Observaciones acerca del ?sermo vulgaris?
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Sermo vulgarisAbstract
The study of Vulgar Latin has been centred on the analysis of uncultured people’s speech. Another way of looking at this question is to consider vulgar latin as the spoken latin independently of the degree of the speaker education. The aim of this paper is to show some features of Vulgar Latin used by Cicero in his epistolary literature.
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