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SUMMARY:UCL Summer School 2019: Sermonis Latini Peritia atque Doctrina & De Europææ Britanniæ Litteris Latinis
DESCRIPTION:UCL Summer School 2019: Sermonis Latini Peritia atque Doctrina & De Europææ Britanniæ Litteris Latinis\n\n \n\n(English translation below)\n\n \n\nUniversitatis Collegî Londiniensis (UCL) Schola Æstiva 2019 duos cursús intensivos ab A. Gratio Avito Latiné prorsus impertitos omnibus totius orbis terrarum linguæ Latinæ studiosis denuo proponit\n\n \n\nAnimadverte: nomen dandum est ante dimidiatum Majum 2019\n\n \n\nUniversitatis Collegî Londiniensis (UCL) Schola Æstiva 2019 duos cursús universitarios hóc anno iterum offert qui Latiné integri impertientur ab A. Gratio Avito\, Hispano philologo classico qui ab anno 1992 in UCL docet.\n\n \n\nPrimus modulus (Lun 1 Jul – Ven 19 Jul 2019)\, cui titulus est «Sermonis Latini Peritia atque Doctrina»\, classici sermonis Latini scrutabitur rationes quantum ad ejus elocutionem stilum variaque genera. Quod fiet et classicorum operum studio quæ ad exemplum sunt delecta (Terentî\, Ciceronis\, Vergilî) juxta eorundem varios Latinos commentatores (Donatum\, Macrobium\, Servium) et allato novissimæ in hanc materiam eruditionis lumine (Dickey & Chahoud). Suppeditabit porro facultates atque instrumenta ad sermonem Latinum docendum directá methodo (Ørberg) ac viá communicativá (Harmer).\n\n \n\nSecundus modulus (Lun 22 Jul – Ven 9 Aug 2019)\, cui titulus est «De Europææ Britanniæ Litteris Latinis»\, academicam comprehendet inductionem in patrimonium Britannicum linguá Latiná procreatum atque in perpetuam ingenî cultúsque necessitudinem quæ Britanniam cum reliquá conjungit Europá. Quod fiet ætatum generumque conspectu (Ijsewijn\, Lapidge\, Rigg) et accurato commentario disceptationeque singularium operum (Galfridi Monemutensis\, Thomæ Mori\, Francisci Baconi)\, quo subtiliore familiaritate versentur studiosi et in verbis (qualitate\, singularitatibus\, stilo) et in rebus (fabulis\, historiá\, rebus publicis\, philosophiá\, scientiá)\, explorando porro feracia commercia quæ usus linguæ Latinæ permissit inter Britannos eruditos\, monarchas\, philosophos\, scientificos\, et continentales eorum pares (e.g. Mori cum Erasmo).\n\n \n\nModuli dant credita academica gradús universitarî (4 US\, 15 UK\, 7.5 ECTS) sed patent omnibus\, inclusis magistris qui institutionem in usum activum linguæ Latinæ ideo quærant ut efficacius eam doceant linguam\, necnon academicis atque eruditis qui facultatem adipisci cupiant in scriptores incumbendi genuiná eorum linguá. Non sunt in orbe terrarum multi hujus amplitudinis cursús\, et urbs Londinium ejusque universitas studiorum occasionem præbent unicam!\n\n \n\nSæpius demonstratum est scientiam passivam linguæ Latinæ studiosis dare occasionem hujus generis cursús persequendi plená ab initio fiduciá\, atque uniuscujusque moduli 45 immersionis horæ (90 in summam) diligentibus participibus occasionem dabunt omnia cursús opera agendi Latiné Latinamque subeundi probationem.\n\n \n\nUCL Schola Æstiva congregabit hóc anno multos linguæ Latinæ studiosos omnium ætatum nationumque plurimarum.\n\n \n\nPretia: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/summer-school/fees\n\n \n\nUt nomen des: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/summer-school/your-application\n\n \n\nUCL Summer School 2019: Latin Usage: Idiomatic Proficiency and Teaching & The Latin Literature of European Britain\n\n \n\nUniversity College London Summer School 2019\n\n \n\nSermonis Latini Peritia atque Doctrina & De Europææ Britanniæ Litteris Latinis\n\n \n\nApplication deadline before mid-May 2019\n\n \n\nThe UCL Summer School is this year offering once more two three-week intensive Latin modules fully imparted in Latin by UCL Senior Teaching Fellow and accomplished Latin speaker A. Gratius Avitus.