New perspectives on historical Latin syntax: 1 Syntax of the sentence
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| adam_text | CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS V LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS XIX PHILIP BALDI AND
PIERLUIGI CUZZOLIN PROLEGOMENA 1 PIERLUIGI CUZZOLIN AND GERD HAVERLING
SYNTAX, SOCIOLINGUISTICS, AND LITERARY GENRES 19 GUALTIERO CALBOLI LATIN
SYNTAX AND GREEK 65 GONZALO RUBIO SEMITIC INFLUENCE IN THE HISTORY OF
LATIN SYNTAX 195 BRIGITTE L. M. BAUER WORD ORDER 241 HANNAH ROSEN
COHERENCE, SENTENCE MODIFICATION, AND SENTENCE-PART MODIFICATION - THE
CONTRIBUTION OF PARTICLES 317 M. ESPERANTO TORREGO COORDINATION 443 H.
PAUL BROWN, BRIAN D. JOSEPH, AND REX E. WALLACE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
489 SUBJECT INDEX 531 INDEX OF CLASSICAL REFERENCES 541 BIBLIOGRAFISCHE
INFORMATIONEN HTTP://D-NB.INFO/994977182 DIGITALISIERT DURCH 3.3.
CLASSICAL LATIN: CA. 90BCE-14CE ( GOLDEN LATIN ) ... 46 DETAILED
CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS V LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS XIX PHILIP BALDI AND
PIERLUIGI CUZZOLIN PROLEGOMENA 1 1. BACKGROUND AND METHODOLOGY I 2.
HISTORICAL SYNTAX AND LATIN 3 3. THE FUNCTIONAL-TYPOLOGICAL APPROACH 6
4. THE DIACHRONIC DIMENSION 9 5. AUDIENCE 13 6. VOLUME 1 13 REFERENCES
15 PIERLUIGI CUZZOLIN AND GERD HAVERLING SYNTAX, SOCIOLINGUISTICS, AND
LITERARY GENRES 19 1. INTRODUCTION 19 1.1. THE CONTEMPORARY DOCUMENTS
21 1.2. THE REPLICA DOCUMENTS 23 2. A SOCIOLINGUISTIC OVERVIEW 25 2.1.
DIATOPIC DIFFERENCES 26 2.2. DIASTRATIC DIFFERENCES 29 2.3. DIAPHASIC
DIFFERENCES 32 2.4. DIAMESIC DIFFERENCES 37 3. A BRIEF SURVEY OF THE
TEXTS AND DOCUMENTS IN LATIN IN THE DIFFERENT PERIODS 39 3.1. ARCHAIC
LATIN: SEVENTH-THIRD CENTURY BCE 39 3.1.1. THE CONTEMPORARY
DOCUMENTATION 39 3.1.2. THE REPLICA DOCUMENTATION 41 3.2. EARLY LATIN:
CA. 24O-90 BCE 43 3.2.1. THE CONTEMPORARY DOCUMENTATION 43 3.2.2. THE
REPLICA DOCUMENTATION 44 DETAILED CONTENTS 3.3.1. THE CONTEMPORARY
DOCUMENTATION 46 3.3.2. THE REPLICA DOCUMENTATION 47 3.4.
POSTCLASSICAL LATIN ( SILVER LATIN ) 50 3.4.1. THE CONTEMPORARY
DOCUMENTATION 50 3.4.2. THE REPLICA DOCUMENTATION 51 3.5. LATE LATIN
53 3.5.1. THE CONTEMPORARY DOCUMENTATION 53 3.5.2. THE REPLICA
DOCUMENTATION 54 REFERENCES 57 GUALTIERO CALBOLI LATIN SYNTAX AND GREEK
65 1. INTRODUCTION 65 1.1. HOW EXTENSIVE WAS THE INFLUENCE OF GREEK IN
ROME, AND HOW IMPORTANT WAS GREEK FOR LATIN SYNTAX? 65 1.2. THE
DISTINCTION BETWEEN COMPLETE AND PARTIAL GRAECISM . 69 2. GRAECISMS IN
THE LITERARY LANGUAGE (CASES, INDEPENDENT AND DEPENDENT CLAUSES) 77 2.1.
CASES 77 2.1.1. NOMINATIVE AND VOCATIVE 77 2.1.2. GENITIVE 78 .2.1.
PARTITIVE GENITIVE 78 .2.2. POSSESSIVE GENITIVE 79 .2.3. ADVERBIAL USE
OF THE GENITIVE 79 .2.4. GENITIVE OF REFERENCE 83 .2.5. GENITIVE WITH
GERUNDIVE (GENITIVE OF REFERENCE) 83 .2.6. GENITIVE WITH ADJECTIVE 93
.2.7. GENITIVE OF TIME 94 .3. DATIVE 96 .3.1. DATIVE WITH VERBS OF
FIGHTING AND STRUGGLING . . 96 .3.2. DATIVE WITH EXPRESSIONS OF
SIMILARITY 97 .3.3. DATIVE OF AGENT 98 .3.4. DATIVE OF PURPOSE AND
MOVEMENT 100 .3.5. VOLENTI MIHI EST 104 .4. ACCUSATIVE 107 .4.1.
