The Minneapolis Latin Language Meetup Group
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Wanna do as the Romans do (or did)? Meetup with other local Classical & Medieval Latin students and scholars to learn, practice, and/or speak the language.
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Our next meeting: None Scheduled
Recent Meetings
Wed May 14, 7:00 PM |
3 attended (est.) –
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Thu Jun 7, 6:30 PM |
3 attended (est.) –
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Thu May 24, 6:30 PM |
3 attended (est.) –
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What's New?
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"we are setting up a meeting soon. i need input on possible locations. all answers will be considered. also i need input on day of week and time of day. i appreciate your time and hope to hear from..."
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The poll "What day and time should we meet?" was created today.
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"Salvete Omnes! Well first I should say me paenitet, I have not been paying any attention to this group since last summer! I should say mea culpa, but I would rather blame that wizard Ron Paul, who..."
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"There is a possibility of our moving to the Minneapolis area, and I am trying to find out what school systems offer latin, at least at the HS level."
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"Hello, I'm planning to take some courses this fall in the Classics and am interested in learning Latin. If anyone has suggestions as to resources I'd be much obliged. Thanks."
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"Iamne mortuus est grex Minneapolitanus? Animadverto esse tres quattuorve sodales novos. Aedificium in via Raymond adhuc parabilis? Ubi et quando conveniemus? Eduardus"
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"Salve. I would like to practice my Latin in preparation for grad school. Valete. "
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"Hello all, I am interested in this group, for I want to improve my vocabulary, since I have a passion for poetry, and since I cannot take Latin at the U of M, being that it is only offered during the day."
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"Hello! I would like to find beginning Latin classes to attend during the evening, or perhaps a tutor. Does anyone know of any?"
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"Idem sum atque Eduardus vetus (senilis)."
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"Here is the original and an English version from the web: 1 Quid a tź mihi iūcundius potuit iniungī, quam ut praeceptōrem frātris tuī līberīs quaererem? Nam beneficiō tuō in scholam redeō, et illam..."
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This is on the web somewhere probably in a more elegant htms format but here is a handy ascii version
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"I am Greg. I teach both Latin and Greek and have an MA in both. I would love to come to the group but could only meet on Friday, Saturday or Sunday."
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"I am a musicologist specializing in 12th century liturgical music of the upper Rhineland. Three years as author of the Minnesota High School Music Listening Contest. Stay-at-home Dad for 2 kids. Also electric bassist, Music History/Theory tutor..."
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"Centurion: What's this, then? "Romanes eunt domus"? People called Romanes, they go, the house? Brian: It says, "Romans go home. " Centurion: No it doesn't ! What's the latin for "Roman"?.. ."
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