More wired than a Roman Internet café
The Latinum Institutehas rebuilt its website, making it far easier for students to find the materials in our ever growing catalogue.
Latinum started as a podcast in 2006, and over the period 2006 to 2008, the Adler Latin Language structured immersion course was developed and produced.
This is a complete Latin course, and…
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It is assumed that those who consider buying their groceries on the web are lazy certainly not wish to go out of the house, away from their computer. This is often a misguided notion. Online food delivery is really a boon for the running class today on global basis as it helps one save time, money and go green.
The waning moon is a member of harvesting; tough time, you can: plant trees and saplings, plant strawberries, start a compost heap, spread and turn compost and…
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https://www.patreon.com/latinum
New at Latinum: the Vulgate Psalms in classical audio are now complete. I have also started working on recording versions of Buchanan's Psalm paraphrases, and Castellio's more classical translation. In progress is an audiobook of L'Homond's 'Historiae Sacrae', Maude's 'Julia', and Latin paraphrases by John Stirling (currently I am producing an audio version of his…
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The internet keeps mutating, and Classical life online needs to change as well. Latinum is now on Patreon.
The Latinum Podcast, which used to be hosted on mypodcast.com, has been offline for a few years,since that company ceased trading.
I have found a solution to having a stable home for the many hundreds of hours of Latin audio, including the mammoth Adler Audio Course; the crowdfunding platform,…
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hi eclassics
i am a latin learner (11 years)i would like to speak the language a bit more.i find adler interesting but difficult to manage on your own.i have been working through orberg (lingua latina) for the last 8 years, ideally i would like to discuss the various chapters with some one of similar interests and experience. i would be prepared to pay a small fee if necessary.
thanks
dan lane.
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As the internet has changed markedly since I first opened Schola on NIng, and again on social-go, after Ning hiked their prices to make continuing unviable, I have decided the time has come to close Schola down - people now have whatsapp groups to chat to their friends in Latin, or use Facebook. There is, I believe, currently no need for a dedicated Latin language 'silo' anymore.
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Schola at NING has been closed and I have moved to the Social-Go network, which is based in the UK.
The new website address for Schola is
http://schola.network-maker.com/
I was having too many issues with constant changes to the language file, and NING was just too unstable a platform (from a Latin-language…
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This is a shameless plug for books I translated into Latin. They are all on Worldlibrary in PDF format. If you want a physical book, they are available from Amazon (except Somnium).
Fabula de Beniamine Lago Beatrix Potter
Fabula de Domina Tiggi-Uinkel Beatrix Potter
Fabula de Iohanno Mure Urbano Beatrix Potter
Fabula de Petro Cuniculo Beatrix Potter
Fabula de Sciuro Nuciola Beatrix Potter
Fabula de Thoma…
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On the site of "Centrum Latinitatis Europae" of Genoa, at the page "Per i professori" (For teachers), some very pleasant articles about Latin and Greek:
1. Thoughts of Thomas Arnold about learning of Classics (in english)…
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http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2013/04/04/18734681.php
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Hi all, I announce that now it is possible to read in English too (and French, German, Irish, Spanish) the site of classical studies of "Centrum Latinitatis Europae" of Genoa (Italy) ! http://cle.altervista.org
Contents:
Multimedial…
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Hi,
There is a user compiled list of people interested in speaking Latin via Skype over at Schola.
Feel free to take a look, or add your name to the list.
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Dear Friends,
New Rochelle School District is looking for a middle school Latin
teacher. This is a full time-tenure track position working at both
middle schools. The position requires teaching Latin grades 6 to 8. The
applicant must be certified in Latin in New York State and be willing to travel between
the two middle schools. Applicants must apply at OLAS and can also send
resume to jmendez@nred.org
Thanks,
Juan C.…
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