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Medieval Studies—Latin Dictionaries

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Abbreviationes . The first electronic dictionary of medieval Latin abbreviations, a database designed for use in both learning and teaching medieval Latin paleography. N.B. Choose the "Web Servers" tab to access program; choose "detail view" in the "Use" pull-down menu.
J.F. Niermeyer. 2002. Mediae latinitatis lexicon minus . . . 2 ed. Lane Rm., Medieval Rm. E-version available from the Lexicon link of the navigation bar of PL and AASS .
Database of latin dictionaries . User's manual. Choose Advanced Search for a menu of all available dictionaries. Current release includes:

Blaise. Dictionnaire latin-français des auteurs chrétiens, compiled by Albert Blaise (Turnhout, 1954-1967), revised and corrected under the direction of Paul Tombeur (2005). Produced with the support of the Belgian Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique and the collaboration of the Comité National du Dictionnaire du Latin Médiéval. Patristic authors.
Blaise. Dictionnaire latin-français des auteurs du moyen-âge, 1975.
Du Cange. Glossarium mediae et infimae latinitatis conditum a Carolo du Fresne Domino du Cange . . . Henschel Editio noua aucta pluribus uerbis aliorum scriptorum a Léopold Favre T. I-VIII (1883-1887)
Firmini Verris Dictionarius, Dictionnaire latin-français de Firmin le Ver 1440 edited by Brian Merrilees and William Edwards (Turnhout, 1994) including the corrections supplied by the editors.
Forcellini. Lexicon Totius Latinitatis (1771-1940). Classical authors.

Archivio della Latinità Italiana del Medioevo (UAN) | Latin language sources, a checklist

Classical Latin

Late Latin/Patristic

to c. 600, including the Latin Christian authors

Medieval Latin

Database of latin dictionaries . User's manual.

Abbreviationes . The first electronic dictionary of medieval Latin abbreviations, a database designed for use in both learning and teaching medieval Latin paleography.

The basic glossary of medieval Latin, i.e., the words and meanings that deviate from classical usage, remains:

Du Cange is out-dated; explanations, not translations, are given in 17th-century Latin, and often unsatisfactory editions are used. It will be replaced by the new glossary for the period A.D. 800-1200 published by the Union Académique Internationale:

Austria, Germany, Switzerland

Italy

Great Britain

Denmark

Hungary

Netherland

Poland

Spain

Sweden & Finland

Czechoslovakia

Yugoslavia

Renaissance, Neo-Latin

Geography

Grammars

  • Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar @ Middlebury
  • Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar on Perseus

Music

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