Thomas More Studies

Early Lives and Historical Documents

• Bouyet, Louis. Translated by Andrea Frank. Sir Thomas More: Humanist and Martyr
• Maguire, John. “Roper’s Life of More: The Working Methods of a Tudor Biographer.” (Aug. 1969)
• Crawford, Charles. “Stapleton and More’s Letter to Bugenhagen.” (Feb. 1970)
• Sylvester, R.S. “William Roper’s Life of More.” (Dec. 1972)
• Baker, Howard H. “Thomas More as a Student at Oxford.” (Nov. 1974)
• Reynolds, E. E. “A Right Fair House.” (Nov. 1975)
• Marc’hadour, Germain. “Thomas More’s Birth: 1477 or 1478?” (Mar. 1977)
• Reynolds, E. E. “One of Thomas More’s Judges” (June 1977)
• Reynolds, E. E. “Butclose.” (Dec. 1978)
• Wooden, Warren W. “Structural Patterning in William Roper’s Life of More.” (Mar. 1980)
• Wooden, Warren W. “Thomas More in Hostile Hands.” (Dec. 1982)
• Massingham, K.R. “Thomas More, ‘Laicus’, gent.” (Nov. 1985)
• Billingsley, Dale B. “The Editorial Design of the 1557 English Works.” (Feb. 1986)
• Prescott, Anne Lake. “Crime and Carnival at Chelsea: Widow Edith and More’s Household.” (1989)
• Mitjans, Frank. “The Date of Birth of Thomas More.” (Dec. 2010)
• Mitjans, Frank. “Reviewing and Correcting the Article on the Date of Birth of Thomas More.” (Dec. 2012)

Geography

• Carpinelli, Francis. “Thomas More, London’s East Side, and the 2012 Olympics.” (Dec. 2011)
• Lucas, Hannah. “Locating More: The Dialogical Gardenscapes of Thomas More and Ellis Heywood’s Il Moro.” (Dec. 2016)

Humor

• Simon, Elliot M. “Thomas More’s Humor in His Religious Polemics.” (June 2016)

Influences

• Marc’hadour, G. “Thomas More and Thomas Linacre.” (Feb. 1967)
• Gabrieli, Vittorio. “Giovanni Pico and Thomas More.” (Nov. 1967)
• Sylvester, R.S. “A Part of His Own: More’s Literary Personality.” (Nov. 1967)
• Stacpoole, A.J. “Thomas More and the Imitatio Christi.” (Feb. 1969)
• Coogan, Robert. “Petrarch and Thomas More.” (Feb. 1969)
• Sowards, J.K. “On Education: More’s Debt to Erasmus.” (1989)
• Marc’hadour, Germain. “Basil the Great and Thomas More.” (Nov. 1992)
• Hosington, Brenda. “More’s Views on Language and Translation.” (Mar. 2003)
• Norland, Howard B. “More’s and Elyot’s Perspectives.” (Mar. 2003)
• Marc’hadour, Germain. “Geoffrey Chaucer and Thomas More.” (Sep. 2004)

Spiritual Life and Thomas More

• Blum, Wilhelm. “La nuit – la Lumiere – le Mysticisme: L’exemple de Thomas More” (Dec. 2009)
• Maguin, Jean-Marie. “The Cloud of Unknowing: An Examination.” (Dec. 2009)
• Marc’hadour, Germain. “Was Thomas More a Mystic?” (Dec. 2009)
• Phélippeau, Marie-Claire. “The Morean Paradise” (Dec. 2009)
• Romandini, Fabian Javier Ludueña. “El Misticismo como Problema Político: La ‘Guerra de la Noche Oscura’ y las Tribulaciones del Demonio Meridiano” (Dec. 2009)
• Reynaud, Julie and Galland, Sébastien. “Le Dialogue Ficinien: Lieu d’un Itineraire Mystique.” (Dec. 2009)
• O’Donnell, Anne M. “‘Charis’ in New Testament Translations by Erasmus, Tyndale, and More” (Dec. 2010)
• Mitjans, Frank. “St. Thomas More and John Chrysostom.” (Dec. 2016)

Public Service and Law

• Birchenough/Marc’hadour. On the Timeline of the Chancellorship. (Nov. 1966)
• Reynolds, E. E. “Which Thomas More? A Retractation.” (Feb. 1967)
• Hogrefe, Pearl. “Sir Thomas More and Doctors Commons.” (May 1967)
• Elton, G. R. “More and the Opposition to Henry VIII.” (Nov. 1967)
• Headley, John M. “The Problem of Counsel Revisited.” (Mar. 2003)
• Keane, Robert M. “Thomas More as a Young Lawyer.” (Dec. 2004)
• Kaufman, Peter Iver. “‘To Assyst the Ordynaryes’: Why Thomas More Agreed to Become Chancellor.” (Oct. 2008)
• Curtright, Travis. “Humanist Lawyer, Public Career: Thomas More and Conscience.” (June 2009)

Luther, Tyndale, and Polemical Issues

(See Answer to a Poisoned Book, Apology, The Confutation of Tyndale’s Answer, Dialogue Concerning Heresies, and Response to Luther)

• Headley, John. “More Against Luther: on Laws and the Magistrate .” (Nov. 1967)
• Stacpoole, A. J. “Thomas More and the Imitatio Christi.” (Feb. 1969)
• Pineas, Rainer. “George Joye’s Controversy with Thomas More.” (June 1973)
• Milward, Peter. “A Judgement Judged–the More-Tyndale Controversy.” (Mar. 1980)
• Pineas, Rainer. “A Response to Alistair Fox’s Treatment of More.” (June 1984)
• Keen, Ralph. “Thomas More and Geometry.” (Jul. 1985)
• Rockett, William. “Words Written and Words Inspired: Sola Scriptura.” (Mar. 1999)
• Malloy, Christopher J. “Thomas More on Luther’s Sola Fide: Just or Unjust?” Angelicum 90 (2013): 761-98.

