"The most detailed and comprehensive study to date of early Latin language, literary and non-literary, featuring twenty-nine chapters by an international team of scholars. Defines linguistic features of different literary genres, and addresses problems such as the limits of periodisation and the definition of the very concept of 'early Latin'"--
"The most detailed and comprehensive study to date of early Latin language, literary and non-literary, featuring twenty-nine chapters by an international team of scholars. Defines linguistic features of different literary genres, and addresses problems such as the limits of periodisation and the definition of the very concept of 'early Latin'"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction: What is early Latin? Giuseppe Pezzini and Anna Chahoud Part I. General (Morphology, Syntax, Lexicon and Metre): 2. Alphabet, epigraphy, and literacy in central Italy in the 7th /5th c. BC Rex Wallace 3. Identifying Latin in early inscriptions Simona Marchesini 4. The Egadi Rostra, a linguistic analysis Wolfgang D. C. de Melo 5. Morphology and syntax in early Latin Wolfgang D. C. de Melo 6. Early Latin metre Wolfgang D. C. de Melo and Giuseppe Pezzini 7. Greek Loanwords in early Latin James Clackson 8. Latin edepol 'by Pollux': background of a Latin aduerbium iuratiuum Brent Vine 9. Indirect questions in early Latin Peter Barrios-Lech 10. Ecquis in early Latin: aspects of questions Colette Bodelot Part II. Authors and Genres: 11. Support verb constructions in Plautus and Terence José Miguel Baños 12. Early Latin prayers and aspects of coordination James Adams and Veronika Nikitina 13. 'Early Latin' lexicon in Terence (and Plautus) Giuseppe Pezzini 14. Early Latin and the fragments of Atellana Comedy Costas Panayotakis 15. A comparison of the language of comedy and tragedy in early Latin drama Robert Maltby 16. The language of early Latin epic Sander Goldberg 17. How 'early Latin' is Lucilius? Anna Chahoud 18. Repetition in the fragmentary orators: from Cato to C. Gracchus Christa Gray 19. Greek influences on Cato's Latin Neil O'Sullivan 20. Some syntactic features of Latin legal texts Olga Spevak Part III. Reception: 21. Lucretius and early Latin Barnaby Taylor 22. Cicero and early dramatic Latin Gesine Manuwald 23. Early Latin texts in Livy John Briscoe 24. Pliny rewrites Cato Cynthia Damon 25. Gellius' appreciation and understanding of early Latin Leofranc Holford-Strevens 26. Views on early Latin in grammatical texts Alessandro Garcea 27. Nonius Marcellus and the shape of early Latin Jarrett Welsh 28. Early Latin to Neo-Latin: Festus and Scaliger Anna Chahoud Conclusions: 29. Early Latin as a Concept James Adams.
1. Introduction: What is early Latin? Giuseppe Pezzini and Anna Chahoud Part I. General (Morphology, Syntax, Lexicon and Metre): 2. Alphabet, epigraphy, and literacy in central Italy in the 7th /5th c. BC Rex Wallace 3. Identifying Latin in early inscriptions Simona Marchesini 4. The Egadi Rostra, a linguistic analysis Wolfgang D. C. de Melo 5. Morphology and syntax in early Latin Wolfgang D. C. de Melo 6. Early Latin metre Wolfgang D. C. de Melo and Giuseppe Pezzini 7. Greek Loanwords in early Latin James Clackson 8. Latin edepol 'by Pollux': background of a Latin aduerbium iuratiuum Brent Vine 9. Indirect questions in early Latin Peter Barrios-Lech 10. Ecquis in early Latin: aspects of questions Colette Bodelot Part II. Authors and Genres: 11. Support verb constructions in Plautus and Terence José Miguel Baños 12. Early Latin prayers and aspects of coordination James Adams and Veronika Nikitina 13. 'Early Latin' lexicon in Terence (and Plautus) Giuseppe Pezzini 14. Early Latin and the fragments of Atellana Comedy Costas Panayotakis 15. A comparison of the language of comedy and tragedy in early Latin drama Robert Maltby 16. The language of early Latin epic Sander Goldberg 17. How 'early Latin' is Lucilius? Anna Chahoud 18. Repetition in the fragmentary orators: from Cato to C. Gracchus Christa Gray 19. Greek influences on Cato's Latin Neil O'Sullivan 20. Some syntactic features of Latin legal texts Olga Spevak Part III. Reception: 21. Lucretius and early Latin Barnaby Taylor 22. Cicero and early dramatic Latin Gesine Manuwald 23. Early Latin texts in Livy John Briscoe 24. Pliny rewrites Cato Cynthia Damon 25. Gellius' appreciation and understanding of early Latin Leofranc Holford-Strevens 26. Views on early Latin in grammatical texts Alessandro Garcea 27. Nonius Marcellus and the shape of early Latin Jarrett Welsh 28. Early Latin to Neo-Latin: Festus and Scaliger Anna Chahoud Conclusions: 29. Early Latin as a Concept James Adams.
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