The 'Phonetic Complex' in Renaissance Latin Grammar : Petrus Ramus's Dichotomies and Their Reflections in Two Vernacular Grammatical Texts

Graeco-Latina Brunensia - Czech Republic
doi 10.5817/glb2016-2-8
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