

Waquet (JC) Solidarites personnelles et pouvoir aristocratique a Florence aux 17e et 18e siecles, Ricerche Storiche, 1985, pp.107-119

Yriarte (C) La vie d’un patricien de Venise au XVIe siecle, Paris, 1874

C : Social Behaviour

Agostini (P) Zorzi (A) La table des doges, Paris, 1992

Bertrand (G) ed. Identite et cultures dans les mondes alpin et italien, XVIIIe-XXe siecles, Paris, & Grenoble, 2000

Boiteaux (M) Derision et deviance; a propos de quelques coutumes romaines, Le Charivari, ed. J. Le Goff, J.C. Schmitt, Paris, 1981, pp.237-249

Boudard (R) L’aventurier a Genes au XVIIIe siecle, Revue des Etudes Italiennes, N.S. 4, 1957, pp. 156-167

Boutier (J) L’institution politique du gentilhomme: Le “Grand Tour” des jeunes nobles florentins en Europe, XVIIe-XVIIIe siecles, Istituzioni e societa in Toscana nell’eta moderna, 1, Florence, 1994, pp. 257-290

Braudel (F) Misere et banditisme, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations., 1947, pp.129-143

Bredekamp (H) Le Football florentin: Les jeux et le pouvoir a la Renaissance, Paris, 1995

Buisine (J) Festins et banquets a Venise, Paris, 1998

Burke (P) Le carnaval de Venise: esquisse pour une histoire de longue duree, Les jeux a la Renaissance, P. Aries and J-C. Margolin eds., Paris, 1982, pp. 55-63

Burke (P) Venise et Amsterdam. Etude des elites urbaines au XVIIe siecle, Paris, 1992

Burke (P) L’art de l’insulte en Italie aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Injures et blasphemes, J. Delumeau ed., Paris, 1989, pp. 49-62

Camporesi (P) Les effluves du temps jadis, Paris, 1995

Camporesi (P) Le pain sauvage. L’imaginaire de la faim, de la Renaissance au 18e siecle, Paris, 1981

Camporesi (P) L’Officine des sens. Une anthropologie baroque, Paris, 1987

Camporesi (P) Les Baumes de l’amour, Paris, 1990

Camporesi (P) La Seve et la Vie. Symbolisme et magie du sang, Paris, 1990

Camporesi (P) La Terre et la lune. Alimentation, folklore, societe, Paris, 1993

Camporesi (P) Les Voies du lait, Paris, 1993

Camporesi (P) L’Enfer et le fantasme de l’hostie. Une theologie baroque, Paris, 1987

Capatti (A) Montanari (M) La cuisine italienne. Histoire d’une culture, Paris, 2002

Carle (L) L’histoire utile. Moyens et risque d’une exploitation de l’histoire dans les centres historiques de la Toscane, Identites et economies regionales, S. Denefle ed., Paris, 1992, 33-46

Casanova (A) Paysans et machines (en Corse) a la fin du XVIIIe siecle: essai d’ethnologie historique, Paris, 1990

Cesarini-Dasso (MJ) L’Univers criminel feminin en Corse a la fin du XVIIIe siecle, Ajaccio, 1996

Colonna de Cesari-Rocca (R) La vendetta dans l’histoire (Corse), Nimes 1993 (first pubd. 1908)

Comastri (R) Le dimanche de Serra, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 4, 1983, pp. 863-883

Dioguardi (G) Un aventurier a Naples au XVIIIe siecle (Ange Goudar), Castelnau-le-Lez (Fr), 1993

Duval-Wirth (G) La mise en accusation de la justice dans la litterature italienne du XVIIe siecle, Revue d’Etudes Italiennes, N.S. 16, 1970, pp. 5-48

Ettori (F) La decouverte de la femme corse par les Francais au XVIIIe siecle, Femmes corses et femmes mediterraneennes; Etudes Corses, 1976, pp. 184-99

Faggion (L) De la faussete du monde: fraude et manipulation a Venise au XVIe siecle, La Petite Delinquance du Moyen Age a l’epoque Classique, B. Garnot ed., Dijon 1998

Fantini (MP) Les mots secrets des prostituees (Modene 1580-1620), Clio, 11, 2000

Graziani (AM) ‘Comme les oiseaux a la campagne’: Banditisme, etat et societe dans la Corse du XVIIe siecle, Banditisme et violence sociale dans les societes mediterraneennes. Etudes Corses, 21, 1993, pp. 77-90

Gruber (A) Le festin offert par Roger, Earl of Castelmaine, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 126, 1995, pp. 99-110

Heritier (F) Les fondements de la violence: analyse anthropologique, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 115, 2003, pp. 399-419

Hurtubise (P) “De Honesta Voluptate” ou l’Art de bien manger a Rome pendant la Renaissance, Histoire: Economie et Societe, 1994, pp.235-248

Lambert (K) Les Italiens devant la justice en Provence: Pistes de recherches, Provence Historique, 53, 2003, 457-67

Larivaille (P) La vie quotidienne des courtisanes en Italie au temps de la Renaissance, Paris, 1975

Levi (G) Comportements, resources, process: avant la ‘revolution’ de la consommation, Jeux d’echelles. La micro-analyse a l’experience, J. Revel ed., Paris, 1996, pp. 186-207

Liaroutzos (C) Manieres de table: epreuve, essay. Le journal de voyage de Montaigne, Chroniques Italiennes, 52, 1997

Livi Bacci (M) Del Panta (L) Identification des individus a partir du XVIIIe siecle en Italie, Noms et prenoms: apercu historique sur la denomination des personnes en divers pays, Dolhain (Belgium), 1974, pp. 83-98

Manzoni (A) Histoire de la colonne infame, Paris 1982 (peste a Milan)

Marin (B) La topographie medicale de Naples de Filippo Baldini, medecin hygieniste au service de la couronne, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 101, 1989, pp. 695-732

Marin-Muracciola (MR) L’honneur des femmes en Corse, Paris, 1964

Molmenti (P) La vie privee a Venise depuis les premiers temps jusqu’a la chute de la Republique, 2 vols., Venise, 1882

Montandon (A) ed., Traites de savoir vivre en Italie/ I trattati di saper vivere in Italia, Clermont-Ferrand, 1993

Nezeys (A) Les veillees siennoises au 16e siecle; a propos des ‘Trattenimenti’ de Scipione Bargagli, Bulletino senese di storia patria, 1984, pp.237-265

Niccoli (O) Education et discipline: les bonnes manieres des enfants dans l’Italie de la Contre-Reforme, La Ville et la cour: des bonnes et des mauvaises manieres, Paris, 1995, pp. 185-218

Nicolini (S) Societe et droit dans les registres notariaux de Fiumorbo, 1691-1717, Bastia, 2002

Olivieri (A) Erotisme et groupes sociaux a Venise au 16e siecle: La Courtisane, Communications, 35, 1982, pp. 85-91

Panico (G) Les rites de la violence populaire a travers les troubles et les revoltes en Italie du Sud a l’epoque moderne, Mouvements populaires et conscience sociale, 16e-19e siecles, Paris 1985, pp. 185-195

Pastore (A) Violences du corps. Theorie et pratique de l’expertise medico-legale au XVIIe siecle, Le corps violente: du geste a la parole, Geneve, 1998

Pellandra-Cazzoli (C) Dames et sigisbees: un debut d’emancipation feminine?, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 193, 1980, pp. 2028-2035

Piasere (L) De quoi riaient les Venitiens? Une lecture ethnologique de La Zingara de Giglio Artemio Giancarri (1545), Europaea, 4, 1998

Planhol (X de) L’eau de neige: histoire et geographie des boissons fraiches, Paris, 1994

Point-Waquet (F) Les Botti. Fortunes et culture d’une famille florentine (1550-1621), Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1978, p. 689-713

Ponticelli (G) La tradition tauromachique en Italie, du XIIe siecle a nos jours, Montpellier, 1997

Portier (L) Peste et torture au XVIIe siecle, Revue des Etudes Italiennes, NS 22, 1976, pp. 103-109

Recupero (J) Rossi (A) Le carnaval en Italie, Le Masque dans la tradition europeenne, Brussels n.d. (ca 1977) pp. 331-336

Rodocanachi (E) Courtisanes et bouffons: etude de moeurs romaines au XVIe siecle, Paris, 1894

Roussel de Fontanes (M) Le costume feminin en Calabre, Folkeliv og hulturelevn. Studier tilegnet Kai Uldall, Copenhagen, 1960, pp. 257-268

Rovere, ‘Violence sociale et Etat royal dans la Corse du 18e siecle, Banditisme et violence sociale dans les societes mediterraneennes. Etudes Corses, 1993, 21, pp. 261-268

Sabban (F) Serventi (S) Les pates, histoire d’une culture universelle, Arles, 2001

Sabban (F) Serventi (S) La gastronomie a la Renaissance, Paris, 1997

Sallmann (JM) Le banditisme en Italie au 16e siecle, Chroniques de l’histoire, 13, juillet-aout 1989, pp. 24-28

Scherer (J) L’aire de jeu du theatre de Vicence, Revue d’Histoire du theatre, 51, 1999, pp. 211-214

Serpentini (AL) La criminalite de sang en Corse sous la domination genoise (fin XVIIe-debut XVIIIe siecles), Crime, Histoire et Societe, 7, 2003, pp. 57ss.

Smith (M) Familiarite francaise et politesse italienne au XVIe siecle: les diplomats italiens juges des manieres a la Cour des Valois, Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, 102, 1988, 193-232

La Table et ses dessous: culture, alimentation et convivialite en Italie, XVe-XVIe siecles, A.C. Fiorato & A. Fontes Baratto eds, Paris 1999

Trasselli (C) Du fait divers a l’histoire sociale: Criminalite et moralite en Sicile au debut de l’epoque moderne, Annales: Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1973, pp.226-246

Trexler (R ) De la ville a la cour. La deraison a Florence durant la Republique et le Grand-Duche, Le Charivari, Paris 1981, pp. 165-176

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Vovelle-Guidi (C) Un observateur attentif de la societe venitienne au debut du XVIIIe siecle; Bartolomeo Dotti (1648-1713), auteur satirique, These de Doctorat, Universite de Provence 1996



6: RELIGIOUS HISTORY

A : Catholicism

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AAVV, Le Concile de Trente, 1551-1663, Paris, 2005, 2 vols

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Appolis (E) Entre jansenistes et zelanti. Le ‘tiers parti’ catholique au XVIIIe siecle, Paris, 1960


Ardura (B) Les reseaux catholiques reformateurs precurseurs et realisateurs du concile de Trente en France, en Allemagne en Italie et dans la Peninsule iberique, Renaissance europeenne et phenomenes religieux, 1450-1650, Paris, 1991, 265-287

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Baumer (S) L’Histoire du breviaire, 2 vols., Rome, 1967

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Boutry (P) Fabre (PA) Julia (D) eds, Rendre ses voeux. Les identites pelerines dans l’Europe moderne (16e-18e siecles), Paris, 2000

Boutry (P) Julia (D) eds, Pelerins et pelerinages dans l’Europe moderne, Rome, 2000

Boutry (P) Julia (D) Les pelerins francais a Rome au XVIIIe siecle, Pelerins et pelerinages dans l’Europe moderne, Rome, 2000, pp. 3-126.

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Chevalier (U) Notre-Dame de Lorette, Paris, 1906

Chiffoleau (J) Vincent (B) Etat et Eglise, premier bilan, Etat et Eglise dans le genese de l’Etat moderne, Madrid, Casa de Velazquez, 1986, pp.295-309

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Correspondance du nonce en France Ranuccio Scotti (1639-1641), ed. Pierre Blet, Rome, 1965

Correspondance du Nonce en France, Anselmo Dandino (1578-1581), Y. Cloulas ed., 1970

Correspondance du Nonce en France, Angelo Ranuzzi (1683-1689), B. Neveu, ed., 1973

Correspondance du Nonce en France Fabrizio Spada (1674-1675), S. de Dainville-Barbiche, ed., Paris, 1982

Couetoux (S) Images de pieuses a Florence au XVIIe siecle, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 110, 1998, 2, 731-753

Cretineau-Joly (J) Histoire religieuse, politique et litteraire de la Compagnie de Jesus, Paris, 1845, 5 vols.

Cretineau-Joly (J) Clement XIV et les Jesuites, Bruxelles, 1847

Creytens (R) Les Annotations secretes du maitre general Augustin Pipia, O.P. sur l’examen “Ad Gradus” des Dominicains italiens, 1721-1724, Archivum Fratrum Praedicatorum, 42, 1972, 167-197

Cristiani (L) L’Eglise a l’epoque du concile de Trente, Paris, 1948

Culture et religion en Espagne et en Italie au XVe et XVIe siecle, Abbeville, 1980

Darricau (R) Princes et peuples dans leur reciproque fidelite chez les docteurs catholiques de Bellarmin a Muratori, Hommage a Roland Mousnier: Clienteles et fidelites en Europe a l’epoque moderne, Y. Durand ed., Paris, 1981, pp. 42-55

De Bujanda (JM) Index de Venise, 1549, et de Venise et de Milan, 1554: Index des Livres interdits, vol.3, Geneva, 1987

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De Bujanda (JM) Index de Rome, 1557, 1559, 1564; Les premiers index romains et l’Index du Concile de Trente: L’Index des Livres interdits, vol. 8, Geneve, 1991

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Delumeau (J) Le pretre et le ministere de la penitence: conseils aux confesseurs, 16e-18e siecles, Ricerche per la Storia religiosa di Roma, 7, 1988, pp. 26-37

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Donvito (L) Pellegrino (B) L’organisation ecclesiastique au lendemain du Concile de Trente en deux regions du royaume de Naples, Miscellanea Historiae Ecclesiasticae, 5, Louvain, 1974 (Colloque de Varsovie), pp. 213-218

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Bildt (CDN) Christine de Suede, et le Conclave de Clement X, Paris, 1906

Bildt (CDN) Christine de Suede et le Cardinal Azzolino, Paris, 1899

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Blet (P) Girolamo Ragazzoni, eveque de Bergame, 1583-1586, Rome & Paris, 1962

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Mols (R) St. Charles Borromee, Dictionnaire d’Histoire et de Geographie Ecclesiastique, R. Aubert ed., Paris, 1953, vol. 12, pp. 486-534

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Sainte-Marie (F de) Alessandra di Rudini, carmelite, par un moniale, Paris, 1961

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Vaussard (M) Sainte Marie-Madeleine de Pazzi, Paris, 1935

Vaussard (M) Le jansenisme venitien a la fin du 18e siecle: Giuseppe-Maria Prizati, Revue historique, 227, 1962, pp.415-434

Venard (M) L’apostolat du P. Antonio Possevino en France, 1562-1570, Les Jesuites parmi les hommes aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles; Colloque de Clermont-Ferrand, 1985, Clermont-Ferrand 1987, pp. 247-256

Vereecke (L) Saint-Alphonse de Liguori dans l’histoire de la theologie morale du XVIe au XVIIIe siecle, Alphonse de Liguori, pasteur et docteur, Paris, 1987, pp. 95-126

C : Jewish Religion

Bonfil (R ) Les juifs d’Italie a l’epoque de la Renaissance, Paris, 1995

Caffiero (M) Un rapport a trois. L’Inquisition romaine, les papes et les juifs aux XVIIe-XVIIIe siecles, Inquisition et Pouvoir, G. Audisio ed., Aix-en-Provence, 2004

Calimani (R) De l’ere des ghettos a l’emancipation, Paris, 1996

Calimani (R) Histoire du ghetto de Venise, Paris, 1997

Curiel (R) Cooperman (BD) Le ghetto de Venise, Paris, 1990

Gollan (SS) La Vie des juifs de Rome de la moitie du 16e siecle a la deuxieme moitie du 17e siecle, Revue des etudes juives, 1985, pp.169-179

Lattes (M) Documents et notices sur l’histoire politique et litteraire des Juifs en Italie, Revue des Etudes juives, 5, 1882, pp. 219-237

Levy (L) La nation juive portugaise: Livourne, Amsterdam, Tunis, 1591-1951, Paris, 1991

Piperno (U) L’etude de la Bible chez les juifs italiens, Le Siecle des Lumieres et la Bible, Paris, 1986, pp. 93-102

Poliakov (L) La communaute juive a Rome aux 16e et 17e siecles, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1957

Poliakov (L) Histoire de l’antisemitisme, 2 vols., Paris, 1955 and 1961

Rodocanachi (E) Le Saint-Siege et les Juifs: le Ghetto a Rome, Paris, 1891

Roth (C) Les Marranes a Venise, Revue des etudes juives, 89, 1930, pp.201-223

Rudt de Collenberg (WH) Le bapteme des Juifs a Rome; 1: de 1614-1676, Archivum Historiae Pontificiae, 24, 1986, pp. 91-232

Rudt de Collenberg (WH) Le bapteme des Juifs a Rome; 2: de 1676-1730, Archivum Historiae Pontificiae, 25, 1987, 105-262

Rudt de Collenberg (WH) Le bapteme des Juifs a Rome; 3: de 1730-1798, Archivum Historiae Pontificiae, 26, 1988, 119-294

Yerushalmi (YH) De la Cour d’Espagne au Ghetto italien: Isaac Cardoso et le marranisme au XVIIe siecle, Paris, 1987

D : Protestants & Heretics

Arnaud (H) Histoire de la glorieuse rentree des Vaudois, Pignerol, 1880

Audisio (G) Vraie ou fausse conversion? Les Valdo-Protestants des Pouilles a la fin du XVIe siecle, Dimensioni e problemi della Ricerca Storica, 1996

Barnavi (E) Eliav-Feldon (M) Le Periple de Francesco Pucci. Utopie, heresie et verite religieuse dans la Renaissance tardive, Paris, 1988

Benazzi (N) D’Amico (M) Le livre noir de l’Inquisition: les grands proces, Paris, 2000

Bennassar (B) Bennassar (L) Les chretiens d’Allah; l’histoire extraordinaire des renegats, 16e-17e siecles, Paris, 1989

Beretta (F) Pour une edition critique de la sentence et l’abjuration de Galilee, Revue des Sciences Philosophiques et Theologiques, 83, 1999, pp. 441-490

Castagnetti (P) Les cercles reputes quietistes en Italie apres la condamnation de Molinos: elements pour une typologie, Pouvoirs, contestations et comportements dans l’Europe moderne, Paris, 2005

Castiglione (TR) Naissance d’une elite: les Vaudois du Piemont a Geneve, Bollettino della Societa dei Studi Valdesi, 1939, 179-190.

