Further Reading
English:
- W.H.S.Jones, M.A. Via Nova or The Application of the Direct Method to Latin and Greek, Cambridge University Press 1915.
- Jozef Ijzewijn, A companion to neo-latin studies, 1977.
Spanish:
- José Juan del Col, ¿Latín hoy?, published by the Instituto Superior Juan XXIII, Bahía Blanca, Argentina, 1998. Downloadable PDF version: ¿Latín hoy?.
French:
- Guy Licoppe, Pourquoi le latin aujourd'hui ? : (Cur adhuc discenda sit lingua Latina), s.l., 1989
- Françoise Waquet, Le latin ou l'empire d'un signe, XVIe-XXe siècle, Paris, Albin Michel, 1998.
- Guy Licoppe, Le latin et le politique : les avatars du latin à travers les âges, Bruxelles, 2003.
German:
- Wilfried Stroh, Latein ist tot, es lebe Latein!: Kleine Geschichte einer großen Sprache (ISBN 9783471788295 & ISBN 3-471-78829-8)
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