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"LATINITATIS CORPUS"

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adiutore daniele

QUINQUE IN VOLUMINIBUS

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"LATIN'Due south Torso"

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daniel the assistant

IN FIVE VOLUMES

Latinitatis Corpus: The "Body of Latin" is a way of speaking about an appreciation of the Latin language and through it an engagement with Latin writers and speakers throughout the history of western civilization. Through personal interaction with authors of every era and co-operative of knowledge and type of human experience, our ain knowledge of western religions, sciences, and arts has increased, and the full range of human experience is made available.

As an appreciation of Latinity has grown inside, the mingling with Latinity grows without. It includes decades of teaching the Latin linguistic communication in our nowadays mean solar day to anyone interested in learning, from the first session-class-coming together to the most fully adult association with authors of every historic period.

Pedagogy Latin during the academic term has given an opportunity to develop and test a proper method of drawing others into and guiding them in their dealing with the language. This method of education has been recorded in this volume I, Ossa Latinitatis Sola: The Mere Bones of Latin, which presents the mere basic or skeletal structure of the language through one hundred and five encounters over 3 bookish years. The reading sheets included in this volume consist of a collection of real Latin texts taken from sources of every historic period who become our guide and textbook. They contain innumerable examples to illustrate every attribute of the Latin language. In these Latin texts teachers are encouraged to seek and notice examples in order to illustrate each aspect of the language and eventually to compose their own fresh collections of reading sheets annually.

To help teachers with this job of finding examples, in that location is projected an accompanying volume Ii entitled, Ossium Carnes Multae: The Bones' Meats Abundant, which will provide numerous, complete letters written by Cicero in their beautiful, functional fullness along with our commentary on nigh every phrase in which we illustrate specific examples of Latin usage present in these letters and cross-referenced to their corresponding encounters in the Ossa teaching book. To accompanying these examples, we have also recorded recitations of the messages of Cicero. Nosotros call this collection volume Iii: Bone Praesens Ciceronis Epistularis: The Immediate Oral fissure of Cicero in his Letters.

Some other offering we are making is a collection of worksheets or exercises that direct the student in the learning of the linguistic communication. Nosotros call these projects ludi domestici or "home games." The production of new ludi yearly for classes taught in Rome over several decades ways that all we need to do now is collect them and arrange them co-ordinate to their corresponding encounters of the 5 Experiences. That book IV of Ludi we phone call: Ossibus Ludi Exercendis: Games for Exercising the Basic.

The school work at Rome for decades provided the opportunity of visiting geographical and historical places where the events of western history unfolded while we were using original Latin texts as our guide. These texts take been collected, and we provide them in volume 5 under the championship: Ossibus Revisenda Migrantibus: Things—Places—Events to be Revisited, As Bones Roam About.

We promise these our own five volumes of Latinitatis Corpus: The Body of Latin may entreatment both to an academic community and more broadly to all those who are engaged in written report, inquiry, and education Latin, and may inspire them to produce similar works.

Likewise these volumes, teaching Latin during the Schola Latinitatis Aestiva, "Summer Schoolhouse of Latin," is intended for more advanced report. The long summer evenings give particular opportunity to sit in the garden sub arboribus, "under the copse," to experience without end, sine fine, how the linguistic communication was and is spoken.

Libraries will proceeds invaluable tools, and Latin teachers volition detect in this series the resources needed to fulfill their mission of cartoon others into the documentation of homo realities of western civilisation expressed in Latin.

The volumes of Latin'south body are:

I
OSSA LATINITATIS SOLA
ad mentem reginaldi rationemque
THE MERE Bones OF LATIN
according to the thought and system of reginald

Two
OSSIUM CARNES MULTAE
The Bones' Meats Arable

III
OS PRAESENS CICERONIS EPISTULARIS
The immediate Mouth of Cicero in his Letters

IV
OSSIBUS LUDI EXERCENDIS
Games for Exercising the Bones

Three
OSSIBUS REVISENDA MIGRANTIBUS
Things – PLaces – Events to be Revisited,
As Bones Roam About

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Source: https://thelatinlanguage.org/latinitatis-corpus/

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