ACCUSATIVE OF RELATION 107 2 DETAILED CONTENTS XI 2.2. SUBORDINATION 114
2.2.1. ILLE AS A QUASI-ARTICLE 114 2.2.2. DECLARATIVE CLAUSES 121 2.3.
OTHER USES OF THE INFINITIVE CONSTRUCTION 130 2.4. THE PARTICIPLE 136 3.
HELLENISM AND THE VULGAR LANGUAGE 143 3.1. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS 143
3.2. PREDICATE NOUN ATTRACTED BY THE REFERENCE NOUN OF THE MAIN CLAUSE
156 4. GRAECISMS COLLECTED BY HOFMANN & SZANTYR 161 5. GRAECISM AND
STYLE 175 6. CONCLUSION 176 REFERENCES 178 GONZALO RUBIO SEMITIC
INFLUENCE IN THE HISTORY OF LATIN SYNTAX 195 1. SEMITIC LANGUAGES AND
LATIN: LANGUAGE CONTACT AND TRANSLATION . 195 1.1. SEMITIC-SPEAKING
COMMUNITIES IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE . . . 196 1.2. VETUS LATINA AND VULGATA
199 2. THE NATURE OF SEMITIC FEATURES IN LATIN SYNTAX 204 3. NOMINAL
SYNTAX 205 3.1. NOMINATIVUS PENDENS AND CASUS PENDENS 205 3.2. ABSENCE
OF INDETERMINATE SUBJECTS 206 3.3. CONCRETIZED ABSTRACTS, COUNTABLE
UNCOUNTABLES, AND SINGULARS OF CLASSICAL PLURALIA TANTUM 207 3.4. THE
GENITIVE IN BIBLICAL LATIN 208 3.5. DISTRIBUTIVE CONSTRUCTIONS 209 3.6.
ADJECTIVAL CONSTRUCTIONS 209 4. PRONOUNS AND DEMONSTRATIVES 212 5.
ADVERBS AND ADVERBIAL CONSTRUCTIONS 214 6 XII DETAILED CONTENTS 7.5.
VERBAL CIRCUMLOCUTIONS AND PERIPHRASES 221 7.6. SPECIAL VERBAL
COMPLEMENTATION 222 7.7. CAUSATIVE CONSTRUCTIONS 223 8. HYPOTAXIS 224
8.1. RELATIVE CLAUSES 224 8.2. CAUSAL UT 224 8.3. OATHS AND OTHER
SPECIAL EXPRESSIONS 226 8.4. NOMINAL CLAUSES WITH QUOD, QUIA, AND
QUONIAM 228 9. PARATAXIS 228 10. WORD ORDER 229 REFERENCES 230 BRIGITTE
L. M. BAUER WORD ORDER 241 1. WORD ORDER AND TYPOLOGY 242 1.1. WORD
ORDER PATTERNS AND EARLY TYPOLOGICAL STUDIES 242 1.2. THE CORRELATION OF
WORD ORDER PATTERNS AND OTHER LINGUISTIC PHENOMENA 246 2. WORD ORDER
PATTERNS AND CHANGE 250 2.1. WORD ORDER PATTERNS IN PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN
250 2.2. CHANGES OCCURRING IN WORD ORDER IN INDO-EUROPEAN .... 255 3.
WORD ORDER PATTERNS IN LATIN AND THEIR DEVELOPMENT 256 3.1. THE
SYNTACTIC LOAD OF WORD ORDER AND ITS DEVELOPMENT . . 257 3.1.1. THE
SYNTACTIC LOAD OF WORD ORDER: PRELIMINARY CONCLUSIONS 271 3.2.
INFORMATION STRUCTURE 275 3.2.1. VERB-INITIAL CLAUSES: SYNTACTIC VS.
PRAGMATIC MOTIVATION 275 3.2.2. CLEFT CONSTRUCTIONS 282 3.2.3.
DISCONTINUOUS CONSTITUENTS 286 3.2.3.1. DISCONTINUOUS PREPOSITIONAL
PHRASES 286 3.2.3.2. DISCONTINUOUS NOUN PHRASES 288 3.2.3.3.
DISCONTINUOUS CONSTRUCTIONS INCLUDING A VERB . 292 3.2.3.4 2.2.2.
SEMANTIC AFFINITIES AND SEMANTIC SHIFTS 362 DETAILED CONTENTS XIII
3.3.1. A REVISED VERSION OF WACKERNAGEL S LAW .... 294 3.3.2. THE GESETZ
DER WACHSENDEN GLIEDER (BEHAGHEL S LAW) 299 4. CONCLUSION 303 REFERENCES
306 HANNAH ROSEN COHERENCE, SENTENCE MODIFICATION, AND SENTENCE-PART
MODIFICATION - THE CONTRIBUTION OF PARTICLES 317 1. FUNCTIONS AND TOOLS
317 1.1. THE CLASSES 317 1.1.1. CONNECTIVE PARTICLES 318 1.1.2.
DISCOURSE MARKERS 319 1.1.3. MODALIZERS 321 1.1.4. FOCUS MARKERS 323
1.1.5. CLASS INTERRELATIONSHIP 326 1.2. FUNCTION AND MEANING 327 1.2.1.
SYNSEMANTICISM 327 1.2.2. REFERENTIAL AND PARTICLE USAGE 329 1.2.3.