Church-State, Christoper St. German

(See “Apology” and “The Debellation of Salem and Bizance”)

• Hay, Denis. “A Note on More and the General Council.” (Nov. 1967)
• Sowards, J.K. “Thomas More, Erasmus, and Julius II.” (Nov. 1969)
• Headley, John. “Thomas More and the Papacy.” (Mar. 1974)
• Headley, John. “The Nos Papistae of Thomas More.” (Mar. 1980)
• Marius, Richard. “More the Conciliarist.” (Mar. 1980)
• Oakeley, Francis. “Headley, Marius, and More’s ‘Conciliarism.'” (Mar. 1980)
• Guy, John. A. “Thomas More and Christopher St. German.” (Dec. 1984)
• Marc’hadour, Germain. “Entr’acte St. German.” (Dec. 2000)
• Rockett, William. “Temporal and Spiritual: the Controversy.” (Dec. 2000)

Last Days, Trial, and Execution

• Reynolds, E. E. “An Unnoticed Document [of More’s Trial].” (Sept. 1963)
• Derrett, J. D. M. “The ‘New’ Document on More’s Trial.” (June 1964)
• Byron, Brian. “The Fourth Count of the Indictment of More.” (May. 1966)
• Derrett, J. D. M. “More’s Attainder and Alice’s Predicament.” (May. 1965)
• Cavanaugh, John R. “The St. Stephen Motif in More’s Thought.” (Nov. 1965)
• Derrett, D. M. “Sir Thomas More and the Nun of Kent.” (Nov. 1967)
• Flegel, Kenneth M. “Was a Sick Man Beheaded?” (Feb. 1976)
• Sylvester, Richard S. “More’s Discussion of Perjury.” (Dec. 1977)
• Conesa, Salvador. “Did More Have a Cervical Disc Lesion?” (Dec. 1984)
• Derrett, J. Duncan M. “More’s Silence and His Trial” (Nov. 1985)
• Foley, Michael P. “A Saint on Trial: Analyzing the Condemnation of Sir Thomas More.” (June 2009)
• Panza, Barbara J. “His Word Was His Bond: The Role of the Oath in Thomas More’s Trial.” (June 2009)
• Riley, Christopher J. “Constitutional Law as a Bulwark Against Tyranny: The American Experience.” (Dec 2012)

Answer to a Poisoned Book

• Pineas, Rainer. “George Joye’s Controversy with More.” (June 1973)
• Gordon, Walter M. “The Answer to a Poisoned Book.” (Nov. 1987)
• Pineas, Rainer. “Technique in Answere to…the Poysened Booke.” (1989)

Apology

• Guy, John. A. “Thomas More and Christopher St. German.” (Dec. 1984)
• Rockett, William. “More and St. German.” (Mar. 1997)
• Goy~Blanquet, Dominique. “With Due Apology: Is Common Law Divine?” Review of “Thomas More on Inquisitorial Due Process” by Henry A. Kelly. (June 2009)

The Confutation of Tyndale’s Answer

• Stacpoole, A. J. “Thomas More and the Imitatio Christi.” (Feb. 1969)
• Donner, H.W. “The Confutation of Tyndale’s Answer.” (Sep. 1973)
• Martz, Louis L. “More as Author: The Virtues of Digression.” (June 1979)
• Hardin, Richard F. “Caricature in More’s Confutation.” (Feb. 1987)
• Hardin, Richard F. “Not Affirming Things Intended.” (Mar. 2002)

The Debellation of Salem and Bizance

• Trapp, J.B. “The Debellation of Salem and Bizance.” (Dec. 1988)

A Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation

• Martz, Louis. “The Design of More’s Dialogue of Comfort.” (Nov. 1967)
• Miles, Leland. “Patristic Comforters in More’s Dialogue of Comfort.” (Nov. 1965)
• Kuhn, Joaquin. “Function of Psalm 90 in More’s Dialogue.” (May. 1969)
• Basset, Bernard. “A Dialogue of Comfort for Us All.” (Mar. 1979)
• Sylvester, Richard S. “Three Dialogues.” (March 1980)
• Khanna, Lee Cullen. “Truth and Fiction in A Dialogue of Comfort.” (June 1980)
• Russell, J. Stephen. “More’s Dialogue and the Dynamics of Comfort.” (June 1980)
• Billingsley, Dale B. “‘Imagination’ in A Dialogue of Comfort.” (June 1982)
• Billingsley, Dale B. “‘Resources of Kind’ in A Dialogue of Comfort.” (June 1982)
• Yee, Nancy C. “Thomas More: In Defense of Tribulation.” (June 1982)
• Clark, James Andrew. “More and Tyndale as Prose Stylists.” (June 1984)
• Norland, Howard B. “Comfort Through Dialogue.” (Feb. 1987)
• O’Donnell, Anne. “Cicero, Gregory the Great, and Thomas More.” (1989)
• Wegemer, Gerard. “A Platonic Treatment of Statesmanship.” (May. 1990)
• Yee, Nancy. “More’s Moriae Enconium: The Perfect Fool.” (May. 1990)
• Bore, Isabelle. “Thomas More et le Grand Turc: Variations sur le Théme des Invasions Ottamanes.” (Dec. 2011)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “Wings and Crosses: Boethius’s De Consolatione Philosophiae and More’s
• Dialogue of Comfort against Tribulation and Other Writings.” (Dec. 2013)
• Boyle, John F. “Thomas More as Theologian in His Dialogue of Comfort against Tribulation.” (June 2015)
• Wegemer, Gerard. “The ‘secret of his heart’: What Was Thomas More’s?” (June 2015)
• Koterski, Joseph. “Thomas More and the ‘Prayer for Detachment.'” (June 2015)
• De Marchi, Carlo. “Thomas Aquinas, Thomas More and the Vindication of Humor as a Virtue: Eutrapelia and Iucunditas.” (June 2015)
• Stevenson, William B. “Suffering and Spiritedness: The Doctrine of Comfort and the Drama of Thumos in More’s Dialogue
• of Comfort against Tribulation.” (June 2015)
• Kelly, Michael. “Mankind, Matter, and More: Sacred Materiality in the Tower Works of More.” (June 2015)
• Phélippeau, Marie-Claire. “Thomas More, the Mystic?” (June 2015)
• Karlin, Louis W., and David R. Oakley. “The Role of Humor in Reforming the Imagination in St. Thomas More’s
• The Sadness of Christ and A Dialogue of Comfort.” (June 2015)
• Avery, Joshua. “Soldierly Training in Two Merry Tales from More’s Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation.” (Dec. 2016)

