دانلود کتاب An Anthology of Neo-Latin Literature in British Universities

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Cover\nHalftitle page\nSeries page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nContents\nContributors\nPreface\nIntroduction\n The early modern university and this volume: An exordium\n Neo-Latin and early modern universities\n Neo-Ancient Greek and early modern universities\n Forms of Latin and Greek in this volume\n What was a university for?\n Reading the selections in this volume\n1 Academic Freedom on Trial in Tudor Times Stephen Gardiner (1483–1555), letter to\rJohn Cheke, 15 May 1542\n Introduction\n Bibliography\n Source of the Latin text\n Latin text\n English translation\n Commentary\n2 Why Tudor Cambridge Needs Greek Richard Croke (1489–1558), Orationes duae\n Introduction\n Bibliography\n Source of the Latin text\n Latin text\n English translation\n Commentary\n3 A Professor in Scottish Politics Andrew Melville (1545–1622), Stephaniskion\n Introduction\n Bibliography\n Source of the Latin text\n Latin text\n English translation\n Commentary\n4 A Distinct Mode of Pastoral in Elizabethan Cambridge Giles Fletcher the Elder (c. 1546–1611), Ecloga Daphnis\n Introduction\n Bibliography\n Source of the Latin text\n Latin text\n English translation\n Commentary\n5 Greek and Latin Poetry from Cambridge on Sixteenth-century Questions of Faith Act and Tripos verses from the 1580s and 1590s\n Introduction\n Bibliography\n Source of the Latin text\n Latin / Greek text\n English translation\n Commentary\n6 Happy New Year in Jacobean Oxford: Metamorphosing Ovid into Student Comedy Philip Parsons (1594–1653), Atalanta\n Introduction\n Bibliography\n Source of the Latin text\n Latin text\n English translation\n Commentary\n7 European Networks and the Reformation of the University of Edinburgh Astronomical disputations from the graduating class of 1612–16. Lecturer: William King\n Introduction\n Bibliography\n Source of the Latin text\n Latin text\n English translation\n Commentary\n8 A Prevaricator Speech from Caroline Cambridge James Duport (1606–79), A urum potest produci per artem chymicam\n Introduction\n Bibliography\n Source of the Latin text\n Latin text\n English translation\n Commentary\n9 An Irish Panegyric on Henry Cromwell Caesar Williamson (c. 1611–75), Panegyris in Excellentissimum Dominum, Dominum Henricum Cromwellum, Deputatum Hiberniae, Cancellariumque Academiae Dubliniensis\n Introduction\n Bibliography\n Source of the Latin text\n Latin text\n English translation\n Commentary\n10 Herrings, Linen and Cheese: Celebrating the Treaty of Westminster in 1654 The Musarum Oxoniensium Elaiophoria (Oxford) and the Oliva Pacis (Cambridge)\n Introduction\n Bibliography\n Source of the Latin text\n Latin text\n English translation\n Commentary\n11 Political Poetry from Late Stuart Cambridge Cambridge Poems on the peace of 1697\n Introduction\n Bibliography\n Source of the Latin text\n Latin text\n English translation\n Commentary\nIndex of Names and Places