Linguistic Studies on Latin: Selected Papers from the 6th International Colloquium on Latin Linguistics Book

	Preface
	Existait-il une diphtongue ui en latin?	3
	The second-declension nominative plural in -eis, -es, -is, and the first-declension nominative plural in -as	19
	On the sco-suffix, on prefixes and on the development of the Latin verbal system	41
	Vixit Annis XXX Menses III Dies XIX	55
	Phenotypic Linearization in Latin, word order universals, and language change	67
	Le verbe latin "incorpore"-t-il ses complements?	75
	Word order in Cato's De Agricultura	91
	Sujet de verbe ou sujet de proposition?	103
	Latin and Greek compared: word order in a bilingual papyrian text (P. Bon. 5)	113
	The definite article in the making, nominal constituent order, and related phenomena	129
	Theme and topic. The relation between discourse and constituent fronting in Latin	151
	Subordination and Coordination: constructions in between	167
	Mode verbal et syntaxe de subordination	179
	On sentential complementation after verba affectuum	201
	Syntaxe et stylistique du discours indirect chez Tacite: une parole rhetorique	211
	Le subjonctif dans les subordonnees en cum en latin classique	227
	The semantic value of restrictive participle clauses in Latin	241
	On Latin absolute constructions	259
	The internal structure of adverbial ut-clauses	269
	Participant tracking in Latin discourse	283
	Discourse connectives and discourse type: the case of Latin at	303
	Modo and sane, or what to do with particles in Latin directives	319
	The syntax of adhuc with verbal predicates	345
	The lexical relationships of Latin in Indo-European	359
	From lexemics to syntax: the double accusative with doceo and the dative with sum	379
	Problemes de composition nominale, en latin	393
	Analyse semique et actancielle du verbe dare	403
	Index	417