A Guide to Neo-Latin Literature
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On Latin prose style in general, see Von Albrecht 2003, Norden 1898 and Von Nägelsbach 1905. On neo-Latin prose style see D’Amico 1984, Tunberg 2014. For information on the language of the earliest humanists see Rizzo 2002. For Ciceronianism see DellaNeva 2007, Tunberg 1997 and Sabbadini 1885. For the style of Lipsius and its influence see Deneire 2012. A fundamental starting point for the study of neo-Latin vocabulary is offered by Helander 2004. For prose rhythm in the late Middle Ages and early humanistic era see Lindholm 1963.