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Topic: Neolatin

	NLW: Introduction in English
		For the purposes of the NLW, Neolatin is understood as the phase of the development of Latin which began under the influence of the linguistic ideals of humanism, aiming at the recovery of the languages and culture of classical antiquity.
		Along this way, Neolatin underwent several metamorphoses, most notably as a consequence of the invention of printing (for examples see here).
		The contents of the NLW are the result of my own reading and a database of Neolatin texts, which at the moment comprises about two million wordforms (including numbers and mistakes).
	www.lrz-muenchen.de /~ramminger/varia/intro_engl.htm (797 words)

	Ludwig Rosenthal's Antiquariaat - Agriculture
		Rare first and only edition of the author's only publication, a curious mixture of poems in Dutch and neolatin, written on the occasion of friends' marriages, deaths etc. There are also verses touching on commerce, sailing, Mid-East and East-India travel, wine, beer, glass, medicine.
		He was a member of the 'Académie des Lanternistes' at Toulouse and a central figure of a group of learned people there.
		Celebrated neolatin poem on all aspects of agriculture and country life, including a section on wine (pp.
	www.ludwigrosenthal.com /neolatin.htm (1602 words)

	The Folklore Association of Vlahs (Armani) in Veria
		After "the first Romanian period" of the neolatin languages (derived from the folk Latin language of Balkans Latinum Balkanicum) four neolatin languages (the wallachian and the Moglenitiki in the axis of Egnatia and Istroroumaniki and Dakoroumaniki in the axis of Dounabe).
		When one tries to encounter the wallachian civilization with respect, as this is expressed in the wallachian language too, he will discover that the songs, traditions, folk-tales and proverbs are filled with astonishing wealth.
		However, an unbiased and without expediency approach to science cannot deny that a neolatin language like the wallachian one, can be written more efficiently in the Latin alphabet.
	www.vlahoi.gr /history.htm (2579 words)

	Alternate History Discussion Board - Ibid?
		I didn't realize that Harvard was the one who introduced all of these pretentious Neolatin citations.
		I'm not sure if neolatin is/was part of the original Harvard system.
		The whole system of citations developed in the late 18th/early 19th century, and I suspect at the time it was simply a matter of 'best practice' all over the western world coalescing into something everyone could use.
	www.alternatehistory.com /discussion/printthread.php?t=7311 (622 words)

	Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2001.01.10
		The editors have, as the title shows, selected their materials with an eye on two main themes, the reception and transmission of Latin literature.
		However, the division in the table of contents is tripartite: (1) textual criticism and the history of transmission; (2) history of reception; (3) Medieval and Neolatin.
		Both here and in the paper on Johannes Vallensis (no.16) a clear distinction emerges between the approaches to ancient authors of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, the former looking for exempla of general applicability, the latter seeking to construct a coherent biography of the individual (e.g.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /bmcr/2001/2001-01-10.html (1368 words)

	InfoHub - View Single Post - Which language is the closest to Latin?
		Then we could ask which one would be the easiest for him/her to learn...but that will only indicate the easiest language to learn, not necessarily the closest to Latin.
		All neolatin languages derive from vulgar latin...some had more exogenous influence than others...still, i believe History justify, but not indicate the closest language to Latin.
		And articles are present in all neolatin languages.
	www.infohub.com /forums/showpost.php?p=14951&postcount=8 (853 words)

	NewLatin proposal
		To say it straightly, I think that Latin language could be revived and used as a common written language for the documents of the European Union and as a common lingua franca troughout Europe.
		In fact, Latin had this role for about 2000 years and latin words are present in all European languages, not only the neolatin ones.
		Some other people proposes instead to form new words putting classical words togheter, but I don't think this is very practical.
	digilander.libero.it /vcoletti/lang/newlatin.html (476 words)

	A Digital Environment for Neolatin Studies
		Regarding materials, we are responding to a general lack of adequate resources for the active use of Latin as well as the diachronic study of the language.
		We have produced TEI-conformant XML editions of numerous Neolatin texts, including the Moriae Encomium of Erasmus, the Orationes of Muretus, the Argenis and Icon Animorum of Iohannes Barclaius, the Eudemia of Ianus Nicius, and the Psyche Cretica of Ioannes Ludovicus Praschius.
		Moreover, those professional scholars of Neolatin who do exist are scattered worldwide.
	mustard.tapor.uvic.ca /cocoon/ach_abstracts/xq/xhtml.xq?id=153 (899 words)

