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Language Systems Indices
Indo-European Typology Project
Citation Record
Coleman, Robert. 1989. The Rise and Fall of Absolute Constructions: A Latin Case History. In: Subordination and Other Topics in Latin. Proceedings of the Third Colloquium on Latin Linguistics, Bologna, 1-5. April 1985.
CASE
- case
- case [ablative]
- case [ablative] [Gothic]
- case [ablative] [loss of] [Late Latin]
- case [ablative] [loss of phonetic distinction]
- case [ablative] [prepositional reinforcement]
- case [ablative] [replacement by nominative or accusative]
- case [absolutive]
- case [absolutive] [role assumed by accusative] [Old French]
- case [accusative]
- case [comitative]
- case [comitative] [independent development of]
- case [dative]
- case [dative] [Germanic] [corresponds to Latin ablative]
- case [dative] [Gothic]
- case [dative] [independent development of]
- case [dative] [Indo-European]
- case [dative] [Old Church Slavonic]
- case [dative] [Old English] [syncretism comitative/ablative/locative]
- case [dative] [Old High German]
- case [functions]
- case [functions] [loss of]
- case [genitive]
- case [genitive] [Greek] [syncretism of PIE genitive and ablative]
- case [genitive] [independent development of]
- case [history of]
- case [history of] [Latin]
- case [locative]
- case [locative] [independent development of]
- case [nominative]
- case system
- case system [bicasual] [Old French]
CONTENT WORDS
GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY
LANGUAGE CHANGE
- gerund [ablative] [replacement of participles] [Late Latin]
- linguistic innovation
- nominalization
- predicative [extension to participle] [adverb] [verbal noun]
LANGUAGE RECONSTRUCTION
- absolute construction [Indo-European] [origin of]
- absolute construction [reconstruction of] [Proto-Indo-European]
- absolute construction [various early Indo-European languages]
- gerund [invariable] [origin of]
- participle [ablative] [origin in Italic]
LANGUAGES
- French
- Germanic languages
- Gothic
- Greek
- Indo-European languages
- Italic
- Latin
- Latin [Classical]
- Latin [Late]
- Lithuanian
- Old Church Slavonic
- Old English
- Old French
- Old High German
- Oscan
- Romance languages
- Vedic Sanskrit
LEXICON
LINGUISTIC CONSTRUCTIONS
- ablative absolute [Latin] [development of]
- ablative absolute [Latin] [Greek influence]
- absolute construction [ablative] [Italic]
- absolute construction [dative] [Old Church Slavonic]
- absolute construction [dative] [Old English]
- absolute construction [genitive] [Greek]
- absolute construction [including a preposition]
- absolute construction [Indo-European]
- absolute construction [Indo-European] [comparative analysis]
- absolute construction [locative] [Vedic]
- absolute construction [Oscan]
- absolute construction [personal]
- absolute construction [personal] [antiquity of]
- participial construction [Lithuanian]
- participial construction [with preposition]
LINGUISTIC ITEMS
METHODS, APPROACHES, AND HYPOTHESES
MORPHOLOGICAL ITEMS
- -nt- [imperfect participle] [Latin]
- -nt- [imperfect participle] [Proto-Indo-European]
- -to- [perfect participle] [Proto-Indo-European]
MORPHOLOGY
PARTS OF SPEECH
- adjective
- adjective [verbal]
- adverb
- conjunction
- gerund
- gerund [ablative]
- participle
- participle [ablative]
- participle [active]
- participle [copulative]
- participle [copulative] [absence in absolute construction] [Latin]
- participle [future]
- participle [imperfective]
- participle [passive]
- participle [perfect]
- participle [predicative]
- preposition
- preposition [comitative]
- verb [finite]
- verb [impersonal]
SYNTAX
- clause [subordinate]
- NP
- object
- object [direct]
- particle
- particle [adverbial]
- syntax [nominal]
- syntax [participial]