Christine de Pizan Timeline

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1364 CE - c. 1430 CE

Life of Christine de Pizan.
1389 CE

Christine's husband Etienne dies; Christine turns to writing to support herself and family.
1393 CE

Publication of One Hundred Ballads launches career of Christine de Pizan.
1399 CE

Publication of Letter of Othea to Hector and Letter of the God of Love by Christine de Pizan.
1402 CE

Publication of The Tale of the Rose by Christine de Pizan, a critique of The Romance of the Rose.
1405 CE

Publication of The Book of the City of the Ladies and The Treasure of the City of the Ladies (Book of the Three Virtues) by Christine de Pizan.
1429 CE

Publication of The Tale of Joan of Arc by Christine de Pizan, the first and only poem celebrating Joan in her lifetime.

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1364 CE - 1430 CE: Life of Christine de Pizan.

1389 CE: Christine's husband Etienne dies; Christine turns to writing to support herself and family.

1393 CE: Publication of One Hundred Ballads launches career of Christine de Pizan.

1399 CE: Publication of Letter of Othea to Hector and Letter of the God of Love by Christine de Pizan.

1402 CE: Publication of The Tale of the Rose by Christine de Pizan, a critique of The Romance of the Rose.

1405 CE: Publication of The Book of the City of the Ladies and The Treasure of the City of the Ladies (Book of the Three Virtues) by Christine de Pizan.

1429 CE: Publication of The Tale of Joan of Arc by Christine de Pizan, the first and only poem celebrating Joan in her lifetime.