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Categoría casual y factor semántico: ejemplificación con el acusativo de dirección
No full textThis paper studies some aspects of the relationship between Syntax and Semantics, focusing on the realization of the Accusative in classical Greek. The semantic factor is concluded to be a distinctive feature and, since language is form, as a consequence Semantics can be expressed by means of discontinuous morphemes.No disponibl
Summanus. II. Su identidad divina
No full textThe name of this god is Latin and it represents above all an astral divinity which is identified with the Morning Star (Nocturnus).No disponibl
Summanus. I. El enigmático dios del fulgor nocturno
No full textThe etymological revision of the name Sumannus and the interpretation of the ancient testimonies allow us to state that this god is not of Etruscan origin nor a special manifestation of Jupiter.No disponibl
El septenario yámbico de Plauto
No full textThe iambic septenarius is one of the verse forms most often used by Plautus; he uses it only slightly less frequently than the iambic senarius, and the trochaic septenarius. The iambic septenarius underwent a long process of evolution, reaching its most developed form in the work of Plautus who took many liberties with it, e. g. by introducing a wide variety of substitutions and by freely shifting the position of the dieresis. Nonetheless, as this paper tries to demonstrate, it is also subject to certain rules which determine its metrical identity.No disponibl
Hapax legomena en el Codex Theodosianus
No full textThis paper focuses on the ἅπαξ λεγόμενα found in the laws of the Theodosian Code. Among them, this survey highlights the pomposity of the titles used to designate the officials, as well as the existence of certain terms originated in the Greek East and adopted by Latin, with not apparent purpose. The significance or such government language is to lay bare the rhetoric of the ornamental legislation throughout the Later Roman Empire.No disponibl
La estructura del doble en el Amphitruo de Plauto y la estructura léxica uestitus-ornatus
No full textSosia and Mercurius wear the same dress in the comedy of Amphitruo, but they are not dressed in the same way: Sosia is uestitus and Mercurius is ornatus. The author studies the lexical reasons that can explain these different denominations not as a mere uariatio, but as a lexical opposition, and according to the characteristic structure of the «double».No disponibl
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No full textSeptimio Severo en Anazarbo
No full textThe father of the poet Oppian was banished from Anazarbos because he didn’t meet the Emperor Septimius Severus with the whole city. An analysis of the political context after the campaigns against Pescennius Niger and an analysis of the meaning of the receptions to the emperors makes easy to understand this notice apparently trivial.No disponibl