International audienceThe sentence (oratio) is at the heart of the concerns of Priscian in introducing syntax in the Latingrammatical tradition. One important question is that of the relationship between sentence andword (dictio), the latter having been analyzed precisely as “a sentence part” (pars orationis).The medieval notions of suppositum and appositum (the origins of which terms can be found inPriscian’s text) make it possible to have a function-based syntax, these functions being moreor less abandoned by the time of the first Humanist grammar. Although Scaliger (1540) dealswith the sentence only indirectly (the De causis only touches upon syntax very briefly), the oratiois frequently mentioned in connection with other linguistic elem...
Clerico Geneviève. Plurilinguisme et grammaire théorique chez F. Sanctius. In: Bulletin de l'Associa...
ABSTRACT: After analysing the occurrences of the verbs adsignificare (loan translation of the Greek...
ABSTRACT : Declensions and conjugations are easily the most recognizable components of Latin grammar...
abstract : The aim of this text is to show that the approach of case changed radically in Latin synt...
The study of the so-called "partes orationis" has Iong occupied philosophers andgrammarians. In appr...
The book of Latin stylistics Syntaxis ornata seu de tribus Latinae linguae virtutibus (1754) deal...
The article investigates how the problem of the (linguistic) reference is treated in Gilbert of Poit...
Alain Viala : For a speech grammar. The « oratory order » against the praelectio : a missed opportun...
CLAIRE LECOINTRE: The analysis of nominal verb forms in XVlth and XVllth Sanctius-type latin grammar...
In many papers I have suggested the idea that the birth of the article in Romance languages was a co...
Although Latin displays many characteristics of nominative/accusative alignment, it also exhib...
The paper aims at investigating the syntax treatment in late Antiquity through the analysis of the d...
Chevalier Jean-Claude. Nature des pronoms et construction de la syntaxe. Note sur Scaliger et Ramus....
International audienceCette étude est née suite au relevé des occurrences du terme dictio dans la tr...
Stéfanini Jean. Aristotélisme et grammaire : le De Causis Latinae Linguae (1540) de J.C. Scaliger. I...
Clerico Geneviève. Plurilinguisme et grammaire théorique chez F. Sanctius. In: Bulletin de l'Associa...
ABSTRACT: After analysing the occurrences of the verbs adsignificare (loan translation of the Greek...
ABSTRACT : Declensions and conjugations are easily the most recognizable components of Latin grammar...
abstract : The aim of this text is to show that the approach of case changed radically in Latin synt...
The study of the so-called "partes orationis" has Iong occupied philosophers andgrammarians. In appr...
The book of Latin stylistics Syntaxis ornata seu de tribus Latinae linguae virtutibus (1754) deal...
The article investigates how the problem of the (linguistic) reference is treated in Gilbert of Poit...
Alain Viala : For a speech grammar. The « oratory order » against the praelectio : a missed opportun...
CLAIRE LECOINTRE: The analysis of nominal verb forms in XVlth and XVllth Sanctius-type latin grammar...
In many papers I have suggested the idea that the birth of the article in Romance languages was a co...
Although Latin displays many characteristics of nominative/accusative alignment, it also exhib...
The paper aims at investigating the syntax treatment in late Antiquity through the analysis of the d...
Chevalier Jean-Claude. Nature des pronoms et construction de la syntaxe. Note sur Scaliger et Ramus....
International audienceCette étude est née suite au relevé des occurrences du terme dictio dans la tr...
Stéfanini Jean. Aristotélisme et grammaire : le De Causis Latinae Linguae (1540) de J.C. Scaliger. I...
Clerico Geneviève. Plurilinguisme et grammaire théorique chez F. Sanctius. In: Bulletin de l'Associa...
ABSTRACT: After analysing the occurrences of the verbs adsignificare (loan translation of the Greek...
ABSTRACT : Declensions and conjugations are easily the most recognizable components of Latin grammar...