On Latin: Linguistic and Literary Studies in Honour of Harm Pinkster

by Rodie Risselada (Editor)

BAKKUM, Capenate esú CIL I2.476,6 = XI.6707,6, CIL I2.2496,9. BOLKESTEIN, Free but not 'emotive' word order in Latin? GARCÍA-HERNÁNDEZ, Modificación prefijal y régimen sintáctico. El testimonio de Arusiano Mesio. HENGST, D. Hidden polemics. Ammianus' digression on Egypt (Res Gestae 21.15-16). HERMAN, Remarques sur l'histoire du futur latin - et sur la préhistoire du futur roman. KROON, C. & P. Atrociter corruptus? The use of 'narrative' tenses in Ammianus Marcellinus' Res Gestae. LAVENCY, Rex qui fuit - rex qui esset - rex cum esset. RISSELADA, And now for something completely different? Temporal discourse Latin nunc and English now. ROSÉN, 'Eam vitam vivere quae est sola vita nominanda'. Reflections on cognate complements. SMOLENAARS, 'On went the steed, on went the driver'. An intertextual analysis of Valerius Flaccus Argonautica 6.256-264, Statius Thebais 7.632-639 and Silius Punica 7.667-679. TOURATIER, Les temps dans un récit (Virgile, Ecloga 7.1-20). WISSE, The Presence of Zeno. The date of Philodemus' On Rhetoric and the use of the 'citative' and 'reproducing' present in Latin and Greek.

216 pages, Leather Bound

First published July 1, 1996