The Sixteenth Century Journal: A Journal for Renaissance and Reformation Students and Scholars, Volume XXVI, Numbers 1-4, 1995.

Octavo, aqua library cloth, original paper covers bound in, 256, 257-512, 513-768, 769-1100 pp., b/w photos and drawings, indexes Articles in issue no. 1 are "The Queen, a Bishop, and a Peer: A Clash for Power in Mid-Elizabethan Cambridgeshire," Eugene J. Bourgeois II, "Moral Formation and Social COntrol in the Catholic Reformation: The Case of San Juan de Avila," David Coleman, "A Tale of Two Convents: Nuns and Anabaptists in Münster, 1533-1535," D. Jonathan Grieser, "A Church Militant: Scotland, 1661-1690," Elizabeth Hannah Hyman, "popish Imprudence: The Perseverance of the Roman Catholic Faithful in Calvinist Holland, 1572-1620," Christine Koch, "Baptisms, Church Riots and Social Unrest in Calvin's Geneva," W.G. Naphy, "Was Michelangelo Born under Saturn?" Don Riggs, "Early Reception of Paracelsian Theory: Severinus and Erastus," Jole Shackelford, "Secular and Mendicant Masters of the Faculty of Theology at the University of Paris, 1505-1523," Andrew G. Traver.Articles in issue no. 2 are "Caritas Pirckheimer: A Female Humanist Confronts the Reformation," Paula S. Datsko Barker, "The Refusal to Accomodate: Jesuit Exegetes and the Coperinican System," Irving A. Kelter, "Geneva and America in the Renaissance: The Dream of the Huguenot Refuge 1555-1600," Frank Lestringant (translated by Ann Blair), "Who Pays for Building the Rectory? Religious Conflicts in the Upper Austrian Parish of Dietach, 1540-1582," Joseph F. Patrouch, "'Female Perversity': Male Entitilement: The Agency of Gender in More's 'The History of Richard III,'" Alan Clarke Shepard, "Geneva Meets Rome: The Development of the French Reformed Diaconate," Glenn S. Sunshine, "Putting Don Carlos Together Again: Treatment of a Head Injury in Sixteenth-Century Spain," L.J. Andrew Villalon, "Layers of Emblematic Prose: Rabelais' Andoilles," Florence M. Weinberg, "Review Article: Renaissance Libraries, Publications, and the 'Textual COndition,'" Wood Bouldin.Articles in issue no. 3 are "The Echo of Controversy: Caspar Fuger's Attempt to Propagate the Formula of Concord among the Common People," Irene Dingel, "Of Good and Bad Neighbors: Middle-Class Life in the Work of Jörg Wickram," Jane Emberson, "Old World Images Encounter New World Reality: Rene Laudonniere and the Timucuans of Florida," Laura Fishman, "The Actaeon Myth and Allegorical Reading in Spoencer's 'Two Cantos of Mutabilitie,'" Anne D. Hall, "A Plurilingual Family in the Sixteenth Century: Language Use and Linguistic Consciousness in the Salis Family Correspondence, 1580-1610," Randolph C. Head, "Theology in the Church of Scotland 1618 - c. 1640: A Calvinist Consensus?" David G. Mullan, "The Exploitation of Francesco Spiera," M.A. Overell, "Vincenzo Girardone and the Popular Press in counter-Reformation Milan: A Case Study (1570)," Kevin M. Stevens.Articles in issue no. 4 are "John Foxe as Hagiographer: The Question Revisited," I. Ross Bartlett, "Irony and the Ethics of Self-Portraiture in Montaigne's 'De la praesumption,'" Sue W. Farquhar, "The Rhetoric of Biblical Authority: John Knox and the Question of Women," Susan M. Felch, "Limitations of Textuality in Thomas More's Confutation of Tyndale's Answer," Jamey Hecht, "Utopia, Utopia's Neighbors, 'Utopia,' and Europe," Robert Shepherd, "Juan Gil and Sixteenth-Century Spanish Protestantism," Robert C. Spach, "A Taste for Newfangledness: The Destructive Potential of Novelty in Early Modern England," Sra Warneke, "'What a Good Ruler Should Not Do': Theorietical Limits of Roayl Power in European Theories of Absolutism, 1500-1700," Wolfgang Weber, "Review Article: The Ottomans," Weston F. Cook, Jr.