Humanistica Lovaniensia : Supplementa / 5

              TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Classical, Medieval and Neo-Latin  1
1. The Ancient Heritage         1
1.1. Literature  1
1.2. Single Authors and their Influence  2
1.3. History, Mythology, Religion etc  20
2. The Medieval Contribution to Latin  22
3. The Neo-Latin Period  27
3.1. The Period and its Name  27
3.2. The Neo-Latin Author: a Profile  28
3.3. Bibliographical Aids  36
II. Neo-Latin Literature: Its History and Diffusion 39
1. Preliminary Problems  39
2. The History of Neo-Latin Literature  41
3. The Diffusion of Neo-Latin in the World  54
3.1. Italy and Corsica  54
3.1.1. The Italian Mainland and Sicily  54
3.1.2. Sardinia and Corsica  67
3.2. Europe Outside Italy  83
3.2.1. Greece and Cyprus  84
3.2.2. Albania  88
3.2.3. The Southern Slavs: Bulgaria and Jugoslavia     ... 91
3.2.4. Malta  101
3.2.5. Spain  104
3.2.6. Portugal and the Azores  118
3.2.7. France  127
3.2.8. The Low Countries  148
3.2.9. Great Britain and Ireland  164
3.2.10. The German World  177
3.2.11. Switzerland and Liechtenstein  206
3.2.12. Hungary  214
3.2.13. Rumania  223
3.2.14. Czechoslovakia  228
3.2.15. Poland, Lithuania, Byelorussia and the Ukraine 239
3.2.16. The Russian empire  254