‎Langage‎

‎Aisling Byrne, Victoria Flood (eds)‎

‎Crossing Borders in the Insular Middle Ages‎

‎, Brepols, 2019 Hardback, viii + 332 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:2 b/w, 4 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503566733.‎

‎Summary This volume offers an in-depth exploration of the cultural connections between and across Britain, Ireland, and Iceland during the high and late Middle Ages. Drawing together new research from international scholars working in Celtic Studies, Norse, and English, the contributions gathered together here establish the coherence of the medieval Insular world as an area for literary analysis and engage with a range of contemporary approaches to examine the ways, and the degrees to which, Insular literatures and cultures connect both with each other, and with the wider European mainstream. The articles in this collection discuss the Insular histories of some of the most widely read literary works and authors of the Middle Ages, including Geoffrey of Monmouth and William Langland. They trace the legends of Troy and of Charlemagne as they travelled across linguistic and geographical borders, give fresh attention to the multilingual manuscript collections of great households and families, and explore the political implications of language choice in a linguistically plural society. In doing so, they shed light on a complex network of literary and cultural connections and establish the Insular world not as a periphery, but as a centre. TABLE OF CONTENTS Insular Connections and Comparisons in the Later Middle Ages - AISLING BYRNE AND VICTORIA FLOOD The Red Book and the White: Gentry Libraries in Medieval Wales - HELEN FULTON Medical Texts in Welsh Translation: Y Pedwar Gwlybwr and Rhinweddau Bwydydd - ELENA PARINA Early Tudor Translation of English Prophecy in Wales - VICTORIA FLOOD Propaganda or Parody? Latin Abuse Poetry from the Hundred Years War - JOANNA BELLIS Contrapuntal Alliteration in Piers Plowman and Skaldic Poetry - RORY MCTURK Gabh ltais Shearluis Mh ir in its Irish and Insular contexts - ERICH POPPE Translating the Crusades in Late Medieval Ireland - AISLING BYRNE Removing the Muses: Responses to Statian Subjectivity in the Middle Irish Thebaid - MARIAMNE BRIGGS Heroic Traditions in Dialogue: The Imtheachta Aeniasa - JULIE LEBLANC Iceland and the Land of Women: The Norse Gl sisvellir and the Otherworld Islands of Early Irish Literature - MATTHIAS EGELER Empire of Emotion: The Formation of Emotive Literary Identities and Mentalities in the North - SIF RIKHARDSDOTTIR The Latin Connection: Geoffrey of Monmouth in Iceland - SARAH BACCIANTI An Ideal Nobleman: Transformations of the Classical Hero Hercules in the Old Norse Tr jumanna saga - SABINE HEIDI WALTHER‎

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‎A. I. Doyle, Ralph Hanna‎

‎Hope Allen's Writings Ascribed to Richard Rolle: A Corrected List of Copies‎

‎, Brepols, 2019 Paperback, xxi + 102 pages, Size:178 x 254 mm, Language: English. ISBN 9782503584812.‎

‎Summary Richard Rolle was perhaps the most influential English spiritual writer of the late Middle Ages. This volume provides references to the more than 600 surviving medieval books that offer the primary evidence for his works and their transmission. Hope Allen's Writings Ascribed to Richard Rolle, now nearly a century old, is a foundational work of English palaeography. This volume extends Allen's most basic contribution, her catalogue of manuscripts conveying Rolle's works.‎

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‎G. H. Gerrits‎

‎Sisterbook of Master Geert?s House, Deventer The Lives and Spirituality of the Sisters, c. 1390?c. 1460‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Hardcover, Pages: 352 pages,Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:1 b/w, 3 col., Language(s):English. ISBN 9782503602509.‎

‎The Sisterbook of Master Geert?s House contains the lives of sixty-four Sisters of the Common Life who died between 1398 and 1456. Founded as an alms-house for destitute women in 1374, by the end of the fourteenth century Master Geert?s House had become a home for women desiring to live a life of humility and penitence, as well as in community of goods without vows. The Sisterbook was likely written sometime between 1460 and 1470, at a time when the religious fervour that had characterized the earlier Sisters had begun to wane. It was to incite the readers and hearers of the Sisterbook, which would have been read in the refectory during mealtimes, to imitate the earlier Sisters who are portrayed as outstanding examples of godliness and Sisters of the Common Life. The opening sentence of the Sisterbook succinctly sums up the author?s reason for writing it: ?Here begin some edifying points about our earlier Sisters whose lives it behoves us to have before our eyes at all times, for in their ways they were truly like a candle on a candlestick?, and who, by implication, could still illumine the way for her own generation of Sisters. The first foundation of Sisters of the Common Life, Master Geert?s House became the ?mother? house of numerous other houses in the Low Countries and Germany directly as well as indirectly and served as an inspiration for others. This book provides a study of the Sisterbook and its significance in the Devotio Moderna and late medieval female religiosity, while the accompanying translation introduces this important source to an English audience. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction The Sisterbook of Master Geert?s House, One of a ?Family? of Five The Sister Community in Master Geert?s House and Its Daily Routine The History of the House of Master Geert The Sisters. A Prosopographical Overview The Mistress, and Other Offices The Founding of New Sister Houses and the Reformation of Others Profectus virtutum (Progress in the Virtues), the Guiding Principle in the Sisters? Lives and Spirituality The Sisterbook of Master Geert?s House: Its Composition and Sources The Sisterbook: Genre and Resemblance to Other Sisterbooks The Bible and Christian Authors Cited in the Sisterbook Dirk de Man?s Edition of the Sisterbook and the Present Translation The Sisterbook of Master Geert?s House, Deventer. The Lives and Spirituality of the Sisters Appendix 1. List of Mothers/Mistresses and Priest?Rectors of Master Geert?s House Appendix 2. Sisters Mentioned in the Sisterbook that Do Not Have their Own Vita Bibliography Index of Biblical Texts Index of Names and Places Subject Index‎

