Editing Étienne Jodelle (section)

== Plays and posterity ==
[[File:La_Houssaye-en-Brie_Étienne_Jodelle_stèle.jpg|thumb|225px|Stele dedicated to Étienne Jodelle, in the homonymous street, [[Seine-et-Marne]], [[Île-de-France]].]]
His works exerted a strong influence on the subsequent development of various genres of dramaturgy which continued long after him.

* ''L'Eugène'' (1553)
* ''[[Cléopâtre captive]]'' (1553)
* ''Didon se sacrifiant'' (1555) which takes up the material and a certain number of verses from ''[[The Aeneid]]'' by [[Virgil]] (IV).
* ''Poésies politiques'' (1572)
* ''Les Amours et autres poésies'' <small>[https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k205345z/f1.pdf Online]</small>

;Modern editions
* ''Didon se sacrifiantf'', text edited and presented by Mariangela Miotti, ''Tragedy at the time of Henry II and Charles IX (1573–1575), 1st series'', vol . 5, Florence-Paris, Olschki-P.U.F., 1993, p. 359-430.
* ''Complete works'', edited by E. Balmas, Paris, Gallimard, 1968
*''L'Amour obscure'', Poems chosen and presented by Robert Melançon, Paris, Orphée/La Différence, 1991
*''Didon se sacrifiant'', edited by J.-C. Ternaux, Paris, Champion, 2002
*''Cleopatre catpive'', edited and presented by Emmanuel Buron, ''Tragic theater of the 16th century'', Garnier Flammarion, 2020
*''Like one who got lost in the deep forest: sonnets''; edited by Agnes Rees; preface by Florence Delay, Gallimard, 2022, 225 p.

=== Tributes ===
* ''Pathelin, Cléopâtre, Arlequin. Le théâtre dans la France de la Renaissance'' at [[Château d'Écouen]], exposition in collaboration with [[Bibliothèque nationale de France]] and [[Musée national de la Renaissance]],  22 November 2018.
* The asteroid [[List of minor planets: 317001–318000|317917-Jodelle]] was [[eponymy|named in her honor]].