2024

SCS-31: Neo-Latin and the State

Hybrid SCS Session Affiliated Group Panel

Waldorf, 3rd Floor

Sponsored by:
The American Association for Neo-Latin Studies
Organizers
Patrick M. Owens, Colgate University

01 - Why is Milton ‘Milto’? Giovanni Salzilli, John Milton and Aelian

Michele Ronnick, Wayne State University

02 - In the Mirror and on the Stage: the Perfect Prince According to Jesuits

Mirella Saulini, Historical Archives of the Pontifical Gregoria

03 - Human and divine statecraft in the manifesto Universis orbis Christiani principibus and in the Confessio peccatoris of Francis II Rákóczi

Dániel Kiss, Universitat de Barcelona

04 - What (is) the best condition of a state?” (QUIS OPTIMUS REIPUB. STATUS, CW 3.2, no. 198): Thomas More’s Epigrammata as political discourse

Bradley Ritter, Ave Maria University

05 - Plenam potestatem et auctoritatem: The Commissions of Henry VIII in the correspondence of Sir Thomas More

David White, Baylor University

06 - Radivilias, The Epic of the Lithuanian People

Simone Carboni, Independent Scholar