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‎Martin Camargo‎

‎Renaissance of Rhetoric in Late Medieval Oxford Treatises of the Oxford Rhetoricians, 1364?ca.1435‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Hardback,Pages: xii + 584 pages, Size:150 x 230 mm, Language:English., *new ISBN 9780888442406.‎

‎This book documents an unprecedented effort to produce new treatises on rhetoric at Oxford in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Part 1 includes chapters on the origins, causes, and eventual decline of this "renaissance," as well as on the new textbooks and their authors, tradition and innovation in their rhetorical precepts, and the pedagogical contexts in which they were deployed. Part 2 consists of Latin editions and facing English translations of eight rhetorical treatises. Four of the Latin texts have never been printed before, and all eight are translated here for the first time. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface Abbreviations Part 1. Rhetoric in Late Medieval Oxford: Authors, Doctrines, Contexts Chapter One. The Origins and Causes of the Oxford Renaissance of Rhetoric Chapter Two. New Textbooks and Their Authors Chapter Three. Tradition and Innovation in Rhetorical Precepts Chapter Four. The Oxford Rhetoricians and the University Statutes Chapter Five. Diffusion and Decline of the Oxford Renaissance of Rhetoric Part 2. Latin Texts, English Translations, Commentaries Note on the Texts, Translations, and Commentaries Anonymous, Floride dictacionis compendium Anonymous, Forma dictandi John of Briggis, Compilacio de arte dictandi Thomas Merke, Formula moderni et usitati dictaminis Thomas Sampson, Salutarium (Introduction) Thomas Sampson, Modus dictandi Anonymous (Simon?), Regina sedens Rethorica Simon Alcock, De modo colorandi ac etiam de modo disponendi terminos Commentaries Bibliography Index Manuscripts Scriptural Citations Premodern Authors and Works‎

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‎Journal of Medieval Latin 35/2025‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Paperback, Pages: 444 pages, Size:178 x 254 mm, Language(s):English, Latin, *New. ISBN 9782503615608.‎

‎TABLE OF CONTENTS Jacopo Bisagni, Where is the Sun at Night? New Evidence from Laon, M diath que Suzanne Martinet, MS 422 Emily Kesling, The Gospel Extracts and the Theme of the Royal Prayerbook Ralph Hanna, The Tract Convertimini: Author, Manuscripts, Dating, Text Alexandra Zhirnova, Liberae mentis praesidium: Pelagius in Aldhelm?s De uirginitate R. Jacob McDonie, The Rhetoric of Character in Baudri of Bourgueil?s Adaptation of Heroides 16 and 17 Craig A. Gibson, When Storyworlds Collide: The Influence of Barlaam and Josaphat on John of Alta Silva?s Dolopathos (De rege et septem sapientibus) Rebecca Menmuir and Simon Whedbee, Glossing Books 1 and 2 of the Pseudo-Ovidian De vetula James Drysdale Miller, An Anonymous Sermon from Eleventh-Century Fleury: Sermo in laude patris Benedicti (Ad illuminandum) Fabio Mantegazza, Dungal and Donatus of Fiesole: Some Considerations on the ?Scotti peregrini? and St. Brigid?s Cult in Italy Zachary Thomas, Hildebert of Lavardin?s Versus de mysterio misse: Introduction and Edition Review essay: Erik Wade, Non Homo: Queerness and Medieval Latin Literature. David Townsend, Queering Medieval Latin Rhetoric: Silence, Subversion and Sexual Heterodoxy; David Rollo, Medieval Writings on Sex between Men: Peter Damian's The Book of Gomorrah and Alain de Lille's The Plaint of Nature.‎

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‎Rory G. Critten, Juliette Vuille‎

‎Power of Words in Late Medieval Devotional and Mystical Writing Essays in Honour of Denis Renevey‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Hardback, Pages: 368 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:5 b/w, 2 col., Language:English, *New. ISBN 9782503602929.‎

