Latin - Revision history

NBlöcher: Edited the format

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2013-05-20T13:16:19Z

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KPolitt at 12:21, 20 May 2013

2013-05-20T12:21:03Z

KPolitt: categorization

2013-05-20T11:53:36Z

categorization

Raquel P.Rodríguez at 17:32, 13 November 2010

2010-11-13T17:32:47Z

Raquel P.Rodríguez at 17:27, 13 November 2010

2010-11-13T17:27:26Z

Raquel P.Rodríguez: Latin article (draft)

2010-11-13T17:26:05Z

Latin article (draft)

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Latin is the language spoken by the inhabitants of the western italian region of Latium, from which it takes its name. It belongs to the Indoeuropean family and derives in a bunch of languages sprode around Europe, these are called Romance languages.

There are two registers in Latin: ''standard latin''''Italic text'' y '''vulgar latin'''''Italic text''. The vulgar latin was the language spoken by peasants, soldiers and subdits who lived in places of the Imperium apart from Rome, whereas standard latin was the official language used in the public life of Rome and in Literature.
The first piece of writen testimony of latin dates from s. VI b.C.
Across the time, Latin language evolves and undergo different phases:
- Arcaic Latin (s. VII - III b.C.)
- Preclassic Latin (s. III - I b.C.)
- Classic Latin (s. I b.C. - s. I a.C.)
- Postclassic Latin (s. I d.C. - s. II d.C.)
- Late Latin (s. II - s. III )
- Medieval Latin (s. VII - s. XIV)
- Humanistic Latin (s. XV - onwards)

Vulgar latin develops the Romance languages or Neolatin languages which include: Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, Romanian, Catalan and some others.

Latin alphabet is the most used writing system in the world. It origins can be traced back to the early Greek alphabet.

It is a highly inflected language.

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-Latin is the language originally spoken by the inhabitants of the western italian region of Latium, from which it takes its name. It belongs to the [[Italic languages]] phylum of the [[Indoeuropean languages|Indoeuropean family]] and derives in a bunch of languages sprode around Europe, these are called [[Romance languages]].
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+==Latin==
 The first piece of writen testimony of latin dates from s. VI b.C.
 Across the time, Latin language evolves and undergo different phases:
-- Arcaic Latin (s. VII - III b.C.)
+* Arcaic Latin (s. VII - III b.C.)
-- Preclassic Latin (s. III - I b.C.)
+* Preclassic Latin (s. III - I b.C.)
-- Classic Latin (s. I b.C. - s. I a.C.)
+* Classic Latin (s. I b.C. - s. I a.C.)
-- Postclassic Latin (s. I d.C. - s. II d.C.)
+* Postclassic Latin (s. I d.C. - s. II d.C.)
-- Late Latin (s. II - s. III )
+* Late Latin (s. II - s. III )
-- Medieval Latin (s. VII - s. XIV)
+* Medieval Latin (s. VII - s. XIV)
-- Humanistic Latin (s. XV - onwards)
+* Humanistic Latin (s. XV - onwards)
-Vulgar latin develops the Romance languages or Neolatin languages which include: Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, Romanian, Catalan and some others.
+==Registers==
 Latin alphabet is the most used writing system in the world. It origins can be traced back to the early Greek [[alphabet]].
-It is a highly inflected language.
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	Latin is the language originally spoken by the inhabitants of the western italian region of Latium, from which it takes its name. It belongs to the [[Italic languages]] phylum of the [[Indoeuropean languages\|Indoeuropean family]] and derives in a bunch of languages sprode around Europe, these are called [[Romance languages]].		Latin is the language originally spoken by the inhabitants of the western italian region of Latium, from which it takes its name. It belongs to the [[Italic languages]] phylum of the [[Indoeuropean languages\|Indoeuropean family]] and derives in a bunch of languages sprode around Europe, these are called [[Romance languages]].

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-Latin is the language spoken by the inhabitants of the western italian region of Latium, from which it takes its name. It belongs to the Indoeuropean family and derives in a bunch of languages sprode around Europe, these are called Romance languages.
+Latin is the language originally spoken by the inhabitants of the western italian region of Latium, from which it takes its name. It belongs to the [[Italic languages]] phylum of the [[Indoeuropean languages|Indoeuropean family]] and derives in a bunch of languages sprode around Europe, these are called [[Romance languages]].
 There are two registers in Latin: Standard Latin and Vulgar Latin. Vulgar latin was the language spoken by peasants, soldiers and subdits who lived in places of the Imperium apart from Rome, whereas standard latin was the official language used in the public life of Rome and in Literature.

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