Rudimenta Grammatices
Abstract
The Latin grammar entitled Rudimenta grammatices, by the Italian humanist Niccolò Perotti (1429/30–1480), was a milestone in the history of Latin grammatical writing. It was the first attempt during the Renaissance, and arguably the first ever, to write in one volume a textbook covering the entire field of grammar, as the term grammatica was understood in the late Middle Ages and early modern period.
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291p.
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978-1-936153-06-0Collections
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