‎This volume offers a series of essays focusing on the power of words. Contributors address the centrality of language to devotional and mystical experience as well as the attitudes towards language fostered by devotional and mystical practices. The essays are arranged under four subheadings: (1) ?Other Words: Figures and Metaphors,? treating the application of the languages of romantic love, medicine, and travel to descriptions of devotional and mystical experience; (2) ?Iconic Words: Images and the Name of Jesus,? considering the deployment of words and the Word (Jesus) as powerful images in devotional practice; (3) ?Testing Words: Syntax and Semantics,? exploring the ways in which medieval writers stretch the conventions of language to achieve fresh perspectives on devotional and mystical experiences; and (4) ?Beyond Words: The Apophatic and The Senses,? offering novel perspectives on a group of texts that address the difficulty of expressing God and visionary experience with words. The volume?s global purpose is to demonstrate the attractions of an explicitly philological approach for scholars studying the Christian tradition. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ? Rory G. Critten and Juliette Vuille Part One. Other Words: Figures and Metaphors 1. Holy Infirmary and Holy Holism in The Conventual Life Of Helfta ? Nao Kukita Yoshikawa 2. Wandering in Late Medieval Devotional Literature ? Diana Denissen 3. Imagination, Affects, and the Curative Power of Words in a Fifteenth-Century Adaptation Of William Flete?s De Remediis Contra Temptacione ? Ana Rita Parreiras Reis 4. Walter Hilton?s Epistola de leccione, intencione, meditacione, oracione et aliis: a translation ? Marleen Cr and Francesco Livorno 5. Listening to the Words of Margery Kempe in the Early Printed Texts of A Short Treatise Of Contemplation ? Elisabeth Dutton Part Two. Iconic Words: Images and the Name of Jesus 6. ?"Le Nom de Jhesus en la bouche plus doulz que miel": An Overlooked Fifteenth-Century Middle French Treatise ? Anne Mouron 7. Lydgate?s Multimedia Poems and Devotion to the Name of Jesus ? Mary C. Flannery 8. Blaspheming and Print in Stephen Hawes?s Conversion Of Swearers (1509) ? Marco Nievergelt Part Three. Testing Words: Semantics and Syntax 9. ?Si Heremita Dicerer?: Richard Rolle and the Status Vite Solitarie ? E. A. Jones 10. ?Privy Tuchyngs of Swete Gostly Syghts?: Reciprocal Longing in Julian Of Norwich ? Vincent Gillespie 11. Empty Words: Interjections, Emotions, and Belief in Middle English Religious Literature ? Daniel McCann 12. An Order of Words: Language and Prayer in the Wooing Group ? Annie Sutherland 13. Semantic Austerity in Petrarch?s Description of Time ? Alessandra Petrina Part Four. Beyond Words: The Apophatic and the Senses 14. Body and Mind, Affect and Cognition: Articulating Vision in The Revelations Of Divine Love of Julian Of Norwich and The Book Of Margery Kempe ? Corinne Saunders 15. The Call to Hear in Late Medieval Mystical Writings from England: Richard Rolle and Richard Methley ? Tam s Kar th 16. Intentio and the One-Syllable Prayer in The Cloud Of Unknowing ? Katherine Zieman 17. ?Fer Aboue Alle Creaturis ou?t Vn enkable?: What Reginald Pecock Did with Proving the Existence of God and Divine Infinity ? Ian Johnson Denis Renevey, An Annotated Bibliography ? Christiania Whitehead Tabula gratulatoria Index‎

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‎Alger N. Doane (ed)‎

‎Werden A Glossary, Edition and Commentary‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 hardback, Pages: 324 pages, Size:155 x 245 mm, Illustrations:4 b/w, 1 tables b/w. Language(s):Latin, English, Old English. NEW. ISBN 9782503612485.‎

‎Summary This is an edition of a key eighth century glossary, traditionally called "Werden A" after the abbey in Germany where its unique manuscript was probably written about 810, incorporating English materials of earlier date, It is one of an important set of early English glossaries usually associated with the school of Canterbury under Archbishop Theodore in the last quarter of the seventh century; this was the first important center of learning in England after the conversion to Christianity from ca. 600 and its alumni and scholarship spread out not only over England in the subsequent century but to north-east France and Germany in the so-called "Anglo-Saxon Mission" with the aim of bringing Christianity to semi-pagan lands. Such glossaries played a big part in these campaigns and strongly influenced Old High German glossaries and literature for several centuries more. Werden A shows ample signs of its career on the continent with many entries that must have originated in Frisia, France, Saxony and the Rhineland. Moreover, Werden A presents many difficult editorial challenges: it is very fragmentary, preserved as several mutilated and dispersed parts, most of which were destroyed in World War II and are only preserved in poor nineteenth century transcripts, and beyond that the text is often obscure and corrupt. This edition undertakes to reconstruct the codicology and contents of the original book before its dispersal, retrieval of the remaining text as originally written, establishment of the sources of the various items, and the deciphering and interpretation of individual entries that are often highly original and unparalleled in other glossaries. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Appendix 1. Index to Vernacular Interpretants Appendix 2. Sources of Vernacular Items Critical Edition of Werden A Glossary Commentary Bibliography Indices‎

