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This article addresses the most important syntactic issues related to the imitative constructions of Latin  Accusativus cum Infinitivo  in Renaissance Spanish. I opt to subsume this label coming from Latin syntax under the more encompassing denomination of  Latinising Infinitive , which refers to the use of infinitive constructions directly or indirectly inspired by syntactic schemes typical of classical, medieval or Renaissance Latin literature. Finally, some cases of  Latinising Infinitive  in a corpus of doctrinal prose written by 16th-century Erasmist authors are considered. The analysis aims to account for the difficulties of delimitation of the  Latinising Infinitive  in translated and non-translated texts, as well as to show that, in the consideration of syntactic Latinism, it is only possible to operate on a gradual conception that explains the existence of Latinisms with a more or less marked variational status within the domain of communicative distance.

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Accusativus cum Infinitivo  y otras construcciones de  infinitivo latinizante : caracterización sintáctica y uso en la literatura erasmiana doctrinal del siglo XVI