The Chronica Fratris Jordani a Giano
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Undoubtedly ' ' II sait aussi fort bien qu 'il n'ecrit pas un Latin elegant. ' ' Nor am I going to vindicate for him Ciceronian or classic Latinity. But I deny that "sitot qu'il essaye de se servir de phrases un pen longnes, comme dans le Prologue de son Libellus, son langue devient lourd ou off re meme des defauts de construction. " Far from being heavy, I ven- ture to say that the Ijatin of Jordan is remarkably clear and that no one with any reading knowledge of Latin and a fair smattering of... its medieval variety, need twice peruse a single sentence of his Chronicle in order to make out exactly what he wants to say. And this is no mean 40 Chronica Frafris Jordani A Giano praise which the present writer woiikl be (piitc liai)py to deserve for himself. Jordan's Latin is the language of a man impregnated with the diction of Holy Writ and not without a certain knowledge of the Fathers. Such as it is, he writes it with facility and mastery. Of course, if we consider language merely for language's sake, he can- not be numbered among the elect, but as a medium of communication he handles his Latin well and effectively.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Undoubtedly ' ' II sait aussi fort bien qu 'il n'ecrit pas un Latin elegant. ' ' Nor am I going to vindicate for him Ciceronian or classic Latinity. But I deny that "sitot qu'il essaye de se servir de phrases un pen longnes, comme dans le Prologue de son Libellus, son langue devient lourd ou off re meme des defauts de construction. " Far from being heavy, I ven- ture to say that the Ijatin of Jordan is remarkably clear and that no one with any reading knowledge of Latin and a fair smattering of... its medieval variety, need twice peruse a single sentence of his Chronicle in order to make out exactly what he wants to say. And this is no mean 40 Chronica Frafris Jordani A Giano praise which the present writer woiikl be (piitc liai)py to deserve for himself. Jordan's Latin is the language of a man impregnated with the diction of Holy Writ and not without a certain knowledge of the Fathers. Such as it is, he writes it with facility and mastery. Of course, if we consider language merely for language's sake, he can- not be numbered among the elect, but as a medium of communication he handles his Latin well and effectively.
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