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‎Carlos Prieto Espinosa‎

‎Los oficios de los diplomas latinos de la Catalu a altomedieval. Estudio de las innovaciones l xicas. XI Premio Internacional de Tesis Doctorales Fundaci n Ana Mar a Aldama Roy de Estudios Latinos‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Paperback, Pages: 568, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:145 tables b/w., Language: Spanish. ISBN 9782503611570.‎

‎Summary In addition to providing invaluable insights into material culture, the configuration of social structures, and the legal customs of the period, the diplomas drafted in Catalonia during the High Middle Ages (9th-12th centuries) constitute an invaluable linguistic source. They bring together elements of Latin from the Roman era, particularly its late variant, Christian Latin, Vulgar Latin, and early pre-literary Catalan. This combination gives rise to a series of linguistic innovations that characterize a Latin which, despite being a learned language, exhibits features more typical of a living speech. Framed within the research project of the Glossarium Mediae Latinitatis Cataloniae (GMLC), this volume offers a study of 112 lexical innovations in the semantic field of trades identified in these sources. The analysis of these terms -many of which are loans, either Latinized or not, from Catalan- sheds light on the activities through which artisans, peasants, merchants, and others contributed to the development of medieval Catalan society. The findings are presented in the form of lexicographical entries, providing the reader with a comprehensive analysis of the etymological, semantic, morphological, and evolutionary aspects of each term, alongside other extralinguistic data of interest. Adem s de ofrecer noticias muy valiosas sobre la cultura material, la configuraci n de las estructuras sociales o las costumbres jur dicas de la poca, los diplomas redactados en la Catalu a de la Alta Edad Media (ss. IX-XII) son una fuente de incalculable valor por su lengua, que resulta de integrar el lat n de poca romana, sobre todo en su variante tard a, con el lat n de los cristianos, con el lat n vulgar y con la lengua catalana preliteraria. Esta mezcla genera toda una serie de innovaciones ling sticas que singularizan un lat n que, a pesar de su condici n de lengua aprendida, presenta rasgos m s propios de un habla viva. Inscrito en el marco de investigaci n del Glossarium Mediae Latinitatis Cataloniae (GMLC), este volumen ofrece el estudio de las 112 innovaciones l xicas del campo sem ntico de los oficios que se han detectado en esas fuentes. El estudio de estas voces, entre las que se cuentan numerosos pr stamos de la lengua catalana y que dan noticia de los artesanos, campesinos o comerciantes, entre otros, que contribuyeron a impulsar la sociedad catalana medieval, se presenta en forma de fichas lexicogr ficas. A trav s de estas fichas, estructuradas en diversos apartados, se pone a disposici n del lector un an lisis exhaustivo del aspecto etimol gico, sem ntico, morfol gico y evolutivo de cada palabra, as como otros datos de inter s extraling stico. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 1. Estudio Preliminar 2. Metodolog a y objetivos 3. Estructura 4. Criterios formales y abreviaturas 5. Agradecimientos Estudio Preliminar 1. El corpus textual de la Catalu a altomedieval 2. El lat n de la documentaci n 3. El l xico de los oficios ESTUDIO L XICO 1. Artesan a 2. Construcci n e ingenier a 3. Agricultura, ganader a y caza 4. Comercio y navegaci n 5. Caballer a y milicia 6. M sica y escritura 7. Medicina y barber a 8. Otros oficios Conclusiones 1. Innovaciones l xicas en los nombres de oficio 2. Los nombres de oficio y los diplomas 3. El g nero femenino 4. Dataciones avanzadas Bibliograf a Listado de abreviaturas ndice de voces Index uerborum et locutionum ndice de autores antiguos y medievales ndice de autores modernos y contempor neos‎

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‎Zuzana Silagiov , Pavel N vlt‎

‎Latinitatis medii aevi lexicon Bohemorum / Slovn k stredovek latiny v cesk ch zem ch. II: C. Editio altera, aucta et emendata / Druh , rozs ren a opraven vyd n . Corpus Christianorum‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: iv + 979, Size:155 x 245 mm, Languages: Latin, Czech, English. ISBN 9782503606996.‎

‎Summary The Dictionary of Medieval Latin in Czech Lands registers and explains the vocabulary of Medieval Latin as used in Czech lands since ca. 1000 CE to 1500 CE. It is based on ca. 800.000 excerpt sheets, drawn from literary, scholarly, and administrative texts. It takes into account not only published sources, but also the manuscript texts (esp. those containing philosophical, theological and scientific treatises, vocabularies, and administrative documents) that still remain unpublished. It also captures and explains the vocabulary of the late Middle Ages, not included in most similar dictionaries. It provides thorough and sufficiently informative data about the wide range and heterogeneity of means of expression to be found in Medieval Latin. It captures all phonological, morphological, syntactical, stylistic, prosodic and semantic divergences of Medieval Latin vocabulary inherited from the ancient era as compared with classical norms. It also provides an exhaustive analysis of newly?emerged Medieval Latin words. It is an indispensable tool for medievalists from various fields, especially those who focus on Central Europe. TABLE OF CONTENTS Latinitatis medii aevi lexicon Bohemorum. II: C‎

