Acta Conventus Neo-Latini Lovaniensis

Florian Schaffenrath, Ph.D. (2005), University of Innsbruck, is director of the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Neo-Latin Studies. He has published on regional Neo-Latin literature and epic poetry in particular. Since 2018, he is general editor of the Acta Conventus Neolatini.Dirk Sacré, Ph.D. (1986), Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, is an emeritus Professor of Latin and Neo-Latin at the KU Leuven. He co-authored (with J. IJsewijn) the second volume of the Companion to Neo-Latin Studies and was editor-in-chief of the journal Humanistica Lovaniensia. He publishes on Neo-Latin poetry (16th-20th centuries).

• ContentsXVIIIth International Congress of Neo-Latin StudiesProgrammePresidential AddressMarc LaureysList of IllustrationsPart 1: Plenary Papers1 Lowland Latin Lovers, or the Suitors of the Belgian Muses (1477–2007)A Group Portrait with an All-Male Cast of Schoolmasters, Clergymen, Magistrates, and All ThatMarcus de Schepper2 Le projet Burgundia Humanistica : l’exemple de Jean Girard d’AuxonneSylvie Laigneau-Fontaine3 Cultura neolatina nel Mezzogiorno d’Italia: cinquant’anni di studiAntonio Iurilli4 In laudem praestantissimi triumphi a D. Alexandro Farnesio […] de Traiectensibus apud Flandros habiti […] Carmen de Juan Bautista de AguilarUn poema épico inédito sobre el asedio de Maastricht (1579)José Carlos Miralles Maldonado5 Zwischen Globalisierung und Mikrokultur. Zu einer Gattungspoetik des klassizistischen neulateinischen LehrgedichtsClaudia SchindlerPart 2: Communications6 Critical Notes on a Political Bestseller: Kaspar Schoppe’s Animadversiones in Justi Lipsii Politica (1629)Gábor Almási7 Defenestratio ex Deputatione iurisperiti Narcissi de Sancto Dionisio et acta pertinentia Latine scripta (1425–1428)Daniel Álvarez Gómez8 Les Vies de Zwingli par Myconius : un humaniste vu par un humanisteDavid Amherdt9 Sugli Epigrammata di Girolamo BorgiaAlberto Maria Amoruso10 The Bibliotheca Scriptorum Medii Recentisque Aevorum: Past and PresentEnikő Békés11 Comment conclure un commentaire ? : clôture exégétique et clôture littéraire chez Caspar von BarthValéry Berlincourt12 Lorenzo de’ Medici e la stampa a FirenzeConcetta Bianca13 Valentin Löbers deutsche Übersetzungen der Epigrammata von John OwenVeronika Brandis14 Poetry, Inspirations, and Careers: Gregory of Sambor and His Ovidian CenstochovaElwira Buszewicz15 Ambrogio Traversari e Cosimo de’ MediciMatteo Ceccherini16 L’Oratio in funere M. Antonii Mureti de Francesco BenciLucie Claire17 Note sui carmina latina di Angelo Di CostanzoClaudia Corfiati18 “Proles cunctarum sum:” La tumulazione del Milite Ignoto nella coeva poesia neolatinaMarco Cristini19 The Biblical Lyric of Benito Arias Montano in Its European and Spanish ContextsMaria Czepiel20 Echoes of the Vates Reverberating: a New Reading of Luigi Illuminati’s Dux in the Context of the Eponymous Poetic Competition (1929–1930)Paola D’Andrea21 The Exchange of Latin allusiones between Karel Utenhove and Bonaventura VulcaniusEduardo del Pino22 A Computer-Assisted Stylometric Exploration of Early Modern Latin GenresŠime Demo23 La subdivision de la fabula par BoccaceStefan Feddern24 Lorenz Rhodoman. Ein gräzistisches Projekt zum protestantischen Philhellenismus und seine PerspektivenThomas Gärtner25 The Royal Law of Denmark: Roman Law and Danish AbsolutismRasmus Gottschalck26 Romeyn de Hooghe et le tacitisme : Stratégies littéraires et visuelles de la propagande de Guillaume III d’Orange-NassauEsther Guillaume27 A Case of Transnational Fascist Latinity? Hans Lis’ Translation of Hitler’s Maifeld Address (28 September 1937)Niklas Gutt28 Neo-Latin Editorial Methodology: the Case of Bartolomeo Platina’s Lives of the Popes, Paul IIThomas G. Hendrickson29 „Tacitus fuit in Germania.