Introduction (James McNamara, University of Innsbruck, Austria and Victoria Emma Pagán, University of Florida, USA) 1. Tacitus in Latin Editions and Commentaries of the Annals and Histories (fifteenth and sixteenth centuries): a Study of the Paratexts (Lucie Claire, Université de Picardie Jules Verne, France) 2. Prae-Tacitism and Anti-Tacitism: Gerolamo Cardano's Encomium Neronis (Karl Enenkel, University of Münster, Germany) 3. An Electronic Edition of Neo-Latin Commentaries on the Annals to Analyse Early Modern Politicisation(s) of Tacitus: the Case Study of Agrippa Postumus' Conspiracy (Louis Autin, Sorbonne Université, France) 4. Tacitus and Tacitism in William Camden's Annales of the Reign of Elizabeth I (James McNamara, University of Innsbruck, Austria) 5. The 'Gray' Tacitus of Jesuits: The case of Famiano Strada (Gennaro Celato, University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli, Italy) 6. Pier Winsemius' Historiae , another Tacitist history of the Dutch revolt (Jan Waszink, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland) 7. Imperium and Peace: Re-examining Tacitus' Legacy in Early Modern Spain (Carolina Ferraro, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland) 8.

Who can read Tacitus? Tacitean identities in Ben Jonson and Francis Bacon (Zofia Zóltek, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland) 9. Reinventing Tacitus as a Poet and an Artist: The Evolution of a Critical Perspective (Claudio Bongiovanni, University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli, Italy) 10. Tacitus Aulicus (Roland Mayer, King's College London, UK) Conclusion: The Ends of High Tacitism (Victoria Emma Pagán, University of Florida, USA).