De lingua Latina

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De lingua Latina is a comprehensive treatise on the Latin language by the Roman scholar Marcus Terentius Varro, covering grammar, etymology, and linguistic theory.

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De lingua Latina canonical 1
Varro’s De Lingua Latina 1

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instanceOf Latin prose work
ancient Roman work
linguistic treatise
approximateDate mid-1st century BC
associatedWith Late Roman Republic NERFINISHED
author Marcus Terentius Varro NERFINISHED
booksSurvivingCompletely 6
booksSurvivingPartially 1
citedBy Aulus Gellius NERFINISHED
Priscian NERFINISHED
Quintilian NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Ancient Rome NERFINISHED
discusses analogist and anomalist theories
etymology of Latin words
morphology of Latin
phonology of Latin
relationship between language and reality
syntax of Latin
field classical philology
historical linguistics
genre etymology
grammar
linguistics
philology
hasModernEditions critical editions with commentary
hasPart Book 10
Book 5
Book 6
Book 7 NERFINISHED
Book 8
Book 9 NERFINISHED
influenced Roman philology
later Latin grammarians
language Latin
mainSubject Latin etymology
Latin grammar
Latin language NERFINISHED
linguistic theory
notableFor documentation of archaic Latin forms
early linguistic theory in the Western tradition
systematic treatment of Latin etymology
numberOfBooksOriginally 25
originalTitle De lingua Latina NERFINISHED
partiallySurvivingBookNumber Book 25
preservedIn medieval manuscripts
structure multi-book treatise
survivingBooksNumbers Books 5–10
timeOfComposition 1st century BC
titleTranslation On the Latin Language NERFINISHED

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Dii Consentes mentionedIn De lingua Latina
Latin word meaning "royal house" or "king’s house" mentionedIn De lingua Latina
subject surface form: Regia
this entity surface form: Varro’s De Lingua Latina