Hegesippus, (flourished 4th century) supposed author of a free Latin adaptation of the Jewish War of Josephus, under the title De bello Judaico et excidio urbis Hierosolymitanae.
Some scholars hold that he wrote c. 1334/48 Horologium sapientie ("Clock of Wisdom"), a Latin adaptation of Eternal Wisdom, with hopes of securing Eckehart's approval.
300 - 399 Hegesippus, (flourished 4th century), supposed author of a free Latin adaptation of the Jewish War of Josephus, under the title De bello Judaico et excidio urbis Hierosolymitanae.
Made by Sony Pictures Television, the show has been sold to more than 170 territories and the company is currently making a Latin American adaptation in Colombia, called Metastasis.
Italian, Spanish and Portuguese being Latin languages, linguistic adaptation in a French speaking environment like Geneva is usually not an insuperable difficulty.
Miltonic blank verse, based on Latin syntax and adaptations of the rules of Latin prosody, moved away from the looseness of the Elizabethans and Jacobeans toward a more ceremonial style.
The presence of Plotinus and Porphyry in Rome in the 3rd and early 4th centuries probably started the more serious interest in Aristotle there, of which the first results were, perhaps, Victorinus's adaptations in Latin of Porphyry's Isagoge and Aristotle's Categories.
A new version is mixing opera and the Broadway adaptation with some Latin American cha-cha-cha thrown in for good measure.
Two themes dominate the linguistic and literary development of medieval Latin: its close and creative adaptation of the classical heritage from which it emerged and its changing relationship with the medieval vernacular languages.
All extensive later Germanic texts, however, use adaptations of the Latin alphabet.
The modern national alphabets of the western European nations are, strictly speaking, adaptations of the Latin alphabet to Germanic (English, German, Swedish, Dutch, Danish, etc)., Romance (Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, etc)., Slavic (Polish, Czech, Slovak, etc)., Baltic (Lithuanian, Latvian), Finno-Ugric (Finnish, Hungarian, etc)., and other languages.