Dubost (JF) Une reussite lucquoise: les Sardini en France (1557-1667), L’emigrazione confessionale dei lucchesi in Europa, S. Adorni-Braccesi & C. Sodini eds, Florence, 1999

Evers (M) Gabriel de Convenant, avoue de la “Glorieuse rentree” des Vaudois. Correspondance avec les Etats-Generaux des Provinces-Unies, 1688-1690, Geneva, 1995

Fatio (O) Geneve et les Vaudois entre 1686 et 1689, Dall’Europa alle valli Valdesi, Turin, 1990, pp. 97-114

Foucault (D) Cavaille (JP) eds, Sources antiques de l’irreligion moderne: le relais italien, XVe-XVIIe siecles, Toulouse, 2001

Galif (J) Le refuge italien de Geneve au XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Geneve, 1881

Garzend (L) L’Inquisition et l’heresie; distinction de l’heresie theologique et de l’heresie inquisitoriale a propos de l’affaire Galilee, Paris, 1912

Geneve et l’Italie, L. Monnier ed., Geneve 1969

Gil (C) Renee de France. “Ce lys au milieu des epines”, Paris, 1990

Gillies (P) Histoire ecclesiastique des Eglises vaudoises de l’an 1160 a 1643, Pinerolo, 1881, 2 vols.

Ginzburg (C) Le Fromage et les vers: l’univers d’un meunier du XVIe siecle, Paris

Gonzalez (AM) Islam et Inquisition dans les Iles Espagnoles de la Mediterranee, (Baleares, Sardaigne, Sicile), diss. doctorat, Universite de Besancon, 1987

Gonzalez-Raymond (A) La croix et le croissant. Les inquisiteurs des iles face a l’Islam, 1550-1700, Paris, CNRS, 1992

Huret (TH) Histoire des progres et de l’extinction de la Reforme en Italie au XVIe siecle, Paris, 1831

Jalla (I) Les Paques piemontaises (1655), Bulletin de la Societe historique Vaudoise, #45, 1924

Jalla (J) Josue Javanel (1617-1690), Bulletin de la Societe historique Vaudoise, 1917, pp. 5-81.

Jalla (J) Javanel: Combats, exil et pouvoir d’un grand capitaine, Geneve, 1947

Lecler (J) Le Saint-Siege et l’Inquisition espagnole. Le proces de Barthelemy Carranza (1559-1576), Recherches de Sciences Religieuses, 25, 1925, pp. 45-128

Lerner (MP) Pour une edition critique de la sentence et l’abjuration de Galilee, Revue des Sciences Philosophiques et Theologiques, 82, 1998, pp. 607-629

Maccrie (T) Histoire des progres et de l’extinction de la Reforme en Italie au XVIe siecle, Paris, 1831

Martin (PE) Trois cas de pluralisme confessionnel aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles: Geneve, Savoie, France, Geneve, 1961

Montet (E) Histoire litteraire des Vaudois du Piemont, Paris, 1885

Mottu-Weber (L) Geneve et ses “minorites” aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles: L’apport des refugies reformes francais et italiens, Il ruolo economico delle minoranze in Europa, sec. XIII-XVIII, Florence, 2000

Muston (A) L’Israel des Alpes. Histoire des Vaudois, 1851, 4 vols.

Pezet (M) L’epopee des Vaudois, Paris, 1985

Pfister (U) Croyance et espace dans le contexte alpin: les Grisons, XVIIe-XVIIIe siecles, Revue d'Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 52, 2005, pp. 49-63

Piozza-Donati (M) Proces contre Matteo Gazzotto, modenais soupconne d’heresie a la fin du 16e siecle, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1977, pp.945-982

Pommier (E) La societe venitienne et la Reforme protestante au 16e siecle, Bollettino dell’ Istituto di Storia della Societa e dello Stato Veneziano, 1, 1959

Pommier (E) L’itineraire religieux d’un moine vagabond italien au 16e siecle, Melanges d’archeologie et d’histoire de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, 66, 1954, pp. 293-322

Pons (TJ) Actes des Synodes des Eglises Vaudoises 1692-1854, BSSV, 69, 1948

Prevot (J) Libertins du XVIIe siecle, Paris, 1998

Puaux (A) La huguenote Renee de France, Paris, 1997

Redondi (P) Galilee heretique, Paris 1990

Rodocanachi (E) La reforme en Italie, Paris, 2 vols., 1920-1921

Rodocanachi (E) Renee de France, duchesse de Ferrare, Paris, 1896

Rossato (V) Anvers et ses libertes vues par Giovanni Zonca, heterodoxe venitien, 1562-1566, Revue d’histoire ecclesiastique, vol.85, 1990, pp.291-321

Seidel-Menchi (S) Erasme heretique: Reforme et Inquisition dans l’Italie du XVIe siecle, Paris, 1996

Sortais (G) Le proces de Galilee, Paris, 1904

Stoughton (J) Souvenirs de la Reformation en Italie, Toulouse, 1883

Totaro (P) La Congregation de l’Index et la censure des oeuvres de Spinoza, Disguised and Overt Spinozism around 1700, Brill, 1996, 353-78

Van Eijl (E) L’interpretitif de la bulle de Pie V portant condamnation de Baius, Revue d’Histoire Ecclesiastique, 50, 1955, pp. 499-542

Vivanti (C) Religion et sciences dans la pensee de Paolo Sarpi, Magia, Astrologia e Religione nel Rinascimento, L. Szczucki ed., 1974, pp. 210-26

E : Magic & Witchcraft

Charuty (G) Morts et revenants d’Italie, Etudes rurales, 1987, pp.79-90

Defrance (E) Catherine de Medicis: Ses astrologues et ses magiciens envouteurs, Paris, 1911.

Garnero Morena (C) Approche du phenomene de la sorcellerie en Ligurie occidentale, Cahiers de la Mediterranee, #13, 1976, pp. 31-37

Ginzburg (C) Batailles nocturnes: sorcellerie et rituals agraires aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Paris, 1993

Ginzburg (C) Le sabbat des sorcieres, Paris, 1997

Imann (G) Ruggieri, magicien de Catherine de Medicis, Paris, 1941.

Lantieri (F) Le corps entre la sorcellerie et la folie. Etude de proces de l’Inquisition en Corse, 1572-1678, These de l’Universite de Corte, 1987

Martino (E de) La Terre du Remords; Tarantulisme et religion populaire aux Pouilles, Paris, 1966

Paques (V) Les sciences occultes d’apres les documents litteraires italiens du XVIe siecle, Paris, 1971

Sallmann (JM) Chercheurs de tresors et jeteuses de sorts; la quete du surnaturel a Naples au 16e siecle, Paris, 1986

Schmitt (P) La Reforme catholique: le combat de Maldonat, 1534-1583, Paris, 1985

Secret (F) Les Kabbalistiques chretiens de la Renaissance, Paris, 1964

Stephens (W) Anatomie et physiologie du corps diabolique: la connaissance du surhumain au XVe, XVIe et XVIIe siecles, La transmission des savoirs du XIIe au XVIe siecle; modalites, images et lieux, Besancon, 2005, pp. 49-58


7: LANGUAGE ARTS & ERUDITION

A : Philosophy & Literature

Abbrugiati (R) Cesare Beccaria et la France des Lumieres, Doct. Dissert., Universite de Dijon, 1991

Abbrugiati (R) Venise vue de Milan. La cite venitienne a travers la critique goldonienne de Pietro Verri, La Venise de Goldoni, Aix-en-Provence, 1998, pp. 267-280

Abbrugiati (R) et al., Le Café, 1767-1776, Fontenay-aux-Roses, 1997

Abbrugiati (R) La pensee politique du ‘Caffe’ ou l’expression juridique et economique d’un projet de societe, Chroniques Italiennes, 46, 1996

Abbrugiati (R) La reflexion linguistique et litteraire du ‘Caffe’, Chroniques Italiennes, 53, 1998

Abbrugiati (R) Les Lumieres milanaises et la naissance des sciences humaines, Naissance et la science dans l’Italie antique et moderne, L. De Poli & Y. Lehmann eds, Bern & New York, 2004

Albani (H) Ideal heroique et crise du heros dans quelques romans italiens du XVIIe siecle, Discours litteraires et pratiques politiques, Paris, 1987, pp. 239-269

Albertini-Coppola (S) La collection des “Navigationi e viaggi” (1550-1559) de Giovanni Battista Ramusio, Revue des Etudes Italiennes, 36, 1990, pp. 89-104

Alchimie et philosophie a la Renaissance, Paris, 1993

Aleksic (B) Casanova et l’ecole buissonniere d’Epicure, Dix-huitieme siecle, 2003

Alimento (A) La reception des idees physiocratiques a travers les traductions: le cas toscan et venitien, La Diffusion internationale de la physiocratie (XVIIIe-XIXe siecles), T. Delmas & R. Steiner eds, Grenoble, 1995, pp. 297-313

Almeras (H de) Cagliostro. La Franc Maconnerie et l’occultisme au 18e siecle, Paris, 1904

Andrieux (M) Venise au temps de Casanova, Hachette, Paris, 1969

Armogathe (JR) J.C. Vanini: une rhetorique de la subversion, Giulio Cesare Vanini (1585-1619): Kairos, 12, 1998

Audegean (Ph) Philosophie reformatrice: Cesare Beccaria et la critique des savoirs de son temps: droit, rhetorique, economie, these de doctorat, Universite de Pantheon-Sorbonne, 2003

Audegean (Ph) Passions et liberte. Loi de nature et fondement du droit en Italie a l'epoque de Beccaria, Studi Settecenteschi, 23, 2003

Augry (M) L’Italie de Duclos: le temoignage d’un libertin, Franco-Italica, 7, 1995, pp. 275-286

Aulard (FVA) Essai sur les idees philosophiques et l’inspiration poetique de Giacomo Leopardi, Paris, 1877

Baldini (AE) L’antimachiavelisme en Italie au debut de la litterature de la Raison d’Etat, Problemes d’Histoire des Religions, 8, 1997, pp. 15-30

Balsamo (J) Lorraine et Savoie; mediateurs culturels entre la France et l’Italie (1580-1630), Culture et pouvoir dans les Etats de Savoie du XVIIe siecle a la Revolution, Geneve, 1985, pp. 199-216

Balsamo (J) La vie intellectuelle a la Trinite des Monts au XVIIIe siecle, Les Fondations nationales dans la Rome Pontificale, Rome, 1981, pp. 453-478

Balsamo (J) Les Italiens de la cour et les lettres sous le regne de Henri IV (1589-1610), Les Lettres au temps de Henri IV, Paris, 1991, pp. 77-95

Balsamo (J) Cultures italiennes dans la France du XVIe siecle; quelques meditations remoises, Travaux de l’Academie Nationale de Reims, 165, 1986, pp. 21-39

Balsamo (J) Les rencontres des muses: italianisme et anti-italianisme dans les lettres francaises de la fin du XVIe siecle, Geneve, 1992

Balsamo (J) Montaigne, le style (du) cavalier et ses modeles italiens, Educare il corpo, educare la parola nella trattatistica del Rinascimento, Milan, 1998

Balsamo (J) Les poetes francais et les anthologies lyriques italiennes, Italique: Poesie italienne de la Renaissance, 5, 2002, pp. 9-32

Balsamo (J) Montaigne et le 'saut' du Tasse, Rivista di Letterature moderne e comparate, 54, 2001, pp. 389-407

Bardazzi (G) Grosrichard (A) Denouement des Lumieres et invention romantique, Geneve, 2003

Barrande (JM) Jules-Cesare Vanini et la theorie de la terre: aux sources du libertinage philosophique du XVIIe siecle, Giulio Cesare Vanini (1585-1619): Kairos, 12, 1998, 1998

Baruchson-Arbib (S) La culture livresque des juifs d’Italie a la fin de la Renaissance, Paris, 2001

Basso (J) La representation de l’homme en societe a travers les livres de lettres et d’art epistolaire des XVIe et XVIIe siecles en Italie, Traites de savoir-vivre en Italie, A. Montandon ed., Clermont-Ferrand 1993, pp. 135-149

Basso (J) Le Genre epistolaire en langue italienne (1538-1662): Repertoire chronologique et analytique, 2 vols., Nancy, 1990

Basso (J) Les lettres italiennes de Regnier-Desmarais, ami de Magalotti, Revue des Etudes Italiennes, 16, 1970, pp. 116-153

Baudoin (A) Histoire critique de Jules Cesar Vanini, dit Lucilio, Revue des Pyrenees, 1903, pp. 105-132, 280-414, 489-518

Beall (CB) La fortune du Tasse en France, Eugene OR, 1942

Beauville (G de) Gasparo Gozzi, journaliste venitien, Paris 1937

Bec (C) L’historiographie bourgeoise a Florence a la fin du XVIe siecle; Giuliano de’ Ricci, Revue des Etudes Italiennes, N.S. 20, 1974, pp. 238-266

Bec (C) Precis de litterature italienne, Paris, 1982 & 1995

Beccaria et la culture juridique des Lumieres, Michel Porret ed., Geneve, 1996

Bedarida (H) Hazard (P) L’Influence francaise en Italie au 18e siecle, Paris, 1923

Bedarida (H) A travers trois siecles de litterature italienne, Paris, 1957

Bedarida (H) L’Encyclopedie et l’Italie, Annales de l’Universite de Paris, 22, 1952, pp. 241-264

Bedarida (H) Quelques ecrivains francais a Venise au XVIIIe siecle, Studi in onore di Vittorio Lugli e Diego Valeri, Venice, 1961, vol. 1, pp. 53-83

Belgioioso (G) Le parcours exemplaire de Paolo Mattia Doria: de Descartes a Platon, Autour de Descartes. Actes du Colloque pour le Quatrieme Centenaire de la naissance de Rene Descartes, Bucarest, 1998, pp. 47-97

Belgioioso (G) Les racines suareziennes de la metaphysique cartesienne: la lecture des Principia de Francesco Maria Spinelli (1733), Revue d'Histoire des Sciences, 58, 2005

Benoit (F) La valise de Ferrante Pallavicino. Pour servir de complement a son oeuvre imprimee, Paris, 1928

Benvenga (M) La main du prince: petits traites du secretaire dans l’Italie baroque, Paris, 1992

Beresniak (D) Les premiers Medici et l’Academie platonicienne de Florence: la resurgence d’Hermes, Paris, 1984

Berger (C) La villegiature et le masque de la sociabilite: les failles de la societe venitienne apres 1750 dans “La trilogia della villeggiatura”, Chroniques Italiennes, 2002

Bertrand (D) L’exces des rires: ecritures facetieuse et parole satyrique chez Straparola, Derision et demythification dans la culture italienne, Saint-Etienne, 2003

Bertrand (G) Masque et seduction dans la Venise de Casanova, XVIIIe siecle, 31, 1999, pp. 407-428

Bertrand (G) Les voyageurs francais en Italie et la sauvegarde du patrimoine. Naissance d'une attention a la conservation des biens culturels et artistiques dans la seconde moitie du XVIIIe siecle, De l'Art au Patrimoine: France et l'Italie. Le transfert de modeles culturels et esthetiques, Grenoble, 2003, pp. 71-104

Bertrand (G) Musees perdus, recits introuvables: le jeu de la deperdition et le travail de la memoire chez quelques voyageurs francais en Campanie au cours des annees 1780, Musees Perdus, Musees Retrouves: l'experience de l'Italie et de la France, S. Costa ed., Grenoble, 2000, pp. 53-78

Blanchet (L) Campanella, Paris, 1920

Blanco (M) Du “concetto” a la pointe, Figures a l’italienne: Metaphores, equivoques et pointes dans la litterature manieriste et baroque, D. Boillet & A. Godard eds, Paris, 1999, pp. 275-90

Bloch (R) Le XVIIIe siecle et l’Etrurie, Latomus, 16, 1957, pp. 128-139

Blocker (E) Jean Chapelain et les “lumieres de Padoue”: l’heritage italien dans les debats sur l’utilite du theatre (1585-1640), De ‘l’utilite’ de la litterature: Revue litteratures classiques, 37, 1999

Blockmans (W) Genet (JP) eds, Visions sur le developpement des etats europeens. Theories et historiographie de l’Etat moderne, Rome, 1993

Boileve-Guerlet (A) Le genre romanesque: des theories de la Renaissance italienne aux reflexions du XVIIe siecle francais, Santiago de Compostela, 1993

Boillet (D) L’espace sous-occupee de la traduction de Marino en France (XVIIe-XVIIIe siecles), Marino (1569-1625) en France, Paris, 2003

Boillet (D) La mise en scene du langage figure dans le “Pastor fido” de Battista Guarini, Figures a l’italienne: Metaphores, equivoques et pointes dans la litterature manieriste et baroque, D. Boillet & A. Godard eds, Paris, 1999, pp. 121-80

Boillet (D) Marino et les ‘fluctuations de la France’: Il Tempio (1615) et les Epitalami (1616), L'Actualite et sa mise en ecriture dans l'Italie des XVe-XVIIe siecles: Colloque de Paris 2002, Paris, 2005

Boillet (D) Guarini, reinventeur de lieux communs: la grotte de Venus dans le ‘Pastor Fido’, Culture et societe en italie du Moyen Age a la Renaissance, Paris, 1985

Boltanski (A) Le livre illustre a l’illustration du prince. La somptueuse et magnifique entrée du Tres Chretien Roy Henri III . . . en la cite de Mantoue, par Blaise de Vigeriere (1576), Le livre d’architecture, XVe-XXe siecles, Paris, 2002

Bolzoni (L) Le jeu des images: L’art de la memoire des origines au XVIIe siecle, La Fabrique de la Pensee, Paris, 2003

Bolzoni (L) La demeure de la memoire. Modeles litteraires et iconographiques a l’age de l’imprimerie, Geneve, 2004

Bolzoni (L) La Chambre de la memoire. Modeles litteraires et iconographiques a l’age de l’imprimerie, Geneve, 2005

Bolzoni (L) Transmission des savoirs et memoire au XVIe siecle, La transmission des savoirs du XIIe au XVIe siecle: modalites, images et lieux, Besancon, 2005

Bonnet (J) La folie de Jerome Cardan: Recits, Montpellier, 1991

Bonnet (S) Giordano Bruno et les mathematiques, Naissance et la science dans l’Italie antique et moderne, L. De Poli & Y. Lehmann eds, Bern & New York, 2004

Boriaud (JY) Le traite des songes de Jerome Cardan, Bulletin de l’Association Guillaume Bude, IV, 1995, pp. 319-330

Borrelli (G) Parcours et raisons de l’antimacchiavelisme dans la culture politique napolitaine, de Campanella a Vico, Problemes d’Histoire des Religions, 8, 1997, pp. 43-53

Botta (I) L’’Invito a Lesbia Cidonia’ de Lorenzo Mascheroni: litterature et science en Italie au XVIIIe siecle, Naissance et la science dans l’Italie antique et moderne, L. De Poli & Y. Lehmann eds, Bern & New York, 2004

Boulegue (L) Le latin, langue de la philosophie dans les traits d’amour du XVIe siecle en Italie, “Tous vos gens a latin”. Le latin, langue savante, langue mondaine (XIVe-XVIIe siecles), E. Bury ed., Geneve, 2005

Boutier (J) De l’Academie royale de Luneville a l’Accademia dei Nobili a Florence: milieux intellectuels et transferts culturels, Il Granducato di Toscana e I Lorena nel secolo XVIII, Florence, 1999, pp. 327-354

Boutier (J) Giovanni Lami accademico. Echanges et reseaux intellectuels dans l'Italie du XVIIIe siecle, Religione, Cultura e Politica nell'eta moderna, Florence, 2003, pp. 547-558