A Dialogue Concerning Heresies

• Thomas More Studies 3 (2008): Dialogue Concerning Heresies Conference Proceedings (PDF)
• Mason, D. E. and Schoeck, R. J. “On More’s Dialogue Concerning Heresies.” (May. 1966)
• Sylvester, Richard S. “Three Dialogues.” (March 1980)
• Gordon, Walter M. “A Dialogue Concerning Heresies.” (Dec. 1982)
• Pineas, Rainer. “William Tyndale and More’s 1529 Dialogue.” (Dec. 1982)
• Gilman, Donald. “Dramatic Debate: Vividness and Verve in More’s Dialogue.” (Mar. 2003)
• Malloy, Christopher J. “Thomas More on Luther’s Sola Fide: Just or Unjust?” Angelicum 90 (2013): 761-98.
• Rockett, William. “Juristic Theology in More’s Polemics: The Bilney Case.” (June 2014)

English Poems

• Bradner, L. Translation of “How to Choose a Wife.” (June 1970)
• Bowman, Thea. “Analysis of More’s Rueful Lamentation.” (June 1970)
• Willow, Mary-Edith. “Analysis of the English Poems of More.” (Nov. 1974)
• Duffy, Robert A. “Thomas More’s ‘Nine Pageants.'” (June 1976)
• Tromly, Frederic. “More’s Transformation of Didactic Lament.” (Mar. 1977)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “Number Symbolism.” (June 1981)
• Edwards, A.S.G. “Transcript of More’s Prayer of Picus.” (May. 1990)
• Cousins, A.D. “More and the Refiguring of Stoicism.” (Dec. 1993)
• Cousins, A. D. “Augustine, Boethus and the Fortune Verses.” (Mar. 2002)
• Bore, Isabelle. “Fatum, Fortuna et Providence Divine: Les Croyances Païennes à l’épreuve de la Foi Chrétienne.” (June 2011)
• Mock, Carle. “The Structure, Design, and Argument of Thomas More’s Fortune Verses.” (Dec. 2011)
• Herbrüggen-Hunt, Hubertus Schulte. “Thomas More’s Fortune Verses: A Contribution to the Solution of a Few Problems.” (Dec. 2011)
• Lakowski, Romuald I. “Two Neglected Poems of Thomas More and a Poem of Margaret Roper’s.” (June 2013)

Epigrams

• Grace, Damian. “Political Theory in a Poetic Idiom.”(Parergon 1985)
• Holahan, Susan. “More’s Epigrams on Henry Abyngdon.” (Feb. 1968)
• Clay Doyle, Charles. “On the Neglected Sources of Epigrams.” (May. 1975)
• Bradner, Leicester. “Thomas More’s Epigrams on Death.” (June 1976)
• Kinney, Daniel. “More’s Epigramon Brixius’ Plagiarism.” (June 1981)
• Binns, J. Book Review of The Latin poems of St. Thomas More. (Jul. 1985)<
• Keen, R. Book Review of Baumann’s Book on More’s Epigrams. (Jul. 1985)
• Nichols, Fred J. “More and Martial.” (Jul. 1985)
• Perry, Kathleen. “Blind Saturn: Astrological Epigrams.” (Jul. 1985)
• Grace, Damian. “Subjects or Citizens?” (Mar. 1988)
• Doyle, Charles Clay. “Epigrams in the 16th and 17th Centuries.” (Mar. 1994)
• Doyle, Charles. “On Some Antecedents of More’s Epigrams.” (Dec. 1999)
• Maranini, Anna. “Du Père aux Enfants: Les Apostilles Bolognaises des Progymnasmata de Thomas More.” (Dec. 2010)
• Ransom, Emily A. “The Intersection of Poetry and Politics in More’s Epigrammata.” (Dec. 2010)
• McLean, Susan. “Thomas More’s Latin Epigrams Translated Anew.” (June 2011)
• Cabrillana, Concepción. “More’s Epigrams and Utopia: Journeys in Intertextuality.” (June 2014)
• Harp, Jerry. “A Verse Translation of More’s Latin Epigrams into English.” (June 2016)

The History of King Richard III

• Thomas More Studies 2 (2007): Richard III Conference Proceedings (PDF)
• Zeeveld, Gordon W. Book Review of Yale’s 1963 edition.(Sep. 1963)
• Heath, T.G. “Another Look at More’s Richard.” (Nov. 1968)
• Reiter, Robert E. “On the Genre of More’s Richard III.” (June 1970)
• Fox, Alistair. “Richard III‘s Pauline Oath.” (Mar. 1978)
• Grace, Damian. “More’s Richard III: A “Satirical Drama?” (Mar. 1978)
• Anderegg, M.A. “Richard and His Early Historians.” (Mar. 1978)
• Harner, James L. “Shore’s Wife in More’s Richard III.” (June 1982)
• Baumann, Uwe. “More and the Classical Tyrant.” (Jul. 1985)
• Kinney, Daniel. “King’s Tragicomedies in More’s Richard III.” (Jul. 1985)
• Condren, Conal. “Paradoxical Defence of Richard III.” (June 1987)
• Peters, John G. “Sanctuary in More’s Richard III.” (Dec. 1997)
• Hosington, Brenda M. “Proverbs in Richard III.” (June 1998)
• Ronnick, Michele Valerie. “Tacitus’ Depiction of Nero.” (Dec. 1999)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “Litotes in More’s Richard III.” (June 2001)
• Cousins, A.D. “Women and Resistance to Tyranny .” (Dec. 2004)
• Bruster, Douglas. “Thomas More’s Richard III and Shakespeare.” (Sept. 2005)
• Wegemer, Gerard. “England’s Civil Wars: Young Thomas More’s Assessment and Solutions.” (June 2011)
• Avery, Joshua. “From ‘Obloquy’ to ‘So Great Trust’: Broken Judgment in More’s and Shakespeare’s Richard III     .” (June 2011)
• Moran, Andrew. “‘What Were I Best to Say?’: Hasty Curses and Moreana Deliberation in Richard III.” (June 2011)
• Wegemer, Gerard. “Thomas More on Tyranny: What Is Distinctive in His Early Thematic and Literary Treatment?” (Dec. 2012)
• Guy, John. “Thomas More and Tyranny.” (Dec. 2012)<
• Beier, Benjamin V. “‘Colour’ that Fails ‘To Set’: Unethical Persuasion and the Nature of Rhetoric in More’s History of King Richard III.” (Dec. 2012)
• Gregg, Samuel. “Intention, Choice and Identity in Thomas More’s The History of King Richard the Third/Historia Richardi Tertii.” (Dec. 2012)
• Lehman, Jeffrey S. “Seeing Tyranny in More’s History of King Richard III.” (June 2013)
• Ransom, Emily A. “Opposing Tyranny with Style: More, Lucian, and Classical Rhetorical Theory.” (June 2013)
• Schmidt, Gabriela. “What Use to Make of a Tyrant? Thomas More’s History of Richard III and the Limits of Early Tudor Historiography.” (June 2013)
• Frank, Andrea. “Proverbs and Irony: Their Literary Role in Thomas More’s History of Richard III.” (June 2014)