MEANING AND MEANINGS 334 1.3. HEURISTICS AND IDENTIFICATION 336 1.3.1.
TESTS 336 1.3.2. INTONATION 337 1.3.3. CLASS DEMARCATION 337 1.3.4. WORD
ORDER 338 1.3.5. COLLOCATIONS 339 1.3.6. PARTICLES IN SENTENCE PATTERNS
339 1.3.6.1. SUPERORDINATORS 343 1.3.6.2. MODALIZERS IN INTERROGATIVES
347 2. CLASSIFIED PARTICLE STOCK 350 2.1. MORPHOLOGY 351 2.1.1.
DERIVATION 351 2.1.2. FLEXION AND ADJUNCTION 353 2.2. SEMANTIC
BACKGROUND 355 2.2.1. FUNCTIONAL MAPPING 356 XIV DETAILED CONTENTS 2.3.
CORRELATIONS 363 2.3.1. DERIVATION: FUNCTION 363 2.3.2. INFLECTION :
FUNCTION 364 2.3.3. SEMANTICS AND FUNCTION 364 3. SOURCES OF THE
PARTICLE SYSTEM OF CLASSICAL LATIN 366 3.1. INDO-EUROPEAN PARTICLES 366
3.2. EVOLUTIONARY PATHS OF LATIN-BOM PARTICLES 372 3.2.1. INITIALLY
ATTESTED AS PARTICLES 372 3.2.2. DELEXICALIZED 373 3.2.2.1. ADVERBS 374
3.2.2.2. SUBSTANTIVAL CASE FORMS AND PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES 375 3.2.2.3.
ADJECTIVAL CASE FORMS 375 3.2.2.4. PREDICATIONS 375 3.2.2.5. LEVELS OF
FUNCTIONALIZATION 376 3.3. THE CULTURAL IMPACT 378 3.3.1. OVERTIME 378
3.3.2. UNDER GREEK PRESSURE 378 4. INTERNAL HISTORY, VARIETIES 379 4.1.
TIMELINES 379 4.1.1. ET 380 4.1.2. AUTEM 380 4.1.3. ATQUE, AC 380 4.1.4.
IMMO 380 4.1.5. PROFECTO 381 4.1.6. DUMTAXAT, UTIQUE 381 4.2.
INVENTORIES 381 4.2.1. ARCHAIC LATIN: XII TABLES, LIVIUS ANDRONICUS .
381 4.2.2. EARLY LATIN: ENNIUS, CATO, PLAUTUS, TERENCE . . 382 4.2.3.
LITERARY CLASSICAL LATIN 384 4.2.4. LATE LATIN 390 4.2.5. ROMANCE 390
4.3. PROCESSES 394 4.4. VARIETIES, DIFFERENTIAE 399 4.4.1 DETAILED
CONTENTS XV 4.4.1.2. IN TECHNICAL LANGUAGE 401 4.4.2. CONCLUSIVA 401
4.4.3. COPULATIVE CONNECTORS 402 4.4.4. CONTRA, AUTEM 402 4.4.5. NUNC,
PROINDE, IMMO 403 4.4.6. NARRATIVE DISCOURSE MARKERS 403 4.4.7. DUMTAXAT
404 4.4.8. THEMODALIZER/?RO/ 4.4.9. DUBITATIVES 405 4.4.10. DEMUM 405
4.4.11. ET, ROGO, PRAECIPUE 406 5. TYPOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION 406 5.1.
TRAITS 406 5.1.1. ABUNDANCE AND DIVERSIFICATION 406 5.1.2. MORPHOLOGICAL
TRANSPARENCY 407 5.1.3. ENCLITIC CHARACTER 407 5.1.4. PRODUCTIVITY AND
INNOVATION 408 5.1.5. CONNECTION 409 5.1.5.1. FLEXIBILITY OF CONNECTIVE
PARTICLES 409 5.1.5.2. CLAUSE-LINKAGE PARAMETERS 409 5.1.5.3. ASYNDETIC
LINKAGE 410 5.1.5.4. PARTICLE CLUSTERS 412 5.1.5.5. THE EPITACTIC
CONSTRUCTION 413 5.2. CO-OCCURRENCE OF PARTICLES WITH EXPONENTS OF OTHER
CATEGORIES 417 5.2.1. CONNECTOR-TENSE CORRELATIONS 417 5.2.2.
CONNECTOR-ANAPHORIC PRONOUN COLLOCATIONS . . 417 5.2.3. MODALIZERS AND
SENTENCE TYPE 418 5.2.4. MODALIZER-INTERJECTION COLLOCATIONS 418 5.3.
COMPLEMENTARITY BETWEEN MODIFICATION BY PARTICLES AND OTHER MECHANISMS
419 5.3.1. GRAMMAR AND ILLOCUTION 419 5.3.2. TEXTUAL STRUCTURE 422 5.3.3
REFERENCES 484 XVI DETAILED CONTENTS 6. OUTLOOK 429 REFERENCES 430 M.
