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An introduction to Vulgar latin / by C. H. Grandgent
2023Includes bibliographical references (p. xiii-xvii) and index.Electronic reproduction.Grandgent, C. H.
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Hiatus and Vocalic Quality in Classical and Vulgar Latin
Classical Philology, 1946T HE present paper ventures to declare, contrary to traditional doctrine, that the statement that "a vowel before another vowel is short" has prosodic value only. There are, as is well known, cases such as pius and dies or dia, in which the first vowel must be scanned long; this quantity is attested by inscriptions and by the verse of old Latin authors-
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Competing analyses of the Vulgar Latin vowel system
Canadian Journal of Linguistics/Revue canadienne de linguistique, 1975The ways in which the vowel system of Vulgar Latin (VL) differs from that of Classical Latin (CL) have been well documented. These differences arise from historical innovations including: (1)the monophthongization of the diphthongs [oj] œ and [aj] œ to [ē] and respectively,(2)the lowering of the short vowels to respectively, and the consequent ...
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Impersonal Habet Constructions in Vulgar Latin
1997Faculty of Classics, University of Cambridge, UK : [s.n.]
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Acta Antiqua Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae
AbstractThis paper explores linguistic change and cultural integration (esp. Romanization and De-Romanization) as reflected in the non-standard Latin inscriptions from Mogontiacum (modern Mainz) (first cent. BC to eighth cent. AD). Since Mainz was pivotal for defence and operations against Germanic people east of the Rhine, Roman military and the ...
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AbstractThis paper explores linguistic change and cultural integration (esp. Romanization and De-Romanization) as reflected in the non-standard Latin inscriptions from Mogontiacum (modern Mainz) (first cent. BC to eighth cent. AD). Since Mainz was pivotal for defence and operations against Germanic people east of the Rhine, Roman military and the ...
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An Inquiry into Local Variations in Vulgar Latin
The Modern Language Review, 1972W. Rothwell, Paul A. Gaeng
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The Characteristics of Vulgar Latin in Epigraphic Monuments
2014This contribution has been prepared for participants of the workshop Academia ragusina: On the Survival of Culture from the Fall of the Western Roman Empire to the Invention of Printing (Dubrovnik, April 13-18 2009), together with accompanying handouts and practical excercises.
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From Vulgar Latin to Old Provencal
The Modern Language Review, 1975J. H. Marshall, Frede Jensen
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