Boutier (J) Marin (B) Romano (A) eds, Les milieux intellectuels italiens. Naples, Rome, Florence aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Rome, 2005

Bouvy (E) Voltaire et l’Italie, Paris, 1898

Bouvy (E) Le comte Pietro Verri (1728-1797), ses idees et son temps, Paris, 1889

Bresson (A) La glorification artistique et litteraire de Marie de Medicis, Franco-Italica, 21-22, 2002

Briggs (ER) L’apport des refugies italiens a la pensee libre des XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Melanges a la memoire de Franco Simone: France et Italie dans la culture europeenne, Geneve, 1981, vol. 2, pp. 3-20

Brunet (J) Langue, culture et societe dans l’Italie du XVIe au XXe siecles, diss. doctorat, Universite de Paris III, 1985

Brunet (J) Un langage ‘colakeutiquement profane’: ou l’influence de l’Espagne sur la 3e personne de politesse italienne, Presence et influence de l’Espagne dans la culture italienne de la Renaissance, Paris, 1978

Brunon (H) La foret, la montagne et la grotte: Pratolino et la poetique pastorale a la fin du XVIe siecle, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 112, 2000, pp. 785-811

Bruscagli (R) Les Intronati “a veglia”: l’academie en jeu, Les Jeux a la Renaissance, Ph Aries & JC Margolin eds, Paris, 1982, pp. 201-212

Buffet-Mecarelli (AJ) Dimensions encyclopediques de la ‘fureur’ chez Francesco Patrizi da Cherso (1553-1557), Chroniques Italiennes, 2003

Buisine (A) Casanova: l’Europeen, Paris, 2001

Buoso (R) La Gazette de Nice et quatre gazettes piemontaises conservees a Turin, Les gazettes europeennes et l’information politique, P Retat ed, Lyon 1999, pp. 69-75

Burke (P) Le Courtisan a l’etranger, Traites de savoir-vivre italiens, ed. A. Montandon, Clermont-Ferrand, 1993, pp. 237-242

Busnelli (MD) Diderot et l’Italie. Reflets de vie et de culture italienne dans la pensee de Diderot, Paris, 1925

Caballero (M) J.C. Vanini: Averroisme de Padoue et pensee libertine, diss. doctorat, Universite de Paris IV, 1997

Caballero (M) J.C. Vanini: la force d’une legende, Giulio Cesare Vanini (1585-1619): Kairos, 12, 1998

Cabeen (CW) L’influence de Giambattista Marino sur la litterature francaise dans la premiere moitie du XVIIe siecle, Paris, 1904

Calabi (D) Venise: la Civilisation, Paris, 1999

Calderini de Marchi (R) Jacopo Corbinelli et les erudits francais d’apres la correspondance inedite Corbinelli-Pinelli (1566-67), Milan, 1914

Callard (C) Publier la reputation: la folie d’un Florentin, De la Publication. Entre Renaissance et Lumieres, Paris, 2002, pp. 177-91

Callard (C) L’inquisiteur, le prince et l’historien: l’annee 1641 a Florence, XVIIe siecle, 51, 1999, 449-68.

Callard (C) Diogene au service des princes: Antonio Magliabecchi a la cour de Toscane, 1633-1714, Histoire: Economie et Societe, 2000, pp. 85-103

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Waquet (F) Parler latin dans l’Europe moderne. L’epreuve de la prononciation, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 108, 1996, pp. 265-279

Waquet (F) La conversation en Arcadie, Traites de savoir-vivre en Italie, A. Montandon ed., Clermont-Ferrand, 1993, pp. 71-89

Waquet (F) Antonio Magliabecchi: nouvelles interpretations, nouveaux problemes, Nouvelles de la Republique des Lettres, 1982, pp. 173-188

Waquet (F) L’espace de la Republique des Lettres, Commercium Litterarium 1600-1750, F. Waquet & H. Bots eds, Amsterdam 1994, pp. 175-189

Waquet (F) Au “pays de belles paroles”. Premieres recherches sur la voix en Italie aux XVIe et XVIIe siecle, Rhetorica, 11, 1993, 275-292

Waquet (F) Les delices de l’Arcadia, Chroniques Italiennes, 52, 1997

Waquet (F) Retour a l’age dor et reforme litteraire: Le primitivisme et l’Arcadia, Romantisme, 84, 1999, pp. 3-10

Waquet (F) Mercure et Archimede. L’historiographe Vittorio Siri, Lias, 22, 1995, pp. 87-97

Waquet (F) Allegorie, autobiographie et histoire litteraire: Le ‘Commentario’ de Pier Jacopo Martello, Revue d’Etudes Italiennes, 41, 1995, pp. 23-38

Waquet (F) La Republique des Lettres: un univers de conflits, Pouvoirs, contestations et comportements dans l’Europe moderne, Paris, 2005

Watzlawick (H) La genese des memoires de Casanova, en trois dates, trois prefaces et trois titres, Recherches et Travaux de l’Universite de Grenoble, 61, 2002, pp. 11-22

Wolfe (KW) Wolfe (PhJ) Introduction, Humanisme et politique: Lettres romaines de Christophe Dupuy a ses freres (1650-1654), Tubingen, 2005

Wolff (E) Jerome Cardan (1501-1576) et le latin, , “Tous vos gens a latin”. Le latin, langue savante, langue mondaine (XIVe-XVIIe siecles), E. Bury ed., Geneve, 2005

Wolff (E) Les lecteurs de Jerome Cardan: Quelques elements pour servir a l’histoire de la reception de son oeuvre, Nouvelle Revue du XVIe siecle, 9, 1991, pp. 91-107

Wolff (E) Le role de la reference antique dans le ‘De Propria Vita’ de Cardan, Nouvelle Revue du XVIe siecle, 19, 2001, pp. 25-31

Yvia-Croce (H) Panorama de la presse Corse aux 18e et 19e siecles (1762-1852), Corse historique, 6, 1966, pp. 5-84

B) Libraries & Typography

AAVV, Des moulins a papier aux bibliotheques: Le livre dans la France meridionale et 'Europe mediterraneenne, XVIe-XXe siecles, R. Andreani, E. Pelaquier & H. Michel eds, Montpellier, 2004

Baldacchini (L) Statistiques de la production imprimee italienne au 16e siecle, L’imprime en Mediterranee, XVe-XVIIIe siecles: Actes du colloque de Marseille, 1986 ...

Balsamo (J) Traduire de l’italien: ambitions sociales et contraintes editoriales a la fin du XVIe siecle, Traduire et adapter a la Renaissance, Paris, 1999

Bautier (RH) La phase cruciale de l’histoire des archives: la constitution des depots d’archives et la naissance de l’archivistique, 16e-19e siecle, Archivium, XVIII, 1968, pp.139-149

Bec (C) Les Livres des Florentins, 1413-1608, Florence, 1984

Benoit (F) Farnesiana I. La Bibliotheque grecque du Cardinal Farnese, Melanges d’Archeologie et d’histoire, 40, 1923, pp. 167-198

Beretta (F) La Congregation de l’Inquisition et la censure des livres: efforts de centralisation et resistances locales dans la premiere moitie du XVIIe siecle, Inquisition et Pouvoir, G. Audisio ed., Aix-en-Provence, 2004

Bignami Odier (J) La Bibliotheque vaticane. Recherches historiques sur l’histoire des collections de manuscrits, Vatican City, 1973

Bingen (N) Philausone (1500-1660). Repertoire des ouvrages en langue italienne publies dans les pays de langue francaise de 1500 a 1660, Geneve, 1994

Blanc (J) Bibliographie italico-francaise universelle ou catalogue methodique de tous les imprimees en langue francaise sur l’Italie ancienne et moderne depuis l’origine de l’imprimerie, 1475-1885, Geneve, 1972

Bonnant (G) La librairie genevoise en Italie jusqu’a la fin du 18e siecle, Genava n.s. 15, 1967

Braida (L) Quelques considerations sur l’histoire de la lecture en Italie: usages et pratiques du livre sous l’Ancien Regime, Histoires de la lecture, R. Chartier ed., Paris, 1995, pp. 23-50

Braida (L) Le commerce du livre entre Geneve et l’Italie au XVIIIe siecle; agents, obstacles, pratiques, L’Europe et le livre: reseaux et pratiques du negoce de librairie, XVIe-XVIIIe siecles, R. Chartier ed., Paris, 1996, pp. 279-307

Braida (L) Les almanachs italiens, evolution et stereotypes d’un genre, XVIe-XVIIe siecles, Colportage et lecture populaire: imprimes de large circulation en Europe, XVIe-XIXe siecles, R. Chartier & H.J. Lusebrink eds, Paris, 1996, pp. 183-207

Braida (L) Lecteurs libertins et lectures prohibees en Italie au XVIIIe siecle, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 1996, pp. 743-48

Camurri (D) Traductions et traducteurs italiens de Jean-Pierre Camus, eveque de Belley et romancier du XVIIe siecle, Histoire et Civilisation du Livre, 1, 2005

Chapron (E) Bibliotheques publiques et pratiques bibliographiques au XVIIIe siecle: le collection d'incunables de la bibliotheque Magliabechiana de Florence, Revue Francaise d'Histoire du Livre, 118-121, 2003, pp. 317-334

Chapron (E) Voyageurs et bibliotheques dans l'Italie du XVIIIe siecle: des 'mirabilia' au debat sur l'utilite publique. Bibliotheque de l'Ecole des Chartes, 162, 2005, pp. 455-482

Chapron (E) Le metier de bibliothecaire au XVIIIe siecle: Angelo Maria Bandini a Florence (1726-1803), Revue d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 51, 2004, pp. 58-87

Chartier (R) ed., Histoires de la lecture; un bilan des recherches, Paris, 1995

Courbet (A) Le bibliothecaire du Grand-duc de Toscane, Valentin Jamerey-Duval (1695-1775) et sa correspondance de Florence, Il Granducato di Toscana e I Lorena nel secolo XVIII, Florence, 1999, pp. 355-384

De Conihout (I) A propos de la bibliotheque aux cotes brunes des Laubespine-Villeroy: les livres italiens chez les secretaires du roy dans la seconde moitie du XVIe siecle, Italique. Poesie italienne de la Renaissance, 7, 2004, pp. 137-159

Des moulins a papier aux bibliotheques. Le livre dans la France meridionale et l’Europe mediterraneenne, Montpellier, 2003, 2 vols.

Dooley (B) Blondel (C) La seconde revolution de la lecture en Italie au XVIIIe siecle, Revue d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 49, 2002, pp. 69-88

Dorez (L) Le cardinal Marcello Cervini et l’imprimerie a Rome, Melanges d’Archeologie et d’Histoire, 12, 1892, pp. 289-313.

Dotoli (G) ed. Castiglione Minischetti (V) eds, Les traductions de l'italien en francais au XVIIIe siecle, Paris, 2003

Dotoli (G) ed., Les traductions de l'italien en francais du XVIe au XXe siecles, Paris, 2004

Dupuigrenet Desroussilles (F) Au dela des variantes. Notes sur les corrections d’atelier dans les textes imprimes en Italie au XVIe siecle, Re-ecritures 2: commentaires, parodies, variations dans la litterature italienne de la Renaissance, Paris, 1984

Dyckmans (M) Les bibliotheques des religieux d’Italie en l’an 1600, Archivum historiae pontificiae, 24, 1986, pp. 385-404

Fragnito (G) La censure des livres entre eveques et inquisiteurs, Inquisition et Pouvoir, G. Audisio ed., Aix-en-Provence, 2004

Gachard (LP) La bibliotheque des Princes Chigi a Rome, Compte Rendu des seances de la commission royale d’histoire, Brussels, 10, 1869, pp. 219-244

Gordien (E) Le livre baroque a Rome au XVIIe siecle: l'activite du libraire Blaise Deversin, These de l'Ecole Nationale Superieure des Sciences de l'Information et des Bibliotheques, Villeurbanne, 2003

Greco (G) Le livre italien dans la societe francaise au XVIIIe siecle, diss. doctorat, EHESS, 1987

Greco (L) Un libraire italien a Paris, Gian-Claudio Molini, 1724-1812, Melanges Bibliographiques de la Sorbonne, 10, 1990, pp. 103-121

Hackens (T) Un inventaire inedit des livres, oeuvres d’art et manuscrits de Prospero Boccapaduli (1505-1585), Bulletin de l’Institut Historique Belge de Rome, 34, 1962, pp. 481-488

Haskell (F) La difficile naissance du livre d’art, Paris, 1992

Infelise (M) La censure dans les pays mediterraneens, 1600-1750, Commercium Litterarium 1600-1750 F. Waquet & H. Bots eds, Amsterdam 1994, pp. 261-279

Infelise (M) Le marche des informations a Venise au XVIIe siecle, Les gazettes europeennes et l’information politique, P. Retat ed., Lyon 1999, pp. 117-128

Infelise (M) La crise de la librairie venitienne, 1620-1650, Le livre et l’historien: etudes offertes en l’honneur du prof. Henri-Jean Martin, Geneve, 1997, pp. 343-57

Infelise (M) La librairie italienne (XVIIe-XVIIIe siecles), L’Europe et le livre: reseaux et pratiques du negoce de librairie, XVIe-XVIIIe siecles, R. Chartier ed., Paris, 1996, pp. 81-97

Jouhaud (C) Viala (A) eds, De la publication, entre Renaissance et Lumieres, Paris, 2002

Jouve (PJ) Folie et genie (Le Tasse), Saint-Clement-la-Riviere (Fr) 1983

Klein (R) La pensee figuree de la Renaissance, Diogene, 1960, pp. 122-138

La Brasca (F) Les traductions d’oeuvres italiennes sous la regence de Marie de Medicis, Franco-Italica, 21-22, 2002

Labande-Jeanroy (Th) La question de la langue en Italie, de Baretti a Manzoni: l’unite linguistique dans les theories et les faits, Paris, 1925

Lafond (J) Stegmann (A) eds, L’Automne de la Renaissance, 1580-1630: Actes du 22e Colloque d’etude humanistes, Tours, 1979, Paris, 1981

Landi (S) Censure et culture politique en Italie au XVIIIe siecle. Le cas du Grand-Duche de Toscane, Revue d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, 45, 1998, pp. 117-133

Le Bars (F) Histoire de la reliure: a propos de trois publications recentes et de reliures venitiennes du XVIe siecle inedites, Bulletin du Bibliophile, 2004, pp. 7-62

Le Maire (JM) L’enquete de 1598 ordonnee par la Congregation de l’Index relative aux livres conserves dans les monasteres et couvents italiens, Revue Francaise d’Histoire du Livre, 53, 1986 (1988), 543-45

Le Livre illustre au XVIe siecle. Texte/Image, M. Plaisance ed., Paris, 1999

Machet (A) Edition populaire et colporteurs italiens dans la deuxieme moitie du 18e siecle, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 193, 1980, 1852-1857

Machet (A) Censure et librairie en Italie au 18e siecle, Revue des etudes sud-est europeennes, 1972

Machet (A) Censure et livre interdit a Venise dans la deuxieme moitie du XVIIIe siecle, These de Lettres, Universite de Dijon, 1977

Machet (A) La diffusion du livre francais a Venise dans la deuxieme moitie du XVIIIe siecle, Annales du Centre d’Enseignement superieur de Chambery, 8, 1970, pp. 28-52

Machet (A) Clients italiens de la S.T.N., La Societe Typographique de Neuchatel, Neuchatel, 1984

Michel (PH) Michel (SM) Le livre italien du Seicento, Revue des Etudes Italiennes, NS 6, 1959, pp. 279-293

Michel (S) Michel (S) Repertoire des ouvrages imprimes en langue italienne au 17e siecle conserves dans les bibliotheques de France, Paris, CNRS, 1967

Molin (V) Venise, berceau de l’imprimerie glagolitique et cirillique, Studi Veneziani, 8, 1966, p. 347

Mondrain (B) Le commerce des manuscrits grecs a Venise au XVIe siecle: copistes et marchands, I Greci a Venezia, Venice, 2002, 473-86

Mouren (R) Le photocopillage au temps de l’imprimerie artisanale: Piero Vettori, Bernardo Giunti et le traite du style, Revue Francaise d’Histoire du Livre, 2003

Neveu (B) La bibliotheque vaticane de Sixte IV a Pie VI, Journal des Savants, 1974, p. 133

Nolhac (P de) La Bibliotheque de Fulvio Orsini, Paris, 1887

Odier (JB) La bibliotheque vaticane de Sixte IV a Pie IX: Recherches sur l’histoire des collections de manuscrits, Vatican City, 1973

Olmi (G) Recherches archeologiques et formation de collections publiques en Italie centrale et septentrionale au XVIIIe siecle, Les Musees en Europe a la veille de l’ouverture du Louvre, E. Pommier ed., Paris, 1995, pp. 297-333

Olschki (L) Le livre en Italie a travers les siecles, Florence, 1914

Pasta (R) Hommes du livre et diffusion du livre francais a Florence au XVIIIe siecle, L’Europe et le livre: reseaux et pratiques du negoce de librairie, XVIe-XVIIIe siecles, R. Chartier ed., Paris, 1996, 99-135

Petitmengin (P) Recherches sur l’organisation de la Bibliotheque Vaticane a l’epoque des Ranaldi (1547-1645), Melanges d’Archeologie et d’histoire de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, 75, 1963, pp. 561-628

Plaisance (M) Litterature et censure a Florence a la fin du 16e siecle: le retour du censuré, Le pouvoir et la plume. Incitation, controle et repression dans l’Italie du XVIe siecle, Paris, 1981, pp. 233-252

Plaisance (M) Le livre illustre italien au XVIe siecle, Paris, 1999

Postigliola (A) Felice (D) La fortune bibliographique de Montesquieu, France et Italie, Dix-huitieme siecle, 1989, 101-116

Raines (D) La bibliotheque manuscrite de Giovanni Rossi. Un gardien du passe venitien et sa collection, Miscellanea Marciana, 5, 1990, pp. 77-205

Rosa (M) Un “mediateur” dans la Republique des Lettres: le bibliothecaire, Commercium Litterarium 1600-1750, F. Waquet & H. Bots ed., Amsterdam 1994, pp. 81-99

Saby (F) Le voyage et la production de livres: les imprimeurs francais et l’Italie au XVIe siecle, La Culture du Voyage: Pratiques et discours de la Renaissance a l’aube du XXe siecle, Paris, 2004, pp. 51-76

Smith (M) Conseils pour l’edition des documents en langue italienne (XIVe-XVIIe siecles), Bibliotheque de l’Ecole des Chartes, 159, 2001

Vecce (C) Les decouvertes de manuscrits entre France et Italie au XVIe siecle, La transmission des savoirs du XIIe au XVIe siecles; modalites, images et lieux, Besancon, 2005

Vendrix (P) La dialectique de l’image et du texte dans les traites imprimes de la Renaissance, 1470-1620, Imago Musicae, 16-17, 1999-2000

Vianini Tolomei (G) Un atelier de reliure a Rome au XVIIe siecle: l’atelier dit ‘Enigmatique’, Bulletin du bibliophile, 1993, pp. 322-343

Waquet (F) Le livre florentin dans la culture toscane: les enseignements du registre de la censure, 1743-1767, Bibliotheque de l’Ecole des Chartes, 1980, pp.217-229

Waquet (F) Les registres de Giovanni Lami, 1742-1760; de l’erudition au commerce du livre, Critica Storica, 1980

Waquet (F) Les reimpresions venitiennes d’ouvrages francais au 18e siecle; l’exemple du livre erudit, L’imprime en Mediterranee (XVe-XVIIIe siecles): Actes du Colloque de Marseille, 1986, ...

