- in
Knight & Tilg 2015, p. 356 Moore,
Malcolm (28
January 2007). "Pope's
Latinist pronounces death of a language". The
Daily Telegraph.
Archived from the...
- the Vatican.
Foster became one of the Pope's
Latinists in the late 1960s. Today, the office's
seven Latinists have a
steady stream of work, and sometimes...
-
ecclesiastical living', the
modern English 'benefice'; and 'fief'". The
Latinist Peter Godman has
described Rainauld as "a
fomenter of
schism and despiser...
-
Latin language. He
taught Latin as a
living language and
influenced many
Latinists:
Nancy Llewellyn was
inspired by
Foster to
found Septentrionale Americanum...
-
inscription depicted. Some
letters have more than one form in epigraphy.
Latinists have
treated some of them
especially such as ⟨Ꟶ⟩, a
variant of ⟨H⟩ found...
- of a
famous letter from
Raphael to the pope in 1519. The
distinguished Latinists Pietro Bembo and
Jacopo Sadoleto were
papal secretaries, as well as the...
- Valerie. "Within
CAMWS Territory:
Helen M.
Chesnutt (1880–1969),
Black Latinist". CAMWS.
Retrieved February 1, 2019. Perkovic, John (October 24, 2013)...
- used in discussions,
since many
users find this easier.
Professional Latinists have
observed a
gradual improvement in the encyclopedia.
According to...
- was ****ociated with
Michael Ventris in the
decipherment of
Linear B. The
Latinist A. E.
Housman taught at the
university but is more
widely known for his...
- the
Latin term
bellum (both
meaning war).
Scholars of this "
Latinist school" (or "
Latinist current") held
extreme views in
their works about the language...
