Latin influence on the syntax of the languages of Europe

Articles
• Latin influence on the syntax of the languages of Europe: Foundations and new perspectives
  Bert Cornillie & Bridget Drinka | pp. 1–10
• On the notion of linguistic influence in syntax: Evidence from medieval Italo-Romance texts
  Paolo Greco | pp. 11–42
• Participial and gerundial clauses in sixteenth-century Spanish prose: Latinate syntax between convergence and divergence in translation
  Santiago Del Rey Quesada | pp. 43–81
• On the pace of syntactic elaboration from Latin calques: Evidence from Spanish, Dutch and English
  Bert Cornillie | pp. 82–107
• AcI: Inheritance and influence on some languages of Western Europe
  Federica Da Milano & Pierluigi Cuzzolin | pp. 108–124
• The role of roofing: Latin influence on the development of the perfects in Europe
  Bridget Drinka | pp. 125–149
• Do the parallels meet? On the origin of the accusative with infinitive construction in Slavic
  Andrii Danylenko | pp. 150–182
• Latin influence on German word order?
  Hans Henrich Hock | pp. 183–209
• Language contact and language borrowing? Compound verb forms in the Old French translation of the Gospel of St. Mark
  Brigitte L. M. Bauer | pp. 210–250

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