In Europe and Europeanness Isabella Walser-Bürgler offers an account of the formation of early modern Europe (c. 1400–1800) based on the most common source material of the time, Neo-Latin texts.
Inscription on verso of front vellum fly leaf: “MDXV xxja maij ut deo placuit macarius mutius eques et comes ultima[m] die[m] clausit ac postridie celebri papa tumulo datus fuit” - referring to Macarius Mutius author of 'De triumpho Christo', Venice, 1499
Nicolaus Signorilis Romanus, Poggius Florentinus, Cyriacus Anconitanus, Dalmatius Berardencus Subalpinus (1), Fclix Felicianus Veronensis, Michael Ferrarinius Regiensis, Joannes Marcanova Paduanus, Laurentius Pehem Germanus (2), Jucundus Veronensis, Marcus Marulus Spalatensis (3), Hartmannus Schedel Norimbergensis (4), alii, quos nominare omitto, ab extremo saeculo XIV ad initia decimi sexti veteres inscriptiones describere vel ab aliis descriptas colligere aggressi sunt.
Neven Jovanović, From Croatian into Latin in 1510: Marko Marulić, Regum Delmatię atque Croatię gesta. A paper for the Cambridge Society for Neo-Latin Studies symposium Neo-Latin and Translation in the Renaissance (Clare College, Cambridge Monday 20 - Tuesday 21 September 2010)
Dictorvm factorvmqve memorabilivm libri sex, sive de bene beateqve vivendi institutione [Digitalna reprodukcija izd. Institucije Coloniae Agrippinae, 1609]
Hic et Hildeboldus diaconus pisciculos, quos de flumine reticulo traxerant in solitudine assaturi, ignem concinnabant, cum interim ursus mirae magnitudinis <qui> propius accedens diaconum quidem terruisset, iubente Gallo, ut ligna igni inferret, obedivit, ut Marcus Marulus Spalatensis[9] memoriae prodidit. Quod sane hic referendum duximus, ut qui praepositis suis reniti audent, tali exemplo magis confundantur, quando, et sylvestres ferae iussa sanctorum revereantur, et observent.
Opus digitale: Chronicorum Turcicorum, in quibus vita, indoles, et aduersus Turcas res gestae Georgij Castrioti, Epirotarum principis (qui ... Scanderbegus, hoc est, Alexander Magnus, cognominatus fuit) libris XIII / describuntur à Marino Barletio, Scodrensi... ; accesserunt autoris eiusdem libri iij de Scodra, urbe Epiri nobilissima, a Turcis expugnata...
Marcus Marulus. Epistola domini Marci Maruli Spalatensis ad Adrianum VI. Pont. Max. de calamitatibus occurentibus, et exhortatio ad communem omnium Christianorum unionem et pacem ...
C. Béné. Acta Conventus Neo-Latini Hafniensis. Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Neo-Latin Studies, Copenhagen 12 August to 17 August 1991. General Editor Rhoda Schnur., Seite 303-310. Binghamton, N. Y., (1991)
R. Czapla. Mittelalterliche Handschriften der Kölner Dombibliothek. Zweites Symposion, Dezember 2006., Erzbischöfliche Diözesan- und Dombibliothek, Köln, (2008)
C. Springer. Acta Conventus Neo-Latini Torontonensis. Proceedings of the Seventh International Congress of Neo-Latin Studies, Toronto 8 August to 13 August 1988, Seite 739-746. Binghamton, NY, SUNY-Binghamton Press, (1991)
B. Lučin. Petrarca i petrarkizam u hrvatskoj književnosti. Zbornik radova s međunarodnog simpozija održanog od 27. do 29. rujna u Splitu, Književni krug, Split, (2006)
M. Marulić, und B. Lučin. Književni Krug Split and Croatian World Congress, Split and Long Island City, (2007)Chiefly the Latin works (with parallel English translations) and some Croatian (with parallel English translations) and one letter in Italian (with parallel English translation)..
M. Marulić. (1994)PDF datoteka, digitalno izdanje: "Edidit Darko
Novaković, Marko Marulić, Epistola ad Adrianum
VI. P. M., Zagreb-Split, 1994." (iz kolofona)..
I. Kurelac. Colloquia Maruliana 17, Seite 73--89. Split, Književni krug Split - Marulianum, centar za proučavanje Marka Marulića i njegova humanističkoga kruga, (April 2008)