Micro-field of Verbal Plurality in Latin by Bohdan Cherniukh

Subjects: “…latin language…”
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LIVIUS ANDRONICUS VE LATİN EDEBİYATI’NDAKİ YERİ VE ÖNEMİ by Mehmet Basalak

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“Orpheus’ Sermon”: Making a Case for an Antiquer Dickinson by Eric Athenot

“…The article discusses Dickinson as seizing upon the classics and the Latin language as correctives to the long lasting impact of Calvinism upon her cultural environment. …”
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Curiositas altissima by Ioana Costa

“…The works written by Dimitrie Cantemir in Latin language are meant to respond to the curiosity the author assumes that characterizes his readers. …”
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Inscrire la catastrophe dans l’histoire. (Re)lectures de Leonardo Bruni et de Biondo Flavio by Laurent Baggioni

“…The first half of the fifteenth century saw the emergence of a new historiography in Italy: written in a Latin language revived through the study of classical authors, it is described as "humanist". …”
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De musica latine scribenda: How to approach a Latin text as a composer without summoning a demon in the process (2022) by Juan Carlos Aliaga del Bosque

“…This first paper on the topic addresses the use of Latin language in musical composition, as many others have tackled its pronunciation in performance but there is not much written about how a composer can use the language confidence and efficiency. …”
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O najdawniejszej włoskiej leksykografii dwujęzycznej, znanej i nieznanej by Julia Krauze

“…Since the Latin language became part of the education system, all kinds of grammatical compendiums, dictionaries, and commentaries on classical works of Greco-Roman literature have been an indispensable tool for exploring its intricacies. …”
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Errors in Latin Inscriptions on Renaissance Works of Fine Art by Lazer-Pankiv Olesia, Korolova Nataliia

“…Ever wider spread of the Latin language in Europe during the Renaissance period resulted in de facto bilingual society. …”
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The Interpretation and Research of Neo-Latin Literature in the Hungarian historia litteraria Tradition between 1711 and 2010 by Piroska Balogh

“… The culture of Hungary held Neo-Latin literature in a unique place, which was closely tied to the special status of the Latin language in the country. Latin was not only encouraged for cultural, scientific, or diplomatic purposes, but it also served as the language of public life until 1844. …”
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A Hyper-Textual Interpretation of the Seven Planets` Motif Design in Seljuk Art (Case study «Enamel bowl» and book of «Aja'ib al-Makhluqat» by Zakariya al-Qazwini) by Alireza Azizi Yousefkand, Farnosh Shomeili, Mohamad Khazaie, Bahman NamvarMotlagh

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