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J.L. Vives: De Institutione Feminae Christianae, Liber Primus
Introduction, Critical Edition, Translation and Notes
Edited C. Fantazzi and C. Matheeussen. Translated by C. Fantazzi
Biographical note
Charles E. Fantazzi, Ph.D. (1964) in Comparative Literature, Harvard University, is Professor Emeritus of Classics at the University of Windsor. He is an editor and translator of the Toronto Collected Works of Erasmus, and has published several texts and translations of Vives with Brill.
Readership
All those interested in the education of women, social historians, student of Renaissance thought, humanism and Neo-Latin literature.
Table of contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
I. Prefatory remarks
II. Circumstances of composition
III. Editions and constitution of the text
IV. Translations
V. Revisions in the 1538 edition
VI. Sources and cultural background
VII. Abbreviations used in the introduction, apparatus and notes
Sigla
De institutione feminae Christianae
Praefatio
Cap. I. De educatione virginis infantis
Cap. II. De reliqua infantia
Cap. III. De primis exercitamentis
Cap. IV. De doctrina puellarum
Cap. V. Qui non legendi scriptores qui legendi
Cap. VI. De virginitate
Cap. VII. Quomodo virgo corpus tractabit
Cap. VIII. De ornamentis
Cap. IX. De solitudine virginis
Cap. X. De virtutibus feminae et exemplis quae imitetur
Cap. XI. Quomodo foris aget
Cap. XII. De saltationibus
Cap. XIII. De amoribus
Cap. XIV. De amore virginum
Cap. XV. De quaerendo sposo
Appendix
Index nominum
Index locorum
Verba memorabilia
Introduction
I. Prefatory remarks
II. Circumstances of composition
III. Editions and constitution of the text
IV. Translations
V. Revisions in the 1538 edition
VI. Sources and cultural background
VII. Abbreviations used in the introduction, apparatus and notes
Sigla
De institutione feminae Christianae
Praefatio
Cap. I. De educatione virginis infantis
Cap. II. De reliqua infantia
Cap. III. De primis exercitamentis
Cap. IV. De doctrina puellarum
Cap. V. Qui non legendi scriptores qui legendi
Cap. VI. De virginitate
Cap. VII. Quomodo virgo corpus tractabit
Cap. VIII. De ornamentis
Cap. IX. De solitudine virginis
Cap. X. De virtutibus feminae et exemplis quae imitetur
Cap. XI. Quomodo foris aget
Cap. XII. De saltationibus
Cap. XIII. De amoribus
Cap. XIV. De amore virginum
Cap. XV. De quaerendo sposo
Appendix
Index nominum
Index locorum
Verba memorabilia
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