• Childhood pleasures

  Donna R. Barnes

• Portuguese humanism and the republic of letters

• The Scythe and the Rabbit: Simon de Colines and the culture of the book in Renaissance Paris

  Kay Amert

• Printing, power, and piety

  Brad C. Pardue

• 'Grossly material things'

  Helen Smith

• Obsessions and confessions of a book life

  Colin Franklin

• Charles Areskine's library

  Karen Baston

• Science in print

• Patristic and text-critical studies

  William L. Petersen

• Medieval philosophy as transcendental thought

  Jan A. Aertsen

• Shaping the Bible in the Reformation

• Illuminating the end of time

  J. Paul Getty Museum

• Commercial republicanism in the Dutch Golden Age

  Arthur Weststeijn

• Franciscans and preaching

• "Wading lambs and swimming elephants"

• Again, a time machine

  Jane Rolo

• European cities in the modern era, 1850-1914

  Friedrich Lenger

• An intimate art

  Sandra Hindman

• The material realization of science

  Hans Radder

• Pages from the past

  M.B. Parkes

• Dying for the faith, killing for the faith

• Franciscan virtue

  Krijn Pansters

• A companion to Boethius in the Middle Ages

• The philosophy of computer games

• Why concepts matter

• Print culture in early modern France

  Carl Goldstein

• Evaluating philosophies

  Mario Bunge

• The intellectual consequences of religious heterodoxy, 1600-1750

• The development of Quine's philosophy

  Murray G. Murphey

• Steam-powered knowledge

  Aileen Fyfe

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