\n\n \n\nThe Session 1 (Mon 1 Jul – Fri 19 Jul 2019) Module «Latin Usage: Idiomatic Proficiency and Teaching» will focus on the fine nuances of classical Latin usage\, providing both the practical and the academic tools to identify\, analyse\, evaluate\, and replicate\, classical Latin idiom\, registers and styles\, not only through direct work on model classical works selected (Terence\, Cicero\, Virgil) alongside their various Latin commentators (Donatus\, Macrobius\, Servius)\, but also in the light of the latest scholarship in the subject (Dickey & Chahoud). It will further aim to develop skills and resources to teach Latin usage effectively\, following the natural method (Ørberg) and the communicative approach (Harmer).\n\n \n\nThe Session 2 (Mon 22 Jul – Fri 9 Aug 2019) Module «The Latin Literature of European Britain» will provide a thorough hands-on introduction to the magnificent heritage of British Latin literature and its constituent importance as part of the wider European culture conveyed in Latin. It will provide an overview of periods and genres (Ijsewijn\, Lapidge\, Rigg)\, and dwell on detailed commentary and discussion of specific key texts (Monmouth\, More\, Francis Bacon)\, for familiarisation with both form (linguistic quality\, specificities\, style) and content (legend\, history\, politics\, philosophy\, science)\, additionally turning to epistolary correspondance for further exploration of the enriching connections cultivated by British scholars\, monarchs\, philosophers and scientists\, with their continental counterparts (e.g. More with Erasmus).\n\n \n\nThese are undergraduate credit bearing modules (each constituting a UCL 0.5 course unit\, i.e. 4 US credits\, 15 UK credits\, 7.5 European ECTS) but they are open to all\, including Latin teachers seeking training in active use of Latin as a way to improve efficiency in teaching the language\, and Latin researchers and scholars eager to develop the skills to delve into the texts in their original tongue. Courses like these consitute a first in the UK and are an excellent opportunity to visit London with access to its wonderful museums and libraries.\n\n \n\nAs has been variously shown (cf. for instance «guest speakers» at http://www.ucl.ac.uk/classics/study/undergraduate/teachingprojects/Living-Latin-Workshop/Index)\, passive knowledge of the language should allow participants to follow the course with confidence from the start\, and the 45 hours of language immersion per module (90 hours in total) will put committed participants in a position successfully to pursue the coursework and complete the assessment in Latin (although assessment is voluntary for those not taking the course for credit).\n\n \n\nThe UCL Summer School is expected to bring together an international gathering of committed Latinists.\n\n \n\nFees: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/summer-school/fees\n\n \n\nTo apply: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/summer-school/your-application
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SUMMARY:Eton College Universities Summer School
DESCRIPTION:A fantastic residential summer school (2nd – 12th July) for Y12 students at maintained schools in the UK.\n\n \n\nLatin\, Greek (AS Level or ab initio) and Ancient History Courses available for those wishing to apply for a classical subject at university.\n\n \nFurther Information \n  \nApplication deadline March 1st.
