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• 2016“A word, sweet Lucrece”58 cited
• 2009Making Shakespeare’s Books: Assembly and Intertextuality in the Archives37 cited
• 2006Ekphrasis in The Rape of Lucrece and The Winter's Tale21 cited
• 2008The Cambridge companion to Shakespeare's poetry18 cited
• 2015Rape and Republicanism in Shakespeare’s Lucrece17 cited
• 1992“The High Roman Fashion”: Sacrifice, Suicide, and the Shakespearean Stage14 cited
• 2008“Writing Rape, Raping Rites”: Shakespeare’s and Middleton’s Lucrece Poems12 cited
• 2024Staging Disgust9 cited
• 2002“To Find a Face Where All Distress Is Stell'd”:Enargeia, Ekphrasis, and Mourning inThe Rape of Lucreceand theAeneid7 cited
• 2007What More Could Woman Do?: Dramatizing Consent in Heywood'sRape of Lucreceand Middleton'sWomen Beware Women7 cited
• 2009Redeeming Lost Honor: Shakespeare'sRape of Lucrece4 cited
• 2011Violence, Visual Metaphor, and the "True" Lucrece4 cited
• 2013Heralding the Commonplace: Authorship, Voice, and the Commonplace in Shakespeare's Rape of Lucrece3 cited
• 2014The Politics of Suicide in John Fletcher's Tragedie of Bonduca3 cited
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