Priscian

Priscien , in Latin Priscianus was a Latin grammairien 6th century.

Native of Césarée in Palestine, it held with Constantinople into 525 a famous school.

Its principal work is its Grammaire , which was the base of teaching until the rebirth of the letters.

There are moreover of him some other small writings on subjects of grammar (accents, meters, variations), a treaty in worms Of ponderibus and mensuris , a verse translation of Denys Périégète, the Éloge of Anastase , etc

Grammar was one of the disciplines of the trivium which, with the Quadrivium, formed the Liberal arts, bases education with the Middle Ages.

Source

See too

Random links:Cessna | Mitochondrion | Shampoo | Anthropozoonose | Commercial mortgage | Handling | Otarie_australienne