Prisciani Opera Minora (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781274412072)

Prisciani Opera Minora presents the shorter grammatical works of Priscian, a prominent Latin grammarian of the 6th century CE. This collection, edited by Friedrich Lindemann, offers invaluable insights into the intricacies of Latin grammar and language usage as understood in late antiquity. Priscian's meticulous analysis and systematic approach have made his works foundational texts for the study of Latin throughout the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

This volume includes treatises and excerpts that complement Priscian's larger Institutiones Grammaticae, providing a comprehensive view of his linguistic theories and pedagogical methods. Scholars and students of classical languages will find this edition an essential resource for understanding the evolution of grammatical thought and the structure of the Latin language. The enduring influence of Priscian's work ensures its continued relevance in the fields of linguistics, classical studies, and historical grammar.

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