The Liber elegantiarum by Joan Esteve : a Catalan-Latin dictionary at the crossroads of fifteenth-century European culture / edited by Lluís B. Polanco Roig.

Per:

Esteve, Joan, fl. 1472-1482

Collaboratore(i):

Polanco Roig, Lluís B

Tipo di materiale: Testo

TestoLingua: Inglese, Catalano, Latino Serie: Corpus Christianorum. Continuatio Mediaevalis. Series in-4º ; ; 5 | Corpus Christianorum. Lexica Latina Medii Aevi. Nouveau recueil des lexiques latin-français du Moyen ÂgeDettagli di pubblicazione:Turnhout : Brepols, 2012.Descrizione: CCXIII, 441 p. ; 32 cmTipo formato:

text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9782503525860

Altro titolo:

Catalan-Latin dictionary at the crossroads of fifteenth-century European culture

Soggetto(i):

Breve descrizione: "The 'Liber elegantiarum' (Venice 1489), by the Valencian notary Joan Esteve (fl. c. 1442-1487), is an outstanding and quite original product of early humanistic European lexicography. Conceived partly as a bilingual Catalan-Latin dictionary, it by far surpasses this goal to become in addition an epistolary manual and an aid to grammar, besides providing an often picturesque collection of humanist sayings and literary excerpts. Above all it offers dramatic evidence of the multifaceted expansion of Italian humanism and the crucial role played by the brilliant Neapolitan court of the King of Aragon. As a Romance lexicon, Joan Esteve's work is also one of the first great repertories to include the vernacular as a source language (slightly after Tranchedini's 'Vocabolario') and probably the first to be printed, before Palencia's 'Universal Vocabulario' (1490), Nebrija's 'Dictionarium' (c. 1495) or Valla da Girgenti's 'Vocabularium vulgare' (1500)."--Publisher's description.

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Monografías	Iglesia Nacional Española en Roma	COL.A 6.5 (Scorri lo scaffale(Apre sotto))	Disponibile	24850

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"Bibliography": p. [CLXXVII]-CCXIII.

"The 'Liber elegantiarum' (Venice 1489), by the Valencian notary Joan Esteve (fl. c. 1442-1487), is an outstanding and quite original product of early humanistic European lexicography. Conceived partly as a bilingual Catalan-Latin dictionary, it by far surpasses this goal to become in addition an epistolary manual and an aid to grammar, besides providing an often picturesque collection of humanist sayings and literary excerpts. Above all it offers dramatic evidence of the multifaceted expansion of Italian humanism and the crucial role played by the brilliant Neapolitan court of the King of Aragon. As a Romance lexicon, Joan Esteve's work is also one of the first great repertories to include the vernacular as a source language (slightly after Tranchedini's 'Vocabolario') and probably the first to be printed, before Palencia's 'Universal Vocabulario' (1490), Nebrija's 'Dictionarium' (c. 1495) or Valla da Girgenti's 'Vocabularium vulgare' (1500)."--Publisher's description.

Texto en catalán y en latín ; edición y comentarios en inglés.

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