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‎Daniel Thomas‎

‎Old English Poet as Reader‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 312, Size:156 x 234 mm, Language: English. ISBN 9782503612201.‎

‎Summary Little is known about the original audiences of Old English poetry. The clearest evidence we possess for the reception of these verse texts is provided by the poets themselves, who must have been amongst the most dedicated and learned consumers of the poetic corpus to which they contributed. Thinking about how these poets read and responded to the work of their fellow practitioners can help us to recover something of the literary attitudes and expectations that governed both the production and reception of Old English poetry. The Old English Poet as Reader proposes a new approach to the study of Old English poetry which simultaneously recognizes the traditional and formulaic aspects of Old English poetry while also accepting that poets working within this tradition engaged in direct and sophisticated ways with individual vernacular poetic models. The extent to which this can be demonstrated from the surviving and inevitably partial record of Old English verse suggests that such strategies constituted a key feature of the vernacular tradition for both poets and audiences. Scholars have long been accustomed to thinking about Old English poets as engaged readers of their Latin textual sources. This volume argues that we must now recognize them as equally sophisticated and literary readers of their vernacular poetic sources as well. TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1. Introduction: Allusive Poetics and Old English Verse Chapter 2. Poetry in Pieces: Fitts and Poetic Composition in Andreas Chapter 3. Poets in Crisis: Imitation and Contrast in Andreas and Guthlac A Chapter 4. Traditional Theme and Narrative Structure: 'Sleeping after the Feast' in Beowulf and Andreas Chapter 5. What has Grendel to do with Christ? Approach Scenes in Judith and The Descent into Hell Chapter 6. The Good, the Bad, and the Mediocre: English Boethianism in Cynewulf's Juliana Chapter 7. Afterword Appendix. Five Approach Scenes Bibliography Index‎

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‎Giovanbattista Galdi, Simon Aerts, Alessandro Papini (eds)‎

‎Varietate delectamur: Multifarious Approaches to Synchronic and Diachronic Variation in Latin. Selected Papers from the 14th International Colloquium on Late and Vulgar Latin (Ghent, 2022)‎

‎, Brepols, 2025 Hardback, Pages: 792, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:65 b/w, 120 tables b/w., Languages: English, French, Italian. ISBN 9782503606798.‎

