ON THE LATIN LANGUAGE VOLUME 2 - GRAMMAR AND DIALECTIC OF VARRO

Delve into the fascinating world of ancient Rome with the second volume of Marcus Terentius Varro's monumental work, "De Lingua Latina." This unique publication from Historia Iagellonica is not only a translation of the surviving books of the treatise but also a valuable collection of fragments and testimonies from other grammatical works by Varro, expanded compared to foreign editions. Additionally, for the first time in Polish, you will find here a translation of St. Augustine's influential work, "On Dialectic," based on lost texts.

• Complete translation of the surviving books of "De Lingua Latina"
• Additional fragments and testimonies from other grammatical works by Varro
• The first Polish translation of St. Augustine's work "On Dialectic"
• A wealth of information on the grammar, vocabulary, and history of the Latin language
• Insight into Roman culture and literature
• Essential reading for students and lovers of classical philology

With this book, you will thoroughly learn the theory of analogy and anomaly in the Latin language, discover little-known vocabulary and archaisms, and delve into the world of Roman culture and literature. It is a true treasure trove for students of classical philology, history enthusiasts, and anyone who wants to explore the secrets of Latin. The book provides a complete picture of Varro's views on the language, literature, and culture of Rome, giving you access to knowledge from first and second-hand sources. Historia Iagellonica strives to ensure that its publications are of the highest editorial and substantive quality. Careful translations, rich footnotes, and solid studies are the hallmark of this publishing house.

The second volume of this edition, in addition to the remaining surviving books of the treatise On the Latin Language, dealing with theories of analogy and anomaly, also includes a translation of fragments and testimonies of Varro's other grammatical works (sometimes expanded compared to their foreign editions), as well as the first Polish translation of a small but very influential work On Dialectic, authored by St. Augustine, which, according to contemporary scholars, is based primarily on the lost work of the Reatine. As a result, the reader gains insight into a complete material, thanks to which, from first or second hand, we can learn the views of the Roman scholar on linguistic, but not infrequently also literary and cultural issues.

This is the perfect read for anyone looking to expand their knowledge of the Latin language and the culture of ancient Rome. Whether you are a student, scholar, or simply a history enthusiast, this book will surely interest you and provide you with a lot of valuable information. Discover the fascinating world of the Latin language and explore its secrets with this unique edition!