The Concordance to Dantes Minor Italian Works
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The same rule has been applied to Latin words, those occurring in obvious quotations not being listed. So, too, the final Latin words in the Vita Nuova have been omitted. But when the Latin words found in the Italian works appear to be Dante's own, especially when they are an integral part of an Italian sentence, it seems best to include them, and this has been done. (They might also appear in a Concordance to Dante's Latin works, and this double entry, since their number is small and they are ...likely to be looked for in either work, can hardly be thought improper. ) This applies, for instance, to the Latin words in that poem (Catiz. Xxi) which is written in three languages, Italian, Latin, and Provencal. But the Provencal words in that poem have not been included. The reason for this inconsistency is the unsatisfactory state of the text. Since everybody knows where to find the lines the omission can do no great harm. No one will object to the inclusion of the few Greek words, whatever opinion may be held about Dante's knowl- edge of Greek.
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The same rule has been applied to Latin words, those occurring in obvious quotations not being listed. So, too, the final Latin words in the Vita Nuova have been omitted. But when the Latin words found in the Italian works appear to be Dante's own, especially when they are an integral part of an Italian sentence, it seems best to include them, and this has been done. (They might also appear in a Concordance to Dante's Latin works, and this double entry, since their number is small and they are ...likely to be looked for in either work, can hardly be thought improper. ) This applies, for instance, to the Latin words in that poem (Catiz. Xxi) which is written in three languages, Italian, Latin, and Provencal. But the Provencal words in that poem have not been included. The reason for this inconsistency is the unsatisfactory state of the text. Since everybody knows where to find the lines the omission can do no great harm. No one will object to the inclusion of the few Greek words, whatever opinion may be held about Dante's knowl- edge of Greek.
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