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Disambiguation in Medieval Latin
Ambiguity is an inherent feature of all natural languages and presents a particular challenge in Natural Language Processing (NLP), especially when working with historical corpora. This study addresses the identification and resolution of specific ambiguities in MedText, a historical corpus of medieval Latin last wills and testaments from the city of ...Linda Mijić, Anita Bartulović
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The Latin Aristotle and the Medieval Latin Commentaries
Bulletin de Philosophie Médiévale, 1997Bilan des travaux concernant la publication d'un catalogue des manuscrits latins des commentaires medievaux d'Aristote, entrepris par la Societe internationale pour l'etude de la philosophie medievale depuis 1972. Distinguant l'oeuvre latine d'Aristote des traductions latines des commentaires grecs et des commentaires latins du Moyen Age, l'A.
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Recognizing Verbs in Medieval Latin
In this paper, we present NooJ dictionaries and inflectional grammars designed to recognize various types of Latin verbs, including regular, irregular, defective, deponent, semideponent, and impersonal verbs. Additionally, we have developed morphological grammars to identify compound verbs.Linda Mijić, Anita Bartulović
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Modality in Medieval Latin Philosophy
Abstract Chapter 2 discusses how Aristotle’s influence on theories of modality continued well into the medieval period. It focuses on the complex relation between temporal and modal notions in the Latin and Arabic Aristotelian traditions.openaire +1 more source
Introduction to Medieval Latin
The Classical World, 1958W. T. H. Jackson +2 more
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2019
This chapter provides an overview of the nature of medieval Latin reception of early Christian biblical interpretation, proposing that ancient exegesis served as an ‘omnipresent foundational force’ undergirding and guiding medieval engagements with the sacred text.
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This chapter provides an overview of the nature of medieval Latin reception of early Christian biblical interpretation, proposing that ancient exegesis served as an ‘omnipresent foundational force’ undergirding and guiding medieval engagements with the sacred text.
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