Letters

• Derrett, J. Duncan M. “Two Dicta of More’s and a Correction.” (Nov. 1967)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “More’s Letter to Antonio Bonvisi.” (Nov. 1981)
• Schulte-Herbruggen, Hubertus. “More’s Correspondence.” (Nov. 1983)
• Herbruggen, H. “Seven New Letters From Thomas More.” (Sep. 1990)
• Miller, C. “Thomas More’s Letters to Frans van Cranevelt.” (Mar. 1994)
• Foley, Stephen. “Scenes of Speaking and Technologies of Writing in More’s Tower Letters.” (Dec. 1998)
• Rodgers, Katherine G. “More as Witness: the Tower Letters.” (June 2009)
• Boyle, John F. “Counsel, Comfort, and Conscience in More’s Letters to Fellow-Prisoner Wilson.” (June 2009)
• Avery, Joshua. “‘Irony and Charity Are Met Together’: A Puzzle in Margaret Roper’s Letter to Alice Alington.” (June 2009)<
• Kearney, Dutton. “‘Little in Common’? Law and Literature in Thomas More’s Dialogue on Conscience.” (June 2009)

Life of Picus

• Gabrielli, Vittorio. “Giovanni Pico and Thomas More.” (Nov. 1967)
• Beier, Benjamin V. “The Subordination of Humanism: Young More’s ‘Profitable’ Work, The Life of John Picus.” (June 2010)
• Foley, Michael P. “Paradoxes of Pain: The Strategic Appropriation by St. Thomas More of Pico della Mirandola’s Spiritual Works.” (June 2010)
• Karlin, Louis W. “Translation as Conversion: Thomas More’s Life of John Picus.” (June 2010)
• Koterski, Joseph W. “Circe’s Beasts and the Image of God: More’s Creative Appropriation of Pico’s Humanist Spirituality.” (June 2010)
• Phélippeau, Marie-Claire. “‘His Saints That Are in the Land of Him’: Pico and More’s Conceptions of the Afterlife.” (June 2010)
• Alakas, Brandon. “In the Secret Chambre of the Mynde, in the Preuy Closet of the Sowle”: Monastic Discipline and Devotion in More’s Life of Pico.” (June 2017)

Lucian Translations

• Pawlowski, Mary. “Thomas More’s Mis-translations of Lucian’s Cynic, Menippus, and Tyrannicide.” (June 2010)
• Corral, Hernán. “Tyranny and Law in Thomas More’s Declamation in Reply to Lucian’s Tyrannicide.” (Dec. 2012)
• Ransom, Emily A. “Opposing Tyranny with Style: More, Lucian, and Classical Rhetorical Theory.” (June 2013)
• Malsbary, Gerald. “The Cynic by Lucian: translated by Thomas More from the Greek to Latin.” (June 2017)
• Avery, Joshua. “Raphael Hythloday and Lucian’s Cynic.” (Dec. 2017)

Poems

• Catellani-Dufrêne, Nathalie. “‘Sed Vatem Canimus Vates’: Le Supplice de Thomas More dans les Funera de Jean Second.” (Dec. 2011)

Prayer-Book

• Marc’hadour, G. “More’s Prayer Book Revisited .” (Feb. 1970)

Response to Luther

• Headley, John. “More Against Luther: On Laws and the Magistrate .” (Nov. 1967)

The Sadness of Christ

• Bush, Douglas. “De Tristitia Christi.” (Mar. 1977)
• Hosington, Brenda. “‘Quid Dormitis?’: More’s Use of Sleep As a Motif.” (1989)
• Miller, Clarence. “The Holograph of More’s Expositio Passionis.” (Nov. 1967)
• Miller, Clarence H. “More’s Biblical Exegesis in De tristitia Christi: Original Interpretations and Applications.” (Oct. 2008)
• Baker House, Seymour. “Endgame: The Genesis of More’s The Sadness of Christ.” (Oct. 2008)
• Beier, Benjamin V. “Anthropology through Analogy: Thomas More’s Body Metaphors in De Tristitia Christi.” (June 2015)
• Lyter, Veronica. “Brave and Prudent Soldiers”: The Virtue of Courage in The Sadness of Christ.” (June 2016)
• Bielinski, Maureen. “Merit and Propassions in the De Tristitia Christi: A Genealogical Account.” (June 2016)

Treatise on the Passion

• Byron, Brian. “From Essence to Presence: Eucharistic Expression.” (1989)

