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Cross-cultural Transfer of Medical Knowledge in the Medieval Mediterranean: The Introduction and Dissemination of Sugar-based Potions from the Islamic World to Byzantium. [PDF]
Speculum, 2021 Bouras-Vallianatos P.
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Іменники на позначення дрібних речей як посилювачі заперечення (Nouns vith the signification of the things of small value as a emhasis of negation) [PDF]
, 2015 У статті описуються випадки вживання певної групи іменників на позначення невеликого розміру або цінності задля надання емфатичності запереченню, що простежується у всіх романських мовах, починаючи із латини.
Глущук-Олея, Г. (H. Hlushchuk-Oleia)
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Tratti binari e tratti monovalenti nella rappresentazione delle vocali
Annali Online dell'Università di Ferrara. Sezione Lettere, 2019 The paper deals with the nature of segmental primitives. Although the conception of features as binary units has dominated phonological literature for decades, it has been challenged in convincing ways by the alternative theory according to which ...
Laura Bafile
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Linguistik OnlineThe Italo-Albanian communities of Southern Italy were formed in the 15th century when whole populations migrated from the territory of Southern Albania due to Turkish pressure. Today we find 50 communities in which Albanian variety is still spoken.
Leonardo M. Savoia
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An Italo-Romance perspective on heritage languages
Italian Journal of Linguistics, 2023 Goria, Eugenio, Di Salvo, Margherita
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Postverbal subjects in old Italo-Romance
, 2018 In the V2 syntax of old Italo-Romance, subjects can both be preverbal and postverbal in topical or focal function, except for unaccusative sentence-focus structures, where they are consistently postverbal. The VS order of presentational Foci is also found in classical and late Latin and in modern Italo-Romance, suggesting that patient/undergoer ...
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Cappadocian in the social media era [PDF]
, 2016 Until very recently, Cappadocian Greek seemed to have disappeared without a trace. Linguists and dialectologists even believed it had become extinct altogether. However, one Cappadocian variety, Mišótika, is still spoken in some villages and towns in the
Janse, Mark
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Issues in Italo-Romance Morphosyntax [editorial]
, 2015 The present monographic issue collects several selected papers presented at the 2014 Cambridge Italian Syntax-Morphology Meeting, with the intent of offering a clear, bird-eye overview on recent advances in a series of empirical and theoretical issues in Italo-Romance morpho ...
Pescarini, Diego, Rossi, Silvia
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Quantitative modelling and syntactic microvariation
Atti del Sodalizio Glottologico MilaneseThis paper argues that parametric theories should account for statistically significant associations between syntactic variables that are logically and historically independent.
Diego Pescarini
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