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6.3 The Thesis of Roger Wright 230 - 232
6.4 Latin / Romance and its Relevance to the Monastic Rules 233
6.5 The Importance of the Synthetic Passive and Deponent Verbs and
Their Disappearance 233-236
6.6 Dating the Disappearance of Synthetic Passive and Deponent Forms
236-238
6.7 The Evidence of the Monastic Rules: Frequency Analysis 238 - 243
6.8 Further Analysis of Appearance 243 - 246
6.9 Further Analysis of Use 246 - 250
6.10.1 Traditional Approaches to the Loss of Synthesis 250 – 252
6.10.2 Political Decline and Simplification 252 – 255
6.10.3 Contact Linguistics 255 – 256
6.10.4 The Linguistic Cycle 257
6.10.5 Ecological Linguistics 257 – 259
6.11 A New Proposal for the Loss of the Passive 259 – 266
6.12 The Relationship between Synthetic Passive and Deponent Verbs 267 – 268
6.13 The Monastic Rules and the Wright Thesis 268 – 273
6.14 The Wright Thesis: General Conclusions 273 – 277
6.15 Loquendum est Russice et scribendum Slavonicae 278 – 288
6.16 Monastic Rules and Other Texts 288 – 292
6.17 Conclusions 292 - 293
Concluding Remarks 294 - 299
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