...tween ''gramma'', “drawing” or “letter,” and ''grammatike'', source of the Latin ''grammatica''. Further depictions and emblems were devised by creole and n
...Latin America'' (2018). His most recent publications treat the relation of Latin to Amerindian languages, and the influence of European humanism on missiona
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...s the history of science, visual culture, and material culture in colonial Latin American and early modern Europe, focusing particularly on matters of cultu
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...ge was already more than 200 years old when schoolboys there learned their Latin literature from this anthology, showing selections from Ovid’s Amores and
...ge was already more than 200 years old when schoolboys there learned their Latin literature from this anthology, showing selections from Ovid’s Amores and
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==Italian & Latin examples==
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...n Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, as well as sweet songs in Middle English and Latin. The Consort performed ''The Road to Canterbury'' with midieval fiddle, win
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...rhetorical and subjective effects. Questions included: how did training in Latin grammar and rhetoric influence early modern experiences of gender, sexualit
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...em understand their lawyers' highly technical bills of costs, presented in Latin. Goodwife Ivery, who is referred to here, was probably a widow, since marri
L.f.218 is in Latin and seems to be a list of legal charges given to ‘goodwiff Ivery’ regar
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...”, “Ah, my dear son,” and “Gabriel from heaven’s king” as well as Medieval Latin carols from throughout Europe—will be performed in unique arrangements fo
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...ecember 13 to December 22, 2013. Exuberant music by 16th- and 17th-century Latin American and Spanish composers for the Christmas season and lively rhythms
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...roman letters according to a pattern other than the conventional 23-letter Latin alphabet (i.e., A-Z, less I or J, U or V, and W; common with American print
:(''Comment'': Printer used a standard Latin alphabet with the addition of '''W''')
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...inting, architecture, and poetry. A reading knowledge of Italian and basic Latin was helpful, but was not required.
...Culture'' (1990), as well as many articles on Middle English and medieval Latin literature and the history of medieval rhetoric.
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...[Small Latin and less Greek: A WhanThatAprilleDay pop-up exhibit |'''Small Latin and less Greek''']]
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...publications in various languages. Most of the printings are published in Latin and French, but there are also pamphlets in German and one book in Italian.
The collection also contains about 20 copies of Erasmus’ works in Latin as well as in the German vernacular. Most of the copies are in quarto, rebo
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...: compiled by the Rare Books and Manuscripts division of the ALA, provides Latin place names found in the imprints of books printed before 1801 and their ve
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In their compositions, which were also in Latin, students were encouraged to aspire to Ciceronian purity of language. Cicer
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'''Latin characters'''
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...17th century): name of later owner (“Christopherus Fuiche” ?) in Greek and Latin, oriented upside down to text.
...17th century): name of later owner (“Christopherus Fuiche” ?) in Greek and Latin, oriented upside down to text.
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...in other parts of the world? What capacities were retained exclusively by Latin literature? Participants examined the consequences of the migrations of bot
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Since the sixteenth century, the embodied souls of medieval Latin Christianity have both persisted and been reinterpreted in myriad ways. Con
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[[Valeria Lopez Fadul]], Assistant Professor of History and Latin American Studies, Wesleyan University
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