- De
Mulieribus Claris or De
Claris Mulieribus (Latin for "Concerning
Famous Women") is a
collection of
biographies of
historical and
mythological women...
- in 1362,
including The Decameron. In 1360,
Boccaccio began work on De
mulieribus claris ("On
famous women"), a book
offering biographies of 106 famous...
-
Tractatus de
mulieribus claris in
bello ("Treatise on
Women Distinguished in Wars"; Gr****: Γυναῖκες ἐν πολεμικοῖς συνεταὶ καὶ ἀνδρεῖαι, "Women wise and...
-
quasi Americi terram sive
Americam dicendam, **** et
Europa et Asia a
mulieribus sua
sortita sint nomina." Arbuckle, Alex (24
December 2016). "This 509-year-old...
-
fourteen lives in the
Tractatus de
mulieribus.
According to Gera, the "Life of Semiramis" from the
Tractatus de
mulieribus in
particular is "a
succinct and...
-
works partly in
reaction to the
negative depiction of
Cleopatra in De
Mulieribus Claris and De
Casibus Virorum Illustrium,
Latin works by the 14th-century...
-
medieval and
Renaissance art,
often as
illustrations to Boccaccio's De
mulieribus claris.
Primaticcio painted it in the
Chateau of
Fontainebleau (1541–47)...
- from an
Incunable German translation by
Heinrich Steinhöwel of
Giovanni Boccaccio's De
mulieribus claris,
printed by
Johann Zainer [de] at Ulm ca. 1474....
- of
testimony is
often false. Molitor's work, De
Lamiis et
Pythonicis Mulieribus, was
first published in 1489,
three years after the
first edition of Kramer's...
-
called Consualia, in
honor of Consus, her consort. She is
remembered in De
Mulieribus Claris, a
collection of
biographies of
historical and
mythological women...
