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Acknowledgements vii
Introduction: Ireland and Romanitas Jason Harris Keith Sidwell 1
1 Some reflexes of Latin learning and of the Renaissance in Ireland c. 1450-C. 1600 Diarmaid Ó Catháin 14
2 Derricke and Stanihurst: a dialogue John Barry 36
3 The Richard Stanihurst-Justus Lipsius friendship: scholarship and religion under Spanish Habsburg patronage in the late sixteenth century Colm Lennon 48
4 'The Tipperary hero': Dermot O'Meara's Ormonius (1615) Keith Sidwell David Edwards 59
5 'Making Ireland Spanish': the political writings of Philip O'Sullivan Beare Hiram Morgan 86
6 The Scotic debate: Philip O'Sullivan Beare and his Tenebriomastix David Caulfield 109
7 A case study in rhetorical composition: Stephen White's two Apologiae for Ireland Jason Harris 126
8 Latin invective verse in the Commentarius Rinuccinianus Gráinne McLaughlin 154
9 Ussher and the collection of manuscripts in early modern Europe Elizabethanne Boran 176
Notes and References 195
Index 237
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