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Du 23 au 25 juin prochain se déroulera à Paris la seconde rencontre du projet FLG (après celle qui avait eu lieu en avril 2013 à Lyon).Projet international Fragmentary Latin Grammarians (FLG)Rencontre II - 2014 - Présentation des travaux d'édition des sources grammaticales antiquesMaison de la Recherche28, rue Serpente75006 ParisMétros Odéon, Saint-MichelPlan d'accèsLa rencontre aura lieu en salle D421.Lundi 23 juin 14h30 - 18h14h30 Julie Damaggio : Aurelius Opillus15h30 Luca Martorelli : Didymus, Luranius, Vergilii obtrectatores16h30 Marcos Pérez : Iulius Hyginus Mardi 24 juin 9h30 - 18h9h30 Ramón Gutiérrez González : Verrius Flaccus10h30 Alessandro Garcea : Plinius SecundusDéjeuner14h30 Javier Uría : Terentius Scaurus15h30 Valeria Lomanto : Sulpicius Apollinaris16h30 Julia Burghini : Vmbrius Primus Mercredi 25 juin - matinée9h30 Matinée réservée aux membres du projetLe projet (www.corpusgl.eu)Fragmentary Latin Grammarians (FLG) is a project dedicated to gathering, for the first time, all Latin grammatical texts which are preserved exclusively in fragmentary form. Our primary purpose is to compile a complete list of the authors of such texts, be they grammarians, teachers, erudites or any other author who may have written works on grammar, regardless of their position in society or their literary activity. These authors have been frequently quoted by late Latin grammarians and their ideas contributed to the evolution of ancient linguistic thought. In recent years, there has been increasing interest in this field, but a complete corpus is not available and modern editors are confronted with the daunting task of locating the quotes within texts, delimitating them and only then analysing them.