The Noun Victoria as SubjectUppsala University, 1982 - 123 pagine |
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Pagina 42
... idea of victory has actually been introduced . Hence , in such a context , the word victoria does not contain new information . Its rôle lies on the syntactical level , where the word functions as the indispensable headword , to which ...
... idea of victory has actually been introduced . Hence , in such a context , the word victoria does not contain new information . Its rôle lies on the syntactical level , where the word functions as the indispensable headword , to which ...
Pagina 67
... ideas of origin ( emergere ex ) and attachment ( pendere12 ex ) to express the idea of causal relation . The cause components are carried by the prepositional phrases ( ex cuius vulneribus et sanguine ; ex peccato ) . CAUSE ex cuius ...
... ideas of origin ( emergere ex ) and attachment ( pendere12 ex ) to express the idea of causal relation . The cause components are carried by the prepositional phrases ( ex cuius vulneribus et sanguine ; ex peccato ) . CAUSE ex cuius ...
Pagina 89
... idea of causation , in the first place in a more metaphorical way , and , secondly , they give this idea a more specific and narrower expres- sion . I have found the following examples : Val . Max . 1,6,4 Quae victoria futurae eius ...
... idea of causation , in the first place in a more metaphorical way , and , secondly , they give this idea a more specific and narrower expres- sion . I have found the following examples : Val . Max . 1,6,4 Quae victoria futurae eius ...
Sommario
Introduction | 9 |
A representation of the goddess | 32 |
Syntactic semantics I A survey of various judgements about | 41 |
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