ESPERANZA TORREGO COORDINATION 443 1. INTRODUCTION 443 2. THEORETICAL
PRELIMINARIES 443 3. TYPES OF COORDINATION 444 4. SYNTACTIC, SEMANTIC,
AND PRAGMATIC CONDITIONS OF COORDINATION . 446 4.1. OVERVIEW 446 4.2.
LATIN 447 4.2.1. CONDITIONS FOR COORDINATING NOMINALS 447 4.2.2.
CONDITIONS FOR COORDINATING PREDICATES 450 4.2.3. CONDITIONS FOR
COORDINATING SENTENCES 451 5. MARKERS OF COORDINATION 452 5.1.
JUXTAPOSITION 452 5.2. COORDINATION THROUGH CONNECTORS 454 5.2.1.
SOURCES FOR CONNECTORS 454 5.2.2. POSITION OF CONNECTORS 455 5.2.2.1.
POSTPOSITIVE CONNECTORS 456 5.2.2.2. PREPOSITIVE CONNECTORS IN LATIN 458
5.3. COORDINATION PATTERNS 468 5.3.1. CLOSED (BINARY) COORDINATION 469
5.3.2. OPEN HOMOGENEOUS COORDINATION 471 5.3.2.1. UNMARKED PATTERNS 472
5.3.2.2. MARKED PATTERNS 472 5.3.3. OPEN HETEROGENEOUS COORDINATION 475
6. COORDINATION AND NEGATION 477 7. REINFORCING ADVERBS 480 8. SUMMARY.
REVIEW OF THE EVOLUTION OF THE LATIN COORDINATION SYSTEM 480 DETAILED
CONTENTS XVII H. PAUL BROWN, BRIAN D. JOSEPH, AND REX E. WALLACE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 489 1. QUESTIONS 492 1.1. INTRODUCTION 492 1.1.1.
LATIN QUESTION PROSODY 496 1.2. DIRECT QUESTIONS 499 1.2.1.
WFT-QUESTIONS 499 1.2.1.1. INFORMATION-SEEKING 500 1.2.1.2.
NON-INFORMATION-SEEKING 500 1.2.1.3. QUESTIONS WITH MULTIPLE W/I-MARKERS
500 1.2.1.4. QUID? QUIDNI? QUIPPINI? 501 1.2.2. POLAR QUESTIONS 502
1.2.2.1. POLAR QUESTIONS MARKED WITH -NE 502 1.2.2.2. UNMARKED POLAR
QUESTIONS 504 1.2.2.3. DISJUNCTIVE POLAR QUESTIONS 504 1.2.2.4.
NONNE/NIHILNE 505 1.2.2.5. NON 506 1.2.2.6. NUM 506 1.2.2.7.
DELIBERATIVE QUESTIONS 507 1.2.2.8. MIXED-TYPE QUESTIONS 507 1.2.2.9.
QUESTIONS IN PARTICIPLE PHRASES 508 1.2.2.10. MULTIPLE CONSTITUENTS
QUESTIONED 508 1.2.3. ECHO QUESTIONS 508 1.2.3.1. WITH-NE 509 1.2.3.2.
WITHOUT-NE 509 1.2.3.3. WITHQUID? 509 1.2.4. DIRECT QUESTIONS IN ORATIO
OBLIQUA 510 1.3. INDIRECT QUESTIONS 510 1.3.1. INDICATIVE 511 1.3.2.
SUBJUNCTIVE 512 1.3.3. MIXED INDICATIVE AND SUBJUNCTIVE 512 1.3.4. NUM
513 2 INDEX OF CLASSICAL REFERENCES 541 XVIII DETAILED CONTENTS 2.1.3.
ANSWERS WITH THE EMPHATIC PARTICLES, INCLUDING ENIMUERO, UERO, SANE,
IMMO 516 2.2. NEGATIVE PARTICLES: MINIME, NON ITA 517 2.3. PROVIDING
REQUESTED INFORMATION (ANSWERS TO W A-QUESTIONS) 517 2.4. RESPONDING TO
AN ALTERNATIVE QUESTION 517 3. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS 517 3.1.
DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN LATIN ITSELF 517 3.1.1. NUM REPLACED BY NUMQUID IN
COLLOQUIALIZED VARIETIES 520 3.1.2. 5» USED FOR NUM IN INDIRECT
QUESTIONS 520 3.2. COMPARATIVE EVIDENCE WITHIN ITALIC: TOWARD
PROTO-ITALIC QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 520 3.2.1. EVIDENCE FROM OSCAN AND
UMBRIAN 521 3.2.1.1. DIRECT QUESTIONS 521 3.2.1.2. INDIRECT QUESTIONS
522 3.2.1.3. SUBJUNCTIVE 523 3.2.2. OTHER SABELLIC EVIDENCE 524 3.2.3.
REMARKS ON THE PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN SITUATION TO THE EXTENT IT CAN BE
RECONSTRUCTED WITH ANY CONFIDENCE 524 3.2.3.1. PIE *ME 525 3.2.3.2.
PIE*NE 525 3.2.3.3. INTERROGATIVE AND RELATIVE PRONOUNS, PIE *K W . .
