Introduction (pp. 7-13) [|––» Introduction.pdf]
Laura Biondi: Artes lectoriae e ortografie del latino. Grammatica, retorica, teologia nei secoli XI-XIII (pp. 14-34)
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Paola Cotticelli-Kurras: The metalanguage of clause structure in Medieval grammars: What about dependent clauses? (pp. 35-65)
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Francesca Cotugno: Metaphors in Medieval metalanguage. The body in the parts of speech (pp. 66-83)
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Margherita Farina: The integration of the category of arthron in the Syriac grammatical tradition (pp. 84-98)
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Frédéric Lambert: Phrasis entre rhétorique et grammaire. De Denys d'Halicarnasse aux commentateurs byzantins (pp. 99-124)
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Anneli Luhtala: Alternative approaches to syntactic analysis in Ancient rhetoric and dialectic (pp. 125-142)
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Costantino Marmo: Syntax in the first two commentaries on Martin of Dacia's Modi significandi (1280s-1290s) (pp. 143-160)
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Chiara Martinelli: Reflection on syntax in Medieval grammars. Francesco da Buti's Contributiont (pp. 161-168)
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Lucio Melazzo: A few thoughts on copula in Peter Abelard (pp. 169-192)
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Stella Merlin, Alfredo Rizza: Alcuin — a dialectic practice of grammar (pp. 193-212)
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Castrenze Nigrelli: Searching for syntax in the Early Medieval commentaries on Donatus (pp. 213-229)
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Diego Poli: Syntactic instances in the Old Irish glosses (pp. 230-256)
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Velizar Sadovski: Grammaticography of Early Modern East Slavic and topics on complex sentence syntax in the no-man's land between grammar and rhetoric, II. Second period: 16th and early 17th century manuals (pp. 257-287)
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Nicola Santoni: Albericus Casinensis, Magister Gaufridus, and the artes dictandi in the Bolognese Studium. Rhetorical and grammatical contribution to the medieval views on syntax (pp. 288-301)