Classics at the University of Kentucky. Undergraduate major and minor in BA and BS, and MA in Classics. Known for our graduate certificate in spoken Latin.
Text editing is coming along nicely for the summer 2024 Dickinson Latin Workshop on Luisa Sigaea. We'll have a clean Latin text with macrons, vocabulary lists, and some notes. I hope you can join us!
https://t.co/QSmv4v5kY6
Tria Latine loquentium conventicula per Rete omnium gentium anno bis millesimo vicesimo quarto agenda curabimus! Latine loquendi studiosis plura de his conventiculis discere cupientibus suademus ut hunc Retis universalis locum inspiciant: https://t.co/44nB6AzLXd
According to Prof. Ribeiro, readings for the Luisa Sigaea summer workshop will include a broad selection, including her letters, parts of the Dialogue, and her classicizing poem Syntra.
Tria Latine loquentium conventicula per Rete omnium gentium anno bis millesimo vicesimo quarto agenda curabimus (sed omnia ita per Rete universale apparabuntur, ut nulla nisi vera colloquia velut inter praesentes habeantur)! https://t.co/44nB6Aze7F
I. Conventiculum hibernum Jan. 12 -15.
II. Latine loqui incipiamus! June. 24 - 27.
III. Conventiculum aestivum July 25 - 31.
More details about our conventicula: https://t.co/44nB6Aze7F
Send email to Terence Tunberg:
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In 2024 we will offer three online immersion workshop-conferences devoted to spoken communication in Latin. Although these workshops will be conducted entirely online, they will exclusively consist of real-time interaction and communication!
See below!
If you haven't seen the amazing work being done by a multidisciplinary and international team led by colleagues at @universityofky on unwrapping the Herculaneum scrolls, take a peek at https://t.co/qUjL0m3HgD
Our recent B.A/M.A. alumnus and current student at the UK Law School John Lambert has won the Second prize in Certamen Poeticum Nubicentauricum, the First International Competition for Speculative Poetry and Short Prose in Latin. Congratulations, John!
https://t.co/Ml5j6S0E72
For the first time in more than 2,000 years, text has been read from part of the still-closed Herculaneum scrolls.
The technical approach that helped recover the writing was developed by @ukyengineering professor Brent Seales and his team. 👏
The Herculaneum scrolls are among the most iconic and inaccessible of the world’s vast collection of damaged manuscripts.
Since being burned and carbonized by the catastrophic eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79CE, they’ve been deemed “unreadable.”
Until now.
Read more: https://t.co/MohDGvZfxr
This year, the Dickinson Summer Latin Workshop 2024 will be on Luisa Sigaea. July 9–14, 2024. Moderated by Leni Ribeiro Leite, (Associate Professor of Classics, The University of Kentucky) and Ashley Roman (Adjunct Professor of Latin, Dickinson College) https://t.co/SdMMK9e9FR
Luisa Sigea (1522-1560) is a very unusual example of a female scholar for both Portugal and Spain. Educated by her father, Diego Sigeo, Luisa was particularly famous for knowing Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Chaldean, and Arabic as well as some modern languages.
Our own Dr. James Brusuelas is part of the amazing team working on the Herculaneum papyri. This week, groundbreaking results of that work are being presented here, at the @universityofky !
Our World Languages and Cultures Alumni Weekend is soon to occur! Hope to see you all our alumni and alumnae! More information at https://t.co/0Fj43w0UvG