Lingua latina - Historia: Aetas postclassica

Aetas postclassica

Lingua qua loquebantur populi paulatim de Latina franca distulit, quam schola tenere conabatur, et de litteraria. The tongue of the people, little by little they did when speaking of the Latin Francis, deferred, which a school to hold a road, and of the literary genres. Diutissime de legibus et de rebus publicis et de aliis per totum Imperium Romanum Latine dictum est. The position of the laws of the State and the other through the entire Roman empire was English. At, quamquam plurima opera superstantia Romana sunt paene omnino scripta Latina Classica lingua, inclusa Ciceronis Caesarisque aliorumque opera, vera lingua dicta in Imperio Romano occidentali erat Latina Vulgaris, quae tantum de grammaticis, de vocabulario, et postea de locutione differt. But, although many of his works standing on the tongue of the Roman latin classics are written almost at all, including Caesar and of Cicero, and other works of the, with true words of God in the language of the Western Roman Empire, there was a Latin vulgar, being concerned only with the grammarians, the out of the vocabulary of death, and afterwards of the speech of a difference.

Etiam Romani optimates Graecam linguam discere solebant et ea uti amabant cum Graecas litteras ad philosophiam et litteraturam pertinere aestimassent. Even the Roman nobles used to learn the Greek language, and they loved to use them, since they thought that Greek literature pertains to philosophy and literature. Alioqui Graece plurimi, praecipue in Imperio orientali, adeo loquebantur, ut Graeca commercio et peregrinationi quasi  lingua franca in eo die habita est. Otherwise, many Greeks, especially in Asia, so to speak, as Greek trade and travel as a common language in the show. Post ultimum discrimen inter Imperia Orientale et Occidentale anno trecentesimo nonagesimo quinto (395), in Orientali demum Graeca pro Latina usui legitimo et gubernatorio substituta est, ex ea causa, quod in illis partibus ex omnibus societatis ordinibus diu dicta esset Graeca. After the end of the year three years of the East-West crisis between the government (395), then the Greek side for the English use of legitimate and control substituted for this reason that in these parts all classes of society for a long time it was called Greek.