Utopia

• Thomas More Studies 1 (2006): Utopia Conference Proceedings (PDF)
• Surtz, Edward. “Illustrations in the Yale Utopia.” (May 1966)
• O’Grady, W. “A Note on Busleyden’s Letter to Thomas More.” (Sept. 1966)
• Derrett, J. D. M. “The Utopian Alphabet.” (Nov. 1966)
• Allen, Ward. “Some Remarks on Gold.” (Mar. 1968)
• Schoeck, Richard. “On Reading More’s Utopia as Dialogue.” (May. 1969)
• Allen, Ward. “Hythloday and the Root of All Evil.”(Nov. 1971)
• Coogan, Robert. “NVNC VIVO VT VOLO.”(Nov. 1971)
• Doyle, Charles Clay. “Utopia and the Proper Place of Gold.” (Nov. 1971)
• Halkin, Leon-E. “Mithra Dans l’Utopie de More.” (Nov. 1971)
• Johnson, Robbin S. “The Argument for Reform in Utopia.” (Nov. 1971)
• Jones, Judith. “Plato’s Philebus and Utopian Hedonism.” (Nov. 1971)
• Khanna, Lee Cullen. “Open-mindedness in the Commonwealth.” (Nov. 1971)
• Lacombe, M.-M. “La Sagesse D’Epicure dans l’Utopie de More.” (Nov. 1971)
• McCuthcheon, Elizabeth. “The Litotes in Utopia.” (Nov. 1971)
• Peters, Robert. “The Utopia and More’s Orthodoxy.” (Nov. 1971)
• Prevost, Andre. “L’Utopie Comme Genre Litteraire.” (Nov. 1971)
• Quattrocki, Ed. “Injustice, the Theme of Utopia Book I.” (Nov. 1971)
• Sawada, Paul Akio. “Toward the Definition of Utopia.” (Nov. 1971)
• Seeber, Hans Ulrich. “Hythloday and a Debt to Macrobius.” (Nov. 1971)
• Dust, Philip. “Gentili’s Commentaries on Utopian War.” (Feb. 1973)
• Stevens, Irma Ned. “Aesthetic Distance in the Utopia.” (Nov. 1974)
• Allen, Ward S. “The Tone of More’s Farewell to Utopia.” (Sep. 1976)
• Evans, John X. “The Kingdom within More’s Utopia.” (June 1977)
• Sylvester, Richard S. “Three Dialogues.” (March 1980)
• Wilson, Katharina. “More and Theophrastus–An Idea Put to Work.” (Oct. 1980)
• Evans, John X. “Utopia on Prospero’s Island.” (Mar. 1981)
• Murphy, Clare M. “Ottoman Analogs to More’s Utopia.” (Mar. 1981)
• Rudat, Wolfgang E.H. “More’s Raphael Hythloday.” (Mar. 1981)
• Schaeffer, John D. “Socratic Method in More’s Utopia.” (Mar. 1981)
• Simon, Elliott. “More’s Utopia: Creating an Image of the Soul.” (Mar. 1981)
• Williams, Franklin B. “Utopia‘s Chickens Come Home to Roost.” (Mar. 1981)
• Hammond, Eugene R. “Hythloday’s Questions.” (June 1981)
• Blaim, Artur. “More’s Utopia: Persuasion or Polyphony?” (Feb. 1982)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “My Dear Peter: The Ars Poetica for Utopia.(1983)
• Baumann, Uwe. “Herodotus, Aulus Gellius, and More’s Utopia.” (Feb. 1983)
• Giuseppe, Di Scipio. “De re Militari in the Prince and Utopia.” (Feb. 1983)
• Pineas, Rainer. “More’s Utopia and the ‘Tragedy’ of Polonius.” (June 1983)
• Gueguen, John A. “Why Is There No University in Utopia?” (Dec. 1983)
• Surtz, Edward L. “‘Like a Fountain Stirred’.” (Dec. 1983)
• White, Thomas I. “On Plato and Utopia.” (Dec. 1984)
• Branham, R Bracht. “Utopian Laughter: Lucian and Thomas More.” (Jul. 1985)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “Utopia and Cicero’s Paradoxa Stoicorum.” (Jul. 1985)
• Grace, Damian. “Utopia: A Dialectical Interpretation.” (1989)
• Olin, John C. “Erasmus’ Adagia and More’s Utopia.” (1989)
• Corrigan, K. “The Function of the Ideal in The Republic and Utopia.” (Dec. 1990)
• Wegemer, Gerard. “Ciceronian Humanism in More’s Utopia.” (Dec. 1990)
• O’ Brien, Brian. “J.H. Hexter and the Text of Utopia: A Reappraisal.” (June 1992)
• Wilson, Nigel G. “The Name Hythlodaeus.” (June 1992)
• Baker, David. “First Among Equals: The Utopian Princeps.” (Dec. 1993)
• Logan, George M. “Interpreting Utopia: 10 Recent Studies.” (June 1994)
• Logan, George M. “Utopia and Deliberative Rhetoric.” (June 1994)
• Martinez Lopez, Miguel. “The Life of the Essenes and Utopians.” (June 1994)
• Billingsley, Dale B. “Halfhearted Busleyden.” (June 1995)
• Evans, Scott. “‘Divine Consideration:’ Utopia in Defense of Poetry.” (Mar. 1996)
• Gordon, Walter M. “Maiestas in Thomas More’s Political Thought.” (Mar. 1997)
• Farnell, James E. “The Governmental Structure of Utopia.” (June 1997)
• Marc’hadour, Germain. “Utopia: Comparing 7 Recent Translations.” (June 2001)
• Farnell, James E. “Nusquama and Natural Law.” (Dec. 2002)
• Baker, David Weil. “Ruin and Utopia.” (Sep. 2003)
• Du Verger, Jean. “Géographie et Cartographie Fictionnlles dans L’Utopie(1516) de Thomas More.” (Dec. 2010)
• Blum, Wilhelm. “Les Moines Tournés en dérision dans L’Utopie: Sources et Arrière-plans.” (Dec. 2010)
• Gangale, Guiseppe. “Utopia and Providence in the Humanism of Thomas More: “Man is a god for man, if he knows his duty”.” (June 2011)
• Artese, Charlotte. “The Subversion of Historiography in More’s Utopia.” (June 2011)
• Mancel, François. “Jeux de Mots Grecs et Gréco-latins dans L’Utopie de Thomas More. Les Prétendues îles-sœurs et la Pseudo-aporie.
• Signification Silénique du Vocable «Utopie».” (June 2011)
• Spring, Matthew. “How a Utopian Education Paves the Way for the Usurpation of the Family.” (June 2012)
• Sissa, Giulia. “Familiaris Reprehensio quasi Errantis. Raphael Hythloday, between Plato and Epicurus.” (June 2012)
• Vermeir, Maarten M.K. “Brabantia: Decoding the Main Characters of Utopia.” (June 2012)
• Mancel, François. “Raphaël Hythlodée et l’utopique Cité des Anges.” (June 2012)
• Phélippeau, Marie-Claire. “Narrow is the Gate to Utopia.” (June 2012)
• Wegemer, Gerard. “Thomas More on Tyranny: What Is Distinctive in His Early Thematic and Literary Treatment?” (Dec. 2012)
• Guy, John. “Thomas More and Tyranny.” (Dec. 2012)
• Ransom, Emily A. “Opposing Tyranny with Style: More, Lucian, and Classical Rhetorical Theory.” (June 2013)
• Beaud, Céline. “D’Utopia á New Atlantis: Des Valeurs Morales et des Sciences pour un Bien Commun.” (Dec. 2013)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. Book Review of Utopia, Translated, Edited, and Introduced by Dominic Baker-Smith. (Dec. 2013)
• Ribeiro, Ana Cláudia Romano. “Intertextual Connections between Thomas More’s Utopia and Cicero’s De Finibus Bonorum et Malorum.” (June 2014)
• Mazour-Matusevitch, Yelena. “(Neo)Pythagorean Vision in Thomas More’s Utopia.” (June 2014)
• Berriel, Carlos. “Geografia e Dissimulazione nell’Utopia di Morus.” (June 2014)
• Cabrillana, Concepción. “More’s Epigrams and Utopia: Journeys in Intertextuality.” (June 2014)
• Malsbary, Gerald. “Hythlodaeus’ 464-Word ‘Marathon Sentence’: How Does It Work?” (June 2014)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “Time in More’s Utopia.” (Dec. 2015)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “Thomas More, Raphael Hythlodaeus, and the Angel Raphael.” (Dec. 2015)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “The Language of Utopian Negation: Book II of More’s Utopia.” (Dec. 2015)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “Mendacium Dicere and Mentiri a Utopian Crux.” (Dec. 2015)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “War Games in Utopia.” (Dec. 2015)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “Puns, Paradoxes, and Heuristic Inquiry: The “De Servis” Section of More’s Utopia.” (Dec. 2015)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “Ten English Translations/Editions of Thomas More’s Utopia.” (Dec. 2015)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “More’s Utopia and Its Parerga.” (Dec. 2015)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “More’s Utopia, Callenbach’s Ectopia, and Biosphere 2, 1995.” (Dec. 2015)
• McCutcheon, Elizabeth. “Reimagining the Aftermath of the Fall. Three Dystopian/Utopian Narratives in Jacobean England, 2002.” (Dec. 2015)
• Lakowski, Romuald. “Science and Utopia: Thomas More’s Knowledge of Renaissance Science.” (June 2016)
• Vilar, Mariano A. “Pleasure and Variety in Thomas More’s Utopia.” (June 2016)
• Schmidt, Gabriela. “Of Travellers, Messengers and Foundlings — Fictionality, Authorship, and Textual Property in Thomas More’s Paratexts.” (Dec. 2016)
• Navaud, Guillaume. “Otherness in More’s Utopia.” (Dec. 2016)
• Harp, Jerry. “More’s Utopia and Never-Ending Dialogue.” (Dec. 2016)
• Silva, Alvaro. “Utopia’s Best Reader.” (Dec. 2016)
• Curtright, Travis. “Thomas More and the ‘Genius’ of Utopia.” (June 2017)
• Karlin, Louis W. and Jordan D. Teti. “A Trace of Equity in Utopia? On Raphael’s Reformulation of Classical Equity.” (June 2017)
• Wegemer, Gerard. “Thomas More’s ‘Rule’ of Pleasure Before, After, and in Utopia.” (June 2017)
• del Olmo, Ismael. “Outsiders of Hagnopolis: Unbelief, Fear, and Religion in Thomas More’s Utopia.” (June 2017)
• Foley, Michael. “The Difference Theology Makes: A Reflection on the First Margin Note in Thomas More’s Utopia.” (June 2017)
• Nicgorski, Walter. “More’s Utopia: Between and Beyond Plato and Cicero.” (Dec. 2017)
• Strier, Richard. “Taking Utopia Seriously–and Positively.” (Dec. 2017)
• Junker, William. “Fallen Nature, Utopian Institutions, and (Radical) Medieval Christian-Aristotelianism: A Response to Walter Nicgorski and Richard
• Strier.” (Dec. 2017)
• Sacks, David Harris. “Utopia as a Gift: More and Erasmus on the Horns of a Dilemma.” (Dec. 2017)
• Dodds, Gregory D. “Politicizing Thomas More’s Utopia in Restoration England.” (Dec. 2017)
• Golec, Lilijana Znidarsic. “The Slovenian Reception of Thomas More and His Utopia.” (Dec. 2017)
• Frank, Andrea. “Humanist Guillaume Budé’s Artful Rhetoric: Responding in Kind to Utopia.” (Dec. 2017)
• Brooks, Veronica. Revew of recent studies of Utopia. (Dec. 2017)