Waquet (F) “La Lumiere...vient de France” Le livre francais en Italie a la veille de la Revolution, Les Imprimes de la Revolution en Italie. Actes du Colloque de Rome, 1989: Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee (MEFRIM) 102, 1990 2

Waquet (F) Les publications par souscription dans l’Italie du “Primo Settecento”, Produzione e commercio della carta e del libro, secc XIII-XVIII, Florence 1992, vol. 2, pp. 955-965

Waquet (F) Proteger les livres, discipliner les lecteurs: les “Avvertenze” de Gaetano Volpi (1756), Bulletin du bibliophile, 1991, pp. 156-63

Waquet (F) L’histoire du livre en Italie, XVIIe-XVIIIe siecles: essai bibliographique, Revue Francaise d’Histoire du Livre, 1995, pp. 371-80

Wittock (M) Giacomo Buoncompagni: heurs et malheurs d’une bibliotheque, Melanges d’histoire de la relieure offerts a Georges Colin, Bruxelles, 1998, pp. 103-118

Zambon (MR) Bibliographie du roman francais en Italie au 18e siecle: Traductions, Florence, 1962

C : Literacy & Schools

Bideaux (M) Fragonnard (MM) eds, Les echanges entre universites europeennes a la Renaissance, Geneve, 2003.

Brizzi (GP) Les jesuites et l’ecole en Italie, XVIe-XVIIIe siecles, Les Jesuites a la Renaissance: Systeme educatif et production du savoir, L. Giard ed., Paris, 1995, pp. 35-54

Brizzi (GP) Les Jesuites et les Universites en Italie dans la premiere ere moderne, Le Universita e le scienze: Prospettive storiche e attuali, G. Pancaldi ed., Bologna, 1993, pp. 145-53

Brizzi (GP) Les universites europeennes a l’epoque moderne: premieres syntheses, Histoire de l’Education, 81, 1999, pp. 23-34

Buoso (R) Giuseppe Roberto Malines et l’education de Charles Emmanuel IV, L’Institution du prince au XVIIIe siecle, G. Luciani & C. Volpilhac-Auger eds, Grenoble, 2003

Covato (C) Identite feminine et theories pedagogiques au XVIIIe siecle et au XIXe siecle en Italie, L’Education des femmes en Europe et en Amerique du Nord de la Renaissance a 1848, Paris & Montreal, 1997, 389-395

Dejob (C) Marc-Antoine Muret. Un professeur francais en Italie dans la seconde moitie du 16e siecle, Paris, 1881

Demoustier (A) Les Jesuites et l’enseignement a la fin du XVIe siecle, Ratio Studiorum: Plan raisonne et institution des etudes dans la Compagnie de Jesus, Paris, 1997, pp. 12-28

Di Bernardo (C) La formation scientifique de Celestino Galiani et son influence sur la reforme de l’Universite de Naples en 1732, Naissance et la science dans l’Italie antique et moderne, L. De Poli & Y. Lehmann eds, Bern & New York, 2004

Fabre (PA) Depouilles d’Egypte: L’expurgation des auteurs latins dans les colleges jesuites, Les Jesuites a la Renaissance; systeme educatif et production du savoir, L. Giard ed., Paris, 1995, pp. 55-76

Ferrone (V) Les mechanismes de la formation des elites de la maison de Savoie. Recrutement et selection dans les ecoles militaires du Piemont au XVIIIe siecle, Paedagogica Historica (30) 1994

Frascadore (A) Alphabetisation et culture graphique a Lecce au 18e siecle, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 263, 1987, pp. 614-619

Fusina (J) Verdoni (D) Gherardi (EFX) Histoire de l'ecole en Corse, Ajaccio, 2003

Giard (L) ed., Les Jesuites a la Renaissance. Systeme educatif et production du savoir, Paris, 1995

Grosperrin (B) Kanceff (E) eds, L’Enseignement dans les Etats de Savoie, Geneve, 1987

Instruire le peuple: education populaire et formation professionnelle dans la France du Sud-est et l’Italie du Nord, 18e-20e siecles, Grenoble, 1992

Irsay (S de) Histoire des universites, francaises et etrangeres. Vol. 2, du XVIe siecle a 1860, Paris, 1935

Julia (D) Revel (J) Chartier (R) eds., Les Universites europeennes du 16e au 18e siecles; histoire sociale des populations etudiantes, vol.1 et2, Paris, 1986

Julia (D) L’elaboration de la Ratio Studiorum, 1548-1599, Ratio Studiorum: Plan raisonne et institution des etudes dans la Compagnie de Jesus, Paris, 1997, pp. 29-71

Julia (D) Entre universel et local: le college jesuite a l’epoque moderne, Paedagogica Historica, 40, 2004, pp. 15-31

Korolevsky (C) Les premiers temps de l’histoire du College Grec de Rome, 1576-1622, Sloudion, 1927, pp. 81-97, 137-151

Pellandra-Cazzoli (C) L’enseignement de la langue francaise en Emilie au 18e siecle, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 263, 1987, pp. 757-761

Petrucci (A) Jeux de lettres; Formes et usages de l’inscription en Italie, 11e-20e siecles, Paris, 1993

Petrucci (A) Pouvoir de l’ecriture, pouvoir sur l’ecriture dans la Renaissance italienne, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1988, pp.823-847

Ranzini (P) Une langue pour le prince. Problemes et difficultes de l’enseignement de la langue italienne aux classes dirigeantes au XVIIIe siecle, L’Institution du prince au XVIIIe siecle, G. Luciani & C. Volpilhac-Auger eds, Grenoble, 2003

Rodocanachi (E) L’Education des femmes en Italie, Revue des Questions historiques, 78, 1905, pp. 460-491

Roggero (M) L’alphabetisation en Italie: une conquete feminine?, Annales: Histoire, Sciences Sociales, 56, 2001, 903-926

Roggero (M) Les universites italiennes, Universites et institutions europeennes au XVIIIe siecle, entre modernisation et tradition, F. Cadilhon ed., Bordeaux, 1999

Romano (A) Modernite de la ‘Ratio Studiorum’. Genese d’un texte normatif et engagement dans une pratique enseignante, Tradition jesuite et pratique pedagogique, Histoire et actualite, Namur-Bruxelles, 2002, pp. 44-87

Sallmann (JM) Alphabetisation et hierarchie sociale a Naples a la fin du 16e siecle et au debut du 17e siecle, Sulle vie della scrittura. Alfabetizzazione, cultura scritta e istituzioni in eta moderna, Naples, 1989, pp. 79-98

Sallmann (JM) Les niveaux d’alphabetisation en Italie au 19e siecle, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome. Italie et Mediterranee, 1989, pp. 183-337

Viguerie (J de) Une oeuvre d’education sous l’Ancien regime; Les Peres de la Doctrine chretienne en France et en Italie, 1592-1792, Paris, 1976


8: MUSIC & SPECTACLE

A : Music general

Adler (I) La pratique musicale savante dans quelques communautes juives en Europe aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecle, Paris, 1966

Alazard (F) Art vocal, art de gouverner. La musique, le prince et la cite en Italie a la fin du XVIe siecle, Paris, 2002

Balsamo (J) La musique dans l’education aristocratique au XVIe siecle, Claude le Jeune et son temps, en France et dans les etats de Savoie, 1530-1600, Berne & New York, 1996, pp. 190-197

Baroque francais, baroque italien au XVIIe siecle, Versailles, 1992

Bernier (A) Un cardinal humaniste, saint Robert Bellarmin de la Compagnie de Jesus, et la musique liturgique, Montreal, 1939

Bridgman (N) La musique a Venise, Paris, 1984

Bridgman (N) La musique italienne, Paris, 1973

Bridgman (N) La frottola et le madrigal en Italie, Histoire de la Musique: des origines a J.S. Bach, Roland-Manuel ed., Paris, 1960, pp. 1086-1116

Burney (C) Voyage musical dans l’Europe des Lumieres, Paris, 1992

Claude Le Jeune et son temps en France et dans les Etats de Savoie, 1530-1600: musique, literature et histoire: Colloque de Chambery 1991, Bern, 1996

Clercx (S) Le Baroque et la musique: Essai d’esthetique musicale, Brussels, 1948

Decroisette (F) Improvisation, enregistrement, creation en Italie au XVIIe siecle, Creation et memoire dans la culture italienne, XVe-XVIIIe siecles, S. Leoni & A. Perifano eds, Besancon, 2002

Ducrot (A) Histoire de la “Cappella Giulia” au XVIe siecle, depuis sa fondation par Jules II (1513) jusqu’a sa restauration par Gregoire XIII (1578), Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, 75, 1963, pp. 179-240 & 467-559

Duron (J) La musique italienne en France: le temoignange de Sebastien de Brossard, Studi Musicali, 25, 1996

Durosoir (G) Le madrigal italien de Luca Marenzio a Claudio Monteverdi (1580-1613), Paris, 1992

Fabiano (A) Le chant italien en France a l’epoque des Lumieres: mythe et realite, La voix dans la culture et la litterature francaise, 1713-1875, J. Wagner ed., Clermont-Ferrand, 2001, pp. 139-153

Fabiano (A) Venise, ville musicale ideale au XVIIIe siecle, Venise 1297-1797: La Republique des castors, Fontenay, 1997, pp. 109-127

Favre (G) Un prince melomane au XVIIIe sielce: la vie musicale a la cour d’Antoine Ier, prince de Monaco, 1661-1731, Revue de Musicologie, 57, 1971, pp. 134-49

Gester (JL) La musique italienne a Strasbourg et en Alsace dans la premiere moitie du XVIIe siecle, Studi Musicali, 25, 1996, pp. 67-90

Getreau (F) L’image du faiseur d’instruments de musique a la Renaissance, Imago Musicae, 16-17, 2000

Heuillon (J) Musique, rhetorique et passions: fondements socio-anthropologiques de la musique du premier baroque: Florence et Mantoue, 1580-1620, diss. doctorat, Universite de Paris VIII, 1999

Landon (HCR) Norwich (JJ) Cinq siecles de musique a Venise, Paris, 1991

Launay (D) La musique a Venise vers 1645: Ismael Boulliau, astronome francais, melomane et voyageur, Musique Francaise et Musique italienne au XVIIe siecle, 1991, pp. 269-277

Lionnet (J) La musique a Saint-Louis-des-Francais au XVIIe siecle, Les fondations nationales dans la Rome pontificale, Rome, 1981

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Roy (A) Dictionnaire raisonne et illustre du theatre a l’Italienne, Paris, 1992

Ruegger (E) Le spectacle total a la Renaissance, Zurich, 1995

Sartori (D) Lanata (B) eds, L’art du masque dans la commedia dell’arte, Paris, 1990

Scafidi (N) Le ballet en Italie: la Scala, la Fenice, le San Carlo du XVIIIe siecle a nos jours, Rome, 1998

Scherer (J) L’aire de jeu du theatre de Vicence, Revue d’Histoire du theatre, 51, 1999, 211-214

Schnapper (A) ed., La Scenographie baroque, Bologna, 1982

Schrade (L) Les fetes de la Renaissance, Paris, 1961

Schrade (L) Les fetes du mariage de Francesco dei Medici et de Bianca Cappello, in Jacquot (J) ed., Les Fetes de la Renaissance, Paris, 1973, pp. 107-131

Schrade (L) La representation d’Edipo tiranno au Teatro Olimpico (Vicence 1585), Paris, 1960

Taviani (F) Position du masque dans la commedia dell’arte, Le Masque: du rite au theatre, Paris, 1985, pp. 119-36

Taylor (S) Le geste chez les “maitres” italiens de Moliere, XVIIe siecle, 33, 1981, pp. 285-301

Theatre et spectacles hier et aujourd’hui, epoque moderne et contemporaine: Actes du 115e Congres national des Societes savantes, Avignon 1990, Paris, 1991

T’serstevens (A) La fete a Amalfi, Paris, 1933

Urban (L) Romanelli (G) Gandolfi (F) Herscher (G) Venise en fetes, Paris, 1992

Van (G de) L’Opera italien, Paris, 2000

Vazzoler (F) Le spectacle baroque: tendances et orientations des etudes en Italie (1968-1994), XVIIe siecle, 49, 1997, pp. 753-66

Zancarini (JC) Andrea Calmo, auteur-acteur Venitien (1509-1571), diss. doctorat, Universite de Paris III, 1987

Zeppa de Nolva (C) Tragedie italienne et francaise au XVIe siecle, Revue des Etudes Italiennes, 2, 1937, pp. 189-201

C : Composers & Musicians

AAVV, Antonio Vivaldi, Paris, 1975

Barbier (P) Histoire des castrats, Paris, 1989

Barbier (P) Farinelli, le castrat des Lumieres, Paris, 1994

Barbier (P) La maison des Italiens: les castrats a Versailles, Paris, 1998

Beaussant (Ph) Claudio Monteverdi, Paris, 2003

Bobillier (M) Palestrina, Paris, 1906

Borrel (E) Un cours d’interpretation de la musique de violon au XVIIIe siecle par Cambini, Revue de Musicologie, 10, 1929, pp. 120-124

Bouquet (MT) Musique et musiciens a Turin de 1648 a 1775, Turin, 1968

Bouquet Boyer (MT) Turin et les musiciens de cour, 1619-1775: Vie quotidienne et production artistique, diss. doctorat Universite de Paris IV, 1987

Bouquet Boyer (MT) ed., A.D. Legnani (1663-1700), A. Bembo (1643-1715) et les princes de Savoie, Geneve, 1995

Bouquet-Boyer (MT) Vivaldi et le concerto, Paris, 1985

Bouvet (C) Musiciens oublies, musique retrouvee: documents des XVIe, XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Paris, 1932

Bouvier (R) Farinelli, le chanteur des rois, Paris, 1943

Boyer (F) Les Orsini et les musiciens d’Italie au debut du 17e siecle, Melanges de philologie, d’histoire et de litterature offerts a Henri Hauvette, Paris, 1934, pp. 301-310

Boyer (F) Giulio Caccini a la cour d’Henri IV (1604-05) d’apres des lettres inedites, La Revue musicale, 7, 1926, pp. 241-50.

Brenet (M) Palestrina, Paris, 1919

Cande (R de) Vivaldi, Paris, 1993

Canguilhem (P) Fronimo, de Vincenzo Galilei, Paris, 2001

Couvreur (M) Pietro Antonio Fiocco, un musicien venitien a Bruxelles (1682-1714), Revue Belge de Musicologie, 55, 2001, pp. 147-163

Dufourcq (N) Luigi Boccherini: sa vie, son oeuvre, Paris, 1962

Duhamel (JM) La grande vogue des castrats, L’Histoire, 93, October 1986

Felix (G) Palestrina et la musique sacree, Bruges, 1895

Fetis (FJ) Antoine Stradivari, luthier celebre, Paris, 1856

Gaillard (P) Histoire de la legende palestrinienne, Revue de Musicologie, 57, 1971, pp. 11-22

Gallois (J) Vivaldi, Lyon, 1967

Gautier (JF) Palestrina, ou l’esthetique de l’ame du monde, Aix-en-Provence, 1994

Kirkpatrick (R) Domenico Scarlatti, Paris, 1982

Labie (C) Labie (JF) Vivaldi: Une saison a Venise, Paris, 1996

Le Roux (M) Claudio Monteverdi, Paris, 1951

Machabey (A) Gerolamo Frescobaldi Ferrarensis, 1583-1643, Paris, 1981

Mamy (S) Les grands castrats napolitains a Venise au XVIIIe siecle, Liege, 1994

Mamy (S) Statut professionnel et conditions sociales des chanteurs a Venise aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Actes du 4e Seminaire International, I. Mamczarz, Florence, 1993, pp. 121-137

Mamy (S) Les Castrats, Paris, 1998

Marnat (M) Antonio Vivaldi, Paris, 1965

Massip (C) La vie des musiciens a Paris au temps de Mazarin (1643-1661): Essai d’etude sociale, Paris, 1976

Mattant (P) Les castrats: etude d’histoire sociale, These Doctorat, Universite de Paris IV-Sorbonne, 1997

Meunier-Thouret (M) Vivaldi, Paris, 1972

Picquot (L) Notice sur la vie et les ouvrages de Luigi Boccherine, Paris, 1851

Pigaillem (H) Stradivarius; sa vie et ses instruments, Bourg-la-Reine, 2000

Pinchard (B) Musique, logique et rhetorique dans la Musurgia Universalis de Kircher, Enciclopedismo in Roma Barocca: Athanasius Kircher e il Museo del Collegio Romano, Venice, 1986, pp. 87-100

Pincherle (M) Corelli et son temps, Paris, 1954

Pincherle (M) Vivaldi: Le genie du baroque, Paris, 1955

Pincherle (M) Antonio Vivaldi, essai biographique, Revue de Musicologie, 11, 1930, pp. 161-70, 265-81

Pincherle (M) Vivaldi et la musique instrumentale, Paris, 1948

Pincherle (M) Vivaldi, Paris, 1965

Plantinga (L) Clementi “et ses trois styles”: Muzio Clementi, Cosmopolita della Musica: Bologna, 2004

Pougin (A) Une famille de grands luthiers italiens. Les Guarnerius, Paris, 1909

Pougin (A) Viotti et l’ecole moderne de violon, Paris, 1888

Prunieres (H) La vie et l’oeuvre de Claudio Monteverdi, Paris, 1926

Prunieres (H) Cavalli et l’opera venitien au XVIIe siecle, Paris, 1931

Raugel (F) Palestrina, Paris, 1930

Robbins-Landon (HC) Vivaldi, Paris, 1995

Roche (M) Monteverdi, Paris, 1960 & 1977

Rothschild (G) Luigi Boccherini, sa vie, son oeuvre, Paris, 1962

Roughol (S) Antonio Vivaldi, Arles, 2005

Samson (J) Palestrina, ou la poesie de l’exactitude, Geneve 1950

Schneider (L) Claudio Monteverdi; l’homme et son temps, le musicien, Paris 1921

Schrade (L) Monteverdi, Paris, 1981

Tellart (R) Claudio Monteverdi, Paris, 1997

Travers (RC) La maladie de Vivaldi, Poitiers, 1982

Venturini (P) Arcangelo Corelli, Paris, 2002


9: ART & ARCHITECTURE

A : General & Art theory

Alaux (JP) L’Academie de France a Rome, ses directeurs, ses pensionnaires, Paris, 1933, 2 vols.