‎Summary The focus of the Latin Vulgaire - Latin Tardif book series lies on the complex and multifaceted problem of late and so-called vulgar Latin. Specifically, starting out from a wide range of methodological approaches involving all levels of language, the series' main purpose is to investigate how Classical Latin (i.e. the language used in the period from ca. 100 BC to AD 100 by authors such as Cicero, Horace and Vergil) underwent the changes during the late period (i.e. mainly between the 3rd and the 7th century AD) that resulted in (the early stages of) the Romance languages. To this purpose, three main types of linguistic sources are taken into consideration. First, direct Latin sources, which include for instance texts written by people with a lesser level of literacy (e.g. inscriptions, soldiers' letters), or by fully literate authors reproducing colloquial language deliberately (e.g. Petronius, Apuleius). Second, indirect Latin sources, which consist of metalinguistic testimonies of ancient authors (mainly, but not exclusively, grammarians) dealing with the language variation typical of their time and region. And third, the Romance idioms themselves: by comparing sources in at least two Romance varieties, one may reconstruct Latin words or forms which were used widely in spoken usage but, for different reasons, are not attested in any extant source. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface Orality and Diastratic Variation Terence's language between oratory and vulgar Latin (Gualtiero Calboli) Les marques d'ouverture du discours direct dans le roman latin (le Satyricon de P trone et les M tamorphoses d'Apul e) (Joseph Dalbera) Motion pseudo-coordination in Plautus' and Terence's plays. A corpus-based analysis (Simone Gentile & Carmelina Toscano) La geminazione di s- preconsonantica nella koin scrittoria latino-greca. Dati empirici e aspetti teorici (Serena Barchi) Latin technical legal terminology in Greek papyrus documents. Some examples from Late Antique and Byzantine Egypt (Alessia Pezzella) Some evidence on geminatio consonantium between standardisation and variation (Lucia Tamponi) Phenomena of graphic interference in Latin curse tablets from Africa (Mariarosaria Zinzi) Christian Latin in Late Antiquity La per frasis habeo + infinitivo en el Itinerarium Egeriae (Olga lvarez Huerta) Virtus adunationis. Alcuni esempi di innovazione lessicale nel De anima di Cassiodoro (Michele Di Marco) El uso de ipse y dem s formas demostrativas en la Regla de San Benito de Nursia (Alfonso Garc a Leal) A spiritual use of Lat. mens in Gregory the Great's Homilies on Gospels (Octavian Gordon) Clausal word order in the Passio Perpetuae et Felicitatis. An emerging V2 grammar? (Kim A. Groothuis) Morphologies in contact in Bible translations. The nomina agentis in New Testament Latin (Elisabetta Magni) Motions verbs in the Vulgata. Aspect and deixis in a diachronic and typological perspective (Andrea Nuti) Nuovi contributi sulla lingua dell'anonimo poema dell'Heptateuchos (i termini anus e odium) (Maria Rosaria Petringa) Il de con ablativo nelle controuersiae di Ennodio (dict. 21-22) (Amedeo A. Raschieri) Style matters. Hyperbaton and genre in Augustine of Hippo (Agnes Vendel) The Greek loan word presbyteri in Vetus Latina and Vulgate Susanna (Vulg. Dan. 13). Reception by Cyprian, Lucifer, and Jerome (Kevin Zilverberg) Technical Latin in Late Antiquity Muliebribus uerbis usus sum. The Gynaecia of Mustio and the language of midwives (Micaela Brembilla) Nomi di mestiere nel glossario latino-greco degli Hermeneumata Celtis (Salvatore Cammisuli) Offa, ofella, offula. A semantic analysis in Apicius' De re coquinaria (Marilena De Gregorio) Ortografia ed evoluzione linguistica nel latino tardo (Paolo De Paolis) Sobre el acercamiento de mitto a pono en el lat n poscl sico (Mar a Isabel Jim nez & Chantal Melis) Diachronic Perspectives on Latin Alea iacta est. Insights from corpus semantics into the diachrony of the Latin passive (Simon Aerts) La gran poes a latina y las peque as lenguas romances. Algunos ejemplos l xicos del Noroeste hisp nico (Mar a Concepci n Fern ndez L pez) Classical and Late Latin poetry. Looking for diachronic variations in the grammatical categories distribution (Dominique Longr e & Marc Vandersmissen) Tracing the semantic change of socio-political terms from Classical to early Medieval Latin with computational methods (Barbara McGillivray & Krzysztof Nowak) La concordance n gative (NC) et la n gation expl tive (EN) entre renforcement et affaiblissement dans l' volution du latin aux langues romanes (Anna Orlandini & Paolo Poccetti) Late Latin Testimonies to Early Romance Innovations Back vowel mergers in Dalmatian Latin and Dalmatian Romance (B la Adamik) Latin varieties and the study of language. Social stratification in language evolution (Brigitte L.M. Bauer) On problems in the description of the Late Latin verbal system (Gerd V. M. Haverling) Termes interrogatifs dans le Liber Historiae Francorum. Concordances et discordances avec les Historiae de Gr goire de Tours (Colette Bodelot) Notes on the Late Latin Accusative Absolute construction (Paola Cotticelli-Kurras, Eystein Dahl & Jelena ?ivojinovi?) Il verbo insinuo nelle epistole commendaticiae tardoantiche (Sara Fascione) Evidence of periphrastic gradation in Late Latin (Lucie Pultrov ) Re-verbs in Late Antiquity (Josine Schrickx) Tensions linguistico-communautaires en Occident dans l'Antiquit (Tardive) et au haut Moyen ge (r sum ) (Marc Van Uytfanghe) Early Medieval Latin on the Threshold of Proto-Romance Reconsidering Langobards' Latinity from a socio-historical viewpoint (Rosanna Sornicola) Lexicographical notes on Historia Brittonum (Maxime Canin) Glutinum sermonum. The metaphorical representation of a syntactic function (Paola Cotticelli-Kurras & Francesca Cotugno) I toponimi nelle carte notarili della Langobardia minor (IX-X secolo): morfosintassi e propriet testuali (Elisa D'Argenio & Cesarina Vecchia) Manifestazioni del neutro nel latino circa roman um dei Regii Neapolitani Archiui Monumenta (sec. X) (Eleonora Delfino) Variazione lessicale e linguaggio notarile. Qualche esempio dalle carte mediolatine della Campania (IX-XII secolo) (Valentina Ferrari) Sintassi, semantica e testualit dei pronomi relativi qui e que nelle carte notarili della Langobardia minor (IX secolo) (Paolo Greco) Norme et style dans les textes narratifs latins du Haut Moyen ge. Essai de typologie (S ndor Kiss) Asigmatic non-standard plurals in 8th- and 9th-century Tuscian charters? (Timo Korkiakangas & Tommi Alho) The syntactic glosses of the Liber Iudicum Popularis (Afra Pujol i Campeny) Alternanze tematiche, innovazione e polimorfismo. Le testimonianze di alcune raccolte documentarie dell'Italia meridionale (Simona Valente) Workshop in Celebration of Gualtiero Calboli's Career Discontinuit du groupe nominal dans la Vulgate (Bernard Bortolussi) Aspects of juridical language in Benedict's Rule (Giovanbattista Galdi) El origen de t?r?, -?nis 'novillo uncido' y de *t?r?re 'tirar'. Dos creaciones del habla r stica (Benjam n Garc a-Hern ndez) Les constructions infinitives selon la conception de Gualtiero Calboli (S ndor Kiss) Sur l'interaction entre n gation, verbes modaux et modalit s (Anna Orlandini & Paolo Poccetti) Ille in the Latin Gospel of John. Demonstratives and articles in translation (Silvia Pieroni) On the scope of theticity in Latin (Hannah Ros n) Workshop on Inscriptions and tabellae defixionum Shaping shapes. Sicilicus and other diacritics in Latin epigraphy (Lucia Tamponi & Serena Barchi) Exorcisms, oaths, and invocations in Greek and Latin curse tablets, funerary inscriptions, and amulets. Some preliminary results (Juraj Franek, Daniela Urbanov & Ulrike Ehmig) Normativity. Editing Latin inscriptions (Marietta Horster, Katharina Kagerer & Christine Wulf)‎