Family

• Sir John More (More’s Father)
  • Reynolds, E. E. “The Coats-of-Arms of Sir John More.” (Mar. 1977)
• Agnes Graunger (More’s Mother)
  • Marc’hadour, Germain. “The Death-Year of More’s Mother.” (Dec. 1979)
• Jane/Joan Colt (More’s First Wife)
  • Marc’hadour, Germain. “‘More’s First Wife…Jane? or Joan?” (Mar. 1992)
• Lady Alice (More’s Second Wife)
  • Derrett, J. D. M. “More’s Attainder and Alice’s Predicament.” (May 1965)
  • Norrington, Ruth. “In the Shadow of a Saint: Lady Alice More” (June 1984)
  • O’Neill, Mary. “Lady Alice–Out From the Shadows.” (Dec. 1984)
  • Warnicke, Retha. “The Harpy in More’s Household: Was it Lady Alice?” (Nov. 1985)
• Margaret Roper (More’s Daughter)
  • Margaret’s translation of Erasmus’ paraphrase of the Pater Noster. (Aug. 1965)
  • Albin, Hugh. “Opening the Vault; Enigma of Roper and Canterbury.” (Dec. 1979)
  • Roper, Harpsfield, Stapleton. “Meg Roper’s Farewell to More.” (June 1983)
  • Brace, Patricia. “Speaking Pictures: Margaret Roper and the Representation of Lady Rhetoric.” (Dec. 2013)
• John Rastell (More’s Brother-in-Law)
  • Geritz, Albert. “Brothers-in-Law More and John Rastell.” (Dec. 1999)

