Diarium[1] est scriptum nuntiorum quod temporibus statis, saepe cotidie, promulgatum est. De multis rebus in diariis scribitur, exempli gratia: de administratione reipublicae, de scientia, de ludicra corporis exercitatione, et cetera. Originem diariorum reperiunt alii in actis diurnis et jing bao[2] civitatum antiquorum Romae et Sinarum; alii in ephemeridibus privatis mercatorum mediaevalium.
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Nonnulla diaria antiquiora
- Corriere della Sera ('Nuntius Vespertinus')
- Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung ('Diarium Generale Francofurtense')
- L'Osservatore Romano ('Observator Romanus')
- La Tribune de Genève ('Rostra Genevae')
- Le Monde ('Mundus')
- Neue Zürcher Zeitung ('Novum Diarium Turicense')
- Pravda ('Veritas')
- The Independent ('Independentia')
- The New York Times ('Tempora Neo-Eboracensia')
- The Wall Street Journal ('Diurnale Murivicense')
Nexus interni
Notae
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