525 3.2.3.4. QUID V/HY 527 4. CONCLUSION 527 REFERENCES 528 SUBJECT
INDEX 531
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CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS V LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS XIX PHILIP BALDI AND
PIERLUIGI CUZZOLIN PROLEGOMENA 1 PIERLUIGI CUZZOLIN AND GERD HAVERLING
SYNTAX, SOCIOLINGUISTICS, AND LITERARY GENRES 19 GUALTIERO CALBOLI LATIN
SYNTAX AND GREEK 65 GONZALO RUBIO SEMITIC INFLUENCE IN THE HISTORY OF
LATIN SYNTAX 195 BRIGITTE L. M. BAUER WORD ORDER 241 HANNAH ROSEN
COHERENCE, SENTENCE MODIFICATION, AND SENTENCE-PART MODIFICATION - THE
CONTRIBUTION OF PARTICLES 317 M. ESPERANTO TORREGO COORDINATION 443 H.
PAUL BROWN, BRIAN D. JOSEPH, AND REX E. WALLACE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
489 SUBJECT INDEX 531 INDEX OF CLASSICAL REFERENCES 541 BIBLIOGRAFISCHE
INFORMATIONEN HTTP://D-NB.INFO/994977182 DIGITALISIERT DURCH 3.3.
CLASSICAL LATIN: CA. 90BCE-14CE ("GOLDEN LATIN") . 46 DETAILED
CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS V LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS XIX PHILIP BALDI AND
PIERLUIGI CUZZOLIN PROLEGOMENA 1 1. BACKGROUND AND METHODOLOGY I 2.
HISTORICAL SYNTAX AND LATIN 3 3. THE FUNCTIONAL-TYPOLOGICAL APPROACH 6
4. THE DIACHRONIC DIMENSION 9 5. AUDIENCE 13 6. VOLUME 1 13 REFERENCES
15 PIERLUIGI CUZZOLIN AND GERD HAVERLING SYNTAX, SOCIOLINGUISTICS, AND
LITERARY GENRES 19 1. INTRODUCTION 19 1.1. THE "CONTEMPORARY DOCUMENTS"
21 1.2. THE "REPLICA DOCUMENTS" 23 2. A SOCIOLINGUISTIC OVERVIEW 25 2.1.
DIATOPIC DIFFERENCES 26 2.2. DIASTRATIC DIFFERENCES 29 2.3. DIAPHASIC
DIFFERENCES 32 2.4. DIAMESIC DIFFERENCES 37 3. A BRIEF SURVEY OF THE
TEXTS AND DOCUMENTS IN LATIN IN THE DIFFERENT PERIODS 39 3.1. ARCHAIC
LATIN: SEVENTH-THIRD CENTURY BCE 39 3.1.1. THE "CONTEMPORARY"
DOCUMENTATION 39 3.1.2. THE "REPLICA" DOCUMENTATION 41 3.2. EARLY LATIN:
CA. 24O-90 BCE 43 3.2.1. THE "CONTEMPORARY" DOCUMENTATION 43 3.2.2. THE
"REPLICA" DOCUMENTATION 44 DETAILED CONTENTS 3.3.1. THE "CONTEMPORARY"
DOCUMENTATION 46 3.3.2. THE "REPLICA" DOCUMENTATION 47 3.4.
POSTCLASSICAL LATIN ("SILVER LATIN") 50 3.4.1. THE "CONTEMPORARY"
DOCUMENTATION 50 3.4.2. THE "REPLICA" DOCUMENTATION 51 3.5. LATE LATIN
53 3.5.1. THE "CONTEMPORARY" DOCUMENTATION 53 3.5.2. THE "REPLICA"
DOCUMENTATION 54 REFERENCES 57 GUALTIERO CALBOLI LATIN SYNTAX AND GREEK
65 1. INTRODUCTION 65 1.1. HOW EXTENSIVE WAS THE INFLUENCE OF GREEK IN
ROME, AND HOW IMPORTANT WAS GREEK FOR LATIN SYNTAX? 65 1.2. THE
DISTINCTION BETWEEN COMPLETE AND PARTIAL GRAECISM . 69 2. GRAECISMS IN
THE LITERARY LANGUAGE (CASES, INDEPENDENT AND DEPENDENT CLAUSES) 77 2.1.
CASES 77 2.1.1. NOMINATIVE AND VOCATIVE 77 2.1.2. GENITIVE 78 .2.1.
PARTITIVE GENITIVE 78 .2.2. POSSESSIVE GENITIVE 79 .2.3. ADVERBIAL USE
OF THE GENITIVE 79 .2.4. GENITIVE OF REFERENCE 83 .2.5. GENITIVE WITH
GERUNDIVE (GENITIVE OF REFERENCE) 83 .2.6. GENITIVE WITH ADJECTIVE 93
.2.7. GENITIVE OF TIME 94 .3. DATIVE 96 .3.1. DATIVE WITH VERBS OF
FIGHTING AND STRUGGLING . . 96 .3.2. DATIVE WITH EXPRESSIONS OF
SIMILARITY 97 .3.3. DATIVE OF AGENT 98 .3.4. DATIVE OF PURPOSE AND
MOVEMENT 100 .3.5. VOLENTI MIHI EST 104 .4. ACCUSATIVE 107 .4.1.
