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Dear Evan,
It's encouraging to see Brazil is on top of the list as the first country that speaks a Latin-based language. The appalling state of Brazilian universities in this area (meaning the absolute lackness of quality didactic materials in Po...
I've just posted some pictures I made in a recent trip to Portugal (the "mother-country", as were), at the site of an ancient and gorgeous Roman city called Conimbriga.
The place is quite big, and one of the better preserved Roman sites in the wo...
If you are a teacher who speaks Latin aloud in class, records Latin, encourages your students to speak Latin, or are interested in trying out your pronunciation on your peers, this is the place to do it!
For those interested in learning Latin viva voce, not only so they can speak it, but so they can learn how to 'think in Latin', and so read more fluently.
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- São Paulo, University of São Paulo
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Conimbriga (Coimbra, Portugal)
I've just posted some pictures I made in a recent trip to Portugal (the "mother-country", as were), at the site of an ancient and gorgeous Roman city called Conimbriga.
The place is quite big, and one of the better preserved Roman sites in the world (or so it says in the brochure). It's got beautiful mosaic floors, a bunch of villae with intact foundations, the remains of three public baths (and a fourth, private one, in the house of distinguished patrician Cantaber), a forum and a paleo-christ… Continue
The place is quite big, and one of the better preserved Roman sites in the world (or so it says in the brochure). It's got beautiful mosaic floors, a bunch of villae with intact foundations, the remains of three public baths (and a fourth, private one, in the house of distinguished patrician Cantaber), a forum and a paleo-christ… Continue
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