Alazard (J) L’art italien de l’ere baroque au 19e siecle, Paris, 1960

Alazard (J) L’Abbe Luigi Strozzi, correspondant artistique de Mazarin, de Colbert, de Louvois et de La Teuliere: Contribution a l’etude des relations artistiques entre la France et l’Italie au 17e siecle, Paris, 1924

Alewin (R) L’Univers du baroque, Paris, 1964

Argan (GC) L’Europe des Capitales, 1600-1700, Geneve, 1964

Argan (GC) L’histoire de l’art et la ville: crise, culture, design, Paris, 1995

Aymard (M) Revel (J) La famille Farnese, Le palais Farnese, vol.1, pp. 695-715. 3 vols, Rome, 1981

Bac (F) Le favori du cardinal Albani: (Jean-Joachim Winckelmann), le “pere de l’archeologie”, 1717-1768, Paris, 1929

Bayard (M) La theatralite picturale dans l’art italien de la Renaissance, Studiolo: Revue d’Histoire de l’Art, 3, 2005

Bazin (G) Histoire de l’art, de Vasari a nos jours, Paris, 1986

Bedarida (H) Du classicisme francais au neo-classicisme du Settecento, Co-operazione intellettuale, 1936, pp. 81-106

Bedarida (H) ed., A travers l’art italien du XVe au XXe siecle, Paris, 1949

Benoit (F) Un musee d’art francais en Italie: le palais de Colorno, La Renaissance de l’Art Francais, mars, 1925, pp. 103-109

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Bentini (J) Agostini (G) eds, Une Renaissance singuliere: La Cour des Este a Ferrare, Ghent, 2003

Bertaux (E) L’art dans l’Italie meridionale, Rome-Paris, 2 vols., 1968 (1903)

Bertrand (PF) Les tapisseries des Barberini et la decoration d'interieur dans la Rome baroque, Turnhout, 2005

Bertrand (PF) Michel (O) Mazarin, prince des collectionneurs: les collections et l’ameublement du cardinal Mazarin (1602-1661), Paris, 2004

Bignami Odier (J) Premieres recherches sur le fonds Ottoboni, Vatican City, 1966

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Bonfait (O) ed., Geografia del collezionismo. Italia e Francia tra il XVI e il XVII secolo, Rome, 2001

Bonfait (O) ed., Curiosite: etudes d’histoire de l’art en honneur d’Antoine Schnapper, Paris, 1998

Bonfait (O) “Ut pingerem perpetuas virgilias”: Un eloge de Poussin adresse a Camillo Massimi, Poussin et Rome: actes du colloque a l’Academie de France, Paris, 1996, pp. 47-66

Bonfait (O) ed., Peinture et rhetorique: actes du colloque de l’Academie de France a Rome, Paris, 1994

Bonfait (O) Le collectionneur dans la cite: Alessandro Macchiavelli et le collectionnisme a Bologne au XVIIIe siecle, Geografia del Collezionismo: Italia e Francia tra il XVI e il XVIII secolo, Rome, 2001, pp. 83-108

Bonnefoy (Y) Rome 1630; L’horizon du premier Baroque, Paris, 1970

Bosque (A de) Mythologie et manierisme, Paris, 1985

Bottineau (Y) L’Art de cour dans l’Espagne de Philippe V, Paris, 1962 & 1993

Bottineau (Y) L’Art de cour dans l’Espagne des Lumieres, 1746-1808, Paris, 1986

Bottineau-Fuchs (Y) L’art baroque, Paris, 1986

Bourdon (P) Laurent-Vibert (R) Le Palais Farnese d’apres l’inventaire de 1653, Melanges de l’Ecole francaise de Rome, 1909, pp.145-198

Bousquet (J) Recherches sur le sejour des artistes francais a Rome au XVIIe siecle, Montpellier, 1980

Boyer (F) Le mecenat des Orsini au debut du 17e siecle, Dante, III, decembre, 1934

Boyer (F) Antiquaires et architectes francais a Rome au 18e siecle, Revue des etudes italiennes, NS 1, 1954, pp. 173-185

Boyer (F) Les artistes francais laureats ou membres de l’Academie romaine de Saint-Luc dans la seconde moitie du XVIIIe siecle, Bulletin de la Societe d’Histoire de l’Art Francais, 1957-58, pp. 273-288

Boyer (F) Les artistes francais et les amateurs romains au 18e siecle, Co-operazione intellettuale, 1936, pp. 59-70

Boyer (F) Les echanges artistiques entre la France et la Toscane au 18e siecle, Rassegna storica toscana, 1955, pp. 265-284

Boyer (F) Les Antiques et le musee de portraits du Cardinal Ricci de Montepulciano, Comptes Rendus des Seances de l’annee 1932 de l’Academie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres, Jan. 1932, pp. 44-62

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Bresson (A) Peiresc et le commerce des antiquites de Rome, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, feb. 1975, pp. 61-72

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Brugerolles (E) Artistes, mecenes et collectionneurs au Palais Altemps de Rome aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 121, feb. 1993, pp. 59-76

Brugerolles (E) Renaissance et Manierisme, Paris, 1996

Cattani (G) Baroque et Rococo, Critique, 1957, pp. 613-634

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Charpentrat (P) Baroque: Italie et Europe centrale, Fribourg, 1964

Chastel (A) L’Art italien, Paris, 1995

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Chevallier (E) Les guides d’Italie et la vulgarisation de la critique d’art au XVIIIe siecle, Revue de Litterature Comparee, 45, 1971, pp. 366-391

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Christin (O) Du culte chretien au culte de l’art: la transformation du statut de l’image, Revue d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 49, 2002, pp. 176-194

Christin (O) Gamboni (D) eds, Crises de l’image religieuse, Paris, 2000

La Circulation des hommes et les oeuvres entre la France et l’Italie a l’epoque de la Renaissance: Colloque de 1990, Paris 1992

Clerc (M) Parme dans les annees 1750: une providence pour les artistes francais de province, De l'Art au Patrimoine: France et l'Italie. Le transfert de modeles culturels et esthetiques, Grenoble, 2003, pp. 105-114

Cole (A) La Renaissance dans les cours italiennes, Paris, 1999.

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Courajod (L) Documents sur l’histoire des arts et des artistes a Cremone aux XVe et XVIe siecles, Paris, 1885

Dacos (N) La decouverte de la Domus Aurea et la formation des grotesques a la Renaissance, London, 1969

Damonte (S) Circulation des modeles iconographiques entre les Alpes et la Mediterranee; quelques exemples relatifs a la passion du Christ, Provence Historique, 53, 2003, pp. 347-60

Daumas (M) Images et societes dans l’Europe moderne, 15e-18e siecles, Paris, 2000

Décor urbain et cadre de vie en Italie de l’Antiquite a nos jours; Congres de Strasbourg 1974, Strasbourg, 1976

Decultot (E) Johann Joachim Winckelmann: Enquete sur la genese de l’histoire de l’art, Paris, 2000

Decultot (E) Winckelmann naturaliste. L’histoire naturelle et la naissance de l’histoire de l’art, XVIIIe siecle, 31, 1999, pp. 179-194

Deswarte Rosa (S) Le cardinal Ricci et Philippe II: cadeaux d’oeuvres d’art et envoi d’artistes, Revue de l’Art, 88, 1990, pp. 53-63

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Dubois (CG) Le baroque en France et en Europe, Paris, 1995

Dubourg Glatigny (P) Egnazio Danti 1536-1586: Discours scientifique et pratique artistique, These de Doctorat, Paris X-Nanterre, 1999

Dubourg Glatigny (P) La cohesion des contraires: l’image de l’art a Rome a travers les Vies de Giovanni Baglione, 1642, Du Manierisme au Baroque, 1570-1620, G. Labrot ed, Chambery 1996, pp. 115-140

Dubourg Glatigny (P) Arts et mathematiques au Cinquecento: champs d’investigation et contexte historiographique, Bulletin de l’Association des Historiens de l’Art Italien, 2000, 6, pp. 6-15

Dubourg-Glatigny, La merveilleuse fabrique de l’oeil: anatomie et perspective a la fin du XVIe siecle, Roma moderna e contemporanea, 7, 1999, pp. 369-394

Dubus (P) Portraits de collectionneurs. A propos de quelques collectionneurs venitiens au XVIe siecle, Le commerce de l’art de la Renaissance a nos jours, LB Dorleac ed., Besancon 1992

Dumesnil (J) Histoire des plus celebres amateurs italiens et de leurs relations avec les artistes, vol. 4, Geneve 1973 (first pubd. 1853)

Dumont (C) Manierisme; L’etat de la question, Bibliotheque d’Humanisme et de Renaissance, 28, 1966, pp. 439-457

Embiricos (A) La Renaissance cretoise, XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Paris, 1967

Fabbri (F) Artistes et oeuvres genois en Provence a l’age baroque: modeles et acquisitions, Provence Historique, 53, 2003, pp. 361-76

Faedo (P) Francesco Algarotti conservateur a Dresde avant Winckelmann. Remarques sur un parcours intellectuel, Winckelmann et le retour a l’antique, Nantes, 1995, pp. 153-172

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Les Flandres et la culture espagnole et italienne aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Lille, 1992

Francastel (P) Limites chronologiques, limites geographiques et limites sociales du Baroque, Retorica e barocco, Rome, 1955, pp. 55-61

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Genin-Jean (P) Prix des oeuvres d’art et hierarchie des valeurs artistiques au temps des Medicis, diss. doctorat, Universite de Paris IV, 1998

Grell (Ch) Herculaneum et Pompei dans les recits des voyageurs francais du 18e siecle, Naples, 1982

Griener (P) L’esthetique de la traduction: Winckelmann, les langues et l’histoire de l’art (1755-1784), Geneve, 1998

Griener (P) L’antre de la rhetorique; les fresques de Francesco Salviati pour le palais Ricci-Salvietti et la theorie rhetoricienne de la peinture, Anamorphosen des Rethorik. Die Wahrheitsspiele der Renaissance, Munich, 1997, pp. 207-230

Gruyer (G) L’art ferrarais a l’epoque des princes d’Este, Paris, 1897

Guaragnella (P) Sur le Baroque en Italie, Le Baroque en questions: Revue Litteratures Classiques, 36, 1999

Guiffrey (J) Brevets des pensionnaires a l’Academie de Rome et a l’ecole des eleves proteges de Paris, Nouvelles Archives de l’Art Francais, 1, 1879, pp. 350-392

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Hautecoeur (L) Les arts a Naples au 18e siecle, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, mai 1911, 396-411 & aout 1911, 156-171

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Inventaire du Palais et des proprietes Farnese a Rome en 1644, B. Jestaz, M. Hochmann, Ph. Senechal eds., Rome, 1994

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Lotthe (H) Eloquence et peinture dans la Rome pontificale: Agostino Mascardi (1591-1640), reformateur chretien de la physiognomie, XVIIe siecle, 40, 1988, 141-147

Luchinat (CA) Capretti (E) Les grands maitres de l’art italien, Paris, 2000

Mahon (D) Poussin au carrefour des annees trente: Nicolas Poussin, actes du Colloque Nicolas Poussin, A. Chastel ed., Paris, 1960, 1, 237-64

Malgouyres (P) Quelques remarques sur Charles Mellin, peintre (Nancy ?, vers 1600, Rome, 1649), Poussin et Rome, Paris, 1996, pp. 169-180

Malgouyres (P) Peinture et spiritualite en Italie au XVIIIe siecle, Studiolo: Revue d’Histoire de l’Art, 2, 2004, pp. 254-276

Marin (B) La royale cite de Naples. Representations gravees d’une capitale au XVIe siecle, Bocchi (F) Imago Urbis: L’immagine della citta nella storia d’Italia, Rome, 2003, pp. 175-191

Matthews-Grieco (S) Un apercu sur l’estampe et son public en Italie au XVIe et au debut du XVIIe siecle, Homo Religiosus. Autour de Jean Delumeau, Paris, 1997

Maurice (P) Paulet (S) Manieristes, Paris, 1995

Meijer (BW) De Spranger a Rubens: vers une nouvelle equivalence, Fiamminghi a Roma 1508-1608, Bruxelles, 1995, pp. 32-47

Melanges en hommage a Pierre Rosenberg: peintures et dessins en France et en Italie, XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Paris, 2001

Metivier (S) La fortune du Correge en Italie, en France et en Grande-Bretagne, These de doctorat, Universite de Poitiers, 2004

Michel (G) Nicholas Poussin et la maison Mannara, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 123, 1994, pp. 213-220

Michel (G) Nicolas Pinson, Les fondations nationales dans la Rome Pontificale, Rome, 1981, pp. 129-171

Michel (G) Michel (O) La decoration du Palais Ruspoli en 1715 et la redecouverte de Monsu Francesco Borgognone, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, 89, 1977, pp. 265-340

Michel (O) Vivre et peindre a Rome au 18e siecle, Rome, 1996

Michel (O) Un peintre lorrain a Rome, Francois Chevignot (Nancy, vers 1610 – Rome, vers 1694), Curiosite: Etudes d’histoire de l’art en l’honneur d’Antoine Schnapper, Paris, 1998, pp. 53-62

Molinie (AS) Les images de la resurrection des corps en Italie centrale, en Italie du Nord et dans l'arc alpin, 1440-1610, These de doctorat, Universite Pantheon-Sorbonne, 2004

Molinier (E) Venise et ses arts decoratifs, Paris, 1889

Molmenti (P) Giambattista Tiepolo, Paris, 1911

Molmenti (P) La peinture venitienne, Florence, 1904

Monbeig-Goguel (C) L’interet pour la peinture Florentine contemporaine en France au XVIIe siecle, Seicento. La peinture italienne du XVIIe siecle et la France, Paris, 1990, pp. 231-256

Morel (P) Le systeme decorative de la Galerie Farnese: observations sur les limites de la representation, Les Carrache et les decors profanes, Rome, 1988, pp. 115-148

Morel (P) Les decors mediceens a la fin de la Renaissance, These doctorat, EHESS, 1993

Morel (P) La villa Medicis, 3: Le parnasse astrologique. Les decors peints pour le cardinal Ferdinand de Medicis; etude iconologique, Rome, 1991

Morel (P) Les Grotesques: Les figures de l’imaginaire dans la peinture italienne de la fin de la Renaissance, Paris, 2001

Morel (Ph) La figure de la magicienne de l’Orlando Furioso, a l’art florentin entre Cinquecento et Seicento, L’Arme e gli amori: Ariosto, Tasso and Guarini in late Renaissance Florence: I Tatti Studies, vol.20, 2004

Nessi (A) Griener (P) Minder (N) Une Venise de papier: la cite des Doges a l'epoque de Canaletto et Tiepolo, Lugano, 2005

Oberhuber (K) Raphael et Poussin, Poussin et Rome, Paris, 1996, pp. 67-74

Onfray (M) Metaphysique des ruines: la peinture de Monsu Desiderio, Bordeaux, 1995

Paoli-Liccia (C) Les Raffalli de Piedicroce d'Orezza, peintres-stuccateurs dans les eglises de Corse aux XVIIIe-XIXe siecles, Cahiers Corsica 191, Bastia, 2000

Pariset (FG) Le Caravage et Saint-Francois, Annales: Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 7, 1952, pp. 39-48

Peiffer (J) La perspective: une science melee, Nouvelle Revue du XVIe Siecle, 20, 2002

Pigeron (C) Jean-Claude Naigeon: un peintre dijonnais dans la Rome du XVIIIe siecle, Bollettino del C.I.R.V.I., 18, 1997, pp. 87-141

Pinot de Villechenon (MN) Fortune des fresques antiques de Rome au XVIIIe siecle, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, oct. 1990, pp. 105-115

Poirier (P) Les graveurs des anciens Pays-Bas en Italie, Bulletin de l’Academie royale de Belgique. Classe des Beaux-Arts, 44, 1962, 177-187

Poulat (E) Art votif et peinture religieuse, Archives des sciences sociales des religions, 1979, pp. 125-132

Puglisi (C) L’Albane et la France, L’Albane: les dossiers du Departement des Peintres, Paris, 2000, 13-33

Regteren Altena (JQ van) Les dessins italiens de la Reine Christine de Suede, Analecta Reginensia, 2, 1966, pp. 7-38.

Rezvani, La folie Tintoretto, Paris, 1994

Rigard Lerison (R) Veronese et la representation religieuse, diss. doctorat, Universite de Grenoble, 1995

Romanelli (G) Tintoret: la Scuola Grande di S. Rocco, Paris, 1995

Rosand (D) Peindre a Venise au XVIe siecle. Titien, Veronese, Tintoret, Paris, 1982

Rosenberg (P) Ignorance et incomprension reciproques: les difficiles relations artistiques entre la France et l’Italie du XVIIIe siecle, Settecento: Peintures italiennes du XVIIIe siecle exposees dans les collections publiques francaises, Lille, 2001, pp. 16-23

Rouches (G) Le paysage chez les peintres de l’ecole bolonaise, II: Les disciples des Carrache, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, fev. 1921, pp. 119-132

Rouchette (J) Vasari artiste, these de doctorat, Universite de Paris, n.d.

Sadoul (G) Callot, miroir de son temps, Paris, 1969

Sandstrom (B) Benigne Gagneraux (1756-1795): education, inspiration, oeuvre, Stockholm, 1981

Schnapper (A) Colonna et la “quadratura” en France a l’epoque de Louis XIV, Bulletin de la Societe pour l’Histoire de l’Art Francais, 1966, 65-97

Seghers (P) Monsu Desiderio ou le theatre de la fin du monde, Paris, 1981

Senechal (P) Fortune de quelques antiques Farnese aupres des peintres a Rome au debut du XVIIe siecle, Poussin et Rome, Paris, 1996, pp. 31-46

Seznec (J) Erudits et graveurs au XVIe siecle, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, 47, 1930, 117-137

Simonson (GA) Francesco Guardi (1712-1793), Gazette des Beaux-Arts, dec. 1908, pp. 494-502

Sjostrom (I) Un espace pour les anges: Architectures peintes par Domenico Francia en Suede, Accademia Clementina: Atti e Memorie, 33-34, 1994

Solinas (F) Poussin et Cassiano del Pozzo. Notes et documents sur une collaboration amicale, Nicolas Poussin (1594-1665), Paris, 1996, pp. 287-302.

Sparti (DL) La maison de Nicolas Poussin, via del Babuino a Rome, Nicolas Poussin (1594-1665), Paris, 1996, pp. 45-78.

Spear (R ) Reni contre Dominiquin, Seicento: La peinture italienne du XVIIe siecle et la France; Rencontres de l’Ecole du Louvre, Paris, 1990

Spear (R) Caravage et La Tour: tenebres et lumiere de grace, L’age d’or du nocturne, Paris, 2001, pp. 91-137

Standring (T) Poussin et le cardinal Massimi, Nicolas Poussin (1594-1665), Paris, 1996, pp. 363-372.

