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This study explores the friendship alliances of Anna Maria van Schurman in her archived correspondence with three women scholars – Marie du Moulin, Marie de Gournay, and Dorothy Moore – and two women artists – the portraitist Madame Coutel, and the singer Utricia Ogle. It will argue two main points: firstly, that Van Schurman’s study and valuing of Hebrew were determining factors either in bringing her closer to or in distancing her from a friendship alliance; and, secondly, that each of the women mentioned performed a distinct role in Van Schurman’s strategic search for the most influential male mentors and supporters in the Republic of Letters.

“My friendship with her is by no means an ordinary one”: the friendship alliances of Christian Hebraist Anna Maria van Schurman (1607–1678)