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Il lemma abaso nella glossografia latina: ricostruzione di un percorso

Open Journal of Humanities
The paper deals with the origin of a not already explained latin noun, abaso, which is found in many glossographic works since the late Antiquity. It is suggested that the form abaso has its roots in a lost Latin gloss to the Bible, dealing with abyssus,
Edoardo Scarpanti
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Definiteness strategies and word order in existential-locatives and locatives in Late and Vulgar Latin

Linguistica, 2007
§ 1.The parameters which began to undergo a profound change in Late Latin include the marking  of definiteness  and the gradual fixation of a different word  order.1  These two phenomena  are brought  into connection by M.. Durante's observation  (1981,
Concepción Cabrillana
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A Sixth-century Story in a Nineth-century Tract? Torna, torna, frater Revisited

Studia Ceranea
This article focuses on the Latin words torna and frater. According to the accounts of Theophylact Simocatta and Theophanes the Confessor, the words were used by soldiers participating in the Byzantine-Avar war campaign in the Haemus mountains in 587 ...
Elisabeta Negrău
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Perspective fonctionnelle de la phrase et ordre linéaire dans les textes latins tardifs [PDF]

Echo des Etudes Romanes, 2012
Syntax has a double aspect : the structures manifesting the logico-semantic relationships within the sentence and the means expressing its communicative perspective limit each other mutually.
Sándor Kiss
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Cosmopolitan and Vernacular: Petrarch at Sea

Interfaces: A Journal of Medieval European Literatures, 2015
Casual readers and scholars alike celebrate Petrarch’s Rerum vulgarium fragmenta (RVF) as an early masterpiece of vernacular lyric. Yet Petrarch directed most of his professional energies as writer to Latin composition, in the belief that Latin was the ...
Karla Mallette
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Patrick McBrine. Biblical Epics in Late Antiquity and Anglo-Saxon England: Divina in laude voluntas.

, 2019
O’Hogan, C. (2019) ‘Review of Patrick McBrine. Biblical Epics in Late Antiquity and Anglo-Saxon England: Divina in laude voluntas.’, The Journal of Medieval Latin. Brepols Publishers, 29, pp. 344–347.
Cillian O'Hogan
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On so-called adversative nisi

Pallas, 2016
This paper is concerned with certain semantic and pragmatic properties of the Latin connector nisi. The discussion is structured in three sections. The first gives a short introduction of the main functions of nisi identified in the scholarship on the ...
Giovanbattista Galdi
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Gli umori oculari nella medicina latina presalernitana

Pallas, 2020
The Greek investigation on the anatomy of the eye and on its humors was extremely wide and yielded complex results. This knowledge was inherited by Latin literature, and underwent a systematic process of reduction and simplification in the texts of late ...
Domenico Pellegrino
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The LaLaLexiT Digital Glossary: Users’Manual

Umanistica Digitale
The present guide explains the features and functions of LaLaLexiT (Late Latin Lexicon in Transition), the first digital glossary dedicated to the Latin lexicon of the Late Antique transition.
Andrea Arrighini
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Catholicism in the Changing Religious Field of Latin America: A Mapping

Religions, 2023
This article presents a mapping of the changing religious landscape of Latin America, specifically focusing on the place of Catholicism therein. It explores how the varying forms of Catholicism in Latin America reflect a reality of mixed modernities ...
Jakob Egeris Thorsen
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