Study of the latinity of the letters written by Orlandus Lassus (1532-1594)

Encyclopedia entry about Guilhemus Lapidanus

Comus van sater tot Prins Carnaval

Encyclopedia entry about Lapidanus, Guilhelmus ou vanden Steene, Willem

Cato in England: Translating Latin Sayings for Moral and Linguistic Instruction

Encyclopedia entry about Neo-Latin Societies

Enclycpedia entry about Neo-Latin Online

Encyclopedia entry about Neo-Latin Journals

Encyclopedia entry about Neo-Latin Book Series

Pioneers of Neo-Latin Studies: Paul Oskar Kristeller

Pioneers of Neo-Latin Studies: Jozef IJsewijn

Encycploedia entry about Neo-Latin Letters of dedication

Pioneers of Neo-Latin Studies: Henry De Vocht

During the Early Modern Period, every educated person knew Latin, and possibly several other languages, besides his or her mother tongue. Due to this widespread multilingualism the question arose which language to use for which context or purpose. The ‘battle of languages’ was not only fought on a theoretical plane but also exercised its eff…[Read more]

Acta selecta van de studiedag voor Neolatijn te Antwerpen, Museum Plantin-Moretus op 17 december 2004.

This communication offers a brief history of the dedicatory epistle, i.e. the public act by which a book is dedicated, openly and permanently, to a specific person or group. The origin is traced to Graeco-Roman Antiquity, where we find the first dedicatory epistles in the work of Archimedes. The practice became well established by Late Antiquity,…[Read more]

Human nature and moral responsibility in the work of Juan Luis Vives

Polyglotte publicaties in de vroegmoderne tijd

Biographical sketch of Maarten van Dorp (1485-1525) and his role in the teaching of logic at the University of Leuven