to the 3rd century A.D., hence covering Early Latin (4th–2nd century b.C.), Classical Latin (1st century b.C.) and Imperial Latin (1st–4th century A.D.), except Christian authors, whose language was strongly influenced by biblical texts and, therefore, by Hebrew and Greek. These examples were found within the Latin literature from the 4th century b.C. Approximately 200 different adjectival lemmata are registered, as shown in the List of Lemmata, which includes a count of examples per lemma. This corpus contains around 3.500 annotated examples of PA patterns which have an adjectival phraseme core, such as in primis or ex aequo. PhD Thesis at the Universidad de Alcalá, Alcalá de Henares (Madrid). Y Adjetivo (tipos de pleno, in serium) en Solari Jarque, Nicolás (in preparation): Las Formaciones Adverbiales con Preposición Texts from Thesaurus Linguae Latinae, see sources obligatory: Preposition (Adverbial = Preposition + Adjective):.optional: Subject: Gender (Masculine / Feminine), Number (Singular /.
Reflexive), Coordinated (true / false), part of the text (true) optional: Verb: Lemma, Syntactic construction (Transitive / Intransitive.Modified (true / false), Reduplicated (true / false), Part of prepositional phrase Quantity / Time / Location / Discourse / Specification), Coordinated (true / false),
),Īttribution target (Verb / Verb and Subject / Verb and Object / Sentence / Adverb /Īdjective / Noun or syntagma without verb-reference), Semantic classification (Manner /
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