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Linguam is a peer-reviewed
academic journal published by
Stellenbosch University. It
covers topics related to
language learning and
applied language...
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given by
Theseus Ambrosius (1469–1540) in his
Introductio in
chaldaicam linguam (1539, pp. 202f.)
Ambrosius here
simply gives variant glyphs of the Hebrew...
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formally described for the
first time in the 17th-century text
Manuductio ad
Linguam Tunckinensem,
attributed to a
Portuguese Jesuit missionary,
possibly Francisco...
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dramatically lowered: fīnem "end" > fin /fɛ̃/ (often
pronounced [fæ̃]);
linguam "tongue" >
langue /lɑ̃ɡ/; ūnum "one" > un /œ̃/, /ɛ̃/. In Portuguese, /n/...
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based on
which Honufer Bürgin
compiled and
edited the text
Manuductio ad
Linguam Tunkinensem independently of the work of
Alexandre de Rhodes.
Other scholars...
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crusaders who
could neither speak the
local language nor
Latin (patriæ
linguam ignorantibus atque Latinam).
Although formally an
institution of the Hospitallers...
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Descriptio Europae Orientalis dated in 1308:
Habent enim
Albani prefati linguam distinctam a Latinis,
Grecis et
Sclauis ita quod in
nullo se intelligunt...
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Biblia Sacra, sive
Testamentum Vetus et Novum, ex
linguis originalibus in
linguam Latinam translatum à
Sebastiano Schmidt, Argentorati, 1696. Strasbourg:...
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coaluerunt et nunc se
Romanos vocant, sed
nihil Romani habent praeter linguam et
ipsam quidem vehementer depravatam et
aliquot barbaricis idiomatibus...
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instruct priests to read
sermons aloud in the old way, in
rusticam romanam linguam or 'plain Roman[ce] speech'. As
there was now no
unambiguous way to indicate...
