Latin word-list of place and direction adverbs (fol. 54r)
Vocabulary study gathering Latin adverbs of place, each glossed in Italian
The page is entirely a Latin-Italian vocabulary, in mirror script, gathering adverbs of place and extent. Terms such as usque (per insino), hactenus (per insino a qui), istic (costi) and illic (cola) are each paired with an Italian meaning. The selection systematically contrasts words for 'here', 'there' and 'yonder', ending with preterquam (eccetto che).
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Latin adverbs of place and extent, glossed in Italian
A single column pairs each Latin word with its Italian sense, concentrating on directional and locative adverbs. The list moves through hucusque (per insin costi) and illucusque (per insin cola), then intersunt (s'appartengano) and closes with preterquam (eccetto che).