- 20-volume
epitome of
Verrius Flaccus's
voluminous and
encyclopedic treatise De
verborum significatione.
Flaccus had been a
celebrated grammarian who flourished...
- De
verborum significatione libri XX ('Twenty
Books on the
Meaning of Words'), also
known as the
Lexicon of Festus, is an
epitome compiled, edited, and...
-
Mater Verborum (or
Glosa Salomonis) is a
medieval encyclopedical dictionary written in
Latin language around 1240. The do****ent is
especially renowned...
- Bomphiologia, also
known as
verborum bombus, is a
rhetorical technique wherein the
speaker brags excessively. The term
verborum bombus is used by the sixteenth-century...
- Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Vademe**** in opus
Saxonis et alia
opera Danica compendium ex
indice verborum - a
Medieval Latin dictionary v t e v t e...
- Some
medieval Christian sources such as the
Czech 13th
century Mater Verborum compare her to the Gr****
goddess Hecate, ****ociating her with sorcery....
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medioevale e moderno, 2018, p. CLXII+352. Others: In
titulum Digestorum De
verborum significatione commentarius (in Latin). Hanau:
Andreas Wechel,
Erben &...
- (Περὶ συνθέσεως ὀνομάτων, Perì sunthéseōs onomátōn, Latin: De
compositione verborum): on the
combination of
words according to the
different styles of oratory;...
- of
words and
arguments in a
double commentary" (Latin: De
duplici copia verborum ac
rerum commentarii duo).: 118, 119 It was "the most
often printed rhetoric...
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classical rhetoric was
Erasmus (c. 1466–1536). His 1512 work, De
Duplici Copia Verborum et
Rerum (also
known as Copia:
Foundations of the
Abundant Style), was...