“ Die Genese des Autopsie-Arguments in der Kommentarliteratur zur Germania des TacitusRonny Kaiser30 Pious Resolutions: Humanist Poetry, Commonplace Collecting, and Student Interaction at the University of Wittenberg in 1586Farkas Gábor Kiss31 Poliziano e l’elegia latina: il caso ‘Tibullo’Giulia Leidi32 Carmina cabalistica in neulateinischer DichtungWalther Ludwig33 The Boy Who Believed: Boys in Jesuit Plays as Role Models for College StudentsMaria Maciejewska34 Hydram secas : Muret parémiographeEric MacPhail35 Arsenali latini barocchi (Ottavio Ferrari, Francisco Macedo, Immanuel de Azevedo)Guglielmo Monetti36 L’ideale della res publica litterarum nell’insegnamento di Celio Secondo CurioneMaria Stefania Montecalvo37 The Substratum of Doctrine and Theology in Daniel Heinsius’s Herodes Infanticida (1632)Daniel Nodes38 Neo-Latin Neologism of Geographical NamesAiko Okamoto-MacPhail39 Becoming a Neo-Latin Poet in Early Quattrocento: The Beginning of Maffeo Vegio’s Poetic CareerIván Parga Ornelas40 La poesía latina del humanista hispalense Gonzalo Ponce de León (ca. 1542–1593)Joaquín Pascual-Barea41 Ovide Moralisé versus Ovidius Moralizatus : l’apport d’une source mythographique au Paysage avec Mercure et Argus de Lucas GasselNikola Piperkov42 Half a Century of Ficino StudiesValery Rees43 Exkurse und Etymologien in Pomponio Letos Commentarioli in Taciti GermaniamFranz Römer44 La Lettera di Aristea nel volgarizzamento di Bartolomeo Fonzio: Elementi per la storia compositiva del testoCostanza Sandrini45 Hacia un corpus de poesía liminar latina en escritos médicos humanísticosMaría Teresa Santamaría Hernández46 Cur vis θεομαχεῖν? Über einen gescheiterten brieflichen Bekehrungsversuch im Jahre 1562Clemens Schlip47 Cristoforo Landino e le fonti greche: un cantiere apertoCecilia Sideri48 Ioannes Dantiscus’ Carmen de Iudaeis: Some New Insights on the PoemAnna Skolimowska49 Giorgio Pasquali fascista? Der Philologe und das RegimeWolfgang Strobl50 The Complete, the Critical, and the Online: Remarks on the New Nicolaus Olahus Correspondence EditionEmőke Rita Szilágyi51 “Judging without Error” according to Joan Lluís VivesJoan Tello Brugal52 El Nuevo Testamento latino en Martin Seidel, Origo et fundamenta religionis ChristianaePablo Toribio53 Daniel Heinsius (1580–1655), the Most Prolific Contributor to alba amicorum in the NetherlandsGilbert Tournoy54 The amicitia elysea Motif in Carlo Marsuppini’s Elegia de morte Leonardi Aretini and the Building of the Humanists’ Position in FlorenceGrażyna Urban-Godziek55 Libertas e res publica litterarum nella Napoli rinascimentale: l’elegia di Girolamo Carbone ad Agostino NifoSebastiano Valerio56 Improving Humanist Latin in the Periphery of North-Eastern EuropeKristi Viiding57 Izui Hisanosuke (1905–1983): Linguist, Ethnologist, Occasional Neo-Latinist, and Founding Member of the Academia Latinitati FovendaeAkihiko Watanabe58 Failing at Failure and Ubertino Posculo’s ConstantinopolisBryan Whitchurch59 Seneca iurista optimus. Seneca der Jüngere als Rechtsgelehrter in der juristischen Literatur der Frühen NeuzeitStefan ZathammerIndex