Tabula Gratulatoria

pp.：  9 – 10

Editor's Preface

pp.：  11 – 12

A Personal Portrait (Pierluigi Cuzzolin)

pp.：  13 – 16

The Professional History and Publications of Philip Baldi (through 2010) (Aaron D. Rubin)

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1. A Few Words for Springs in Aeschylus (Daniel W. Berman)

pp.：  25 – 30

2. How to Move Towards Somebody in Plautus' Comedies: Some Remarks on the Adverb obuiam (Pierluigi Cuzzolin)

pp.：  31 – 44

3. Baltic Palaeocomparativism and the Idea that Lithuanian is a Neo-Latin Language (Pietro U. Dini)

pp.：  45 – 54

4. Blight and Bugs: The Semantics of Latin Plant Diseases and the Perils of Latin Translations of the OT book of Psalms (Paul B. Harvey, Jr)

pp.：  55 – 66

5. On Latin (s)tritavus (Brian D. Joseph)

pp.：  67 – 70

6. On Complex Syllable Onsets in Latin (Christian Lehmann)

pp.：  71 – 80

7.Having Something that You Don't Own: Apud Possessive Constructions in Latin and a Comparison with Locative Possessive Sentences in Irish (Andrea Nuti)

pp.：  81 – 98

8. Gender Assignment of Latin Loanwords in Early Germanic: A Case Study of Latin vinum (B. Richard Page)

pp.：  99 – 104

9. The Use of quia and quoniam in Cicero, Seneca, and Tertullian (Harm Pinkster)

pp.：  105 – 120

10. Dum loquimur, fugerit inuida aetas: On Tense and Actionality of Latin verba dicendi (Hannah Rosén)

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11. Thoughts on the Origin of the Latin and Indo-European Nominal Declension (William R. Schmalstieg)

pp.：  139 – 146

12. Latin alia's 'at another time' (Brent Vine)

pp.：  147 – 164

13. Etruscan mlak[ and the Interpretation of the Inscription on the Santa Teresa kyathos (Rex Wallace)

pp.：  165 – 172

14. Poetry in Motion:The Semantic Transformation of poetria in the Middle Ages (Stephen Wheeler)

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Index of Authors Cited

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