Aportaciones al estudio léxico del latín de los cristianos
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1976.v44.i2.933Abstract
Different ways of using the lexical terms can be found among Christian authors. Generally gens/natio are applied to refer to pagans while populus/plebs is said of Christians. But Orosius applies gens/natio in the same meaning as classical writers, that is to say to denote foreigners (Christians as well as pagans), and populus/plebs to refer to Romans. This is because Orosius wrote history and in this genre such was the common lexical use.
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1976-12-30
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Lorenzo, J. (1976). Aportaciones al estudio léxico del latín de los cristianos. Emerita, 44(2), 357–371. https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1976.v44.i2.933
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