ACCUSATIVE OF RELATION 107 2 DETAILED CONTENTS XI 2.2. SUBORDINATION 114
2.2.1. ILLE AS A "QUASI-ARTICLE" 114 2.2.2. DECLARATIVE CLAUSES 121 2.3.
OTHER USES OF THE INFINITIVE CONSTRUCTION 130 2.4. THE PARTICIPLE 136 3.
HELLENISM AND THE VULGAR LANGUAGE 143 3.1. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS 143
3.2. PREDICATE NOUN ATTRACTED BY THE REFERENCE NOUN OF THE MAIN CLAUSE
156 4. GRAECISMS COLLECTED BY HOFMANN & SZANTYR 161 5. GRAECISM AND
STYLE 175 6. CONCLUSION 176 REFERENCES 178 GONZALO RUBIO SEMITIC
INFLUENCE IN THE HISTORY OF LATIN SYNTAX 195 1. SEMITIC LANGUAGES AND
LATIN: LANGUAGE CONTACT AND TRANSLATION . 195 1.1. SEMITIC-SPEAKING
COMMUNITIES IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE . . . 196 1.2. VETUS LATINA AND VULGATA
199 2. THE NATURE OF SEMITIC FEATURES IN LATIN SYNTAX 204 3. NOMINAL
SYNTAX 205 3.1. NOMINATIVUS PENDENS AND CASUS PENDENS 205 3.2. ABSENCE
OF INDETERMINATE SUBJECTS 206 3.3. CONCRETIZED ABSTRACTS, COUNTABLE
UNCOUNTABLES, AND SINGULARS OF CLASSICAL PLURALIA TANTUM 207 3.4. THE
GENITIVE IN BIBLICAL LATIN 208 3.5. DISTRIBUTIVE CONSTRUCTIONS 209 3.6.
ADJECTIVAL CONSTRUCTIONS 209 4. PRONOUNS AND DEMONSTRATIVES 212 5.
ADVERBS AND ADVERBIAL CONSTRUCTIONS 214 6 XII DETAILED CONTENTS 7.5.
VERBAL CIRCUMLOCUTIONS AND PERIPHRASES 221 7.6. SPECIAL VERBAL
COMPLEMENTATION 222 7.7. CAUSATIVE CONSTRUCTIONS 223 8. HYPOTAXIS 224
8.1. RELATIVE CLAUSES 224 8.2. CAUSAL UT 224 8.3. OATHS AND OTHER
SPECIAL EXPRESSIONS 226 8.4. NOMINAL CLAUSES WITH QUOD, QUIA, AND
QUONIAM 228 9. PARATAXIS 228 10. WORD ORDER 229 REFERENCES 230 BRIGITTE
L. M. BAUER WORD ORDER 241 1. WORD ORDER AND TYPOLOGY 242 1.1. WORD
ORDER PATTERNS AND EARLY TYPOLOGICAL STUDIES 242 1.2. THE CORRELATION OF
WORD ORDER PATTERNS AND OTHER LINGUISTIC PHENOMENA 246 2. WORD ORDER
PATTERNS AND CHANGE 250 2.1. WORD ORDER PATTERNS IN PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN
250 2.2. CHANGES OCCURRING IN WORD ORDER IN INDO-EUROPEAN . 255 3.
WORD ORDER PATTERNS IN LATIN AND THEIR DEVELOPMENT 256 3.1. THE
SYNTACTIC LOAD OF WORD ORDER AND ITS DEVELOPMENT . . 257 3.1.1. THE
SYNTACTIC LOAD OF WORD ORDER: PRELIMINARY CONCLUSIONS 271 3.2.
INFORMATION STRUCTURE 275 3.2.1. VERB-INITIAL CLAUSES: SYNTACTIC VS.
PRAGMATIC MOTIVATION 275 3.2.2. CLEFT CONSTRUCTIONS 282 3.2.3.
DISCONTINUOUS CONSTITUENTS 286 3.2.3.1. DISCONTINUOUS PREPOSITIONAL
PHRASES 286 3.2.3.2. DISCONTINUOUS NOUN PHRASES 288 3.2.3.3.
DISCONTINUOUS CONSTRUCTIONS INCLUDING A VERB . 292 3.2.3.4 2.2.2.
SEMANTIC AFFINITIES AND SEMANTIC SHIFTS 362 DETAILED CONTENTS XIII
3.3.1. A REVISED VERSION OF WACKERNAGEL'S LAW . 294 3.3.2. THE GESETZ
DER WACHSENDEN GLIEDER (BEHAGHEL'S LAW) 299 4. CONCLUSION 303 REFERENCES
306 HANNAH ROSEN COHERENCE, SENTENCE MODIFICATION, AND SENTENCE-PART
MODIFICATION - THE CONTRIBUTION OF PARTICLES 317 1. FUNCTIONS AND TOOLS
317 1.1. THE CLASSES 317 1.1.1. CONNECTIVE PARTICLES 318 1.1.2.
DISCOURSE MARKERS 319 1.1.3. MODALIZERS 321 1.1.4. FOCUS MARKERS 323
1.1.5. CLASS INTERRELATIONSHIP 326 1.2. FUNCTION AND MEANING 327 1.2.1.
SYNSEMANTICISM 327 1.2.2. REFERENTIAL AND PARTICLE USAGE 329 1.2.3.
