FERIAE EUROPAEAE LATINE GRAECE
FEMINAE, LIBERI, LUDIBRII ANTIQUITATIS
Collegae ad ferias, quae gallice et latine F.E.L.G (Festival Européen Latin Grec / Feriae Europaeae Latine Graece), anglice E.F.L.A.G. (European Festival of Latin and Ancient Greek) vocantur, invitati sunt.
Ratio rerum agendarum pro tempore:
28/4/7-1/5/7 In Hungariâ (In castello Károlyi urbis Fehérvárcsurgó). 11-13/5/7 : Namnetibus (vulgo Nantes) ad flumen Ligerim (vulgo Loire). 20/5 : In Armoricis in castello Josselin.
Cum consociis statione radiophoniâ interretiali Academinae Gallicae, associatio gallica Ludothecae et editoribus.
Inter multae res agendas invenientur:
Versio recentissima Uderzonis 'Asterigis' (quae Latine primum in totâ Europâ inducetur), ludibrii, pupae, nomina linguis latinâ graecâque plantarum, quomodo ludi pueriles adjuvent in praelectionibus de Antiquitate, musica antiqua (cum concentu), Johannis Lennon graece redditus, ‘Amphytrion 38’ (Johannis Giraudoux) et ‘Agamemnon’ (Aeschyli), excursio archaeologica, partes femininae in Antiquitate.
Quamquam lingua feriarum plerumque gallica erit, moderatrix valde cupit ut Latine loquentes prompti ad linguam loquendam adsint.
EUROPEAN FESTIVAL of LATIN and ANCIENT GREEK
WOMEN, CHILDREN, TOYS IN ANTIQUITY
Colleagues are invited to attend the Festival Européen Latin Grec (English: EFLAG European Festival of Latin and Ancient Greek) under the title 'La femme, l'enfant, le jeu'.
Provisional programme.
28/4/7-1/5/7 Hungary (Károlyi Castle at Fehérvárcsurgó). 11-13/5/7 Nantes (Pays de Loire). 20/5 : Château de Josselin (Brittany)
In collaboration with the Académie Française internet radio station, the French “Ludothèques” association and publishers.
Many topics and activities will include:
Latest Latin translation of 'Astérix' by Uderzo (presented for the first time in Europe in Latin), toys, dolls, Greek and Latin plant names, presentations of games for teaching about Antiquity, ancient music (with concert), John Lennon in ancient Greek, 'Amphitryon 38' (Jean Giraudoux) and 'Agamemnon' (Aeschylus) productions, archaeological visit, women's rôle in Antiquity.
Although the Festival language will be predominantly French, the organizer is keen for Latin-speakers to attend and be prepared to converse in Latin.
Further information at http://www.lepetitjournal.com/content/view/14219/956/
FEMINAE, LIBERI, LUDIBRII ANTIQUITATIS
Collegae ad ferias, quae gallice et latine F.E.L.G (Festival Européen Latin Grec / Feriae Europaeae Latine Graece), anglice E.F.L.A.G. (European Festival of Latin and Ancient Greek) vocantur, invitati sunt.
Ratio rerum agendarum pro tempore:
28/4/7-1/5/7 In Hungariâ (In castello Károlyi urbis Fehérvárcsurgó). 11-13/5/7 : Namnetibus (vulgo Nantes) ad flumen Ligerim (vulgo Loire). 20/5 : In Armoricis in castello Josselin.
Cum consociis statione radiophoniâ interretiali Academinae Gallicae, associatio gallica Ludothecae et editoribus.
Inter multae res agendas invenientur:
Versio recentissima Uderzonis 'Asterigis' (quae Latine primum in totâ Europâ inducetur), ludibrii, pupae, nomina linguis latinâ graecâque plantarum, quomodo ludi pueriles adjuvent in praelectionibus de Antiquitate, musica antiqua (cum concentu), Johannis Lennon graece redditus, ‘Amphytrion 38’ (Johannis Giraudoux) et ‘Agamemnon’ (Aeschyli), excursio archaeologica, partes femininae in Antiquitate.
Quamquam lingua feriarum plerumque gallica erit, moderatrix valde cupit ut Latine loquentes prompti ad linguam loquendam adsint.
EUROPEAN FESTIVAL of LATIN and ANCIENT GREEK
WOMEN, CHILDREN, TOYS IN ANTIQUITY
Colleagues are invited to attend the Festival Européen Latin Grec (English: EFLAG European Festival of Latin and Ancient Greek) under the title 'La femme, l'enfant, le jeu'.
Provisional programme.
28/4/7-1/5/7 Hungary (Károlyi Castle at Fehérvárcsurgó). 11-13/5/7 Nantes (Pays de Loire). 20/5 : Château de Josselin (Brittany)
In collaboration with the Académie Française internet radio station, the French “Ludothèques” association and publishers.
Many topics and activities will include:
Latest Latin translation of 'Astérix' by Uderzo (presented for the first time in Europe in Latin), toys, dolls, Greek and Latin plant names, presentations of games for teaching about Antiquity, ancient music (with concert), John Lennon in ancient Greek, 'Amphitryon 38' (Jean Giraudoux) and 'Agamemnon' (Aeschylus) productions, archaeological visit, women's rôle in Antiquity.
Although the Festival language will be predominantly French, the organizer is keen for Latin-speakers to attend and be prepared to converse in Latin.
Further information at http://www.lepetitjournal.com/content/view/14219/956/