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COLOMBAE
et, volandas, descenduerunt quinque colombae,
et intuierunt mihi,
et volunt dicere mihi aliquidem,
perscurantas oculos meos.
non habebant timorem,
putabant, ego intellegibo totum...
fuit unum miraculum.
Ivan Petryshyn
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DE OBSCURITE NASCIT LUX
1. lux nascit de obscurite
2. lux durat donec habet ea vehemantiam
3. cum vehementiam, desinet, lux demittet, et, deinde, extinguet
4. lux transfigurat in obscurito, energiam vertuit in usum
5. quid fiat cum unam novam obscuritam, non scimus
6. addentur, forsam, siat ad obscuritam primam, pro novam enegriam…
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COLLEGIUM PRIMITIVUM
GREX -->
eliget -->
DUCTOREM
{ REGIUM/REGNUM/IMPERIUM/GUBERNATIAM}-->
cum proprias:
1. ROBUR -->…
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RUTHENIA ET RUSSIA
Ruthenia rutilabat cum rutis.
In Russiam, ruricolae coltivabant, ut in Italiam, ut in Rutheniam.
Rurigenae in ruribus habitabant, in terras ruthenias et russas, in terras pulchras et audaces.
Rusciticitas fuerunt terrae, sed rusticae fuerunt etiam pulchrae.
Ruthenia et Russia terras ruricolas fuerunt.
UCRI ET…
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Scythae aut Scythi, filii Coeli,
habitavant sub scutum aut clipeum
(in linguam ucrainam: "sklepinniam") Coeli.
vivebant sub unum scitum, sciti, scitabant,
sciscitandos de toto.
pro bevere usum vertabant scyphi.
sitim habebant pro res novas.
citharas sciebant.
semper citos…
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A beautiful site about Classics in Genoa
http://cle.altervista.org I recommend to visit the site of Centrum Latinitatis Europae (http://cle.altervista.org) where I explain our activities in Genoa. If you click "Risorse", you find a list of useful italian and international sites about Classics.
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dinosauri ova pariabant.
fuerunt hostos hominorum.
ova fuerunt albae.
homines colorabant ovas, et dinosauri non illas recognoscebant, et non illas insidebant.
non exoriebant pullos.
ornamenta salvabant hominis.
ritus ovas colorare fuit unum ritum pro…
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Baptesimus magnae Regiae Puellae Volguae Terrarum Russicarum Caevi,
qui paganam fuit, feravit Regis Domum Byzantii coniratia, homicidia-
dei pagani vendemniabant feravunt res adversas.
et matrimonium Principi Festumillustris (Sviatoslavus) non feravit nihilum bonum: vires et ideata paganesimi detestaverunt ex-paganos et Terrarum Se.
aura paganesii vendicavit cum…
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Latinum items only $1 each
Since setting up the site at Payloads, a few new exciting things have happened: Latinum now has over 30 audio products available - including a selection that would be suitable to use for AP Latin for Caesar.
All downloads are from Easter 2012 only $1 each - most are from 3 to 14 hours long, so this is exceptionally good value for money. Most of these products are not available elsewhere.
I have also started to publish my own Serial and Oral Latin Course. The first three…
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in meso Vereni, in gradito Caevus, ambulabant veneficus Guarrus et Mellitus, unus peregrinator posteri tempi. in sacco, habebat hic unum speculum mirabilitim. in teremo caputi, grado Tronitri, laborabat ille incantamentos. caligam potebat in oculos inimicis introducere. sciebat transferire hominos in felis. potebat dilaborare hominos.
antisti tueorabant Ignem Peruni.
Totonelidus, dux principi imperabat militantes et Veregos.
Collis Sacrus, Locus Caputi, fuit locum, ubi…
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Catchy, right? WizIQ Wednesday Webinars…you know, WWW, like the World Wide Web, only different…
OK, well, even if you’re not as impressed with my cleverness as I am, this first webcast is worth…
Added by Mark Cruthers on March 20, 2012 at 6:05pm — No Comments
The Golden Fleece - Latin learning iPad application on Kickstarter
Ahoy digital classics community,
I am reaching out for support for the creation of a digital Latin learning tool, a location-based game set in modern Rome for iOS.
Please check out this project if this sounds like something that might interest you, your students, or peers, and please spread the word to anyone who would be intrigued by this project. Your support would be greatly appreciated, and would help usher in a new wave of learning tools for mobile…
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$125,000 Salary for Master LATIN Middle School Teachers
Earn a $125,000 salary and join a team of master teachers at The Equity Project (TEP) Charter School, recently featured on the front page of the New York Times: (http://www.tepcharter.org/nytimes.php).
TEP is a 480-student 5th through 8th grade middle school in the Washington Heights neighborhood of New York City.
Learn more and apply today at…
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Benjamin D'Ooge's 'Latin for Beginners'
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Sarah Coleridge's 'Pretty Lessons in Verse'
Sara Coleridge, sister of the celebrated poet, has written a lovely collection of poems for teaching Latin, addressed to dear Henry and Edith, the…Added by Molendinarius on February 16, 2012 at 6:02am — No Comments
Lowe, Butler and Walker's ' Introduction to Caesar'.
The audio edition contains the audio of the textbook, with additional materials.1. Lowe's text contains much…Added by Molendinarius on February 16, 2012 at 6:01am — No Comments
Cannon's 'An Open Door to Caesar'
Cannon's 'An Open Door to Caesar' contains a re-written summary in simplified Latin of each chapter of book one of De Bello Gallico, followed by the actual chapter in Caesar's own words. This text…Added by Molendinarius on February 16, 2012 at 6:01am — No Comments
John Taylor's Caesar for Beginners. (Book I, The Helvetic War)
The publishers to the new University College, London, in the mid 1800's embarked on a new series of Latin texts, following the plan outlined by the philosopher John…Added by Molendinarius on February 16, 2012 at 6:00am — No Comments
John Amos Comenius' 'Vestibulum to the Latin Language'.
This text is a pleasant introduction to the Latin language, and would also benefit more experienced students, who may have a very limited range of vocabulary.The Vestibulum gives an essential foundation in the core root words of Latin, enough to begin to start to speak about some things, and to read a…Added by Molendinarius on February 16, 2012 at 5:59am — No Comments
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