Hieroglossia I - Latin Middle Ages, Arab-Persian world, Tibet, India

" Non quia dicitur sed quia creditur ". Notes on the power of words and the multiplicity of languages, from Roger Bacon to Dante

Linguistic anamorphoses : the pentacle of referential languages in the medieval West

The sanctity of Latin in the Middle Ages

How to preach to the people in God's language ? Preaching practices in medieval Latin Christendom

Sacred language(s) and the search for sacred language(s) in the Ottoman Empire in the ^19th century

Talking empire : Ottoman Turkish as a language of discrimination and segregation

Persian, Islam's second sacred language

Eastern Christianity and its languages (17th - ^21st century) : the Maronite case

Some recent Tibetan commentaries on Daṇḍin's Kāvyādarśa(Mirror of Poetry), a ^7th century Sanskrit poetic work

Contrasting assessments of a Tibetan bestseller " written in oral language " : ordinary language, literary language, oral language and regional languages in the receptions of Joies et peines de l'enfant Naktsang

Saussure in the Land of Snow : language/languages/speech and some aspects of " sacré " in Tibetan Buddhism

Language choice in the Jain tradition : from Middle Indian to Sanskrit

Pâli, the language of the Buddha's teachings

Why did Buddhists adopt Sanskrit ?