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‎Thomas N. Hall, Winfried Rudolf (eds)‎

‎Sermons, Saints, and Sources. Studies in the Homiletic and Hagiographic Literature of Early Medieval England‎

‎, Brepols, 2025 Hardback, Pages: 444, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:1 b/w, 8 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503610542.‎

‎Summary The corpus of sermons and saints' lives from early medieval England, in English and Latin, is the largest and most varied of its kind from a contemporary European perspective. In recent years this extraordinary body of literature has attracted increasing attention, as witnessed by an efflorescence of new editions, translations, commentaries, essay collections, dissertations, and amply funded research projects such as the Electronic Corpus of Anonymous Old English Homilies (ECHOE) project based at the University of G ttingen. The present collection of thirteen essays grew out of a 2022 conference sponsored by the ECHOE project on Old English anonymous homilies and saints' lives and their sources and reflects the best of current scholarship on early medieval homiletic and hagiographic literature from England. This literature is central to an understanding of the spiritual imagination and social practices of non- lite audiences. Together, they introduce new discoveries, identify new sources, edit new texts, make new claims about authors, revisers, and textual relationships, revise previous arguments about aspects of literary history, and provide new interpretations of Old English and Latin sermons and saints' lives. These studies show vividly how European learning influenced the liturgical practices and peripheral education of early medieval England. Contributors include Helen Appleton, Aidan Conti, Claudia Di Sciacca, R. D. Fulk, Thomas N. Hall, Christopher A. Jones, Leslie Lockett, Rosalind Love, Hugh Magennis, Stephen Pelle, Jane Roberts, Winfried Rudolf, and Charles D. Wright. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction - THOMAS N. HALL AND WINFRIED RUDOLF Our Spiritual Meeting Places: Regulating Liturgical Processions in Old English Homilies for Rogationtide - HELEN APPLETON Rogationtide, Doomsday, and Communitas in Bazire-Cross Homily iii - CHARLES D. WRIGHT The Rogationtide Homily In vigilia Ascensionis in Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 303: an Eschatological Hodgepodge for Post-Conquest England - CLAUDIA DI SCIACCA 'Quoting' the Bible in Times of Trouble: Wulfstan and the Story of Saul and Jonathan in Napier Homily xxxvi - WINFRIED RUDOLF Revisiting Some 'Stock Descriptions of Heaven and Hell' in the Old English Anonymous Homilies - STEPHEN PELLE The Old English Phoenix Homily and Its Congeners - R. D. FULK What's in a Name? Negotiating the Everyday Exegesis of the Homiliary of Angers - AIDAN CONTI Early English Homiletic Treatments of Christ's Passion: Generic and Liturgical Influences - CHRISTOPHER A. JONES The Earliest Latin Sermon for the Virgin's Conception at the Annunciation - THOMAS N. HALL Domesticating Translation in the Old English Legend of the Seven Sleepers - HUGH MAGENNIS Some Differences between the Vercelli and Vespasian Prose Guthlac Texts - JANE ROBERTS Starting to Write about the Saints of Kent - ROSALIND LOVE The 'Sanctification' of Agustinus in the Old English Soliloquies - LESLIE LOCKETT Manuscript Index Sermon Index Hagiography Index General Index‎

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‎Jennifer Clement‎

‎Rhetoric, Persuasion, and Teaching the Emotions in the Early Modern English Sermon, 1600-1642‎

‎, Brepols, 2025 Hardback, Pages: 203, Size:156 x 234 mm, Languages: English. ISBN 9782503614328.‎

‎Summary The early seventeenth-century English sermon was the bestselling print genre of its time, and church preaching was more widely attended than any play. Jennifer Clement argues here that a major aim of these sermons was to teach people how to feel the right emotions - or, as preachers would have said at the time, the passions or affections - to lead a good Christian life. In the process, preachers took a primarily rhetorical approach to the emotions; that is, they used their sermons to define emotions and to encourage their listeners and readers actively to cultivate and shape their emotions in line with Scripture. This study offers an overview of five key emotions - love, fear, anger, grief, and joy - in the sermons of key preachers such as John Donne, Richard Sibbes, Joseph Hall, Launcelot Andrewes, and others. It shows how these preachers engaged with contemporary treatises on the emotions as well as treatises on preaching to highlight the importance of the rhetorical, as opposed to the humoral, approach to understanding the emotions in a religious context. In addition, Clement reads sermons next to early seventeenth-century religious poetry by writers such as Donne, George Herbert, Amelia Lanyer, and Henry Vaughan to show how the emotional concerns of the sermons also appear in the poetry, reverberating beyond the pulpit. Bringing together rhetorical theory, sermon studies, and the history of the emotions, Clement shows how the early seventeenth-century English sermon needs to inform our thinking about literature and its engagement with emotion in this period. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction. Teaching How to Feel Chapter 1. Love, Rhetorical Address, and Moving the Emotions Chapter 2. The Blurred Boundaries of Fear and Love Chapter 3. Anger is an Energy Chapter 4. Grief and Mourning: Memento Mori and the Funeral Sermon Chapter 5. The Joy of Holy Communion Conclusion. Hating the Sinner Bibliography Index‎

