Civilisation. Histoire. Géographie. Misc. À classer. Initiation ludique au latin. Ressources pédagogiques. Jeux antiques. LATIN. Moteur de recherche pour les fouilles d'archéologie préventive et chantiers archéologiques de l'Inrap en France et Dom. Latin. Musei Capitolini. Contr%C3%B4le de lecture - Complot %C3%A0 Rome.doc. GONZALES%20ComplotARome%28QUEST%29.pdf. Imperium Latin Book 1. Imperium is a Latin course for the 21st century; unique, highly resourced and written to make fullest use of modern technology.
Its texts follow the life of the Emperor Hadrian from his early childhood to his later years, as he became the most powerful man in the Roman world. Book 1 follows the young Hadrian through his childhood in Spain and Rome. His early interests in horses, hunting and the amphitheatre are all explored, as he becomes the ward of Trajan and eventually makes his way to Rome. The historical material is close to accurate throughout, though some characters have been invented to make life challenging, such as the rather nasty little donkey who bullies Hadrian's first horse. This full text of Book 1 can be used freely by students and teachers, though copying and pasting has been disabled. Error occurred while adding this resource to your favourites list. Ages Categories Classics / Latin language and literature (107) 0 Reviews Be the first to review this resource. 03_LCA_OraliserlelatinVF_273335.pdf.
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The Romans have returned and Gladiator Games are under way in Guildhall Yard, just metres above the remains of the city’s only Roman amphitheatre. The ancient remains of the arena were discovered in 1988 during the building of Guildhall Art Gallery, but they are just one of many Roman finds by archaeologists across the capital, from significant pieces of architecture to fragments of everyday objects and Roman clothing. One of the most enlightening Roman discoveries from Southwark is a piece of Italian marble, which manages to capture something of the identity of Roman Londoners in a single object. The piece of stone carries an inscription in Latin, the official language, but also includes a local, Londinium word, ‘moritrix’, meaning chief trader. On display in the Museum of London’s Roman London gallery, this is the earliest known stone tablet to mention ‘London’. Langues anciennes. Le latin est une langue vivante ! Lingua latina viva est! - Le blog de C. Bacon.
On entend toujours que le latin est une langue morte, et c'est un argument de plus pour ceux qui essaient de l'enterrer définitivement...
Mais le latin est bien une langue vivante, comme le prouvent les nombreuses ressources que vous trouverez ci-dessous. Beaucoup sont sous-titrées ou commentées en anglais car il est vrai que cette pratique du latin comme une langue vivante est bien plus présente outre-atlantique, comme vous pouvez le voir en visionnant un des nombreux discours en latin prononcés à Oxford ou Harvard.
Pour le grec ancien, je vous invite à aller consulter cet autre article : Discours en latin d'une étudiante à Harvard en 2013 Un des nombreux sites sur le latin vivant recensés sur pearltree ( Plusieurs ouvrages pour la jeunesse sont traduits en latin, et parfois en grec ancien, qu'il s'agisse d'Astérix et Obélix, du Petit Nicolas, de Winnie L'Ourson, ou encore de Harry Potter.