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Some, however, make a distinction between litteratus and litterator, as the Greeks do between grammaticus and grammatista, using the former of a master of his subject, the latter of one moderately proficient.
Grammar: defying definition beyond two millennia by Hoffman, Melvin J. / Academic Exchange Quarterly
: "per adverbium, 'homo bene peculiatus,' 'bene nummatus,' 'bene litteratus,' idest "valde"; et "'homo male dentatus' .
William of Ockham and Lorenzo Valla: false friends. Semantics and ... by Nauta, Lodi / Renaissance Quarterly
The first, rather oddly, contains only one essay, in which Bella Millett situates Ancrene Wisse alongside the first books of hours at the 'breakdown of the sharp early medieval distinctions between religious and lay, litteratus and illiteratus' (p.
Writing Religious Women: Female Spiritual and Textual Practices in ... by Jones, E.A. / Yearbook of English Studies
 
 
 
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