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Castilian language

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Castilian language

Member of the Romance branch of the Indo-European language family, originating in northwestern Spain, in the provinces of Old and New Castile. It is the basis of present-day standard Spanish (see Spanish language) and is often seen as the same language, the terms castellano and español being used interchangeably in both Spain and the Spanish-speaking countries of the Americas.



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Besides Latin and Greek, the new curriculum was to include Castilian language and literature together with orthography, prosody, rhetoric, chronology, history, dialectics, ethics, and criticism.
Interpretations of humanism in recent Spanish Renaissance studies by Camillo, Ottavio Di / Renaissance Quarterly
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