Selden’s reply to Salmasius, an alternative title for the<i>Pro Populo Anglicano Defensio</i>, and why Milton deserves to be strangled: rumour and opinion in the correspondence of Guy Patin

Vozar, Thomas Matthew

doi:10.1080/0268117x.2022.2121937

The Seventeenth Century

2022

DOI: 10.1080/0268117x.2022.2121937

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Selden’s reply to Salmasius, an alternative title for thePro Populo Anglicano Defensio, and why Milton deserves to be strangled: rumour and opinion in the correspondence of Guy Patin

Thomas Matthew Vozar

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African Latin in Early Modern Thought: Language, Race, and Philology

Vozar

2024

Renaiss. Reform.

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This article takes John Milton’s description of the “knotty Africanisms” of the Church Fathers as the launching point for an investigation of African Latin in early modern thought. The first part traces the development of a conception of Africitas or Africanismus as a peculiarly African form of Latin in Western scholarship from Erasmus to the early eighteenth century. The second part considers early modern African Latinists such as the Granada professor Juan Latino and the Jamaican poet Francis Williams and their reception in this light. The concept of Africitas is shown to have taken hold at the same time as the globalization of Latin.

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African Latin in Early Modern Thought: Language, Race, and Philology

Vozar

2024

Renaiss. Reform.

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Selden’s reply to Salmasius, an alternative title for thePro Populo Anglicano Defensio, and why Milton deserves to be strangled: rumour and opinion in the correspondence of Guy Patin

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African Latin in Early Modern Thought: Language, Race, and Philology

African Latin in Early Modern Thought: Language, Race, and Philology

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