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Latin Proclitics II
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While Chapter 4 considered the late antique evidence for Latin grammarians’ thought on proclitic words, Chapter 5 considers the much scantier evidence dating from the first three centuries AD, working backwards in time from comments in a glossary preserved on a third-century AD papyrus (P.Sorb. inv. 2069) to comments in Aulus Gellius, Velius Longus, Quintilian, and a fragment of Remmius Palaemon. The chapter argues that these texts repeatedly present us with a picture compatible with what we find in late antique grammatical texts, and sheds new light on the notoriously difficult discussion in Quintilian.
Title: Latin Proclitics II
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While Chapter 4 considered the late antique evidence for Latin grammarians’ thought on proclitic words, Chapter 5 considers the much scantier evidence dating from the first three centuries AD, working backwards in time from comments in a glossary preserved on a third-century AD papyrus (P.
Sorb.
inv.
2069) to comments in Aulus Gellius, Velius Longus, Quintilian, and a fragment of Remmius Palaemon.
The chapter argues that these texts repeatedly present us with a picture compatible with what we find in late antique grammatical texts, and sheds new light on the notoriously difficult discussion in Quintilian.
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