	Interlingua - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Interlingua uses an algorithm to extract and standarize the most widespread word (or, occasionally, words) for a concept found in a set of control languages (English, French, Italian, and Spanish/Portuguese, with German and Russian as secondary references).
		The resulting vocabulary corresponds closely with the Neolatin element in the International Scientific Vocabulary.
		Interlingua combines this pre-existing vocabulary with a minimalist grammar based on the control languages.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Interlingua#Finalization (3785 words)

	Das Lateinische Lehrgedicht im Mittelalter
		Readership: All those interested in Classical, Middle- and Neolatin philology, methodology, didactic poetry, the emergence of European vernacular literature, and the history of ideas.
		Thomas Haye (1966) is Professor of Middle- and Neolatin Philology at Kiel University.
		He has published extensively on the Latin literature of the Middle Ages and the sixteenth century, including a text edition of Johannes de Garlandia's Compendium gramatice.
	www.brill.nl /product.asp?ID=2760 (187 words)

	Pius II -- 'El Pìu Expeditivo Pontifice' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Readership: Scholars interested in the intellectual history and the history of ideas of the Renaissance, literary history and philology, humanism and rhetoric, the history of ecclesiastical institutions and court culture, descriptive geography, and personal ethics.
		Zweder von Martels, Ph.D. (1989) teaches Neolatin at the University of Groningen.
		He has written on humanist travel, renaissance alchemy and Neolatin literature and culture.
	www.brill.nl /product_id11348.htm (254 words)

	Forum Romanum
		Timorese portuguese speakers are neolatin relatives to us.
		neolatins friends to some of us massacrated because they are just a little
		Neolatin languages are not legitimate sons of Latin ?
	www.novaroma.org /forum/mainlist/1999/1999-09-10.html (10722 words)

	InfoHub - Which language is the closest to Latin?
		Of course a stronger influence of Latin is found in the so-called neolatin languages.
		Well, I don't know, cause we are talking about living languages, not historical aspects...
		I do speak most of the neolatin languages on the list.
	www.infohub.com /forums/printthread.php?t=5242&page=2&pp=10 (1971 words)

	Uebersetz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		We offer Latin texts of every kind which are not available on the book market.
		Those are new critical editions and commentaries of ancient and medieval texts, but especially neolatin texts which in no new edition are available.
		Normally, we send such books to you on CD-Rom, only exceptionally as printed and bound editions.
	www.leolatinus.com /textausgaben_eng.html (96 words)

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		If you are really interested in the source of the Latin I suggest you check with Mark.
		Unless you feel it would edify your colleagues, you may reply to me directly.
		Subject: Re: request for translation As the question about the motto, "uva uvam varia vivendo fit," has come up at least three times on the Classics list, I take the liberty of posting here the most relevant parts of the most recent thread in December.
	www.geocities.com /danidarc/dove/text/uva.txt (1939 words)

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	www.webstreamhosting.com /content/chapter66.html (15908 words)

	FOUND info about An Anthology of neoLatin poetry noauthor neo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
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		An Anthology of neoLatin poetry noauthor neo JURA
	jura.vulkanoiden.de /An_Anthology_of_neoLatin_poetry_noauthor_neo.html (38 words)

	ChiTEL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		the Organizing Committee is proud to announce the XXV International Congress of Theoretical Chemists of Neolatin Languages (XXV ChiTEL, Naples 13-18 September 1999).
		Communications in Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and any other Neolatin languages are welcome.
		Instructions for participants can be found in the Congress web site:
	www.chem.ac.ru /Chemistry/Conf/Sep99/CHITEL.en.html (47 words)

	Journals Indexed—History of Science, Technology, and Medicine
		Acta Conventus Neolatini Amstelodamensis (Proceedings Of The Second International Congress Of Neolatin Studies Amsterdam, 1973)
		Acta Conventus Neolatini Guelpherbytani (Proceedings Of The 6th International Congress Of Neolatin Studies - Medieval And Renaissance)
		Acta Conventus Neolatini Torontonensis (Proceedings Of The 7th International Congress Of Neolatin Studies)
	www.rlg.org /en/page.php?Page_ID=194 (7858 words)

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