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This paper deals with biblical Latin considered as a language different from classical and Christian Latin. Once the general characteristics of this language have been substantiated, the paper focuses on the different aspects of the Semitic infl[...]texto impreso
A study on the superlative of the Latin Bible, specially the Vulgata, trying to track back the possible influences of Hebrew and Greek. No disponible.texto impreso
Hinojo Andrés, Gregorio ; Spottorno, M.ª Victoria ; Igal, J. ; Anglada, Ángel ; García de la Fuente, Olegario ; Codoñer, Carmen ; Pociña, Andrés ; Tovar, Antonio ; Adrados, Francisco R. ; Alsina, José ; Elvira, Miguel Ángel ; Crespo, Emilio ; López Facal, J. ; García Hernández, Benjamín ; de Cuenca, Luis Alberto ; Fernández Delgado, José Antonio ; Bernabé, A. ; García Gual, C. ; Vives, José ; López López, Aurora ; Segura Moreno, Manuel ; Luque Moreno, J. ; Barcala, Andrés ; Sedeño, Gloria ; Souvirón Guijo, Bernardo | Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas | 1980-06-30texto impreso
The Latin Bible is the Latin document which uses the greatest number of indefinite pronouns. Some adjectives and nouns used as indefinites (homo, uir, anima, sermo, uerbum, proximus, amicus, frater, collega, uicinus, unus, omnis, uniuersus, cunc[...]texto impreso
A complete analysis of the word order in the Hebrew, Greek, Latin and medieval Spanish version of Joel’s text reveals that the word order of the Greek version of the Septuagint and Vulgate is based on the Hebrew text and that the word order of t[...]texto impreso