Geneology

• Baird-Smith, David. Book Review of The Family and Descdendants of St. Thomas More by Martin Wood. (Dec. 2009)
• Mary Bassett (More’s granddaughter)
  • Olivares-Merino, Eugenio M. “Some Notes about Mary Roper Clarke Bassett and her Translation of Eusebius.” (Dec. 2009)
• John Donne (distant relative)
  • McLean, Andrew M. “John Donne and Thomas More: An Elizabethan Catholic Legacy.” (Sept. 2005)

Friends

• Reynolds, E. E. “The Friends of St. Thomas More.” (Sept. 1963)
• The Carthusians
  • Whatmore, L. E. The Carthusians under King Henry the Eighth (Selections). (Analecta Catursiana 1983)
• John Clement
  • Merriam, Thomas. “John Clement.” (Mar. 1988)
• Erasmus
  • Schoeck, Richard J. “Telling More from Erasmus.” (Dec. 1986)
  • Wallace, Joseph. “The Merits of Being Obscure: Erasmus and Budé Debate the Style, Shape, and Audience of Humanist Scholarship.” (Dec. 2009)
  • Marc’hadour, Germain. Review of Erasmus’ Defence of His De Libero Arbitrio, as Edited in English in Controversies, CWE 76 & 77. (Dec. 2010)
• John Fisher
  • Richard Hall’s The Life of John Fisher, c. 1535-1604
  • Surtz, Edward. “Thomas More’s Friendship with John Fisher.” (Nov. 1967)
  • Murphy, Claire. “John Fisher and The Field of Cloth of Gold.” (Feb. 1986)
  • Hatt, Cecilia. Book Review of St. John Fisher, Bishop, and Theologian in Reformation and Controversy by Vincent Nichols. (June 2012)
• Peter Giles
  • Doyle, Charles Clay. “‘The Mysterious Malady of Pieter Gillis.” (June 1992)
• Henry Patenson
  • Hall, Noeline. “Henry Patenson–Sir Thomas More’s Fool.” (May. 1990)
• Antonio Buonvisi
  • Baker-Smith, Dominic. “Antonio Buonvisi and Florens Wilson: a European friendship.” (July 2006)
• Thomas Elyot
  • Bore, Isabelle. “Thomas Elyot: de Courtisan Disgrâcié à l’éducateur Plébiscité.” (June 2012)
  • Bore, Isabelle. “Writing under Tyranny: Tyranny put to the Test of Language in the Works of Thomas More and Thomas Elyot.” (June 2013)
• Francis Cranevelt
  • Keane, Robert. “Thomas More and the Louvain Humanists.” (June 2008)

Drama

• General
  • Peters, Christopher. “‘The Image of Thomas More in 20th Century Plays.” (Mar. 1992)
  • Geritz, Albert J. “‘Sir Thomas More A Tragedy by James Hurdis.” (Mar. 1993)
  • Quinn, Paul. “A Witty, Learned Persecutor? The Staged After-life of Thomas More” (Dec. 2010)
• A Man for All Seasons
  • Kincaid, Arthur. “A Study Guide, with Theatrical Emphasis, for Robert Bolt’s Play A Man for All Seasons.” (© CTMS)
  • Reynolds, E. E. “The Significance of A Man for All Seasons.” (Aug. 1969)
  • Tucker, Melvin J. “The More-Norfolk Connection.” (Feb. 1972)
  • M, G. “Fred Zinnemann and A Man for All Seasons.” (Nov. 1983)
  • Miller, Clarence. “Robert Bolt’s Play and the Elizabethan Play.” (Dec. 1990)
• The Book of Sir Thomas More (c. 1592)
  • Spikes, Judith Doolin. “Book of More: Structure and Meaning.” (Nov. 1974)
  • Metz, Harold. “The Play of Sir Thomas More.” (June 1984)
  • Gabrieli, Vittorio. “Sir Thomas More: Sources, Characters, Ideas.” (June 1986)
  • Merriam, Thomas. “Was Munday the Author of Sir Thomas More?” (June 1987)
  • Villquin, Jean-Pierre. “Shakespeare and Sir Thomas More: Essays on the Play.” (Dec. 1991)
  • Merriam, Thomas. “‘Lord Say, Sir Thomas More, and Good Friday.” (Mar. 1992)
  • Kelly, Erin E. “John Foxe, Poets, and Sir Thomas More.” (Sept. 2005)
  • Villquin, Jean-Pierre. “Sir Thomas More et Shakespeare.” (Sept. 2005)
  • Kinney, Arthur F. “Memorializing History in The Booke of Sir Thomas Moore.” (Oct. 2008)
  • Miola, Robert S. “Shakespeare and The Book of Sir Thomas More.” (June 2011)
• Shakespeare
  • Fox, Alistair. “Richard III‘s Pauline Oath.” (Mar. 1978)
  • Merriam, Thomas. “Did Shakespeare Model Camillo on More?” (Dec. 1982)
  • Pineas, Rainer. “More’s Utopia and the ‘Tragedy’of Polonius. ” (June 1983)
  • Evans, John. “Erasmian Folly and Shakespeare’s King Lear.” (Sep. 1990)
  • Milward, Peter. “The Morean Counsellor in Shakespeare’s Last Plays.” (Sep. 1990)
  • Miller, Clarence. “A Man for All Seasons: Bolt’s and the Elizabethan Play.” (Dec. 1990)
  • Gabrieli, Vittorio. “Sources of Four Plays Acribed to Shakespeare.” (Dec. 1991)
  • Rousseau, Marie-Claude. “Drama Articles and Notes in Moreana.” (Dec. 1991)
  • Rousseau, Marie-Claude. “Theatrum Mundi: More and Drama” (Dec. 1991)
  • Zapatka, Francis E. “‘My Strong House’: The Tower and its Use.” (Dec. 1991)
  • Peters, Christopher. “‘The Image of Thomas More in 20th Century Plays.” (Mar. 1992)
  • Murphy, Clare M. “Thomas More in the Subtext of Shakespeare and Fletcher’s Henry VIII.” (Sept. 2005)
  • Kincaid, Arthur. “Show the Heavens More Just: Ordering Society in Utopia, King Lear, and The Tempest.” (Oct. 2008)
  • Milward, Peter. “Two Tudor Witnesses to ‘the Corps of Christendom’ – More and Shakespeare.” (Dec. 2010)
  • Alvis, John E. “Thomas More and Shakespeare: A Proposal for Furthering an Inquiry.” (June 2011)
  • Smith, Stephen W. “The Politics of Imitation: Exploring Connections between Thomas More and William Shakespeare.” (June 2011)
  • Milward, Peter. “Shakespeare’s Indebtedness to More.” (Dec. 2011)

