Ecclesiastical Latin Syntax
Ecclesiastical Latin Syntax is a linguistic framework constituting the grammatical rules and structural principles governing the use of Latin as standardized in the liturgical and scholarly traditions of the Roman Catholic Church, distinguished from Classical Latin Syntax by its incorporation of medieval, patristic, and ecclesial usage.
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The Latin Grammarians of the Empire
W. M. Lindsay · The American Journal of Philology · 1916 · 24 citations
<i>Vidularia</i>: Outlines Of A Reconstruction
Dér Katalin · The Classical Quarterly · 1987 · 14 citations
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