Emblematica v. 16

Articles; Simon McKeown, ""Unrecorded Emblems for Ulrika Eleonora the Elder""; Gerhard F. Strasser, ""Newly Discovered Emblematic Ceiling Paintings in Two Bavarian Churches""; Ojars Sparitis, ""The Pulpit as a Medium for Educational and Political Messages in the Latvian Lutheran Church""; Sabine Modersheim, ""'Schauplatz des menschlichen Elends': Emblems in the Heilig-Geist-Spital in Nuremberg""; Carmen Ripolles, ""'By Meere Chance': Fortune's Role in George Wither's A Collection of Emblemes""; John Mulryan, ""A Parochial Twist on a Secular Proverb: Occasio's Bald Pate and the 'Opportunity' to be Good in Joannes David's Typus Occasionis and Occasio Arrepta""; Joan Larsen Klein, ""Whitney's Emblem Latet anguis in herba and the Shakespeare Connection""; Rocio Olivares-Zorilla, ""Emblematic Resources and Parallels in a Colonial Mexican Poet: Luis de Sandoval Zapata""; Christine McCall Probes, ""Engraving, Sonnet, Devise: Harmony and Disharmony at the Intersection of Emblematic Art and Poetry in the Sonnets franc-comtois""; Inmaculada Rodriguez and Victor Minguez, ""Symbolical Explanation of the Coats of Arms According to Juan De Caramuel (1636)""; Denis L. Drysdall, ""Devices as 'Emblems' before 1531""; Alison Adams, ""Alciato and Haecht's Mikrokosmos""; Arnoud Visser, ""Neither Protestant nor Catholic: Augustine and Confessional Neutrality in Humanist Emblem Books""; Ralph Dekoninck, ""The Emblematic Conversion of the Biblical Image in Jesuit Literature (Nadal 1595 - Engelgrave 1648)""; Ingrid Hopel, ""Augustin Chesneau's Emblemes sacrez of 1667: Nature Study and Last Supper""; Peter Boot, ""Playing and Displaying Love: Theatricality in Otto van Veen's Amoris divini emblemata (Antwerp 1615)""; Judith Dundas, ""Speculum Mentis: Art as Mirror of the Mind""; James Elkins, ""Two Ends of the Emblem""; Elizabeth Gardere and Genevieve Quebriac, ""Arts and Communication: For a Reading of the Present-Day Emblem""; Barbara Maria Stafford, ""Compressed Forms: The Symbolic Compound as Emblem of Neural Correlation"".