A Survey of Medieval Concepts of Congruity and Completeness ad Sensum and ad Intellectum

Studia Semiotyczne—English Supplement 25:130-144 (2004)
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Abstract

As far as the subject of this paper is concerned, early medieval grammarians started with the definition of a sentence — oratio — proposed by Priscian : Oratio est ordinatio dictionum congrua perfectam sententiam demonstrans. A sentence is a congruous ordering of words which expresses a complete thought.

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Krystyna Krauze-Błachowicz
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