Main Works
- Della guerra di Fiandria (best edition, Cologne, 1633–1639).
- Relazioni di G. Bentivoglio in tempo delle sue Nunziature di Fiandria e di Francia (Antwerp, 1639; Cologne, 1630)
- Lettere diplomatiche di Guido Bentivoglio (Brussels, 1631).
- (Guido Bentivoglio) Costantino Panigada, ed. Memorie e Lettere (Bari: Laterza, series Scrittori d'Italia) 1934.
The complete edition of his works was published at Venice in 1668.
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