Interview with José d’Encarnação: Portuguese toponymy and Roman Epigraphy, or a place name-mediated adventure in the past
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2236-4242.v36i1p203-210Keywords:
Portuguese toponymy, Leite de Vasconcelos, Cultural influences, EpigraphyAbstract
Portuguese toponymy is both similar to and very different from Brazilian toponymy. Despite being the substratum of most place names in Brazil, Portuguese toponymy is peculiar due to the very history of Portugal's constitution as a nation, a path that was already traveled for at least a thousand years at the time of the great navigations. José d'Encarnação offers us, through the eyes of a researcher who stumbles upon toponyms daily, a little of this historical and linguistic journey. It is a tasty interview, like an already-known dish that tastes different because other ingredients are added to it.
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