The Sixteenth Century Journal: A Journal for Renaissance and Reformation Students and Scholars, Volume V, Numbers 1-2, 1974.

Octavo, aqua library cloth, 128, 138 pp., b/w photos and drawings, indexes Articles in Volume V in issue no. 1 are "Platonism - Myth or Reality in the 'Heptameron?'" Robert W. Bernard, "Some Humanist Libraries in Early tudor Cambridge," Margery H. Smith, CSJ, "Lazarus Spengler, Christoph Kress, and Nuremberg's Reformation Diplomacy," Jonathan W. Zophy, "Heinrich Bullinger and the Idea of Usury," J. Wayne Baker, "Revolt and Reaction in the City of Romans Dauphine, 1579-1580," Liewain Scott Van Doren, "John Napier and Apocalyptic Thought," Robert C. Clouse.Articles in Issue no. 2 are "A Radical Pamphlet of Late Sixteenth Century France: Le Dialogue D'Entre Le Maheustre et Le Manant," Peter M. Ascoli, "French Diplomacy and the Wars of Religion," De Lamar Jensen, "Erasmus and Luther, Continuity and Discontinuity as Key to Their Conflict," John W. O'Malley, "Magistracy and Political Spposition at Rouen: A Social Context," Jonathan Dewald, "Italian Reformers and the Diffusion of Renassiance Culture," John Tedeschi, "Women or Transvestites on the Elizabethan Stage?: An Oxford Controversy," J.W. Binns.…