MEANING AND MEANINGS 334 1.3. HEURISTICS AND IDENTIFICATION 336 1.3.1.
TESTS 336 1.3.2. INTONATION 337 1.3.3. CLASS DEMARCATION 337 1.3.4. WORD
ORDER 338 1.3.5. COLLOCATIONS 339 1.3.6. PARTICLES IN SENTENCE PATTERNS
339 1.3.6.1. SUPERORDINATORS 343 1.3.6.2. MODALIZERS IN INTERROGATIVES
347 2. CLASSIFIED PARTICLE STOCK 350 2.1. MORPHOLOGY 351 2.1.1.
DERIVATION 351 2.1.2. FLEXION AND ADJUNCTION 353 2.2. SEMANTIC
BACKGROUND 355 2.2.1. FUNCTIONAL MAPPING 356 XIV DETAILED CONTENTS 2.3.
CORRELATIONS 363 2.3.1. DERIVATION: FUNCTION 363 2.3.2. INFLECTION :
FUNCTION 364 2.3.3. SEMANTICS AND FUNCTION 364 3. SOURCES OF THE
PARTICLE SYSTEM OF CLASSICAL LATIN 366 3.1. INDO-EUROPEAN PARTICLES 366
3.2. EVOLUTIONARY PATHS OF LATIN-BOM PARTICLES 372 3.2.1. INITIALLY
ATTESTED AS PARTICLES 372 3.2.2. DELEXICALIZED 373 3.2.2.1. ADVERBS 374
3.2.2.2. SUBSTANTIVAL CASE FORMS AND PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES 375 3.2.2.3.
ADJECTIVAL CASE FORMS 375 3.2.2.4. PREDICATIONS 375 3.2.2.5. LEVELS OF
FUNCTIONALIZATION 376 3.3. THE CULTURAL IMPACT 378 3.3.1. OVERTIME 378
3.3.2. UNDER GREEK PRESSURE 378 4. INTERNAL HISTORY, VARIETIES 379 4.1.
TIMELINES 379 4.1.1. ET 380 4.1.2. AUTEM 380 4.1.3. ATQUE, AC 380 4.1.4.
IMMO 380 4.1.5. PROFECTO 381 4.1.6. DUMTAXAT, UTIQUE 381 4.2.
INVENTORIES 381 4.2.1. ARCHAIC LATIN: XII TABLES, LIVIUS ANDRONICUS .
381 4.2.2. EARLY LATIN: ENNIUS, CATO, PLAUTUS, TERENCE . . 382 4.2.3.
LITERARY CLASSICAL LATIN 384 4.2.4. LATE LATIN 390 4.2.5. ROMANCE 390
4.3. PROCESSES 394 4.4. VARIETIES, DIFFERENTIAE 399 4.4.1 DETAILED
CONTENTS XV 4.4.1.2. IN TECHNICAL LANGUAGE 401 4.4.2. CONCLUSIVA 401
4.4.3. COPULATIVE CONNECTORS 402 4.4.4. CONTRA, AUTEM 402 4.4.5. NUNC,
PROINDE, IMMO 403 4.4.6. NARRATIVE DISCOURSE MARKERS 403 4.4.7. DUMTAXAT
404 4.4.8. THEMODALIZER/?RO/ 4.4.9. DUBITATIVES 405 4.4.10. DEMUM 405
4.4.11. ET, ROGO, PRAECIPUE 406 5. TYPOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION 406 5.1.
TRAITS 406 5.1.1. ABUNDANCE AND DIVERSIFICATION 406 5.1.2. MORPHOLOGICAL
TRANSPARENCY 407 5.1.3. ENCLITIC CHARACTER 407 5.1.4. PRODUCTIVITY AND
INNOVATION 408 5.1.5. CONNECTION 409 5.1.5.1. FLEXIBILITY OF CONNECTIVE
PARTICLES 409 5.1.5.2. CLAUSE-LINKAGE PARAMETERS 409 5.1.5.3. ASYNDETIC
LINKAGE 410 5.1.5.4. PARTICLE CLUSTERS 412 5.1.5.5. THE EPITACTIC
CONSTRUCTION 413 5.2. CO-OCCURRENCE OF PARTICLES WITH EXPONENTS OF OTHER
CATEGORIES 417 5.2.1. CONNECTOR-TENSE CORRELATIONS 417 5.2.2.
CONNECTOR-ANAPHORIC PRONOUN COLLOCATIONS . . 417 5.2.3. MODALIZERS AND
SENTENCE TYPE 418 5.2.4. MODALIZER-INTERJECTION COLLOCATIONS 418 5.3.
COMPLEMENTARITY BETWEEN MODIFICATION BY PARTICLES AND OTHER MECHANISMS
419 5.3.1. GRAMMAR AND ILLOCUTION 419 5.3.2. TEXTUAL STRUCTURE 422 5.3.3
REFERENCES 484 XVI DETAILED CONTENTS 6. OUTLOOK 429 REFERENCES 430 M.
