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Volume 60, Number 4, Winter 2007Table of Contents
- Music as Erotic Magic in a Renaissance Romance
- pp. 1207-1256
- Dante and the Franciscans (review)
- pp. 1307-1309
- Tintoretto (review)
- pp. 1324-1326
- Mikve Israel (review)
- pp. 1329-1330
- Mémoires (review)
- pp. 1348-1350
- Rymes (1545), and: Rymes (review)
- pp. 1352-1353
- Montaigne politique (review)
- pp. 1355-1356
- Rembrandt and the Female Nude (review)
- pp. 1379-1380
- Il giardino islamico (review)
- pp. 1386-1387
- Making Renaissance Art (review)
- pp. 1389-1391
- European Music 1520–1640 (review)
- pp. 1391-1392
- Angels in the Early Modern World (review)
- pp. 1409-1411
- Fra Mauro's Map of the World (review)
- pp. 1417-1418
- Liber de ludo aleae (review)
- pp. 1419-1420
- Locke: A Biography (review)
- pp. 1429-1431
- Hamlet without Hamlet (review)
- pp. 1467-1469
- Shakespeare the Thinker (review)
- pp. 1471-1473
- Shakespearean Fantasy and Politics (review)
- pp. 1476-1477
- John Donne (review)
- pp. 1489-1490
- Index to Renaissance Quarterly Volume LX 2007
- pp. 1559-1578
- Books Received
- pp. 1493-1525
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