J D Craig
Biographic Data
| ID | 5717022 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J D Craig |
| GIVEN NAMES | J D |
| FAMILY NAME | Craig |
| SIGNATURE | CRAIG J D |
| AFFILIATIONS | St. Andrews University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1926 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
"Practical Divinity": The Works and Life of Rev'd Richard Greenham
Wills as Religious Propaganda: The Testament of William Tracy
Wills have become one of the most widely used sources for students of the English Reformation. There has been an ever increasing literature tracing testators' religious beliefs, the role and influence of scribes and clerics, the various copies and manifestations of a particular testament and the often formulaic character of this legal document. Little attention has been paid by students of wills to the polemical and propagandistic qualities of su…
Asymmetries in processing auditory nonverbal stimuli
Asymmetries in processing auditory nonverbal stimuli
The Mint. A History of the London Mint from A.D. 287 to 1948
Terentiana
M. Marouzeau has re-directed attention to the peculiarity of Terentian versification by which a monosyllabic word (preposition, conjunction or interjection) is put at the end of the line, though it belongs, in point of sense, to the beginning of the next line. There is thus, for the copyist or ‘corrector’, a strong temptation to shift the little word to the beginning of the next line, or even to drop it altogether. Where scansion allows, the seco…
The General Reflection in Caesar's Commentaries
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Terence Quotations in Servius Auctus
In dealing with excerpts from Terence in the Servian Commentary on Virgil I deferred consideration of the material found only in the enlarged Commentary, on the ground that, if any difference of quality or character should appear in this material, it must be kept distinct from the work of Servius
Terence Quotations in Servius
A Previous article in this journal gave some account of Terence quotations in Priscian. A similar account for Servius is necessary. Umpf en bach's summary is far from accurate; and it has the serious defect that no distinction is made between Servius proper and the material peculiar to the enlarged Commentary. With Thilo's warning that the evidence is all against the assumption that the enlarged Commentary is a truer representation of what Serviu…
Priscian's Quotations from Terence
Priscian tells us in his dedicatory introduction that he took his material from many Latin sources— collectis etiam omnibus fere quaecunque necessaria nostrorum quoque inueniuntur artium commentariis grammaticorum . This can hardly mean that he owed everything to his predecessors. At any rate it is unlikely that he copied all his illustrative quotations from earlier grammarians. The problem is one which, for our purpose, does not need to be solve…
Notes on Terence
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Archaism in Terence
It is sometimes assumed too rigorously that what distinguishes the language of Terence from that of Plautus is its modernity; that antiquated forms and expressions, common enough in the older dramatist (died 184), were all but completely absent in the younger (died 159). On this assumption a faulty Terence line is due simply to mistranscription, and the method of emendation is the same as would be employed on any MS. incorrectly copied in Carolin…
Ferrifodinae and Similar Compounds
Professor Linsay has called my attention to the need for an examination of these compounds, with a view to ascertaining whether they are ever used in the Singular by Latin writers, or always in the Plural. From a scholium, probably by Donatus, on Aen. X. 173: (Ilua) insula inexhaustis Chalybum generosa metallis, has come a gloss which appears in the Ansileubus Glossary (just published in Vol. I. of Glossaria Latina , Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 19…
Note on Terence, Andria 532
The traces of real, that is, ancient, rival versions of Terence's lines are not so pronounced as of Plautus' lines. Professor Lindsay has drawn attention to a possible instance at Hec . 468 (‘Notes on the Text of Terence,’ C.Q. Vol. XIX., No. i, p. 33). Another seems to be Andr . 532 (‘atque adeo in ipso tempore ecce ipsum [obuiam] Cbremem’), if I am right in supposing that the text used by Donatus had ipsum Chremem. A trace of the variant surviv…
Wills as Religious Propaganda: The Testament of William Tracy
Wills have become one of the most widely used sources for students of the English Reformation. There has been an ever increasing literature tracing testators' religious beliefs, the role and influence of scribes and clerics, the various copies and manifestations of a particular testament and the often formulaic character of this legal document. Little attention has been paid by students of wills to the polemical and propagandistic qualities of su…
Note on Terence, Andria 532
The traces of real, that is, ancient, rival versions of Terence's lines are not so pronounced as of Plautus' lines. Professor Lindsay has drawn attention to a possible instance at Hec . 468 (‘Notes on the Text of Terence,’ C.Q. Vol. XIX., No. i, p. 33). Another seems to be Andr . 532 (‘atque adeo in ipso tempore ecce ipsum [obuiam] Cbremem’), if I am right in supposing that the text used by Donatus had ipsum Chremem. A trace of the variant surviv…
Archaism in Terence
It is sometimes assumed too rigorously that what distinguishes the language of Terence from that of Plautus is its modernity; that antiquated forms and expressions, common enough in the older dramatist (died 184), were all but completely absent in the younger (died 159). On this assumption a faulty Terence line is due simply to mistranscription, and the method of emendation is the same as would be employed on any MS. incorrectly copied in Carolin…
Ferrifodinae and Similar Compounds
Professor Linsay has called my attention to the need for an examination of these compounds, with a view to ascertaining whether they are ever used in the Singular by Latin writers, or always in the Plural. From a scholium, probably by Donatus, on Aen. X. 173: (Ilua) insula inexhaustis Chalybum generosa metallis, has come a gloss which appears in the Ansileubus Glossary (just published in Vol. I. of Glossaria Latina , Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 19…
Notes on Terence
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Terence Quotations in Servius
A Previous article in this journal gave some account of Terence quotations in Priscian. A similar account for Servius is necessary. Umpf en bach's summary is far from accurate; and it has the serious defect that no distinction is made between Servius proper and the material peculiar to the enlarged Commentary. With Thilo's warning that the evidence is all against the assumption that the enlarged Commentary is a truer representation of what Serviu…
Priscian's Quotations from Terence
Priscian tells us in his dedicatory introduction that he took his material from many Latin sources— collectis etiam omnibus fere quaecunque necessaria nostrorum quoque inueniuntur artium commentariis grammaticorum . This can hardly mean that he owed everything to his predecessors. At any rate it is unlikely that he copied all his illustrative quotations from earlier grammarians. The problem is one which, for our purpose, does not need to be solve…
The General Reflection in Caesar's Commentaries
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Terence Quotations in Servius Auctus
In dealing with excerpts from Terence in the Servian Commentary on Virgil I deferred consideration of the material found only in the enlarged Commentary, on the ground that, if any difference of quality or character should appear in this material, it must be kept distinct from the work of Servius
Terentiana
M. Marouzeau has re-directed attention to the peculiarity of Terentian versification by which a monosyllabic word (preposition, conjunction or interjection) is put at the end of the line, though it belongs, in point of sense, to the beginning of the next line. There is thus, for the copyist or ‘corrector’, a strong temptation to shift the little word to the beginning of the next line, or even to drop it altogether. Where scansion allows, the seco…
The Mint. A History of the London Mint from A.D. 287 to 1948
Asymmetries in processing auditory nonverbal stimuli
Asymmetries in processing auditory nonverbal stimuli
Wills as Religious Propaganda: The Testament of William Tracy
Wills have become one of the most widely used sources for students of the English Reformation. There has been an ever increasing literature tracing testators' religious beliefs, the role and influence of scribes and clerics, the various copies and manifestations of a particular testament and the often formulaic character of this legal document. Little attention has been paid by students of wills to the polemical and propagandistic qualities of su…
"Practical Divinity": The Works and Life of Rev'd Richard Greenham
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