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‎BANNISTER, James .‎

‎Tableau des arts et des sciences depuis les temps les plus reculés jusqu'au siècle d'Alexandre le Grand, ouvrage traduit de l'anglois de M. Jacques Bannister (par M. Boulard)‎

‎A Paris, chez J.-R. Lottin de St Germain, 1786 ; in-16°, demi-veau violine, dos lisse orné de jeux de double filet doré et fleurons dorés, titre doré, plat de papier vert foncé , tranches jaunes ( reliure vers 1830) ; Xpp., 225pp., (3)pp. Rare ouvrage dans lequel l'auteur traite de l'Architecture, de l'Astronomie, du Langage, de La Mythologie Paienne et de la Philosophie morale, de la Philosophie Naturelle. Dans un long et curieux chapitre sur le langage, l' auteur présente Rousseau comme un absurbe "Visionnaire sauvage". Quelques notes du traducteur et bibliophile H.M. Boulard, en bas de page, éclairent certaines assertions.‎

‎Ex-libris manuscrit. Petites inscriptions anciennes à l'encre dans la marge de la première page de la préface, quelques piqûres. Reliure un peu frottée, coins légèrement émoussés.Bon exemplaire en reliure du début XIXème.( Reu-Bur)‎

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‎Bernal Olga .‎

‎Langage et fiction dans le roman de Beckett Essai‎

‎. Nrf Gallimard Paris, 1969, in-8 br., coll. Le Chemin dirigée par Georges Lambrichs. Couv. à rabats. Bandeau d'annonce conservé. 241pp. Quelques passages soulignés très proprement au bic sinon bon état.‎

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‎Wemague, Bernard‎

‎Rééduquer le bégaiement‎

‎Desclée de Brouwer In-8 Couverture souple Paris 1994‎

‎Très bon 197 pages. Méthode de rééducation pour les gens touchés par ce dysfonctionnement.‎

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‎Abboud, P. F. and E. N. McCarus, Eds.‎

‎Elementary Modern Standard Arabic. Part 1 : Arabic Pronunciation and Writing; Arabic Grammar and Vocabulary, Lessons 1 - 30. Part 2 : Arabic Grammar and Vocabulary, Lessons 31 - 45. Appendices. 2 Volumes‎

‎Cambridge University Press In-4 Softcover Cambridge‎

‎Fine 634 and 481 pages. 1988-1989. Name of a previous owner on endpaper. Nice copy.‎

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‎Garneau, Michel‎

‎Lan ga ge (Langage)‎

‎Éditions à la page Couverture souple Montréal 1962 Ed. numérotée‎

‎Très bon In-8. Non paginé. Exemplaire no. 474/500/526. Belle dédicace au journaliste et écrivain Wilfrid Lemoine.‎

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‎D'HARVE G.-O.‎

‎Euphémie ou la biendisance, cours de langage français.‎

‎Bruxelles, Office de Publicité, 1925 15 x 23, 414 pp., broché, bon état‎

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‎HOTTOIS Gilbert et SOJCHER Jacques‎

‎Philosophie et langage. Morale et Enseignement.‎

‎Bruxelles, Université Libre, 1982 16 x 24, 183 pp., broché, bon état‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 8186

‎HAGEGE Claude‎

‎L'homme de paroles. Contribution linguistique aux sciences humaines. Le Temps des Sciences.‎

‎Paris, Fayard, 1985 15 x 24, 314 pp., broché, bon état‎

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‎RONDAL Jean‎

‎Votre enfant apprend à parler. Psychologie et Sciences Humaines.‎

‎Bruxelles, Pierre Mardaga, 1978 15 x 22, 107 pp., broché, bon état.‎

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‎JUNOD Charles‎

‎Recherches sur la facilité de langage. Cahiers de pédagogie expérimentale et de psychologie de l'enfant, N° 2.‎

‎Neuchatel, Delachaux et Niestlé, 1934. 17 x 24, 16 pp., broché, très bon état.‎

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‎RENAN Ernest‎

‎De l'origine du langage.‎

‎Paris, Calmann-Lévy, s.d. (ca 1910). 15 x 23, 258 pp., broché, bon état (quelques annotations au crayon gris)‎

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‎KLINGEBIEL Pierre‎

‎"L'écolier gaucher, de l'école maternelle aux grandes écoles, examens, portraits, rééquilibrations; études pratiques pour les parents et les maîtres."‎

‎Paris, Editions Sociales Françaises, 1965. 16 x 24, 179 pp., 23 figures, 8 tableaux, broché, bon état (couverture légèrement défraîchie).‎

‎préface de Henri Fauré.‎

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