Latium Restitutum, Seu Latina Lingua In Veterem Restituta Splendorem... is a scholarly work by Agostino Maria de' Monte dedicated to the restoration of the Latin language to its former glory. Written in Latin, this text delves into the intricacies of Latin linguistics, grammar, and usage, aiming to revive an appreciation for the language's classical beauty and precision.

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