Studies in Renaissance Grammar

Abstract

Contents: Introduction General Topics: The grammatical tradition and the rise of the vernaculars Grammar and rhetoric in the Renaissance Renaissance grammar Renaissance grammar, rebellion or evolution? Guarino of Verona: The historical sources of Guarino's Regulae grammaticales: a reconsideration of Sabbadini's evidence Textual problems in the Latin grammar of Guarino Veronese A working edition of the Carmina differentialia by Guarino Veronese NicollA^2 Perotti: The place of the Rudimenta grammatices in the history of latin grammar Early editions of NiccolA^2 Perotti's Rudimenta grammatices The influence of Perotti's Rudimenta in the cinquecento Antonio de Nebrija: Nebrija and the medieval grammatical tradition Italian affiliations of Nebrija's Latin grammar Nebrija's syntactic theory in its historical setting Nebrija's linguistic Auvre as a model for missionary linguistics Other Figures: The Artis grammaticae opusculum of Bartolomeo Sulmonese: a newly discovered Latin grammar of the quattrocento The Orthographia of Gasparino Barzizza Lorenzo Valla and the criterion of exemplary usage Index.

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