Stendahl, Histoire de la peinture en Italie, Paris, 2003 (before 1842)

Thuillier (J) L’influence des Carrache en France: pour un premier bilan, Les Carrache et les decors profanes, Rome, 1988, pp. 421-455

Turner (N) Federico Barocci, Paris, 2001

Vaes (M) Le sejour de Van Dyck en Italie, Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 1924, pp. 163-234

Vaes (M) Corneille de Wael (1592-1667), Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 1925, pp. 137-247

Vaudoyer (JL) La peinture venitienne, Paris, 1958

Vesme (A Baudi de) Le peintre-graveur italien, Turin, 1971

Vinci Corsini (M) Francesco Foschi (1710-1780), Geneva, 2003

Wailly (L de) Angelica Kauffman, Paris, 1859

Warnke (M) L’artiste et la cour. Aux origines de l’artiste moderne, Paris, 1989

Yriarte (C) Paul Veronese au Palais ducal de Venise (1577-1580), Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 1891, pp. 5-19

Zapperi (R) La corporation des peintres et la censure des images a Bologne au temps des Carrache, Revue d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, 1991, pp.387-400

Zapperi (R) Annibal Carrache: Portrait de l’artiste en jeune homme, Aix-en-Provence, 1990

C: Sculpture & Minor arts

AAVV, Maioliques italiennes du musee des arts decoratifs de Lyon, Dijon, 2001

Angelini (A) La sculpture du XVIIe siecle a Rome, Milan, 2005

Armand (A) Les medailleurs italiens des XVe et XVIe siecles, 2 vols., Bologna, 1968 (Paris, 1883)

Avery (C) Giambologna, Paris, 1999

Baumgarten (S) Pierre Le Gros, artiste romain, Paris, 1933

Bildt (CND) Les Medailles romaines de Christine de Suede, Rome, 1908

Boisgibault (F) L’influence de l’Italie sur la statuaire francaise en faience du 16e au 18e siecle, Objet d’art, 1997, pp. 54-61

Boucher (B) La sculpture baroque italienne, Paris, 1999

Boudon-Machuel (M) Un autre Claude Lorrain a Rome: le sculpteur Claude Pernet, Bulletin de l’Association des Historiens de l’Art Italien, 10, 2004

Boudon (M) Il Fiammingo: une carriere romaine, 1618-1643: Francois du Quesnoy, sculpteur (1597-1643), These de doctorat, Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, Paris, 2003

Bruand (Y) La restauration des sculptures antiques du cardinal Ludovisi (1621-1632), Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, 68, 1956, pp. 397-418

Bussolin (D) Les celebres verreries de Venise et de Murano, Venice, 1846

Caracciolo (MT) La Rome de Canova, Antonio Canova e il suo ambiente artistico fra Venezia, Roma e Parigi, Venezia, 2000, pp. 157-191

Caracciolo (MT) Des hommes et des serpents; Nouveaux regards sur le Laocoon (Rome 1770-1830), Cahiers de l’Histoire de l’Art, 1, 2003

Chompret (J) Repertoire de la maiolique italienne, Paris, 1947

Desjardins (A) La vie et l’oeuvre de Jean Bologne, Paris, 1883

Desmas (AL) Pierre de l’Estache (1688-1774): un sculpteur francais a Rome entre institutions nationales et chantiers pontificaux, Studiolo: Revue d’Histoire de l’Art, 1, 2002, pp. 105-148

Desmas (AL) La facade de la basilique de Saint-Jean de Latran, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 110, 1998, 2, 755-802

Dorigato (A) Le verre de Murano, Paris, 2003

Fabbri (F) Le commerce de la statuaire de marbre entre Genes et la Provence: mecenat et devotion a l’age baroque, Provence Historique, 51, 2001, pp. 69-84

Faggiolo dell’Arco (M) Histoire mondiale de la sculpture baroque et Rococo, Paris, 1978

Giacomotti (J) La maiolique de la Renaissance, Paris, 1961

Godoy (JA) Leydi (S) Parures triomphales: le manierisme dans l'art de l'armure italienne, Geneve, 2003

Griffo (A) Les creches napolitaines, Paris, 1996

Guiffrey (J) Les Caffieri, sculpteurs et fondeurs-ciseleurs, Paris, 1877

Ingersoll-Smouse (F) La sculpture a Genes au XVIIe siecle, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 1914, 11-24

Ingersoll-Smouse (F) La sculpture Florentine a la fin du XVIIe siecle (1683-1725), Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 1920, pp. 220-232

Jacquiot (J) Les moyens d’expression de l’ecole venitienne dans les plaquettes et des medailles aux XVe-XVIe siecles, L’Image de Venise au temps de la Renaissance, Paris, 1989, pp. 139-152

Jestaz (B) L’exportation des marbres de Rome de 1535 a 1571, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, 75, 1963, pp. 415-466

Julien (P) Pierre Legros, sculpteur romain, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 135, 2000, pp. 189-214

Labrot (G) Du clan a l’individu: le temoignage des tombeaux aristocratiques napolitains (XVIe-XVIIIe siecles), Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 115, 2003, 123-43

Lauzun (Ph) Un sculpteur oublie: Gaetan Merchi, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 1898, pp. 265-280

Manche (GF) Les seigneurs de Vicence: les orfevres en Venetie. Genese d’une reussite; vol. 1, Des origines a la fin de la Republique, diss. doctorat, Universite de Lyon II, 1997

Michel (O) Charles-Francois Poerson, L’ideal classique. Les echanges artistiques entre Rome et Paris au temps de Bellori (1640-1670), O. Bonfait ed., Rome, 2002, pp. 187-208

Michel (O) La sculpture religieuse a Rome durant le pontificat de Benoit XIV, Benedetto XIV e le arti del disegno, Biagi Maino ed., Bologna, 1996, pp. 43-58

Morel (P) Les grottes manieristes en Italie au XVIe siecle; theatre et alchimie de la nature, Paris, 1998

Piot (C) Inventaire des joyaux et autres objets de prix trouves dans la succession de Marguerite de Parme, Compte rendu des seances de la Commission Royale d’Histoire, 5, 1895, pp. 328-356

Plon (E) Benvenuto Cellini, Paris, 1883

Plon (E) Leone Leoni, sculpteur de Charles-Quint, et Pompeo Leoni, sculpteur de Philippe II, Paris, 1887

Pressouyre (S) Un Lorrain a Rome au debut du XVIIe siecle; Nicolas Cordier, sculpteur du pape, Les Fondations nationales dans la Rome Pontificale, Rome, 1981, pp. 567-581

Pressouyre (S) Nicolas Cordier: recherches sur la sculpture a Rome autour de 1600, Rome & Paris, 1984, 2 vols.

Quatremere de Quincy (M) Canova et ses ouvrages, ou Memoires historiques sur la vie et les travaux du celebre artiste, Paris, 1834

Reau (L) Les sculpteurs francais en Italie, Paris, 1945

Reau (L) La sculpture francaise a Rome, Bulletin de la Societe de l’Histoire de l’Art Francais, 1933 (1934) pp. 21-43

Salverte (F de) Les ebenistes du XVIIIe siecle, Paris, 1975

Schlosser (J von) Histoire du portrait de cire, Paris, 1997

Willemijn Fock (C) Les orfevres-joaillers a la cour des Medicis, Firenze e la Toscana dei Medici nell’Europa del ‘500, vol. 3, Florence, 1983, 831-860

Wittkower (R) Bernin: le sculpteur du baroque romain, Paris, 2005


D: Architecture, Urbanism & Gardens

AAVV, Jardins: Revue d'Etudes Italiennes, 8, 2004

Agnelli (M) Les jardins des villas italiennes, Paris, 1988

Arnaud (J) L’Academie de Saint-Luc a Rome, Rome 1886

Azzi-Visentini (M) Histoire de la Villa en Italie, Paris, 1996

Azzi Visentini (M) Le jardin du Veneto et l’Europe du XVe au XVIIIe siecle, influences reciproques, Architecture et jardins. Actes du Colloque, Nantes, 1995, pp. 67-71

Azzi Visentini (M) Cassanelli (R) eds, Villas de charme dans la province de Milan, Arles, 2004

Bajard (A) Bencini (R ) Palais et jardins de Rome, Paris, 1996

Bajard (A) Bencini (R) Villas et jardins en Toscane, Paris, 1992

Bayon (D) Un precurseur de l’urbanisme romain, 1550-1650 env., L’Urbanisme de Paris et l’Europe, Paris, Klincksieck, 1969

Bazin (G) Les palais de la foi: le monde des monasteres baroques: 1) Italie, Pays iberiques, France, Paris, 1980

Berton (R) Les constantes de l’architecture valdotaine, Genoa, 1965

Boato (A) Moriconi (M) Mesures et projets architecturaux. Le cas de Genes aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Histoire et Mesure, 16, 2001, p. 213 ss.

Bodart (D) Ceremonies et monuments romains a la memoire d’Alexandre Farnese, duc de Parme et de Plaisance, Bulletin de l’Institut historique belge de Rome, 37, 1966, pp. 121-136

Brion (M) L’architecture religieuse de 1400 a 1800, Paris, 1960

Broise (H) Les maisons d’habitation a Rome aux XVe et XVIe siecles; les lecons de la documentation graphique, Structures materielles et organization de l’espace dans les villes europeennes, XIIIe-XVIe siecles, Paris, 1989, 609-629

Brunon (H) Pratolino: arts des jardins et imaginaire de la nature dans l’Italie de la seconde moitie du 16e siecle, These doctorat, Universite de Paris I, 2001, 5 vols.

Butters (S) Le Cardinal Ferdinand de Medicis, La Villa Medicis, A. Chastel ed., Rome, 1991, vol.2, pp. 170-196

Butters (S) Ammannati et la Villa Medicis, La Villa Medicis, A. Chastel ed., Rome, 1991, pp. 257-316

Butters (S) Ferdinando et le jardin du Pincio, La Villa Medicis, A. Chastel ed., Rome, 1991, pp. 350-409

Careri (G) Recomposition d’un architecte, Borromini en perspective, Paris, 2004

Carpo (M) Les Livres I et II, et le role de la geometrie dans le traite de Serlio, Sebastiano Serlio a Lyon: architecture et imprimerie, G. Deswarte-Rosa ed, Lyon, 2004

Castex (J) Renaissance, baroque et classicisme; histoire et architecture 1420-1720, Paris, 2004

Castex (J) Borromini et Mansart: les regles de l’extraordinaire, Borromini en perspective, Paris, 2004

Caye (P) Le savoir de Palladio: architecture, metaphysique et politique dans la Venise du Cinquecento, Paris 1995

Chastel (A) La chapelle des princes a Saint Laurent, Firenze e la Toscana dei Medici nell’ Europa del ‘500, 3 vols., vol. 3, Florence, 1983, pp. 787-800

Chastel (A) Le Villa Medicis, Rome, 1991

Chastel (A) Notes sur le baroque meridional. L’architecture en Sicile aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Revue des Sciences Humaines, 1949, 198-207

Chastel (A) Le ‘nu’ de Palladio, Bollettino del centro internazionale di studi di architettura Andrea Palladio, 22, 1980, pp. 33-46

Chastel (A) Palladio et l’art des fetes, Bollettino del centro internazionale di studi di architettura Andrea Palladio, 2, 1960, pp. 26-33.

Chaumeix (A) Le palais Farnese, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 1904, pp. 123-134

Colvin (H) Borromini et l’architecture anglaise, Borromini en perspective, Paris, 2004

Concina (E) Structure urbaine et fonctions de batiments du XVIe au XIXe siecles. Une recherche a Venise, Venice, 1981

Cornette (J) Le grand chantier de l’age baroque (Rome), L’Histoire, 234, 1999, pp. 60-67

Cresti (C) Rendina (C) Palais de Florence et de Toscane, Paris, 2000

Cresti (C) Listri (M) Civilisation des villas de Toscane, Paris, 2000

Cresti (C) Rendina (C) Villas et palais de Rome, Paris, 2003

De Poli (L) Daniele Barbaro: L’architecte et le nouvel espace du savoir, Naissance et la science dans l’Italie antique et moderne, L. De Poli & Y. Lehmann eds, Bern & New York, 2004

Del Bufalo (D) Marbres de couleur: pierres et architecture de l'Antiquite au XVIIIe siecle, Arles, 2004

Derosas (R) Les villas dans la province de Trevise au XVIe siecle. Un probleme de classification, Histoire, Economie et Societe, 19, 2000, pp. 49-84

Descamps (P) Le Rialto: une architecture ad hoc, Venise, une cite batie contre l’eau, Les Cahiers de Science et Vie, no.81

Deswarte-Rosa (S) ed. Sebastiano Serlio a Lyon: architecture et imprimerie, Lyon, 2004

Douar (F) Waschek (M) eds, Borromini en perspective, Paris, 2004

Ernouf (AA) L’art des jardins, Paris, 1868

Fabbri (P) Gurrieri (F) Les Palais de Florence, Paris, 1996

Fasolo (A) Venise au fil des palais, Paris, 2003

Frommel (S) Serlio en tant qu’architecte: theorie et pratique, Sebastiano Serlio a Lyon: Architecture et imprimerie, G. Deswarte-Rosa ed., Lyon, 2004

Galletti (G) Acidini Luchinat (C) eds, Jardins des Medicis, Aix-en-Provence, 1997

Gloton (JJ) Transformation et re-emploi des monuments du passe dans la Rome du XVIe siecle: les monuments antiques, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, 74, 1962, pp. 705-758

Gloton (JJ) Les obelisques romains de la Renaissance au neo-classicisme, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, 73, 1961, 437-469

Gloton (JJ) Vignole et Palladio, Bollettino del centro internazionale di studi di architettura Andrea Palladio, 8, 1966, pp. 82-100

Gloton (JJ) La Villa italienne a la fin de la Renaissance; conceptions palladiennes, conceptions vignolesques, Bollettino del centro internazionale di studi di architettura Andrea Palladio, 8, 1966, pp. 101-113.

Gromont (G) Jardins d’Italie, Paris, 1923

Guiffrey (J) Histoire de l’Academie de Saint-Luc, Archives de l’Art Francais, 9, 1915

Guillaume (J) ed., Architecture, jardin, paysage. L’environnement du chateau et de la villa aux XVe-XVIe siecles, Paris, 1999

Gurrieri (F) Fabbri (P) Giraldi (S) Les palais de Florence, Paris, 2000

Hager (W) Palladio: essai de profil artistique, Bollettino del centro internazionale di studi di architettura Andrea Palladio, 12, 1970, 24-46.

Haupt (A) L’architecture des palais italiens du XIIIe au XVIIe siecle, 3 vols., Paris, 1930

Herval (R) Un ingenieur siennois en France au XVIe siecle. Girolamo Bellarmati et la creation du Havre, Etudes Normandes, 1961, pp. 33-43

Hitorff (JI) Zanth (L) Architecture moderne de la Sicile, L. Fodera ed. , Palermo, 1983 (1835)

Iacono (G) Les marchands banquiers florentins et l’architecture a Lyon au XVIe siecle, Paris, 1999

Jansen (DJ) Jacopo Strada a Lyon et la continuation du projet editorial de Serlio, Sebastiano Serlio a Lyon: Architecture et Imprimerie, G. Deswarte-Rosa ed, Lyon, 2004

Jestaz (B) Le Livre journal de la fabrique de la chapelle Salviati a St.-Marc de Florence (1579-1594), Paris, 1995

Kaufmann (E) L’architecture au siecle des Lumieres: baroque et post-baroque en Angleterre, en Italie et en France, Paris, 1963

Kiene (M) Bartolomeo Ammanati et l’architecture des Jesuites au XVIe siecle, L. Giard & L. de Vaucelles eds, Les Jesuites a l’age baroque, 1540-1640, Grenoble, 1996, pp. 183-196

Labrot (G) Sisyphes chretiens. La longue patience des eveques batisseurs du royaume de Naples (1590-1760), Seyssel, 1999

Labrot (G) L’Image de Rome. Une arme pour la contre-Reforme, 1534-1677, Paris, 1987

Labrot (G) Le Palais Farnese de Caprarola. Essai de Lecture, Paris, Klincksieck, 1970

Labrot (G) Aspects de l’urbanisme romain, 1500-1650, L’Urbanisme de Paris et l’Europe 1600-1680, Paris, 1969, pp. 219-233

Labrot (G) Naissance et croissance d’un quartier de Naples; Pizzofalcone 1530-1689, Urbi, I, 1979

Laurain-Portemer (M) Le Palais Mazarin a Paris et l’offensive baroque de 1645 a 1650, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 81, mars 1973, pp. 151-168

Laurain-Portemer (M) Mazarin, Benedetti et l’escalier de la Trinite des Monts, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, dec. 1968, 273-294

Lauer (P) Le Palais de Latran. Etude historique et archeologique, Paris, 1911

Lavedan (P) La Valette: son plan, sa place dans l’histoire des ville fortifiees au XVIe siecle, L’Architettura a Malta dalla preistoria all’Ottocento, Rome, 1970.

Letarouilly (P) Edifices de Rome moderne, Paris, 1840-57 & 1868-1874

Listri (M) Cunaccia (C) Villas et palais d'Italie, Paris, 2003

Lotz (W) Vignole et Giacomo della Porta (1550-1589), Le Palais Farnese, Rome 1981, vol. 1, pp. 225-241

Loukomski (GK) Les villas des doges de Venise, Paris, 1980

Makkai (L) De Taccola a Veranzio. L’ingenieur de la Renaissance en Hongrie, Histoire economique du monde mediterraneen, 1450-1650: Melanges Fernand Braudel, Toulouse, 1973, pp. 337-348

Male (E) Rome et ses vieilles eglises, Rome, 1992

Mandel (C) Mythe, mariage et metamorphose: Piazza della Signoria, Andromede ou le heros a l’epreuve de la beaute, Paris, 1996, pp. 365-385

Marquis (JM) L’Ordre de la Visitation en Italie aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles: les avatars d’un plan-type et quelques themes salesiens, Lyon et l’Italie: Six etudes d’histoire de l’art, Paris, 1984, pp. 15-74

Martin (J) Un grand batisseur de la Renaissance: le Cardinal Giovanni Ricci de Montepulciano, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, 86, 1974, pp. 251-275

Massimo (L) Architectures de tradition: Provence, Comte de Nice, Piemont, Nice, 2003

Mattei (N) Le langage baroque en Corse (architecture), Etudes Corses, 23, 1995, pp. 35-72

Meudec (J) Un jardin baroque a Florence: le ‘nouveau jardin’ de la villa de Lappeggi, Histoire de l’Art, 46, 2000, pp. 77-90

Mignot (C) Palladio et l’architecture francaise du XVIIe siecle; une admiration critique, Annali di Architettura, 12, 2000

Monicelli (F) Les villas venitiennes: Venise en terre ferme, Paris, 2003

Mourlot (E) “Artifice naturelle” ou “nature artificielle”: les grottes mediceennes dans la Florence du XVIe siecle, Ville et Campagne dans la litterature italienne de la Renaissance, vol. 2, Paris, 1977, pp. 303-342

Muraro (M) Civilisation des villas venitiennes, Paris, 1987

Muraro (M) Les plus belles villas venitiennes, Paris, 1995

Navenne (F de) Rome et le palais Farnese pendant les trois derniers siecles, 2 vols., Paris, 1923

Navenne (F de) Rome, le Palais Farnese, et les Farnese, Paris, 1914

Neraudau (JP) Sabbioneta, “Nouvelle Rome” et “Petite Athenes”, Presence de l’Architecture et de l’Urbanisme romains, R. Chevallier ed., Paris, 1983, pp. 231-248

Neugass (F) Carlo Maderna, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 1930, pp. 376-385

Nizet (F) Le voyage d’Italie et l’architecture europeenne (1675-1825), Bruxelles, 1988

Norberg-Schulz (C) Architecture baroque tardive et Rococo, Paris, 1994

Oechslin (W) Pyramide et sphere: Notes sur l’architecture revolutionnaire du XVIIIe siecle et ses sources italiennes, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, avr. 1971, 201-238

Oeschslin (W) Folie borrominienne, esprit cartesien, schizothymie, Borromini en perspective, Paris, 2004

Olmi (G) Recherches archeologiques et formation de collections publiques en Italie centrale et septentrionale au XVIIIe siecle, Les musees en Europe a la veille de l’ouverture du Louvre, E. Pommier ed., Paris 1995, pp. 297-333

Olmo (C) Une architecture imparfaite. La reconstruction de la via Dora Grossa a Turin, 1736-1776, Annales; Economies, Societes, Civilisations, 1991, pp.651-666

Penzo (PP) Les boulevards, les jardins publics et la ville: modeles et pratiques d'urbanisme en France et en Italie, De l'Art au Patrimoine: France et l'Italie. Le transfert de modeles culturels et esthetiques, Grenoble, 2003, pp. 115-126

Perouse de Montclos (JM) Le Prix de Rome. Concours de l’Academie d’Architecture au XVIIIe siecle, Paris, 1984

Perouse de Montclos (J) Palladio et la theorie classique dans l’architecture francaise du XVIIe siecle, Bollettino del centro internazionale di studi di architettura Andrea Palladio, 12, 1970, pp. 97-105.

