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Women's Studies
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Volume 19, 1991 - Issue 2: Women in the Renaissance: An Interdisciplinary Forum (MLA 1989)
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“Courtesans” and “Whores”: Words and behavior in roman streets

Elizabeth S. Cohen Teaches early modern and women's history, York University, Toronto
Pages 201-208 | Published online: 12 Jul 2010

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Nicole Wagner. (2023) Early Modern Venetian Sex Work and the Business of Gambling. Italian Culture 41:2, pages 138-152.
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Eric Dursteler. (2022) Language and Gender in the Early Modern Mediterranean. Renaissance Quarterly 75:1, pages 1-45.
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Paula C. Clarke. (2018) The Business of Prostitution in Early Renaissance Venice * . Renaissance Quarterly 68:2, pages 419-464.
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