Louise Bourgeois: an early modern midwife`s observations on female infertility by Worth-Stylianou, V

The birth of mankind: otherwise named, The woman's book by Worth-Stylianou, V

Exchanges between medical and literary discourses in the French Renaissance: comparing the fascination with “des amas et pieces de chair informes” in Montaigne’s Essais and Joubert... by Worth-Stylianou, V

Ne faire que des filles: une forme de “stérilité” à l’époque de Montaigne? by Worth-Stylianou, V

‘Or vien doncq en ce monde | Sur tel desir’: poetic genres celebrating births in Renaissance France, c. 1518‒47 by Worth-Stylianou, V

The definition of obscene material 1570-1615: three medical treatises held to account by Worth-Stylianou, V

Le rôle de l'odorat dans les accouchements entre 1500 et 1800: le nez ou l'outil? by Worth-Stylianou, V

Conceiving the Old Regime. Pronatalism and the Politics of Reproduction in Early Modern France by Worth-Stylianou, V

Exchanges between medical and literary discourses in the French Renaissance: comparing the fascination with "des amas et pieces de chair informes" in Montaigne's Essais and Joubert... by Worth-Stylianou, V

‘Bugge-beares’ or ‘bouquets’: translations of the Latin quotations in Florio’s English and de Gournay’s French editions of the Essais by Worth-Stylianou, V

Les odeurs du monde naturel dans l’œuvre poétique d’Agrippa d’Aubigné by Worth-Stylianou, V

Medicine by Worth-Stylianou, V

Rédiger un traité sur la médecine des femmes en 1625: dans le sillage des Essais by Worth-Stylianou, V

Midwifery by Worth-Stylianou, V

Concurrent publication of medical works in neo-latin and French in Early Modern France by Worth-Stylianou, V

Female voices and bodies in “Le Printemps”: an invitation, via annotated English translations, to bring Agrippa d’Aubigné’s love poetry into comparative literature courses by Worth-Stylianou, V

Women in flowers, women in bodies. Blood, health, sexuality, from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment by Worth-Stylianou, V

Les langues anciennes by Menini, R, Worth-Stylianou, V