ESPERANZA TORREGO COORDINATION 443 1. INTRODUCTION 443 2. THEORETICAL
PRELIMINARIES 443 3. TYPES OF COORDINATION 444 4. SYNTACTIC, SEMANTIC,
AND PRAGMATIC CONDITIONS OF COORDINATION . 446 4.1. OVERVIEW 446 4.2.
LATIN 447 4.2.1. CONDITIONS FOR COORDINATING NOMINALS 447 4.2.2.
CONDITIONS FOR COORDINATING PREDICATES 450 4.2.3. CONDITIONS FOR
COORDINATING SENTENCES 451 5. MARKERS OF COORDINATION 452 5.1.
JUXTAPOSITION 452 5.2. COORDINATION THROUGH CONNECTORS 454 5.2.1.
SOURCES FOR CONNECTORS 454 5.2.2. POSITION OF CONNECTORS 455 5.2.2.1.
POSTPOSITIVE CONNECTORS 456 5.2.2.2. PREPOSITIVE CONNECTORS IN LATIN 458
5.3. COORDINATION PATTERNS 468 5.3.1. CLOSED (BINARY) COORDINATION 469
5.3.2. OPEN HOMOGENEOUS COORDINATION 471 5.3.2.1. UNMARKED PATTERNS 472
5.3.2.2. MARKED PATTERNS 472 5.3.3. OPEN HETEROGENEOUS COORDINATION 475
6. COORDINATION AND NEGATION 477 7. REINFORCING ADVERBS 480 8. SUMMARY.
REVIEW OF THE EVOLUTION OF THE LATIN COORDINATION SYSTEM 480 DETAILED
CONTENTS XVII H. PAUL BROWN, BRIAN D. JOSEPH, AND REX E. WALLACE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 489 1. QUESTIONS 492 1.1. INTRODUCTION 492 1.1.1.
LATIN QUESTION PROSODY 496 1.2. DIRECT QUESTIONS 499 1.2.1.
WFT-QUESTIONS 499 1.2.1.1. INFORMATION-SEEKING 500 1.2.1.2.
NON-INFORMATION-SEEKING 500 1.2.1.3. QUESTIONS WITH MULTIPLE W/I-MARKERS
500 1.2.1.4. QUID? QUIDNI? QUIPPINI? 501 1.2.2. POLAR QUESTIONS 502
1.2.2.1. POLAR QUESTIONS MARKED WITH -NE 502 1.2.2.2. UNMARKED POLAR
QUESTIONS 504 1.2.2.3. DISJUNCTIVE POLAR QUESTIONS 504 1.2.2.4.
NONNE/NIHILNE 505 1.2.2.5. NON 506 1.2.2.6. NUM 506 1.2.2.7.
DELIBERATIVE QUESTIONS 507 1.2.2.8. MIXED-TYPE QUESTIONS 507 1.2.2.9.
QUESTIONS IN PARTICIPLE PHRASES 508 1.2.2.10. MULTIPLE CONSTITUENTS
QUESTIONED 508 1.2.3. ECHO QUESTIONS 508 1.2.3.1. WITH-NE 509 1.2.3.2.
WITHOUT-NE 509 1.2.3.3. WITHQUID? 509 1.2.4. DIRECT QUESTIONS IN ORATIO
OBLIQUA 510 1.3. INDIRECT QUESTIONS 510 1.3.1. INDICATIVE 511 1.3.2.
SUBJUNCTIVE 512 1.3.3. MIXED INDICATIVE AND SUBJUNCTIVE 512 1.3.4. NUM
513 2 INDEX OF CLASSICAL REFERENCES 541 XVIII DETAILED CONTENTS 2.1.3.
ANSWERS WITH THE EMPHATIC PARTICLES, INCLUDING ENIMUERO, UERO, SANE,
IMMO 516 2.2. NEGATIVE PARTICLES: MINIME, NON ITA 517 2.3. PROVIDING
REQUESTED INFORMATION (ANSWERS TO W A-QUESTIONS) 517 2.4. RESPONDING TO
AN ALTERNATIVE QUESTION 517 3. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS 517 3.1.
DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN LATIN ITSELF 517 3.1.1. NUM REPLACED BY NUMQUID IN
COLLOQUIALIZED VARIETIES 520 3.1.2. 5» USED FOR NUM IN INDIRECT
QUESTIONS 520 3.2. COMPARATIVE EVIDENCE WITHIN ITALIC: TOWARD
PROTO-ITALIC QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 520 3.2.1. EVIDENCE FROM OSCAN AND
UMBRIAN 521 3.2.1.1. DIRECT QUESTIONS 521 3.2.1.2. INDIRECT QUESTIONS
522 3.2.1.3. SUBJUNCTIVE 523 3.2.2. OTHER SABELLIC EVIDENCE 524 3.2.3.
REMARKS ON THE PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN SITUATION TO THE EXTENT IT CAN BE
RECONSTRUCTED WITH ANY CONFIDENCE 524 3.2.3.1. PIE *ME 525 3.2.3.2.
PIE*NE 525 3.2.3.3. INTERROGATIVE AND RELATIVE PRONOUNS, PIE *K W . .
525 3.2.3.4. QUID'V/HY' 527 4. CONCLUSION 527 REFERENCES 528 SUBJECT
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