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Soft cover. Condizione: New. x, 422 pages ; 24 cm. This volume is a collection of papers in honour of Alfons Wouters. The contributions reflect the multiple aspects of Wouters' scholarly activity: ancient grammaticography and language philosophy; humanistic education; literary and documentary papyrology; history of books and libraries in Antiquity. The papers are grouped into three sections: Language, philosophy and books: from ancient Greece to Byzantium; Grammar, writing, language contacts: Latin Antiquity and the Middle Ages; The classical heritage and its fruits: concepts and techniques. The volume opens with a biographical sketch and the list of publications of A. Wouters.

Lyon, 2005. 244 pp. Broché (Coll. Maison de l'Orient et de la Méditerranée 33).

Couverture souple. Condizione: Très bon. Collection du Centre d'Etudes romaines et gallo-romaines. Nouvelle série N° 7. Illustrations pleines pages en N&B. Format 21x29,5 cm. 171 pages. Très bon état. Angles de couverture légèrement cornés et frottés. Intérieur parfait état, solide et propre.

Lyon, 1999. in-4. 131 pp. (Centre d'Ét.et Recherches sur l'Occident Romain, Nouv.Sér.19).

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Les 21 contributions dans ce volume traitent de problemes historiques, philologiques, methodologiques (et epistemologiques) dans l'etude de la relation entre bilinguisme (ou diglossie) et terminologie grammaticale, dans l'Antiquite, au Moyen Age et a la Renaissance. La discussion de problemes methodologiques, dans les sept premieres contributions, a trait a la constitution, au developpement, a la transformation (et deformation) de la terminologie grammaticale, ou a des phenomenes de transfert terminologique. Les huit etudes qui suivent examinent le fonctionnement de la terminologie grammaticale en contexte bilingue, et l'evolution de la terminologie greco-latine de la phonetique et de la prosodie. Ensuite, trois contributions ont pour sujet la conception de l'analogie et de la proportion(nalite) dans les traditions grecque et latine. Les trois derniers articles etudient la reception et l'adaptation de la terminologie grammaticale greco-latine au Moyen Age et a la Renaissance. Le volume se termine par trois index (noms propres, termes grecs et latins, concepts). - Les contributions sont en francais, anglais, espagnol et italien.The 21 contributions in this volume deal with historical, philological, and methodological issues in the relationship between bilingualism (or diglossia) and grammatical terminology in Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Seven papers deal with philological and methodological topics linked with the constitution, development, transformation and disfigurement of grammatical terminology, and with phenomena of terminological transfer and remodelling. The eight case-studies that follow deal with the functioning of grammatical terminology in a bilingual context, and with the evolution of Greco-Latin terminology concerning phonetics and prosody. Three other papers deal with the reception and adaptation of Greek and Latin grammatical terminology in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The volume is rounded off with indices of names, of Greek and Latin terms, and of concepts. - Contributions are in English, French, Italian, and Spanish. The 21 contributions in this volume deal with historical, philological, and methodological issues in the relationship between bilingualism (or diglossia) and grammatical terminology in Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Seven papers deal with philological and methodological topics linked with the constitution, development, transformation and disfigurement of grammatical terminology, and with phenomena of terminological transfer and remodelling. The eight case-studies that follow deal with the functioning of grammatical terminology in a bilingual context, and with the evolution of Greco-Latin terminology concerning phonetics and prosody. Three other papers deal with the reception and adaptation of Greek and Latin grammatical terminology in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The volume is rounded off with indices of names, of Greek and Latin terms, and of concepts. - Contributions are in English, French, Italian, and Spanish. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Les 21 contributions dans ce volume traitent de problemes historiques, philologiques, methodologiques (et epistemologiques) dans l'etude de la relation entre bilinguisme (ou diglossie) et terminologie grammaticale, dans l'Antiquite, au Moyen Age et a la Renaissance. La discussion de problemes methodologiques, dans les sept premieres contributions, a trait a la constitution, au developpement, a la transformation (et deformation) de la terminologie grammaticale, ou a des phenomenes de transfert terminologique. Les huit etudes qui suivent examinent le fonctionnement de la terminologie grammaticale en contexte bilingue, et l'evolution de la terminologie greco-latine de la phonetique et de la prosodie. Ensuite, trois contributions ont pour sujet la conception de l'analogie et de la proportion(nalite) dans les traditions grecque et latine. Les trois derniers articles etudient la reception et l'adaptation de la terminologie grammaticale greco-latine au Moyen Age et a la Renaissance. Le volume se termine par trois index (noms propres, termes grecs et latins, concepts). - Les contributions sont en francais, anglais, espagnol et italien.The 21 contributions in this volume deal with historical, philological, and methodological issues in the relationship between bilingualism (or diglossia) and grammatical terminology in Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Seven papers deal with philological and methodological topics linked with the constitution, development, transformation and disfigurement of grammatical terminology, and with phenomena of terminological transfer and remodelling. The eight case-studies that follow deal with the functioning of grammatical terminology in a bilingual context, and with the evolution of Greco-Latin terminology concerning phonetics and prosody. Three other papers deal with the reception and adaptation of Greek and Latin grammatical terminology in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The volume is rounded off with indices of names, of Greek and Latin terms, and of concepts. - Contributions are in English, French, Italian, and Spanish. The 21 contributions in this volume deal with historical, philological, and methodological issues in the relationship between bilingualism (or diglossia) and grammatical terminology in Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Seven papers deal with philological and methodological topics linked with the constitution, development, transformation and disfigurement of grammatical terminology, and with phenomena of terminological transfer and remodelling. The eight case-studies that follow deal with the functioning of grammatical terminology in a bilingual context, and with the evolution of Greco-Latin terminology concerning phonetics and prosody. Three other papers deal with the reception and adaptation of Greek and Latin grammatical terminology in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The volume is rounded off with indices of names, of Greek and Latin terms, and of concepts. - Contributions are in English, French, Italian, and Spanish. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Hildesheim, Olms, 2013. en 2 vols. xx,874 pp. Pbk. (Spudasmata 155.1/2; contr.mainly in french (also in spanish, english, german) - heavy set, additional postage.

Louvain, Peeters, 1990-1995. 2 vol. 399-562 pp. Broché (Bibl.Info.Gramm.19,29).