Preface David Langslow 1. Introduction Eleanor Dickey 2. Colloquial language in linguistic studies James Clackson 3. Roman authors on colloquial language Rolando Ferri and Philomen Probert 4. Idiom(s) and literariness in classical literary criticism Anna Chahoud 5. Preliminary conclusions Eleanor Dickey 6. Possessive pronouns in Plautus Wolfgang David Cirilo de Melo 7. Greeting and farewell expressions as evidence for colloquial language: between literary and epigraphical texts Paolo Poccetti 8. Colloquial and literary language in early Roman tragedy Hilla Halla-aho and Peter Kruschwitz 9. The fragments of Cato's Origines John Briscoe 10. Hyperbaton and register in Cicero J. G. F. Powell 11. Notes on the language of Marcus Caelius Rufus Harm Pinkster 12. Syntactic colloquialism in Lucretius Tobias Reinhardt 13. Campaigning for utilitas: style, grammar and philosophy in C. Iulius Caesar Andreas Willi 14. The style of the Bellum Hispaniense and the evolution of Roman historiography Jan Felix Gaertner 15. Grist to the mill: the literary uses of the quotidian in Horace, Satire 1.5 Richard F. Thomas 16. Sermones deorum: divine discourse in Virgil's Aeneid Stephen Harrison 17. Petronius' linguistic resources Martti Leiwo 18. Parenthetical remarks in the Silvae Kathleen Coleman 19. Colloquial Latin in Martial's Epigrams Nigel Kay 20. Current and ancient colloquial in Gellius Leofranc Holford-Strevens 21. Forerunners of Romance -mente adverbs in Latin prose and poetry Brigitte Bauer 22. Late sparsa collegimus: the influence of sources on the language of Jordanes Giovanbattista Galdi 23. The tale of Frodebert's Tail Danuta Shanzer 24. Colloquial Latin in the insular Latin scholastic colloquia? Michael Lapidge 25. Conversations in Bede's Historia Ecclesiastica Michael Winterbottom.
Preface David Langslow 1. Introduction Eleanor Dickey 2. Colloquial language in linguistic studies James Clackson 3. Roman authors on colloquial language Rolando Ferri and Philomen Probert 4. Idiom(s) and literariness in classical literary criticism Anna Chahoud 5. Preliminary conclusions Eleanor Dickey 6. Possessive pronouns in Plautus Wolfgang David Cirilo de Melo 7. Greeting and farewell expressions as evidence for colloquial language: between literary and epigraphical texts Paolo Poccetti 8. Colloquial and literary language in early Roman tragedy Hilla Halla-aho and Peter Kruschwitz 9. The fragments of Cato's Origines John Briscoe 10. Hyperbaton and register in Cicero J. G. F. Powell 11. Notes on the language of Marcus Caelius Rufus Harm Pinkster 12. Syntactic colloquialism in Lucretius Tobias Reinhardt 13. Campaigning for utilitas: style, grammar and philosophy in C. Iulius Caesar Andreas Willi 14. The style of the Bellum Hispaniense and the evolution of Roman historiography Jan Felix Gaertner 15. Grist to the mill: the literary uses of the quotidian in Horace, Satire 1.5 Richard F. Thomas 16. Sermones deorum: divine discourse in Virgil's Aeneid Stephen Harrison 17. Petronius' linguistic resources Martti Leiwo 18. Parenthetical remarks in the Silvae Kathleen Coleman 19. Colloquial Latin in Martial's Epigrams Nigel Kay 20. Current and ancient colloquial in Gellius Leofranc Holford-Strevens 21. Forerunners of Romance -mente adverbs in Latin prose and poetry Brigitte Bauer 22. Late sparsa collegimus: the influence of sources on the language of Jordanes Giovanbattista Galdi 23. The tale of Frodebert's Tail Danuta Shanzer 24. Colloquial Latin in the insular Latin scholastic colloquia? Michael Lapidge 25. Conversations in Bede's Historia Ecclesiastica Michael Winterbottom.
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