Relative clauses in Juridical Latin are strictly connected with the succession of subjunctive and indicative mood and with the use of demonstrative and determinative pronouns. Regarding the first point, we observed that the Opposition between indicative and subjunctive mood often expresses the Opposition ...
Sununary Relative clauses in Juridical Latin are strictly connected with the succession of subjunctive and indicative mood and with the use of demonstrative and determinative pronouns. Regarding the first point, we observed that the Opposition between in
the proposal we will present the syntactic behavior of free relative clauses in Latin and German to lead the students to compare the three languages and identify the different constraints which can be at work. We will show that this method turns to be very ...
Accentual-syllabic verse gradually came to dominate by the late 1660s but there were other types as well: Classical quantitative verse, which had an impressive theoretical superstructure, Romance syllabic verse, also with a substantial body of theory, and the traditional stress-counting verse, such...
RelativePronouns Introducesubordinateclauses Agreewithantecedent Whatways? Describestheantecedent Examples multīaudītōrēssaturāsācrēstimēbantquāspoētarecitābat. puermātremtimēbat,quaeeumsaepeneglegēbat. incipimusvēritātemintellegere,quaementēsnostrāssemperregeredēbetetsinequāvalērenōnpossumus. ...
However, this definition just holds for some types of clauses, such as declarative clauses, since they have truth-value conditions, but not, for example, for interrogatives and exclamatives that do not have them. For this reason, I will consider negation as a complement-set operator (see ...
clause (temporal, causal, concessive) temporal = when action takes place (cum, ubi, postquam)causal = why something occurs (quod, quia, cum)concessive = expresses contrast or concession (quamquam, etsi, licet) Types of infinitives infinitive as suject = subjectinfinitive as object = object (di...
While the first volume explored the simple clause, this second volume focuses on the complex sentence and discourse. The first three chapters examine different types of subordinate clause; the following four then explore relative clauses, coordination, comparison, and secondary predicates. Laterchapters...
Using Noun Cases as ModifiersOther Types of ModifiersUsing Predicate Nominatives as ModifiersUsing Appositivesas ModifiersThe Genitive CasePossessive AdjectivesThe Dative CaseKey VocabularyChapter 6: Using Adjectives as Modifiers First/Second Declension AdjectivesThird Declension AdjectivesKey VocabularyChapter 7:...
Moreover, relative and demonstrative pronouns are exclusively found in an LEF-position in clause-initial ACs. These two observations give rise to a distinction between two types of LEF: pronoun fronting in initial ACs (LEF1) and XP-fronting in both initial and final ACs (LEF2).The syntax ...