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Marcuz · 09 January 2007, 01:48

in italian, in that form is currently just an adjective, and even a substantive in italian vulgar (in the sense of part of the talked language) from 1300, (Dante, Convivio) with the same meaning of the latin substantive, agricola, agriculturist; andreas is right, there was also a treatise -rerum agricola-, On Agriculture, written in latin, but this one i don't remember from which time period comes.

09 January 2007, 01:48	#19
Marcuz Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: . Age: 48 Posts: 5,562	in italian, in that form is currently just an adjective, and even a substantive in italian vulgar (in the sense of part of the talked language) from 1300, (Dante, Convivio) with the same meaning of the latin substantive, agricola, agriculturist; andreas is right, there was also a treatise -rerum agricola-, On Agriculture, written in latin, but this one i don't remember from which time period comes. Last edited by Marcuz; 09 January 2007 at 01:55.