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and 12.5 percent of the net receipts on all copies sold
thereafter.
In addition to his written materials, petitioner offered
several lectures pertaining to his fellowship research,
including: "The World of the Illicit in Sixteenth Century
Venice", at Harvard University, March 1993; "Love Magic and Power
at the End of the Renaissance", at the University of East Anglia,
England, March 1992; and "A Tale of Two Witches?", at Yale
University, February 1992.
Petitioner has written other published works, including The
Boundaries of Eros: Sex Crime and Sexuality in Renaissance
Venice, 1290-1500 (Oxford University Press 1985) and Violence in
Early Renaissance Venice (Rutgers University Press 1980).
Petitioner has also written entries contained in the Encyclopedia
of Social History (Peter N. Stearns ed., Garland Press 1994) and
12 A Dictionary of the Middle Ages (Joseph R. Strayer ed.,
Charles Scribner's Sons 1982-1989).
Petitioner, when awarded the fellowships, was not eligible
for sabbatical from UConn and sought to negotiate with the
university for special leave, also known as a "release from
teaching duties", in order to pursue research in connection with
the fellowships. Petitioner negotiated an arrangement whereby he
would receive 100 percent of his academic salary from UConn while
on leave and would reimburse the university for an amount equal
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