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• 1976On Beautiful Women, Parmigianino,Petrarchismo, and the Vernacular Style74 cited
• 2004Ottava Rima and Novelistic Discourse65 cited
• 2010European Modernity and the Arab Mediterranean59 cited
• 1985The Imitation of Imitations in Orlando Furioso20 cited
• 2001Ariosto and the "Fier Pastor": Form and History in Orlando Furioso13 cited
• 1998Reading and Responding to the Amorous Episodes of the “Araucana” in Colonial Peru13 cited
• 2007Amazonian Knots: Gender, Genre and Ariosto's Women Warriors8 cited
• 1983A Defense of the Excellence of Bradamante8 cited
• 2017La théorie de la musique6 cited
• 1991Donna Liberata? The Portrayal of Women in the Italian Renaissance Epic4 cited
• 2011Remembering the Death of Turnus: Spenser's Faerie Queene and the Ending of the Aeneid3 cited
• 2000"Egli s'innamoro del suo valore": Leone, Bradamante and Ruggiero in the 1532 Orlando Furioso3 cited
• 1999The Grafting of Virgilian Epic in Orlando furioso3 cited
• 2014Ovidian Intertextuality in Ariosto'sOrlando Furioso3 cited
• 1999"Her filthy feature open showne" in Ariosto, Spenser, and Much Ado about Nothing