Latin plays a central role in Medieval society; its influence on Romance languages affects not only the lexicon but also syntactic structures. Therefore the study of Latinate syntax is important in understanding Early Italian. The first chapter of this volume establishes the criteria to ascertain the influence of Latin, while the following chapters focus on the impact of four Latin constructions on Early Italian, namely: the ablative absolute; the passive periphrastic; the gerundive construction; the accusative and infinitive. The adoption of these Latinate constructions had a decisive effect on the strengthening of the vernacular’s fragile structures
Though the Latin language seems to have been rather stable and have undergone few changes even in th...
The essay focuses on the syntactic features of medieval vernacular translations from Latin. Consider...
This book explores sets of movement cases in medieval Italian from 1200 to 1315. It offers an integr...
Latin plays a central role in Medieval society; its influence on Romance languages affects not only ...
This paper tackles the topic of Latin influence on Italo-Romance syntax by addressing the question h...
This special issue explores the role of Latin in shaping the syntactic patterns of the European lang...
Although Latin displays many characteristics of nominative/accusative alignment, it also exhib...
The period from the 13th to 15th centuries is of crucial importance for Italian linguistic and cultu...
The main aim of this contribution is to argue that a linear string of Latin words can correspond to ...
International audienceThe main aim of this contribution is to argue that a linear string of Latin wo...
Au VIème siècle après J.-Ch., les structures de la langue latine ne correspondent plus tout à fait a...
Though the Latin language seems to have been rather stable and have undergone few changes even in th...
Romance Languages are a less homogenous group than depicted by current typological descriptions. Alt...
The linguistic form of Latin biblical texts is strongly conditioned by its Greek models and exhibits...
The term Medieval Latin refers to Latin from c. 500 until c. 1500 ce. In the first few centuries, Me...
Though the Latin language seems to have been rather stable and have undergone few changes even in th...
The essay focuses on the syntactic features of medieval vernacular translations from Latin. Consider...
This book explores sets of movement cases in medieval Italian from 1200 to 1315. It offers an integr...
Latin plays a central role in Medieval society; its influence on Romance languages affects not only ...
This paper tackles the topic of Latin influence on Italo-Romance syntax by addressing the question h...
This special issue explores the role of Latin in shaping the syntactic patterns of the European lang...
Although Latin displays many characteristics of nominative/accusative alignment, it also exhib...
The period from the 13th to 15th centuries is of crucial importance for Italian linguistic and cultu...
The main aim of this contribution is to argue that a linear string of Latin words can correspond to ...
International audienceThe main aim of this contribution is to argue that a linear string of Latin wo...
Au VIème siècle après J.-Ch., les structures de la langue latine ne correspondent plus tout à fait a...
Though the Latin language seems to have been rather stable and have undergone few changes even in th...
Romance Languages are a less homogenous group than depicted by current typological descriptions. Alt...
The linguistic form of Latin biblical texts is strongly conditioned by its Greek models and exhibits...
The term Medieval Latin refers to Latin from c. 500 until c. 1500 ce. In the first few centuries, Me...
Though the Latin language seems to have been rather stable and have undergone few changes even in th...
The essay focuses on the syntactic features of medieval vernacular translations from Latin. Consider...
This book explores sets of movement cases in medieval Italian from 1200 to 1315. It offers an integr...