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The article aims to present a critical application of Richard Waswo’s notion of the “cosmetic” aspect of language in the Renaissance, with a special focus on Erasmus' and Milton's language praxis within a framework of two related issues: Questione della Lingua and Imitatio .

“To turn one idea into more shapes than Proteus”: The copious use of words in Erasmus and Milton