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Extending the Lemon Model for a Dictionary of Old Occitan Medico-Botanical Terminology

Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2016
The article presents the adaptation of the lemon model (a model for lexica as RDF data) for a multilingual and multi- alphabetical lexicon of Old Occitan medico-botanical terminology. The lexicon is the core component of an ontology-based information system that will be constructed and implemented within the DFG-funded project "Dictionnaire des Termes ...
Emiliano Giovannetti
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Dictionary of Old Occitan from Auvergne

Beihefte Zur Zeitschrift Für Romanische Philologie, 2009
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References to Music in Old Occitan Literature

Acta Musicologica, 1989
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An Introduction to Old Occitan (review)

Tenso: Bulletin of the Societe Guilhem IX, 2000
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Na Maria: Shaping Marian Devotion in Old Occitan Song

2013
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New Old Occitan lexical acquisitions: the contribution of the DiTMAO to the vocabulary of anatomy and disease

2023
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Resumptive Adverbs in Old French and Old Occitan

2023
AbstractThis chapter investigates adverbial resumption in superficially verb-third clauses introduced by various types of subordinate clauses in thirteenth-century Gallo-Romance. The adverbs si (Old French and Old Occitan), lors, donc (Old French), and pueis (Old Occitan)—called “particles” in the traditional literature—are shown either to participate ...
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11. Old Occitan Songbooks in Cinquecento Florence

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V2 loss in Old French and Old Occitan

2010
Traditional analyses of Old French as a verb-second (V2) language (e.g. Thurneysen 1892; Adams 1987) have recently been challenged by Kaiser 2002 and related work. At issue is the treatment of situations in which a particular initial non-subject element can participate in either V2 or V3 order.
Barbara Vance, Bryan Donaldson, Devan Steiner   +2 more
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Discourse functions of subject left dislocation in Old Occitan

Journal of Historical Pragmatics, 2015
This paper reports an empirical study of the discourse-pragmatic functions of subject left dislocation (LD) in Old Occitan. Data come from the complete troubadour biographies, in which the most common manifestation of subject LD is a nominal subject + sentence adverbsi + verb, as in “Bertrans de Born si fo uns castellans” [Bertran de Born was a ...
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