Pinault-Sorensen (M) Temoignanges de l’architecture italienne en Corse a travers quelques dessins francais du XVIIIe siecle, Bulletin de l’Association des Historiens de l’Art Italien, 9, 2002-2003

Pinon (P) Pierre-Adrien Paris, architecte (1745-1819), ou l’archeologue malgre soi, diss. doctorat, Universite de Paris IV, 1998

Pollak (M) La Piazza Reale a Turin: du bastion a la place residentielle, Urbi, 11, 1989, LVI-LXX

Portoghesi (P) Borromini contre Borromini, Borromini en perspective, Paris, 2004

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Raymond (H) Huet (B) Dufour (L) Urbanistique et societe baroques; premiers resultats d’une recherche exploratoire sur la Sicile apres le seisme des 9 et 11 janvier, 1693, Paris, 1977

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Ricci (C) L’architecture baroque en Italie, Paris, n.d. (circa 1910)

Siat (J) Promenades romaines, V: la Rome des Papes, Paris, 2004

Siat (J) Promenades romaines, VI: la Rome baroque autour des murs, Paris, 2004

Theurillat (J) Les mysteres de Bomarzo et des jardins symboliques de la Renaissance, Geneve, 1973

Trincanato (ER) Franzoi (U) Venise au fil du temps: atlas historique d’urbanisme et d’architecture, Boulogne-Billancourt (Fr) 1971

Tuttle (R) Serlio et Vignole en France, Sebastiano Serlio a Lyon: Architecture et Imprimerie, G. Deswarte-Rosa ed, Lyon, 2004

Varela Gomes (P) Les projets de Francesco Borromini et Guarino Guarini pour le Portugal, Revue de l’Art, 133, 2001, pp. 81-92

Venise monumentale, Paris, 1907, 2 vols.

Verdier (T) Architectes et decorateurs francais dans la Rome de la fin du XVIIe siecle, Studiolo: Revue d’Histoire de l’Art, 1, 2002, pp. 41-63

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Waddy (P) Taddeo Barberini comme mecene d’architecture et la famille du Pape Urbain VIII, L’Age d’or du mecenat (1598-1661), Paris, 1985, pp. 191-200

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Zorzi (M) Les Palais venitiens, Paris, 1998







10: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

A: General & Mathematics

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Beaulieu (A) Mersenne et l’Italie, La France et l’Italie au temps de Mazarin, Grenoble, 1986, pp. 69-77

Bedarida (H) Eustachio Manfredi, Etudes italiennes, 1928-1929, Paris, 1930, pp. 75-124

Belgioioso (G) Philosophie aristotelienne et mecanisme cartesien a Naples a la fin du XVIIe siecle, Nouvelles de la Republique des Lettres, 1995, 1, pp. 19-48

Beretta (M) Le proces de Galilee et les archives du Saint-Office. Aspects judiciaries et theologiques d’une condamnation celebre, Revue des Sciences Philosophiques et Theologiques, 82, 1998, pp. 441-490

Berthé de Besaucele (L) Les cartesiens d’Italie: Recherches sur l’influence de la philosophie de Descartes dans l’evolution de la pensee italienne aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Paris, 1920

Biagioli (M) Le Prince et les savants: La civilite scientifique au 17e siecle, Annales: Histoire et Sciences sociales, 1995, pp. 1417-1453

Blanchet (L) Campanella, Paris, 1920

Boehm (A) L’Aristotelisme d’Honore Fabri (1607-1688), Revue des Sciences Religieuses, 39, 1965, pp. 305-360

Bonnet (S) La philosophie mathematique de Giordano Bruno, Archives de Philosophie, 68, 2005

Bosmans (H) Le geometre Jerome Saccheri, SJ, Revue des Questions Scientifiques, 4e ser, 7, 1925, 401-430

Bosmans (H) Les demonstrations par l’analyse infinitesimale chez Luca Valerio, Annales de la Societe Scientifique de Bruxelles, 37, 1912-1913, 211-228

Brockliss (L) La classification des sciences (1540-1640), Nouvelle Revue du Seizieme Siecle, 20, 2002, pp. 31-46.

Calderini De’Marchi (R) Jacopo Corbinelli et les erudits francais d’apres la correspondance inedite Corbinelli-Pinelli (1566-1587), Milan, 1914

Callot (E) La Renaissance des sciences de la vie au XVIe siecle, Paris, 1949

Camenietzki (CZ) L’harmonie du monde au XVIIe siecle: essai sur la pensee scientifique d’Athanasius Kircher, diss. doctorat, Universite de Paris IV, 1995

Canguilhem (G) Galilee: la signification de l’oeuvre et la lecon de l’homme, Archives Internationales d’Histoire des Sciences, 17, 1964, pp. 209-222

Carugo (A) Les Jesuites et la philosophie naturelle de Galilee, History and Technology, 4, 1987, pp. 321-333

Cerbu (T) Lerner (MP) La disgrace de Galilee dans les Apes Urbanae: sur la fabrique du texte de Leone Allacci, Nuncius, 15, 2000, pp. 589-610

Chareix (F) Le mythe Galilee, Paris, 2002

Cheraqui (Y) Moi, Galilee, Paris, 1989

Cifoletti (G) L’utile de l’entendement et l’utile de l’action: discussion sur l’utilite des mathematiques au XVIe siecle, Revue de Synthese, 122, 2001, pp. 503-520

Clavelin (M) Galilee et le refus de l’equivalence des hypotheses, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences et leurs Applications, 17, 1964, pp. 305-330

Clavelin (M) Galilee, La Science classique, XVIe-XVIIIe siecles: dictionnaire critique, M. Blay, R. Halleux eds, Paris, 1998, pp. 252-265

Clavelin (M) ed., Galilee copernicien: le premier combat, 1610-1616, Paris, 2004

Colonne (FJM) Dominique Guglielmini, Paris, 1929

Corsano (A) Jerome Cardan et l’Utopie, Les Utopies a la Renaissance, Bruxelles, 1963, pp. 91-98

Cosseron (S) Galilee, 22 juin 1633, Paris, 2001

Dard (F) La notion de loi comme concept de connaissance. La revolution galileenne et ses origines, diss. doctorat, Universite de Paris X, 1994

Dayre (J) Jerome Cardan (1501-1576): Esquisse biographique, Annales de l’Universite de Grenoble N.S.4, 1927, pp. 245-355

De Nardis (L) Les correspondances litteraires, scientifiques et erudites de la Renaissance au XVIIe siecle, Science et conscience de l’Europe, 2001, vol. 1, pp. 11-16; and vol. 2, pp. 1-30.

De Poli (L) Lehmann (Y) Naissance de la Science dans l'Italie antique et moderne, Bern & Berlin, 2004

Dubarle (D) La methode scientifique de Galilee, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences et de leurs applications, 18, 1965, pp. 161-190

Dubourg-Glatigny (P) Egnatio Danti O.P. (1536-1586): itineraire d’un mathematicien parmi les artistes, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome; Italie et Mediterranee, 114, 2002

Dubourg-Glatigny (P) Romano (A) La Trinite-des-Monts dans la “Republique romaine des Sciences et des arts”, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie & Mediterranee, 117, 2005

Ducornet (E) Matteo Ricci, le lettre d’Occident, Paris, 1992

Duhem (P) Etudes sur Leonard de Vinci, Paris, 1906-1913, 3 vols.

Dupront (A) Les successeurs de Pacioli en Italie au XVIe siecle: Tagliente, Manzoni, Cardan, Paris, 1976

Dupuigrenet-Desroussilles (F) Le Patriciat venitien et l’Universite de Padoue (1517-1560), Positions des theses de l’Ecole de Chartes, Paris, 1976

Festa (E) La notion d’”agregat d’indivisibles” dans la constitution de la cinematique galileenne, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences, 45, 1992, pp. 307-336

Festa (E) Gandt (F) eds, L’Oeuvre de Torricelli: Science galileenne et nouvelle geometrie, Paris, 1987

Festa (E) Torricelli et l’Ecole Galileenne, La Science classique, XVIe-XVIIIe siecle: dictionnaire critique, M. Blay, R. Halleux eds, Paris, 1998, pp. 383-393

Festa (E) L’erreur de Galilee, Paris, 1995

Festa (E) Sur l’atomisme dans l’ecole galileenne, L’atomisme aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, J. Salem ed., Paris, 1999

Festa (E) Reperes pour une analyse historique des notions de continuum et atomisme au XVIIe siecle, Atomismo e continuo del XVII secolo, Naples, 2000

Festa (E) ed., Geometrie, atomisme et vide dans l’ecole de Galilee, Paris, 1999

Findlen (P) Les cabinets du monde ou le triomphe de l’empiricisme, Les cahiers de science et vie, 44, 1998, pp. 82-89

Freguglia (P) Sur la theorie des equations algebraiques entre le XVIe et le XVIIe siecles, Bollettino di Storia delle Scienze Matematiche, 14, 1994

Fritsch (W) Galilee, ou l’avenir de la science, Paris, 1971

Galilee. Aspects de sa vie et de son oeuvre, Paris, 1968

Gandt (F de) L’oeuvre de Torricelli: science galileenne et nouvelle geometrie, Paris, 1989

Giard (L) Histoire de l’universite et du savoir: Padoue (14e-16e siecle), Revue de Synthese, 104, 1983, pp. 139-169; 105, 1984, pp. 259-298

Giard (L) S’il faut conclure, ou comment l’histoire intellectuelle de la Renaissance est encore a l’ecrire, Sciences et religions de Copernic a Galilee, Rome, 1999, pp. 491-522

Giard (L) Jesuites, La Science classique, XVIe-XVIIIe siecles: Dictionnaire critique, M. Blay & R. Halleux eds, Paris, 1999, pp. 67-74

Giard (L) L’itineraire intellectuel de Giacomo Aconcio, Revue des Sciences Philosophiques et Theologiques, 67, 1983, pp. 531-552

Gorman (MJ) L’academie invisible de Francesco Lana Terzi: Les jesuites, l’experimentation et la sociabilite scientifique au XVIIe siecle, Academies et Societes Savantes en Europe, 1650-1800, D. Odon-Hurel ed., Paris, 2001

Grmek (MD) La personnalite de Galilee et l’influence de son oeuvre sur les sciences de la vie, Galilee: Aspects de sa vie et de son oeuvre, Paris, 1968, pp. 48-73

Gusdorf (G) La revolution galileenne, Paris, 1969

Kaiser (G) Francois Turrettini: sa vie et ses oeuvres et le consensus, Lausanne, 1900

Kessler (E) Clavius entre Proclus et Descartes, Les Jesuites a la Renaissance: systeme educatif et production du savoir, L. Giard ed., Paris, 1995, pp. 285-308

Knobloch (E) Sur la vie et l’oeuvre de Christophore Clavius, Revue d’histoire des sciences, 41, 1988, 331-356

Knobloch (E) L’oeuvre de Clavius et ses sources scientifiques, Les Jesuites a la Renaissance: systeme educatif et production du savoir, L. Giard ed., Paris, 1995, pp. 263-283

Koyre (A) Bonaventura Cavalieri et la geometrie des continus, Eventail de l’Histoire Vivante: Hommage a Lucien Febvre, Paris, 1953, vol. 1, pp. 319-340

Koyre (A) Le “De Motu Gravium” de Galilee. De l’experience imaginaire et son abus, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences et de leurs applications, 13, 1960, pp. 197-245

Koyre (A) Jean-Baptiste Benedetti, critique de Galilee, Melanges offerts a Etienne Gilson, Toronto, 1959, pp. 351-372

Libri (G) Histoire des sciences mathematiques en Italie, depuis la Renaissance jusqu’a la fin du 17e siecle, 4 vols., Paris, 1838-1841

Lohr (Ch) Les jesuites et l’aristotelisme du XVIe siecle, Les Jesuites a la Renaissance: Systeme educatif et production du savoir, L. Giard ed., Paris, 1995, pp. 79-91

Longchamp (JP) L’Affaire Galilee, Paris, 1988

Lucas-Dubreton (J) Le monde enchante de la Renaissance: Jerome Cardan l’hallucine, Paris, 1954

Machet (A) La ‘Nova Scientia’ de Tartaglia, 1558: Nouveaute?, Naissance et la science dans l’Italie antique et moderne, L. De Poli & Y. Lehmann eds, Bern & New York, 2004

Margolin (JC) Rationalisme et irrationalisme dans la pensee de Jerome Cardin, Revue de l’Universite de Bruxelles, 1969, pp. 1-40

Margolin (JC) Analogie et causalite chez Jerome Cardan, VIIIe Congres international de Tours. Sciences de la Renaissance, Paris, 1973, pp. 67-81

Mayaud (PN) Une “nouvelle” affaire Galilee?, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences, 45, 1992, pp. 161-230

Mayaud (PN) La condamnation des livres coperniciens et sa revocation a la lumiere des documents inedits des Congregations de l’Index et de l’Inquisition, Rome, 1997.

Minois (G) Galilee, Paris, 2000

Namer (E) L’Affaire Galilee, Paris, 1975

Namer (E) L’intelligibilite mathematique et l’experience chez Galilee, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences et de leurs applications, 17, 1964, pp. 369-384

Namer (E) Vanini et la preparation de l’esprit scientifique a l’aube du XVIIe siecle, Revue d’histoire des sciences et de leurs applications, 25, 1972, 207-220

Naux (C) Le pere Christophe Clavius (1537-1612), sa vie et son oeuvre, Revue des Questions Scientifiques, 154, 1983, 55-67, 181-193, 325-347

Norlind (W) Tycho Brahe et ses rapports avec l’Italie, Scientia, 69, 1955, pp. 47-61

Ochmann (J) Les horoscopes des religions etablis par Jerome Cardan, Revue de Synthese, 72-73, 1975, pp. 35-51

Pantin (I) Galilee, l’Eglise conquerante et la Republique des Philosophes, in Mothu (A) ed, Revolution Scientifique et dissidences religieuses, Leiden, 2000

Paques (V) Les sciences occultes d’apres les documents litteraires italiens du XVIe siecle, Paris, 1971

Pepe (L) Les mathematiciens italiens et le calcul infinitesimal au debut du XVIIIe siecle, Studia Leibnitiana, Supplementa, 26, 1986, pp. 79-87

Pepe (L) Leibniz et l’analyse infinitesimale en Italie, The Leibniz Renaissance, Florence, 1989, pp. 223-33

Pepe (L) La reception de la geometrie en Italie, Problematique et reception du Discours de la Methode et des essais, Paris, 1988, pp. 171-178

Pepe (L) Leibniz et les mathematiques en Italie vers le milieu du XVIIIe siecle, V Internationaler Leibniz-Kongress, Hannover, 1988, pp. 726-733

Pepe (L) Le meilleur des mondes, la moindre action et les savants italiens, Studia Leibnitiana, 21, 1992, pp. 205-14

Perfetti (A) Etudes sur l'atomisme, XVIe-XVIIe siecles, Revue d'Histoire des Sciences, 55, 2002

Perifano (A) La theorie cachee ou de la pratique vulgarisee dans le 'Compendio dei secreti nationali (1564) de Leonardo Fioravanti, Ouvrages miscellanees et theories de la connaissance a la Renaissance, D. de Courcelles ed., Paris, 2004

Pinet (P) La philosophie de la matiere de Galilee a Newton, Revue d’Histoire de la Pharmacie, 52, 2004, pp. 67-82

Pitassi (MC) Le monde catholique face aux sciences aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles: entre refus et recuperation, Les eglises face aux sciences du Moyen Age au XXe siecle, Geneve, 1991

Ponzio (P) A propos de l'atomisme de Galilee: questions cosmologiques et problemes theologiques, Revue d'Histoire des Sciences, 55, 2002

Redondi (P) La revolution scientifique du XVIIe siecle: perspectives nouvelles, Impact: Science et societe, 160, 1991, pp. 405-415.

