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Fiorani F. Review of Il trionfo di Vertunno. Illusioni ottiche e cultura letteraria nell’eta’ della Controriforma, Marco Arnaudo. Renaissance Quarterly. 2011;64(1):203–204.

Fiorani F. Da Bologna al mondo: astronomia, cartografia, giurisprudenza e la chiesa universale di Gregorio XIII. In: La Sala Bologna, ed. Francesco Ceccarelli. Venice: Marsilio Editore; 2011. pp. 9–23.

Fiorani F. Review of The Possessions of a Cardinal, ed. Mary Hollingsworth and Carol M. Richardson. The Times Higher Education. 2010:52–53.

Fiorani F. Carte dipinte. Arte, cartografia e politica nel Rinascimento. Modena: Panini; 2010.

Fiorani F. The Shadows of Leonardo’s Annunciation and Their Lost Legacy. In: Imitation, Representation, and Printing in the Italian Renaissance, ed. Roy Eriksen, Magne Malmanger. Rome and Pisa; 2009. pp. 119–156.

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