Whatever the purpose of the texts, one thing is clear: they needed to be collected and analysed, making a double contribution to historiography and Neo-Latin studies. Coroleu's book does this task so well that it is both the first to deal with it and the one that definitively culminates it.

Scripta [Bloomsbury translation]

Coroleu has skillfully navigated the mare magnum of relevant imprints and manuscripts; and he provides the reader with chronologies and narratives that articulate his traversal of this vast expanse of Latinity.

Italian Quarterly

Latin Political Propaganda is a pioneering work through a historical minefield, where it is difficult to stand on sure, firm ground. Coroleu's work will hopefully act as a stimulus for further research on this very subject, where neo-Latinists can very fruitfully collaborate with early modern historians.

Neulateinisches Jahrbuch

This study is a neat and concise contribution, diligently researched and thoughtfully structured, enriched by a wealth of literary sources seamlessly integrated into the core investigation. It not only provides a solid foundation for further inquiries into the specific topic but also sets the stage for comparative studies on other early modern conflicts.

Bulletin of Spanish Studies

This is an important and well-written book that will be read with profit by at least two groups: [historians as well as literary scholars] ... [It] contains a vast amount of material that is little known – even to specialists. It therefore does an excellent job of making readers aware that such material exists and what its contents are.

International Journal of the Classical Tradition