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Old Latin

American  

noun

  1. the Latin language in use from the earliest inscriptions to c100 b.c. OL, OL., O.L.


Old Latin British  

noun

  1. the Latin language before the classical period, up to about 100 bc

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Etymology

Origin of Old Latin

First recorded in 1885–90

Example Sentences

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These Latin expressions are taken from one or other of the twelve Old Latin MSS.

From Project Gutenberg

Next to it is the Mathematical Room, but it is on leaving that, and entering the Old Latin Room, that you feel impressed with the great antiquity and beauty of the building.

From Project Gutenberg

Other of the poems might, perhaps, for some special qualities, better represent Mr. Platt than this; there is the excellent and gay little parody, which we would like to give, of "That Old Latin Grammar".

From Project Gutenberg

The Greek, the Old Latin, the Syriac, and the English Bible from 1560 105 onwards designate this book as 1 Esdras, the canonical books Ezra and Nehemiah being 2 Esdras in the Greek.

From Project Gutenberg

The figures at the bottom give Eusebius's harmony of the Gospels: this particular scheme is found in Syrian manuscripts and in the Old Latin Codex Rehdigerianus at Breslau.

From Project Gutenberg