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"Neo-Latin" as a book category denotes texts written in Latin from the Renaissance onward (roughly 14th–19th centuries, extending into the early modern period), when learned Europeans revived and adapted classical Latin as the international language of scholarship, diplomacy and literature. It covers a wide range of genres—poetry, drama, essays, letters, historiography, theological and legal treatises, and scientific works—whose authors consciously used classical models while introducing new vocabulary and concepts to address contemporary thought. Neo-Latin works were produced across Europe (and in colonial contexts), served as the lingua franca of learned communication, and include both original compositions and Latin editions of important scientific and humanistic writings; the category today also embraces modern editions, translations and the continuing, occasional practice of literary Latin.

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