Colloquies / by Erasmus, Desiderius, -1536

Table of Contents: “…A pilgrimage for religion's sake (Peregrinatio religionis ergo) -- A fish diet (Ichthuophagía) -- The funeral (Funus) -- Echo (Echo) -- A feast of many courses (Poludaitía) -- Things and names (De rebus de vocabulis) -- Charon (Charon) -- A meeting of the philological society (Synodus grammaticorum) -- A marriage in name only, or The unequal match (Agamos gámos, sive Coniugium impar) -- The imposture (Impostura) -- Cyclops, or the Gospel-bearer (Cyclops, sive evangeliophorus) -- Non-sequiturs (Aprodiónusa, sive Absurda) -- The knight without a horse, or Faked nobility (Ippeús anippos, sive Ementita nobilitas) -- Knucklebones, or The game of Tali (Astragalismós, sive Talorum Iusus) -- The council of women (Senatulus, sive Gunaikosunédrion) -- Early to rise (Diluculum) -- The sober feast (Naphálion sumpósion) -- The art of learning (Ars notoria) -- The sermon, or Merdardus (Concio, sive merdardus) -- The lover of glory (Philodoxus) -- Penny-pinching (Opulentia sordida) -- The seraphic funeral (Exequiae seraphicae) -- Sympathy (Amicitia) -- A problem (Problema) -- The Epicurean (Epicureus) -- The usefulness of the Colloquies (De utilitate Colloquiorum) -- Erasmus and Erasmius -- The return to Basel -- Editions of the Colloquies.…”
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The colloquies of Erasmus. by Erasmus, Desiderius, -1536

Colloquial German. by Doring, P. F.

Internal colloquies; poems and plays of I. A. Richards. by Richards, I. A. 1893-1979

Colloquial Hebrew : the complete course for beginners / by Lyttleton, Zippi, 1949-

“…The colloquial series…”

Colloquial Persian : the complete course for beginners / by Rafiee, Abdi, 1947-

“…The colloquial series…”

Ten colloquies. by Erasmus, Desiderius, -1536

Colloquial English : structure and variation / by Radford, Andrew

Table of Contents: “…1.Background -- 1.1.Introduction -- 1.2.S-, S'-and S"-analyses -- 1.3.CP Analyses -- 1.4.The Cartographic Approach -- 1.5.Truncated Clauses -- 1.6.Summary -- 2.Topics -- 2.1.Introduction -- 2.2.Three Types of Topic in Colloquial English -- 2.3.The Derivation of Topics -- 2.4.Multiple Topic Structures -- 2.5.Topics and Complementisers -- 2.6.Topics and Other Peripheral Non-wh Constituents -- 2.7.Topics in Wh-interrogatives and Exclamatives -- 2.8.Topics in Relative Clauses -- 2.9.Summary -- 3.Complementisers -- 3.1.Introduction -- 3.2.Primary Spellout -- 3.3.Secondary Spellout -- 3.4.Complementisers in Embedded Wh-clauses -- 3.5.Complementisers in Root Clauses -- 3.6.The Nature of Complementiser Spellout -- 3.7.Summary -- 3.8.Appendix: Complementisers in Adverbial Clauses -- 4.How come? …”

Ghostly colloquies / by Townsend, Frederic

Gale Cengage Learning

Colloquial English : structure and variation / by Radford, Andrew

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Select colloquies : out of Erasmus Roterodamus; pleasantly representing several superstitious levities that were crept into the Church of Rome in his days.... by Erasmus, Desiderius, -1536

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Colloquial Welsh : the complete course for beginners / by King, Gareth, 1955-

“…Colloquial series.…”
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Colloquial Serbian : the complete course for beginners / by Hawkesworth, Celia, 1942-, Ćalić, Jelena

“…Colloquial series.…”
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Colloquial language in Ulysses : a reference tool / by Dent, R. W.

The colloquial style in America. by Bridgman, Richard

Colloquial Russian 2 : the next step in language learning / by Le Fleming, Svetlana

“…Colloquial Russian two…”

Colloquial Italian 2 : the next step in language learning / by Lymbery, Sylvia

“…Colloquial Italian two…”
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Colloquial and literary Latin /

Table of Contents: “…Introduction Eleanor Dickey; 2. Colloquial language in linguistic studies James Clackson; 3. …”
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Colloquial and literary Latin /

Table of Contents: “…Introduction Eleanor / Dickey -- Colloquial language in linguistic studies / James Clackson -- Roman authors on colloquial language / Rolando Ferri and Philomen Probert -- Idiom(s) and literariness in classical literary criticism / Anna Chahoud -- Preliminary conclusions / Eleanor Dickey -- Possessive pronouns in Plautus / Wolfgang David Cirilo de Melo -- Greeting and farewell expressions as evidence for colloquial language: between literary and epigraphical texts / Paolo Poccetti -- Colloquial and literary language in early Roman tragedy / Hilla Halla-aho and Peter Kruschwitz -- The fragments of Cato's Origines / John Briscoe -- Hyperbaton and register in Cicero / J.G.F. …”
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Colloquial and literary Latin /

Table of Contents: “…Introduction / Eleanor Dickey -- Colloquial language in linguistic studies / James Clackson -- Roman authors on colloquial language / Rolando Ferri and Philomen Probert -- Idiom(s) and literariness in classical literary criticism / Anna Chahoud -- Preliminary conclusions / Eleanor Dickey -- Early Latin. …”
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