From Humanism to Enlightenment

Royal Mistresses in France and England in the Latter Half of the 17^th Century

Royal Mistresses in France and England in the Latter Half of the 17^th Century

Between science & philosophy: Émilie du Châtelet, a key figure of the European Enlightenment

The New Testament of Erasmus (1516)

Translating: the art of interpreting ancient texts

The Humanist Encounter With Kabbalah

Latin in Humanist Europe

Illustrious Men in Italy and Europe (fourteenth–sixteenth century)

Languages of Islam During the Renaissance

The Birth of Humanist Historiography

Ruins and Vestiges in the Time of the Humanists

The Recovery of manuscripts

Humanists and Europe

The Humanist Republic of Letters

The Birth of Philology

The Querelle des dames during the Renaissance

Printers: new cultural actors in Europe beginning in the late fifteenth century

Civic humanism

A Model of a Humanist, Cultivated Prince: King Francis I of France

The Europe of knowledge (seventeenth–eighteenth century)

The Salon: A Model of Sociability for European Elites?

Censorship in Europe (seventeenth-eighteenth century)

Inventions and Inventors in the Eighteenth Century

Wonders of Nature at the Biblioteca Ambrosiana

The Republic of Letters (seventeenth-eighteenth centuries)

Europe: Between Religious War and Peace

Erasmus and Luther

A Prelude to the Wars of Religion: The Sack of Rome (1527)

European catholicity?

Print Wars in Europe during the Sixteenth Century

From Luther to Lutheranism

Wars of Religion Without Borders

European catholicity?

Doubts regarding faith

Attempts at Pacification in Europe during Times of Religious Turmoil

The Marvelous and the Supernatural on the Theater Stage (Fifteenth­–Sixteenth Century)

Ghosts in Ancien Régime Law

The Hereafter: Saint Michael

The English Reformation and Ghosts

The Curious Science of Bohemians and Gypsies in the Face of Learned Europe

The Cartographic Worlds of the Renaissance