48. Principi descrittivi ed esplicativi nel De lingua latina di Varrone

Viti, Carlotta

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“…He was also aware that Latin words could have come from other languages, such as Greek. Huge amounts have been written on Varro's methodology and practice; in addition to the works of Pfaffel, see, among others, Fehling (1956Fehling ( , 1957, Schröter (1960), Coleman (2001), Blank (2008), Viti (2016), de Wolfgang (2019a: 35-54, 126-236, 2019b: 105-7). On Roman approaches to etymology generally see Wölfflin (1893).…”

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Reconstructed forms in the Roman writers on language

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Ancient writers on the Latin language had the concept of 'reconstruction' of words which existed in earlier stages of the language. In some ways this was similar to modern notions of reconstruction, in others different. In this article I show how writers subsequent to Varro continued to use concepts of relationships of sounds between older and classical Latin, and between Latin and other languages, to come up with their reconstructions. I will also show that these reconstructions could be considered to have once existed, to the extent that they could be treated as real words in lexica.

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Reconstructed forms in the Roman writers on language

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48. Principi descrittivi ed esplicativi nel De lingua latina di Varrone

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