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The Byzantine Grammarians: Their Place in History
Priscian must have been one of the relatively few Latin grammarians teaching
and writing in Constantinople in Byzantine times. He had, however, a Greek pupil
Eutyches, who subsequently was the author of some Latin grammatical books ...
Robert Henry Robins, 1993
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History of Linguistics, 1996: From classical to contemporary ...
ON THE METRICAL PRISCIAN MAJOR A METHODOLOGICAL DILEMMA W.
KEITH PERCIVAL University of Kansas The work referred to in the title of this
article is a metrical version of the Priscian Major, i.e., the first sixteen books of
Priscian's ...
David Cram, Andrew Robert Linn, Elke Nowak, 1999
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Grammar and Philosophy in Late Antiquity: A Study of ...
PRISCIAN Priscian was active in Constantinople, the capital of the Eastern
empire, in the early sixth century. He was a prominent figure at the court of
Anastasius, to whom he dedicated his monumental grammar, the Institutiones
grammaticae, ...
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Priscian: On Theophrastus on Sense-Perception with ...
books survive,3 but nothing of Priscian's work on them. Further, there is a large
lacuna in our text which starts in the section on imagination and continues a short
way into the section on intellect. There are a few other lacunae, but they appear ...
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History of Linguistics 2005: Selected Papers from the Tenth ...
PRISCIAN'S PEDAGOGY A CRITIQUE OF THE INSTITUTIO DE NOMINE ET
PRONOMINE ET VERBO DANIEL J. TAYLOR Lawrence University ABSTRACT
This article critically assesses the linguistic and pedagogical value of Priscian's ...
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Excerptiones de Prisciano:
Aelfric (Abbot of Eynsham.), Priscian David W. Porter. ninth century, and his
cathedral school at Tours was an important locus in the dissemination of the
smaller and even more popular Npv.4S Alcuin incorporated major elements from
Priscian ...
Aelfric (Abbot of Eynsham.), Priscian, David W. Porter, 2002
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Geschichte Der Sprachwissenschaften: Ein Internationales ...
Early medieval grammarians adapted the Roman grammatical tradition to the
needs of contemporary readers in several ways: 1) commentaries on Donatus
and Priscian which explained grammatical doctrine for non-native speakers and
...
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The Many Roots of Medieval Logic: The Aristotelian and the ...
M. G. being by far the most quoted author, in sections covering Priscian maior (
ND1 and ND3) and in sections covering Priscian minor (ND5). The Glosulae on
Priscian maior (GPma) themselves are preserved in several manuscripts.
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Spinoza's Ethica from Manuscript to Print: Studies on Text, ...
From Donatus onwards, the accents are dealt with by many grammarians:
Diomedes, Dositheus, Servius, Sergius, Martianus Capella, Pompeius,
Cledonius, Priscian, Audax, Maximus Victorinus, Isidore. The most elaborate
treatment is to be ...
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Institutes of Latin Grammar
Auspico for Auspicor, ac-, cording to Priscian, Cato, Naevius. Auxilio for Auxi- lior,
Gracchus. Cachinno, Lucr. Cachinnor, Cic. Cohorto for Cohortor, Quadrigarius.
Comito for Comitor, Ovid. Commento for Commentor, according to Priscian.