Paintings

• Merriam, Thomas. “Unveiling of the More Family Portrait.” (Nov. 1983)
• House, Seymour. “The More Family Portraits after Holbein.” (Mar. 2000)
• Wegemer, Gerard. “What Holbein and Lockey Captured in the Family of Sir Thomas More: A Family ‘furnished for the whole scope of human life.'”
• (Jun. 2008)
• Brace, Patricia. “Speaking Pictures: Margaret Roper and the Representation of Lady Rhetoric.” (Dec. 2013)
• Zhang, Michael W. “Boethian Philosophy in Sir Thomas More’s Familial Portrait.” (Dec. 2016)

Poems

• Martyn, John R. C. “John Owen on Thomas More.” (June 1976)

Statues

• Memorial to More in the Tower of London. (June 1970)

Bibliographic Essay

• Marc’hadour, Germaine, More’s English Works: Towards a Census and an Anatomy. (Feb 1967)

General Essays and Talks

• Moyes, James. “Warham, An English Primate on the Eve of the Reformation” [with transcription of 1532 speech] (April 1894)
• Sylvester, Richard S. “Thomas More: New Buildings and Old.” (Nov. 1964)
• Sylvester, Richard S. Newsletter on Yale’s Complete Works Project. (Nov. 1965)
• Schoeck, R. J. “Lord Acton’s Views of Thomas More.” (Nov. 1966)
• Sullivan, Frank. “The Letter of the Law of a Christian Socrates.” (Nov. 1967)
• Sylvester, R. S. “More’s Literary Personality in His Early Works.” (Nov. 1967)
• McDonald, Miles. “Two Prayers to St. Thomas More.” (Feb. 1970)
• Gordon, Walter M. “In Defense of More’s Merry Tales.” (June 1973)
• Wright, John. “Patron of Lawyers and Model for Our Times.” (Sep. 1976)
• Rawlinson, Sir Peter. “Thomas More as a Public Figure.” (June 1977)
• Sylvester, R.S. “Editing Thomas More: The Past and the Future.” (June 1978)
• Sylvester, Richard S. “Keynote Address (22 June 1978).” (June 1979)
• Bibliography (for Richard S. Sylvester) (June 1979)
• Kristeller, Paul. “Thomas More as a Renaissance Humanist.” (June 1980)
• Klawiter, Randolph. “Thomas More, Erasmus, and Von Hutten.” (Oct. 1980)
• Schuster, Louis A. “The Tower of London: More’s Gethsemane.” (June 1982)
• Rimmel, Lesley A. “Was Thomas Cromwell a Morean?” (Dec. 1982)
• Stork, Richard. “John Paul II on Fisher, More and Christian Unity.” (Dec. 1982)
• Berglar, Peter. “Justice and Mercy in More’s Life and Work.” (June 1983)
• Scarisbrick, J. J. “Thomas More: «A Model For Us All».” (Nov. 1985)
• Sawada, Paul Akio. “Was More a Utopian or a Realpolitiker?” (Dec. 1986)
• Smith, Constance. “Charles Dickens on More.” (Dec. 1986)
• Suzuki, Yoshinori. “Thomas More’s View of Politics as a Profession.” (Feb. 1987)
• Suzuki, Yoshinori. “Thomas More on Politics as a Profession.” (Mar. 1988)
• Martz, Louis L. “Thomas More: The Search for the Inner Man.” (1989)
• Marc’hadour, Germain. “Saint Thomas More and Conscience.” (Mar. 1993)
• Billingsley, Dale. “‘The Dangers of Reading in More’s Works.” (Dec. 1993)
• Headley, John. “Guy’s More: on the Dimensions of Political Biography.” (Dec. 2000)
• Gordon, Walter. “Hope’s Movement Toward Love in More and Aquinas.” (Mar. 2003)
• Prescott, Anne Lake. “Postmodern More.” (Mar. 2003)
• Quarta, Cosimo. “More and Socrates.” (Dec. 2003)
• Santer, Mark. “Bishop of Birmingham. 23rd July 1989.” (June 2004)
• Scarisbrick, John. “University of Warwick. 21st July 1985.” (June 2004)
• Lakowski, Romuald I. “Thomas More and the East: Ethiopia, India and the Land of Prester John.” (Dec. 2009)
• Cro, Stelio. “The Contrasting Political Philosophies of More and Machiavelli.” (Dec. 2010)
• Schmidt, Gabriela. “Textual Encounters in an Age of Transition: Thomas More’s Translations between ‘Medieval’ and ‘Humanist’ Literary Culture.” (June 2011)
• Rockett, William. “Tyranny?” (Dec. 2012)
• Phélippeau, Marie-Claire. “Thomas More and the Sins of Tyranny: being evil and acting evil.” (Dec. 2012)
• Genet, Jean-Philippe. “The Problem of Tyranny in Fifteenth Century England.” (June 2013)
• Olivares Merino, Eugenio M. “Thomas More and Charles V (Part I/II): ‘Serenissimo Castellæ principe      Carolo.'” (June 2013)
• Bore, Isabelle. “Writing under Tyranny: Tyranny put to the Test of Language in the Works of Thomas More and Thomas Elyot.” (June 2013)
• Turchetti, Mario. “L’assassinat de Thomas More: Le Tribunal d’une Conscience Annihilé par un Tribunal Tyrannique.” (June 2013)
• Olivares Merino, Eugenio M. “Thomas More and Charles V (Part II/III): A Good Servant of the Queen.” (Dec. 2013)
• Smith, Stephen W. “Friendship and Tyranny in the Writings of Sir Thomas More.” (Dec. 2013)
• Phelippeau, Marie-Claire.”Thomas More et l’ouverture Humaniste.” (June 2014)