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SUMMARY:A–Level Classical Civilization CPD Inset Day\, Cambridge University
DESCRIPTION:A–Level Classical Civilization CPD Inset Day\n\n \n\nThe Classical Association & The Faculty of Classics\, Cambridge\n\n \n\nWith generous financial support provided by the Classical Association\, the Faculty of Classics at Cambridge will run an A-Level Classical Civilization INSET DAY on Saturday\, 6 July.\n\n \n\nThe workshops are specifically designed to provide assistance in two areas of the new specifications: (i) Commentary on ancient sources (now prescribed for all components); (ii) Use of ‘secondary sources\, scholars and academic works’ in support of argument.\n\n \n\nThere is a small booking fee (£5) to help cover expenses.\n\n \n\nTravel bursaries are available for participants from the state sector: please indicate on the booking form if you wish to apply.\n\n \n\nWe are also able to arrange accommodation (included in the travel bursary for participants from the state sector or at a personal cost of £50) for Friday night for those who might struggle to make it to Cambridge on Saturday morning. Please indicate on the booking form if you wish to book a room.\n\n \n\nFor queries please contact Ingo Gildenhard (ig297@cam.ac.uk) at the Faculty of Classics.\n\n \n\nBooking Link:\n\n \n\nhttps://www.classics.cam.ac.uk/open-days-and-events/a2013level-classical-civilization-cpd-inset-day-2019\n \n\nPlease book by 31 May 2019 to secure your place.\n\n \n\nProgramme\n\n \n\nSaturday\, 6 July:\n\n \n\nThe World of the Hero:\n\n \n\n9.30–13.00: Iliad\, Odyssey\, Aeneid\, with Ingo Gildenhard\n\n \n\n10.30–10.45: coffee break\n\n \n\n11.45–12.00: coffee break\n\n \n\nLunch: 13.00 – 14.00\n\n \n\nPanel: 14.00 – 14.15: Classics at Cambridge\, Access & Outreach\n\n \n\nBeliefs and Ideas:\n\n \n\n14.15–15.00:\n\n \n\nEither Religion (H408/31)\, with Hannah Willey\n\n \n\nOr Politics of the Late Republic (H408/33)\, John Patterson\n\n \n\n15.00–15.15: coffee break\n\n \n\n15.15–16.00:\n\n \n\nEither Love and Relationships (H408/32)\, with Ingo Gildenhard\n\n \n\nOr Democracy and the Athenians\, with Rosanna Omitowoju\n\n \n\n16.00–16.15: coffee break\n\n \n\nCulture and the Arts:\n\n \n\n16.15–17.00:\n\n \n\nEither Theatre (H408/21)\, with Gabriele Rota\n\n \n\nOr Imperial Image (H408/22)\, with Carrie Vout\n\n \n\n17.00–17.15: coffee break\n\n \n\n17.15–18.00:\n\n \n\nEither Invention of the Barbarian (H408/23)\, with Franco Basso\n\n \n\nOr Greek Art (H408/24)\, with Robin Osborne\n\n \n\n18.00–18.15: Conclusion
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SUMMARY:Entering the Classical World Through Silent Cinema
DESCRIPTION:film screening & live musical accompaniment \n \n\nSaturday 6 July 2019 7.30 to 10pm\nThe Bloomsbury Theatre\, 15 Gordon Street\, London WC1H 0AH\n\n \n\nThis live screening draws audiences to ancient Greece and Rome through four rarely seen but remarkable films. Pompeii and Vesuvius (1906) juxtaposes disturbingly the damage caused by the modern eruption of Vesuvius with shots of Pompeii\, the ancient city of the dead. An Excursion in Ancient Greece (1913) takes its elegant sightseers up the Corinthian canal to view the monumental ruins on the Acropolis.\n\n \n\nThe films document the ruins of the classical world as they appeared to inquisitive travellers in the early twentieth century. Slave of Phydias (1916/17) tells the story of the tragic love a slave-girl stirs in the sculptor for whom she models\, while The Tragic End of the Emperor Caligula (1917) reaches a turbulent climax when a terrified Christian must dance before the emperor to save her fellow believers from death. Through their enticing use of gesture and look\, elaborate sets\, movement and music\, Phydias and Caligula offer the opportunity to enter another world\, and to experience the classical past as if you were there. The screening of Caligula will be the UK premiere of a beautifully restored print from Italy. The other prints were obtained especially for this occasion from archives in Austria\, the USA\, and the UK.\n\n \n\nA professional pianist (Stephen Horne) will improvise throughout\, thus replicating the means by which music once engaged audiences emotionally with cinema’s classical worlds.\n\n \n\nTickets £12 from http://www.thebloomsbury.com/event/run/18247
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