Rizza (C) Rapports franco-italiens dans la recherche erudite et scientifique: Cassiano Dal Pozzo, Le XVIIe siecle et la Recherche: Actes du 6e Colloque de Marseille, Marseille, 1976, pp. 91-102

Robin (JL) Experience et modele dans les textes litteraires et scientifiques classiques (Galileo), PhD dissertation, University of Oregon, 2002

Robinet (A) L’empire leibnizien: la conquete de la chaire de mathematiques de l’universite de Padoue: Jakob Hermann et Nicolas Bernouilli, 1707-1719, Padua, 1991

Robinet (A) G.W. Leibniz, Iter Italicum, mars 1689-mars 1690: la dynamique de la Republique des lettres, Florence, 1988

Robinet (A) Les rencontres de G.W. Leibniz avec V. Viviani et leurs suites (Florence, 1689), Bollettino di Storia delle Scienze Matematiche, 7, 1987, pp. 61-92

Rocchi (J) Giordano Bruno apres le bucher, Paris-Bruxelles, 2000

Roger (J) La crise scientifique avant Galilee, Cultura e Societa nel Rinascimento, tra Riforme e Manierismi, V. Branca & C. Ossola eds, Florence, 1984, pp. 1-19

Romano (A) Les colleges jesuites, lieux de sociabilite scientifique (1540-1640), Le Bulletin de la Societe de l’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 3-4, 1997, pp. 6-20

Romano (A) La Contre-Reforme mathematique. Constitution et diffusion d’une culture mathematique jesuite a la Renaissance (1540-1640), Rome, 1999

Romano (A) Education catholique, educations protestantes: quels projets pour les mathematiques? Sciences et religions de Copernic a Galilee, Rome, 1999, pp. 255-277

Romano (A) Sciences, activites scientifiques et acteurs de la science dans la Rome de la Renaissance, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 114, 2002

Romano (A) Les jesuites dans la culture scientifique romaine au temps de Borromini, Francesco Borromini e l’universo barocco, Milan, 2000, pp. 329-334

Romano (A) Reflexions sur la construction d’un champ disciplinaire: les mathematiques dans l’institution jesuite a la Renaissance, Paedagogica Historica, 40, 2004, pp. 245-259

Romano (A) Pratiques d’enseignement et orthodoxie intellectuelle en milieu jesuite (deuxieme moitie du XVIe siecle), Orthodoxie, Christianisme, Histoire, S. Elm & E. Rebillard eds, Rome, 2000, pp. 241-260

Romano (A) Rome, espace de la science entre XVIe et XVIIIe siecle?, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome – Italie et Mediterranee, 116, 2004

Ronchi (V) L’Influence de l’optique de Galilee sur la science en general, Medicina nei Secoli: Arte e Scienza, 18, 1981, pp. 141-191

Rossi (P) Les philosophes et les machines, 1400-1700, Paris, 1996

Rossi (P) La naissance de la science moderne en Europe, Paris, 1998

Russo (F) Les rapports entre pensee mathematique et pensee physique au debut du XVIIe siecle, Actes du Symposium international des Sciences physiques et mathematiques dans la premiere moitie du XVIIe siecle, Pisa, 1958, Paris, 1960, pp. 1-7

Russo (F) Lettre de Galilee a Christine de Lorraine, Grande-duchesse de Toscane (1615), Galilee: Aspects de sa vie et de son oeuvre, Paris, 1968, pp. 324-359

Salem (J) ed., L’Atomisme aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, Paris, 1999

Sallmann (JM) Science et religion, Sciences et religion de Copernic a Galilee, Rome, 1999, pp. 457-465

Sciences et religions de Copernic a Galilee (1540-1610), Rome, 1999

Seidengart (J) Bruno, La Science Classique, XVIe-XVIIIe siecles: dictionnaire critique, M. Blay, R. Halleux eds, Paris, 1998, pp. 216-223

Sesiano (S) Les problemes mathematiques du ‘Memoriale’ de F. Bartoli, Physis, 26, 1984, pp. 129-150

Simon (G) Sciences et saviors aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles, Paris, 1996

Spranzi Zuber (M) Rhetorique, dialectique et probabilite au XVIe siecle, Revue de Synthese, 122, 2001, pp. 297-317

Stengers (S) Les affaires Galilee, Elements d’histoire des sciences, M. Serres ed., Paris, 1989, pp. 223-249

Sutto (JP) Francesco Maurolico, mathematicien italien de la Renaissance (1494-1575), diss. doctorat, Universite de Paris VII, 1998

Sutto (JP) Les arithmetiques de Francesco Maurolico, Medieval and Classical Traditions, and the Renaissance of physico-mathematical sciences in the 16th century, P.D. Napolitani ed., Turnhout BE, 2001, pp. 73-81

Tarde (J) A la rencontre de Galilee: deux voyages en Italie (1593-1614). Preface et notes de Francois Moureau, Geneve, 1984

Taton (R) Tableau chronologique de la vie et de l’oeuvre de Galilee, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences et de leurs Applications, 17, 1964, pp. 289-304

Taton (R) Galilee, 1564-1642, Galilee: Aspects de sa vie et de son oeuvre, Paris, 1968, pp. 19-47

Torrini (M) La correspondance de Galilee entre chronique et histoire des sciences, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences, 52, 1999, pp. 139-154

Vasoli (C) Vers la crise de l’hermetisme, L’Automne de la Renaissance, 1580-1630, J. Lafond & A. Stegmann eds, Paris, 1981, pp. 281-296

Vivanti (C) Religion et science dans la pensee de Paolo Sarpi, Magia, Astrologia e religione nel Rinascimento, Warsaw, 1974, pp. 210-226

B : Physics & Astronomy

Bernardi (W) L’electricite animale: les savants italiens et leurs relations avec les milieux francais a la fin du XVIIIe siecle, Echanges d’influences scientifiques et techniques entre pays europeens de 1780 a 1830, Congres de Paris, 1989, Paris, 1990, pp. 161-170

Bernardi (W) La controverse sur l’electricite animale dans l’Italie du XVIIIe siecle, Galvani, Volta et d’autres, Revue d’histoire des sciences, 54, 2001, pp. 53-70

Blay (M) Festa (E) Mouvement continu et composition des vitesses au XVIIe siecle, Archives internationales d’histoire des sciences, 48, 1998, pp. 65-118

Canziani (G) Entre Anciens et modernes: la physique de Gassendi dans la Philosophia novo-antiqua de Tommaso Ceva SJ, Gassendi et l’Europe, Paris, 1997, pp. 315-334

Casini (P) Les debuts du Newtonianisme en Italie, 1700-1740, Dix-huitieme siecle, 1978, pp. 85-100

Clavelin (M) La philosophie naturelle de Galilee: essai sur les origines et la formation de la mecanique classique, Paris, 1968

Costabel (P) Vers une mecanique nouvelle, Sciences de la Renaissance, J. Roger ed., Paris 1973, 227-239

Dame (B) Galilee et les taches solaires, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences et de leurs applications, 19, 1966, pp. 307-370

Delambre (JB) Histoire de l’astronomie du XVIIIe siecle, Paris, 1827

Dubarle (D) Galilee et la mecanique, Galilee: Aspects de sa vie et de son oeuvre, Paris, 1968, pp. 252-276

Dugas (R) Histoire de la mecanique, Neuchatel, 1950

Dugas (R) La mecanique au 17e siecle, Neuchatel, 1954

Duhem (P) Origines de la Statique, Paris, 1905-1906

Granada (MA) L’infinite de l’univers et la conception du systeme solaire chez Giordano Bruno, Revue des Sciences Philosophiques et Theologiques, 82, 1998, pp. 243-275

Grillot (S) L’emploi des objectifs italiens a l’Observatoire de Paris a la fin du XVIIe siecle, Nuncius, 2, 1987, pp. 145-156

Hamou (Ph) La mutation du visible. Essai sur la portee epistemologique des instruments d’optique au XVIIe siecle. Vol. 1, Du ‘Sidereus Nuncius’ de Galilee a la Dioptrique cartesienne, Villeneuve d’Ascq, 1999

Heilbron (JL) Astronomie et eglises, Paris, 2003

Hoffmann (P) Modele mecaniste et modele animiste. De quelques aspects de la representation du vivant chez Descartes, Borelli et Stahl, Revue des Sciences Humaines, 1982, pp. 199-211

Humbert (P) Le P. Jean Bonfa, astronome (1638-1724) correspondant de Cassini, Archivum Historicum Societatis Iesu, 18, 1949, pp. 261 ss.

Koyre (A) Etudes Galileennes: Actualites Scientifiques et industrielles, #852-854, Paris, 1939

Koyre (A) La revolution astronomique: Copernic, Kepler, Borelli, Paris, 1961

Koyre (A) Le mecanique celeste de J.A. Borelli, Revue d’histoire des sciences et de leurs applications, 5, 1952, pp. 101-138

Koyre (A) La dynamique de Nicolo Tartaglia, La Science au XVIe siecle, Paris, 1960, pp. 93-116

Lerner (MP) Le probleme de la matiere celeste apres 1550, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences, 42, 1989, pp. 255-280

Lerner (MP) L’entrée de Tycho Brahe chez les Jesuites ou le chant de cygne de Clavius, Les Jesuites a la Renaissance: Systeme educatif et production du savoir, L. Giard ed., Paris, 1995, pp. 145-185

Lerner (MP) L’heresie heliocentrique: du soupcon a la condemnation, Sciences et religions de Copernic a Galilee, Rome, 1999, pp. 93-102

Lerner (MP) La Science galileenne selon Tommaso Campanella, Bruniana e Campanelliana, 1, 1995, pp. 121-156

Lerner (MP) Copernic suspendu et corrige: sur deux decrets de la Congregation romaine de l’Index, 1616-1620, Galilaeana, 1, 2004, pp. 21-90

Mayaud (N) La condemnation des livres coperniciens et sa revocation a la lumiere de documents inedits des Congregations de l’Index et de l’Inquisition, Rome, 1997

Mayaud (PN) Le conflit entre l’Astronomie nouvelle et l’Ecriture Sainte aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles. Un moment de l’histoire des idees, Autour de l’Affaire Galilee, 6 vols., Geneve, 2005

McKeon (RM) Les debuts d’une astronomie de precision: Histoire de la realisation du micrometre astronomique, Physis, 13, 1971, pp. 225-288

McKeon (RM) Les debuts d’une astronomie de precision: Histoire de l’acquisition des instruments d’astronomie et de geodesie munis de visee optique, Physis, 14, 1972, pp. 221-242

Michel (PH) La querelle du geocentrisme, Studi Secenteschi, 2, 1961, pp. 95-118

Moscovici (S) L’experience du mouvement. Jean-Baptiste Baliani, disciple et critique de Galilee, Paris, 1967

Moscovici (S) Recherches de Giovanni Battista Baliani sur le choc des corps elastiques, Actes du Symposium international des sciences physiques et mathematiques dans la premiere moitie du XVIIe siecle, Pise, 1958, Paris, 1960, pp. 98-115

Moscovici (S) Les developpements historiques de la theorie galileenne des marees, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences et de leurs applications, 18, 1965, pp. 193-220

Moscovici (S) Remarques sur la dialogue de Galilee, de la force de la percussion, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences et de leurs Applications, 16, 1963, 97-137

Namer (E) L’astronomie de Galilee. Sa place et son oeuvre dans l’histoire de la pensee, Galilee: Aspects de sa vie et de son oeuvre, Paris, 1968, pp. 173-185

Namer (E) Le beau roman de la physique cartesienne et la science exacte de Galilee, Paris, 1979

Ronchi (V) Du “de Refractione” au “De Telescopio” de G.B. Della Porta, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences et de leurs applications, 7, 1954, pp. 34-59

Ronchi (V) Galilee et l’astronomie, Galilee: Aspects de sa vie et de son oeuvre, Paris, 1968, pp. 153-172

Serrus (C) La mecanique de J-A Borelli, et la notion d’attraction, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences et de leurs applications, 1, 1947, pp. 9-25

Ziller Camenietzki (C) L’extase interplanetaire d’A. Kircher. Philosophie, cosmologie et discipline dans la Compagnie de Jesus au XVIIe siecle, Nuncius, 10, 1995, pp. 3-32

C: Biology & Medicine

Alexandre (B) La controverse Needham-Spallanzani sur la generation spontanee, ou l’anticipation de la querelle Pouchet-Pasteur, Paris, 2003

Barnhard (J) La theriaque. Etude historique et pharmacologique, Paris, 1893

Berce (YM) Les semeurs de peste, Melanges offerts a Pierre Chaunu, Paris, 1993, pp. 85-94

Brau (J) La professionnalisation de la sante dans la Toscane des Lumieres, Revue d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 41, 1994, pp. 418-439

Brau (J) L’ordre de la sante. Pour une histoire sociale des professions medicales en Toscane (1765-1815), 2 vols., These de doctorat, Institut Universitaire Europeen de Florence, Dec. 1990

Castellani (C) La reception en Italie et en Europe du ‘Saggio di Osservazioni microscopiche’ de Spallanzani (1765), XVIIIe siecle, 23, 1991, pp. 85-96

Castiglioni (A) Histoire de la medecine, Paris, 1931

Chiappini (D) Pharmacopee traditionnelle en Corse dans la region du Sartenais, these de doctorat, Universite d'Aix-Marseille II, 2002

Colapinto (L) Les tarifs de medicaments dans les Etats pontificaux du 16e au 19e siecle, Revue d’Histoire de la Pharmacie, 21, 1973, p. 219, 578

Comiti (VP) La geographie medicale de la Corse a la fin du XVIIIe siecle, Geneve & Paris, 1980

Cosmacini (G) Soigner et reformer: Medecine et sante en Italie de la grande peste a la Premiere guerre mondiale, Paris, 1992

Couzinet (MD) Notes sur les ‘Medicinalia’ de Tommaso Campanella, Nuncius, 13, 1998, pp. 39-68

Filippini (NM) La naissance extraordinaire: Transformations culturelles et sociales dans la pratique de la cesarienne entre 18e et 19e siecles, These, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (Paris), 1993

Grmek (MD) Vidius et les illustrations anatomiques et chirurgicales de la Renaissance, Science de la Renaissance: VIIIe Congres International de Tours, Paris, 1973, pp. 175-186

Grmek (MD) Contribution a la biographie de Vidius, Revue d’histoire des sciences, 31, 1978, 289-299

Grmek (D) La premiere revolution biologique, Paris, 1990

Isambard (E) Clauvin (E) Une famille de medecins normands au XVIIIe siecle: les Levacher (Parme), Paris, 1901

Lederman (F) Le prix des medicaments a Rome: economie et pharmacie de 1700 a 1800, Medicina nei Secoli: Arte e Scienza, 11, 1999, 107-116

Marin (B) Les traits d’hygiene publique (1784-1797) et Filippo Baldini, medecin a la cour de Naples: culture medicale et service du roi, Nuncius, 8, 1993, pp. 457-486

Marin (B) Magistrature de Sante, medecins et politiques sanitaires a Naples au XVIIIe siecle, Bourdin (Ph) ed., Assainissement et salubrite publique en Europe meridionale (fin Moyen-Age, epoque moderne), Clermont-Ferrand, 2001, pp. 39-50

Montalenti (G) La pensee biologique en Italie depuis la Renaissance jusqu’a Spallanzani, Cahiers d’Histoire Mondiale, 7, 1962-1963, pp. 523-546

Pietro (P di) La methode de Spallanzani a travers sa correspondance, XVIIIe siecle, 23, 1991, pp. 97-106

Pigeaud (J) Medecine et medecins padouans, Les siecles d’or de la medecine: Padoue XVe-XVIIIe siecles, Milan, 1989, pp. 19-38

Pigeaud (J) Le traite sur la verole de Fracastor, La transmission des savoirs du XIIe au XVIe siecle; modalites, images et lieux, Besancon, 2005

Quetel (C) Le Mal de Naples: histoire de la syphilis, Paris, 1986

Rossetti (L) Universite de Padoue, apercu historique, Les siecles d’or de la medecine: Padoue, XVe-XVIIIe siecles, Milan, 1989, pp. 13-18

Rostand (J) Les origines de la biologie experimentale et l’abbe Spallanzani, Paris, 1951

Rostand (J) Les experiences de l’abbe Spallanzani sur la generation animale, 1765-1780, Archives Internationales d’Histoire des Sciences, 4, 1951, 413-447

Unger (FC) Les relations culturelles concernants la medecine entre l’Italie et les autres etats europeens pendant la renaissance scientifique au XVI et XVII siecles, Atti VIII Congresso Internazionale di Storia della medicina, Rome, 1930

D: Earth Sciences, Chemistry & Botany

Beretta (M) A.L. Lavoisier en Italie (1744-1800), Echanges d’influences scientifiques et techniques entre pays europeens de 1780 a 1830; Congres de Paris, 1989, Paris 1990, pp. 125-144

Besse (JM) La lieu en histoire des sciences: hypotheses pour une approche spatiale du savoir geographique au XVIe siecle, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome, Italie – Mediterranee, 116, 2004

Broc (N) La geographie de la Renaissance, Paris, 1980

De Waard (C) L’experience barometrique. Ses antecedents et ses explications, Thouars, 1936

Dupuigrenet-Desroussilles (F) Regards et savoirs: Images du jardin botanique de l’Universite de Padoue au XVIe siecle, Revue d’Histoire des Sciences, 42, 1989, pp. 281-291

Leclerc (H) Un naturaliste irascible: P.A. Mattioli de Sienne, Janus, 31, 1927, 336-345

Perifano (A) Considerations autour de la question du paracelsisme en Italie au XVIe siecle, Bibliotheque d’Humanisme et Renaissance, 62, 2000, pp. 49-62

Perifano (A) L’Alchimie a la cour de Come Ier de Medicis: savoirs, culture et politique, Paris, 1997

Pinon (L) Clematite bleue contre poissons seches: sept lettres inedites d’Ippolito Salviani a Ulisse Aldrovandi, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie et Mediterranee, 114, 2002

Thoulet (I) Un des fondateurs de l’Oceanographie (Marsigli), Revue Scientifique, 8, 1897

Vignaud (LH) Des mathematiques a la botanique: la conversion scientifique de P. Charles Plumier durant son sejour a Rome, 1676-1681, Melanges de l’Ecole Francaise de Rome: Italie & Mediterranee, 117, 2005

E: Technology

Arnoux (M) Monnet (P) eds, Le technicien dans la cite en Europe occidentale, 1250-1650, Rome, EFR, 2004

Baraldi (E) Calegari (M) La forge a la genoise comme facteur de l’ecosysteme des Apennins en Mediterranee septentrionale, XVe-XVIIIe siecles, La farga catalana en el marc de l’arquelogia siderurgica, Andorra, 1995, pp. 483-489

Brioist (P) L’artillerie a la Renaissance, Nouvelle Revue du XVIe Siecle, 20, 2002, 79-95.

Comiti (P) De la mine a l'objet: le fer, l'acier et le fonte en Corse (XVe-XVIIIe siecles), these de doctorat, Universite de Provence, 2002

Di Romolo Rosselli (SF) Mes secrets a Florence au temps de Medicis, 1593: patisserie, parfumerie, medecine, R. de Zayas ed., Paris, 1996

Dolza (L) Verin (H) Figurer la mecanique: l’enigme des theatres de machines de la Renaissance, Revue d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 51, 2004, pp. 7-37

Engammare (M) L’Ordre du temps. L’invention de la ponctualite au XVIe siecle, Geneve, 2004

Frontin, Les aqueducs de la ville de Rome, Paris, 2003 (1943)

Frumkin (M) Les anciens brevets d’invention. Les pays du continent europeen au XVIIe siecle, Archives Internationales d’Histoire des Sciences, 7, 1954, 315-323

Gille (B) Les Ingenieurs de la Renaissance, Paris, 1964

Guillemin (P) Tomaso Borgonio et la premiere carte topographique des Alpes occidentales (Dauphine, Piemont, Provence, Savoie), Paris, 1891

Mattioli (M) Les forges a bas foyers en Corse: permanence d’une technologie (1550-1830), Dal basso fuoco all’alto forno, N. Cuomo di Caprio & C. Simoni eds, Brescia, 1988

Pantin (I) La querelle du cannocchiale, Paris, 2000

Thiriet (JM) La fondation de l’Academie des ingenieurs a Vienne (1717) et les Italiens, Des etoiles et des croix: Melanges offerts a Guy Pedroncini, Paris, 1995

Vergani (R) Metallurgie pre-industrielle, pollution, vie rurale, Etudes rurales, 125-26, 1992, pp. 69-79

Verin (H) La gloire des ingenieurs. L’intelligence technique du 16e au 18e siecle, Paris, 1993