Caesar's De analogia
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| Glavni autor: | Caesar, Gaius Julius (-) |
| Ostali autori: | Garcea, Alessandro (Editor), Caesar, Julius (-) |
| Vrsta građe: | Knjiga |
| Jezik: | eng lat |
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Oxford : New York :
Oxford University Press,
2012.
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- Abbreviations Part I. INTRODUCTION
- 1: Inter tela uolantia
- A: Caesarian Politics
- B: Linguistic Politics
- C: Eclecticism
- D: Polemics and Debates
- E: Analogy and the Latin Grammatical Tradition
- 2: The Writing of De analogia
- A: Caesars Intellectual Education
- B: Some Chronological Reference Points
- C: The Title of the Treatise
- 3: Caesars Grammatical Stance
- A: Questions De orthographia
- B: Derivation and Inflection
- C: Analogy and Conventionalism
- Appendix: The Grammatical Excursus in Ciceros Orator
- PART II. CICERO, CAESAR, AND THE ORATORES ELEGANTES: RECREATING A DEBATE AT A DISTANCE
- 4: The Rhetorical Doctrine ofElegantia
- A: The Virtutes orationis
- B: From Theory to History: From Theory to History: De oratore versus Brutus
- 5: Cicero and Caesars De analogia
- A: Marcellus and Caesar
- B: The Introduction to De analogia
- C: Controlling Language Change
- D: Analogy, Usage, and the Alexandrian Tradition
- E: Caesar the Prose Writer
- 6: Rhetoric and Grammar in Roman Epicureanism
- A: Purity and Clarity
- B: Caesars Supposed Neo-Atticism
- PART III. TEXTS, TRANSLATIONS, AND COMMENTARY
- Chronology (T12)
- Title (T35)
- The Introduction (F1AC)
- Lexical Selection (F2)
- The Alphabet (F3)
- I as Consonans duplex (F4)
- The Sonus medius (F5)
- The Semiuocales (F6)
- The Mutae at the End of a Word (F7)
- Derivation (F8)
- The Criteria of Analogy between Nouns (F9)
- Grammatical Gender (F10)
- Grammatical Number (F11AB)
- Case and the Paradigmatic Role of the Ablative (F12)
- I Stems and Consonant Stems: The Singular (F1321)
- I Stems and Consonant Stems: The Plural (F223)