Normierte Form:

- 'May those who know nothing be content to listen' : Loys Bourgeois's Advertissement to the Psalms (1551)
- An Eye for a Eye : A Petition Written by Michael Servet in Prison
- Calvin and Farel : The Dynamics of Legitismation in Early Calvinism
- Calvin and the Ceremonial Law of Moses
- Christ, the Doble Mirror : Evangelicalism and Negative Theology in the Poem Les Prisons by Marguerite of Navarre
- Clément Marot : Poet of the Reformation
- Constructing and Clarifying the Doctrine of Predestination : Theodore Beza's Letters during, and in Wake of, the Bolsec Controversy (1551-1555)
- Constructiong and Clarifying the Doctrine of Predestination : Theodore Beza's Letters during, and in the Wake of the Bolsec Controversy (1551-1555)
- D'un texte inconnu de Jérome Bolsec contre Calvin
- Eucharistic Action in Early Reformed Churches
- French Calvinism and Judaism
- Histories and Landscapes : Two Categories of Artwork suitable for Reformed Churches
- In the Triune Name : Some Aspects of Baptismal Practice in Early Reformed Churches
- Jean Calvin dans l'école italienne : Analyse de quelques manuels en adoption dans les lycées italiens
- John Knox : Gynaecocracy, "The Monstrous Empire of Women"
- John Knox, Reformation History and National Self-Fashioning
- Luther, Calvin and Musculus on Abraham's Trial : Exegetical History and the Transformation of Genesis 22
- Magus versus Falsarius : A Duel of Insults between Calvin and Servetus
- Migration and Confession among Sixteenth-Century Western European Reformed Christians
- Nicolas des Gallars, Sieur de Saules : kith, kin, and aspects of his work in Geneva with Calvin
- No Escape by Deception : Calvin's Exegesis of Lies and Liars in the Old Testament
- Subjection and Companionship : The French Reformed Marriage
- The Holy War Trajectory among the Reformed : From Zurich to England
- Triumvirs, Patriarchs, or Friends? : Evaluating the Relationship between Calvin, Viret, and Farel