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In page Margherita Guarducci:

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Between 1935 and 1950, while she was a faculty member at La Sapienza, Guarducci published the result of twenty years of research entitled the Inscriptiones Creticae. This work is considered the definitive collection of epigraphic entries, as well as the major compilation of the archeology and topography of the ancient city of Gortyna in Crete.[citation needed] The work is in four volumes based on geography (Central Crete, Western Crete, Eastern Crete, and Gortyna), and bears the full title of Inscriptiones Creticae, opera et consilio Friderici Halbherr collectae, Guarducci curavit Margarita, and is written in Latin. Individual volumes bear the following titles (with a year of publication):