An edition of The Commentary on "Priscianus Maior" ascribed to Robert Kilwardby (1975)

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Københavns Universitet, Institut for græsk og latinsk middelalderfilologi
Language
English
Pages
146

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Subjects

Latin language, Grammar, Early works to 1500

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Priscian (active approximately 500-530)

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The Commentary on "Priscianus Maior" ascribed to Robert Kilwardby
1975, Københavns Universitet, Institut for græsk og latinsk middelalderfilologi
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English or Latin.
Bibliography: p. 10-11 (1st group)

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København, K
Series
Cahiers de l'Institut du moyen-âge grec et latin, Université de Copenhague ; 15

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PA1009 .C64 Vol. 15, PA6642 .C64 Vol. 15

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20, 146 p. ;
Number of pages
146

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OL4642166M
LCCN
77474228

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