Acta Antiqua Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 2023/4

  • Béla Adamik: Sixth International Workshop on Computational Latin Dialectology. July 6–7, 2023, Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics, Budapest, Hungary (455)
  • Béla Adamik: Vowel mergers in the Latin of the Danubian provinces of the Roman Empire as evidenced in inscriptions 8459)
  • Serena Barchi: Lost in syllabification. Special cases of geminatio consonantium and syllabarum diuisio through the fringes of the Latin-Greek writing koine (491)
  • Paola Cotticelli-Kurras, Francesca Cotugno: Medieval grammars as non-literary source for syntax: The Wiki format for terminological analyses (509)
  • Dorottya Pálfi: Demonstratives in the charters of St. Gall (525)
  • Alessandro Papini: On the interaction between vowel confusions (<e> for /i/ and <o> for /u/) and lexical stress in Latin inscriptions from Rome (ca. 119 BCE – ca. 600 CE) (561)
  • Béla Szlovicsák: Gender confusions and other linguistic changes. A provisional description of Vulgar Latin Phenomena (575)
  • Lucia Tamponi: Inscriptions in stone, literacy in question: The confusion between <b> and <v> in inscriptions from Roman Africa (595)
  • Tünde Vágási: Latin theonyms and epithets in the light of epigraphic evidence: The case and declension system (611)
  • Lothar Willms: Mogontiacum Vulgare: Linguistic change and cultural integration in the Vulgar Latin inscriptions of Mainz (631)

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Acta Antiqua Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 2022/4

  • Béla Adamik: Fifth International Workshop on Computational Latin Dialectology (July 7–8, 2022, Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics, Budapest, Hungary) (317)
  • Béla Adamik: The transformation of the vowel system in Gallic Latin as evidenced in inscriptions and the problem of dialectal positioning of Roman Gaul (321)
  • Serena Barchi: Some remarks on the Latin of the Didymoi ostraca (343)
  • Andrea Barta: Draco tauri pater. A new gold lamella from a private collection in Hungary (363)
  • Dóra Bohacsek: African Latin: The problem of labdacism (375)
  • Francesca Cotugno: Expressing pain from the Antiquities to the Middle Ages: Heu as a part of speech (389)
  • Dragana Kunčer: On semantic redundancy in the epigraphs of Moesia Superior (411)
  • Béla Szlovicsák: Preliminary examination of the Latin neuter on inscriptions (419)
  • Silvia Tantimonaco: Upsilon in the Latin inscriptions of Hispania (435)
  • Tünde Vágási: Did address influence whether gods answered prayers? Preliminary overview of Vulgar Latin names of deities in the Roman Empire (447)

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