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    Adriana della Casa, Arusianus Messius. Exempla Elocutionum

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    Liénard Edmond. Adriana della Casa, Arusianus Messius. Exempla Elocutionum. In: L'antiquité classique, Tome 48, fasc. 1, 1979. pp. 344-347

    Arusianus Messius, exempla elocutionis

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    Della Casa, A., ed. (1977), Arusianus Messius. Exempla elocutionum, Milano, 433 p. Di Stefano, A., ed. (2011), Arusiani Messi Exempla elocutionum. Introduzione, testo critico e note, Hildesheim, xcviii & 203 p. Lindemann, F., ed. (1831), Corpus Grammaticorum Latinorum Veterum, I. Donatum, Probum, Eutychium, Arusianum Messium, Maximum Victorinum, Asperum, Phocam cont., Leipzig, viii & 392 p. Boas, M. (1920), "Das sich auf Sardanapalus beziehende Fragment von Cicero De re publica", Berline..

    Entius V. Marmorale. Arusianus Messius. Exempla elocutionum. (Corpus scriptorum Romanorum Neapoutanum, I)

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    van de Woestijne Paul. Entius V. Marmorale. Arusianus Messius. Exempla elocutionum. (Corpus scriptorum Romanorum Neapoutanum, I). In: L'antiquité classique, Tome 9, fasc. 1, 1940. p. 150

    Arusianus Messius

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    Exempla elocutionum / digital edition published by digilibLT digital library of late-Latin texts

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    transcodifica di base da rtf a xml-tei Piero colombo - Step srl Testo Marinone, GL-CD (Arusiani Messii exempla elocutionum Keil 7, 449-514) adeguato su ed. Di Stefano Adeguamento testo su nuova edizione Alice Borgna Controllo marcatura XML-TEI Alice Borgna HomePage del progetto: https://digiliblt.uniupo.it/ Documentazione: https://digiliblt.uniupo.it/progetto.ph

    Exempla elocutionum

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    Das Lexikon des Arusianus Messius

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    Per una geografia della circolazione letteraria in Egitto (V-VII s.): il contributo dei testi latini su papiro

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    International audienceA critical overview of the circulation of Latin literature in Late Antique Egypt (5th-7th cent.) is offered through a survey of texts on papyrus and their contextualization, in order to highlight the role Latin played within such a multilingual and multicultural context and the forms of its relationship with Greek, which was the dominant language. Both the four canonical authors making up the so-called 'quadriga' of the grammarian Arusianus Messius and 'iuniores' authors like Lucan and Juvenal contributed to shaping a cultural milieu where the connection between grammar and law—and accordingly bureaucracy—was close and fundamental

    Per una geografia della circolazione letteraria in Egitto (V-VII s.): il contributo dei testi latini su papiro

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    International audienceA critical overview of the circulation of Latin literature in Late Antique Egypt (5th-7th cent.) is offered through a survey of texts on papyrus and their contextualization, in order to highlight the role Latin played within such a multilingual and multicultural context and the forms of its relationship with Greek, which was the dominant language. Both the four canonical authors making up the so-called 'quadriga' of the grammarian Arusianus Messius and 'iuniores' authors like Lucan and Juvenal contributed to shaping a cultural milieu where the connection between grammar and law—and accordingly bureaucracy—was close and fundamental

    Per una geografia della circolazione letteraria in Egitto (V-VII s.): il contributo dei testi latino su papiro

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    A critical overview of the circulation of Latin literature in Late Antique Egypt (5th-7th cent.) is offered through a survey of texts on papyrus and their contextualization, in order to highlight the role Latin played within such a multilingual and multicultural context and the forms of its relationship with Greek, which was the dominant language. Both the four canonical authors making up the so-called quadriga of the grammarian Arusianus Messius and iuniores authors like Lucan and Juvenal contributed to shaping a cultural milieu where the connection between grammar and law—and accordingly bureaucracy—was close and fundamental
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