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I 1544: Marguerite De Navarre's Le Miroir De L'Ame Pecheresse
II 1545: Katherine Parr's Prayers or Meditations
III 1545: John Calvin's Institution De La Religion Chrestienne, Chapter One
IV 1547: Bernardino Ochino's "Che Cosa E Christo"
V 1563: Elizabeth's Sententiae
VI Pre-1558-1580s: Elizabeth's Book Inscriptions
VII Ca. 1567: Seneca's Epistulae Morales 107
VIII Ca. 1579: Cicero's Epistulae A.D. Familiares 2.6
IX Ca. 1589: Choral Ode From Hercules Oetaeus
App. 1 Translation Ascribed to Elizabeth of Francesco Petrarch's Trionfo dell'Eternita, lines 1-90
App. 2 The Reliability of Nugae Antiquae as a Source for Translations Ascribed to Elizabeth
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Pascal Schoon
reviewed Elizabeth I: Translations, 1544-1589 on June 11, 2014
Elizabeth I: Translations, 1544-1589
I've been working my way through this for a few months now but I can honestly say it's the best piece of literary criticism I've ever read.
Whether you agree with Johnson's arguments or not (which let's be honest, you probably will, she's very persuasive) this collection was so readable- important as this is an area where the majority of literary crit I've read in the past has failed. Johnson writes in such an engaging and active way that you find yourself wanting to see where her arguments develop; I can't say I've really experienced that before.
It certainly helped that I'm a huge Janeite and that my position on Austen is quite similar to Jonhson (I frequently found myself nodding my head in agreement and pumping my fist), but I think even if you come at Austen from a polar point of view, you will find it hard not to be influenced by what she has written here.
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