Jeanette Beer was a professor of French at Purdue University and associate editor of Purdue Studies in Romantic Literature and is professor emerita at Oxford University. Kenneth Lloyd-Jones was chairman of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at Trinity College in Hartford for 14 years, and served as the course director for the Gateway to the Humanities Program from 2000-2008.

• Introduction by Jeanette Beer The Continuum of Translation as Seen in Three Middle French Treatises on Comets by Lys Ann Shore Vernacular Translation in the Fourteenth-Century Crown of Aragon: Brunetto Latini's Li livres dou tresor by Dawn Ellen Prince Patronage and the Translator: Raoul de Presles's La Cite de Dieu and Calvin's Institution de la religion Chrestienne and Institutio religionis Christianae by Jeanette Beer Marot's Le Roman de la Rose and Evangelical Poetics by Hope H. Glidden Ronsard the Poet, Belleau the Translator: The Difficulties of Writing in the Laureate's Shadow by Marc Bizer Fischart's Rabelais by Florence M. Weinberg La grecite de notre idiome: Correctio, Translatio, and Interpretatio in the Theoretical Writings of Henri Estienne by Kenneth Lloyd-Jones The French Translation of Agrippa von Nettesheim's Declamatio de incertitudine et vanitate scientiarum et artium: Declamatio as Paradox by Marc van der Poel Reading Monolingual and Biligual Editions of Translations in Renaissance France by Valerie Worth-Stylianou

Jeanette Beer was a professor of French at Purdue University and associate editor of Purdue Studies in Romantic Literature and is professor emerita at Oxford University. Kenneth Lloyd-Jones was chairman of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at Trinity College in Hartford for 14 years, and served as the course director for the Gateway to the Humanities Program from 2000-2008.

• Introduction by Jeanette Beer The Continuum of Translation as Seen in Three Middle French Treatises on Comets by Lys Ann Shore Vernacular Translation in the Fourteenth-Century Crown of Aragon: Brunetto Latini's Li livres dou tresor by Dawn Ellen Prince Patronage and the Translator: Raoul de Presles's La Cite de Dieu and Calvin's Institution de la religion Chrestienne and Institutio religionis Christianae by Jeanette Beer Marot's Le Roman de la Rose and Evangelical Poetics by Hope H. Glidden Ronsard the Poet, Belleau the Translator: The Difficulties of Writing in the Laureate's Shadow by Marc Bizer Fischart's Rabelais by Florence M. Weinberg La grecite de notre idiome: Correctio, Translatio, and Interpretatio in the Theoretical Writings of Henri Estienne by Kenneth Lloyd-Jones The French Translation of Agrippa von Nettesheim's Declamatio de incertitudine et vanitate scientiarum et artium: Declamatio as Paradox by Marc van der Poel Reading Monolingual and Biligual Editions of Translations in Renaissance France by Valerie Worth-Stylianou

Jeanette Beer was a professor of French at Purdue University and associate editor of Purdue Studies in Romantic Literature and is professor emerita at Oxford University. Kenneth Lloyd-Jones was chairman of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at Trinity College in Hartford for 14 years, and served as the course director for the Gateway to the Humanities Program from 2000-2008.

• Introduction by Jeanette Beer The Continuum of Translation as Seen in Three Middle French Treatises on Comets by Lys Ann Shore Vernacular Translation in the Fourteenth-Century Crown of Aragon: Brunetto Latini's Li livres dou tresor by Dawn Ellen Prince Patronage and the Translator: Raoul de Presles's La Cite de Dieu and Calvin's Institution de la religion Chrestienne and Institutio religionis Christianae by Jeanette Beer Marot's Le Roman de la Rose and Evangelical Poetics by Hope H. Glidden Ronsard the Poet, Belleau the Translator: The Difficulties of Writing in the Laureate's Shadow by Marc Bizer Fischart's Rabelais by Florence M. Weinberg La grecite de notre idiome: Correctio, Translatio, and Interpretatio in the Theoretical Writings of Henri Estienne by Kenneth Lloyd-Jones The French Translation of Agrippa von Nettesheim's Declamatio de incertitudine et vanitate scientiarum et artium: Declamatio as Paradox by Marc van der Poel Reading Monolingual and Biligual Editions of Translations in Renaissance France by Valerie Worth-Stylianou