A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Latin are derived the languages of nearly half of the civilized nations . The colloquial speech of the fourth and fifth centuries became the nucleus of several modern languages . The learned Latin of the third and fourth centuries ...
... Latin are derived the languages of nearly half of the civilized nations . The colloquial speech of the fourth and fifth centuries became the nucleus of several modern languages . The learned Latin of the third and fourth centuries ...
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... Latin comparatively pure and taught this language as a spoken tongue in their schools . Thus monastic Latin changed slowly and was not much inferior to the Latin of the classical period . During the same period , laymen spoke a vulgar Latin ...
... Latin comparatively pure and taught this language as a spoken tongue in their schools . Thus monastic Latin changed slowly and was not much inferior to the Latin of the classical period . During the same period , laymen spoke a vulgar Latin ...
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... Latin or in the vernacular . After him came the cultured Christian who rendered the translation into Latin . The great intermediaries in this intellectual commerce were the Jews . Until the eleventh century they confined their phil ...
... Latin or in the vernacular . After him came the cultured Christian who rendered the translation into Latin . The great intermediaries in this intellectual commerce were the Jews . Until the eleventh century they confined their phil ...
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