Lives of the Popes, Paul II: An Intermediate Reader of Renaissance Latin

Lives of the Popes, Paul II: An Intermediate Reader of Renaissance Latin

The International Association for Neo-Latin Studies acknowledged this problem a few years ago by setting up a Committee on the Teaching of Neo-Latin, but much more needs to be done, especially at the beginning and intermediate levels. The biography presented here therefore offers an unusual opportun...

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