Latin In Church: The History of Its Pronunciation Bibles

Latin In Church: The History of Its Pronunciation BiblesPaperback, 94 pages A fascinating, obscure, and slightly eccentric book about the many different ways in which Latin has been pronounced and spelled over the centuries as it traveled from its ancient seat to far flung regions of Europe and beyond. The author makes the case that we should not be too fussy or insistent on a "correct" way of pronouncing the language, given that every context has its own justification, and that even scholars are not

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