Partial List of Publications
- Commentarii de Bello Gallico (1582) translation and commentary by Giulio Cesare Brancaccio
- Il lauro verde (1583)
- Il lauro secco (1582)
- La deca istoriale (1586) Francesco Patrizi
- La deca disputata (1586) Francesco Patrizi
- Gli artifitiosi et curiosi moti spiritali di Herrone (1589) Giovanni Battista Aleotti
- Della poesia rappresentativa (1598) Marc'Antonio Ingegneri
- Il melone (1602) Ercole Bottrigari
- Filli di Sciro (1607) Guidobaldo Bonarelli della Rovere
- Intermezzi (1610, 1612, 1614) Giovanni Battista Guarini
- Sommario delle vite de gl'imperatori romani : da C. Giulio Cesare Sino a Ferdinando II. con le lore effigie. Grignani, Roma 1637 digital
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