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Series Editors' Introduction
Volume Editors' Introduction
List of Works Cited
Chapter 1: Kin, Friends, and Books (1434-37)
Introduction
1. Isotta Nogarola to Ermolao Barbaro (probably 1434)
Isotta Nogarola to Giorgio Bevilacqua (July 1436 or 1437)
Isotta Nogarola to Giorgio Bevilacqua (July 1436 or 1437)
Isotta Nogarola to Antonio Borromeo (1436 or 1437)
Chapter 2: Guarino's Circle (1436-38)
Introduction
Isotta Nogarola to Jacopo Foscari (Verona, September 1436)
Isotta Nogarola to Guarino Veronese (Verona, shortly after 11 October 1436)
Isotta Nogarola to Guarino Veronese (Verona, April 10, 1437)
Isotta Nogarola to Girolamo Guarini (Verona, beginning of 1438)
Isotta Nogarola to Ludovico Cendrata (Verona, beginning of 1438)
Isotta Nogarola to Tobia dal Borgo (Verona, January or February 1438)
Chapter 3: Venice and Beyond (1438-39)
Introduction
Isotta Nogarola to Cardinal Giuliano Cesarini (Verona, 29 March 1438)
Isotta Nogarola to Niccolò Venier (Verona, probably after 8 June 1438)
Isotta Nogarola to Feltrino Boiardo (perhaps Verona, 1438)
Isotta Nogarola to Niccolò Barbo (Venice, between 9 Dec. 1438 and 25 Jan. 1439)
Isotta Nogarola to Cardinal Francesco Condulmier (Venice, 1439)
Chapter 4: Damiano (1438-41)
Introduction
Isotta Nogarola to Damiano dal Borgo (Venice, 10 September 1438)
Isotta Nogarola to Damiano dal Borgo (Venice, January 1439)
Isotta Nogarola to Eusebio dal Borgo (Venice, January 1439)
Isotta Nogarola to Damiano dal Borgo (Venice, February or March 1439)
Isotta Nogarola to Damiano dal Borgo (Venice, April 1439)
Isotta Nogarola toDamiano dal Borgo (Venice, between 5 May and 10 September 1439)
Isotta Nogarola to Eusebio dal Borgo (Venice, towards the end of November 1439)
Isotta Nogarola to Damiano dal Borgo (Venice, 3 December 1439)
Isotta Nogarola to Damiano dal Borgo (Venice, 18 April 1439 or 1440)
Chapter 5: The Book-Lined Cell (1441-early 1450s)
Introduction
Lauro Quirini to Isotta Nogarola (Padua, 1445-48 or 1451-52)
Chapter 6: Foscarini (1451-66)
Introduction
Isotta Nogarola to Ludovico Foscarini (Verona, 1451)
Ludovico Foscarini to Isotta Nogarola (Brescia, early 1453)
Chapter 7: The Great Gender Debate (1451)
Introduction
Dialogue on the Equal or Unequal Sin of Adam and Eve (1451)
Chapter 8: The Black Swan: Two Orations for Ermolao Barbaro (1453)
Introduction
Oration to the Very Reverend Lord Ermolao Barbaro, Bishop of Verona (1453)
Oration in Praise of Saint Jerome (1453)
Chapter 9: Pope Pius II and the Congress of Mantua (1459)
Introduction
Isotta Nogarola to Pope Pius II at the Congress of Mantua (1 August 1459)
Chapter 10: The Consolation for Marcello and the Friuli Connection (1461)
Introduction
A Consolatory Letter to Jacopo Antonio Marcello (9 August 1461)
Appendix A: Concordance between Abel Edition and the King/Robin Translation
Appendix B: A Chronological List of Sources Cited by Isotta Nogarola
Bibliography
Index
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Randall Kushell
reviewed Complete Writings: Letterbook, Dialogue on Adam and Eve, Orations on January 14, 2018 Complete Writings: Letterbook, Dialogue on Adam and Eve, Orations
A difficult one. I really enjoy about the first third and then what first started as witty turns tiresome and typical English whining about their neighbours across the channel. The short stories are definitely the best bit; the tirades masquerading as essays I could really do without. Ultimately I had to put it aside. Shame as I really enjoyed Vanity Fair and was hoping for some of the same here.
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