COLLEGIVM POETARVM

Collegium Scribarum Histrionumque

Collegium Minervae, a Domitiano Institutum.

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Sentire vere poeticum mel Latinitatis meorum parentum veterum.
Status posted by marin popan Dec 18, 2009
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Pipilatio?

aliquisne pipilat in 'Twitter'? ego ephemera lingua Latina pipilare coepi, et alios diem similiter terentes sequi velim.pipilo nomine 'Asineus'.See More
Discussion posted by dominus Nov 14, 2009
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Simon Edward Willshire is now a member of COLLEGIVM POETARVM Sep 24, 2009
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Odeion discoverred in Roman City in Israel...

This is just what we need:Another fascinating finding was an odeion – a small, roofed theater-like structure, the first of its kind to be exposed in Israel. According to the researchers, structures such as these were quite common in the Roman era and were intended for poetry-reading performances and musical recitals for an elect audience. While the average theater of those times had some 4,000 seats, the odeion had no more than 600 sitting places.See More
Blog post by Molendinarius Sep 15, 2009
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dominus

Pipilatio?

Started by dominus Nov 14, 2009.

Molendinarius

Location 3 Replies

Started by Molendinarius. Last reply by Molendinarius Jun 26, 2009.

Anathasius

Salvete!

Started by Anathasius Jun 25, 2009.

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Molendinarius

Odeion discoverred in Roman City in Israel...

This is just what we need:

Another fascinating finding was an odeion – a small, roofed theater-like structure, the first of its kind to be exposed in Israel. According to the researchers, structures such as these were quite common in the Roman era and were intended for poetry-reading performances and musical recitals for an elect audience. While the average theater of those times had some 4,000 seats, the odeion had no more than 600 sitting places.

Posted by Molendinarius on September 15, 2009 at 7:25am

Molendinarius

Impromptu Session

After this weeks' Latin meetup, we walked down to the Roman wall remains next to Tower Hill tube, and had an impromptu session - 5 of us took turns declaiming from Cicero, Catullus, Martial, Horace, Livy, and others next to Trajan's statue. Lisa came along, and took some video of us for her documentary.

This was a good spot, and we may repeat the exercise following out next Sunday meeting in a month's time - people were staying away because of the huge video recorder, as it looked like a… Continue

Posted by Molendinarius on August 11, 2009 at 1:00am

Molendinarius

Latin on the Trafalgar Square Plinth

Jonathan omnibus salutem.

Quod incidit mentio publice declamandi, sciatis amicum meum Jeremiam Paterson, ex universitate Novocastrensi, Latine declamaturum ex rostris in foro Trafalgariano die 24 mensis Iulii mane inter horam octavam et nonam ante meridiem. Plura fortasse ex ipso scire poteritis, et illum de vestris consiliis plura libenter cogniturum suspicor.

Curate ut valeatis.

Posted by Molendinarius on July 12, 2009 at 11:52am

Ann Martin

PR?

I see some good suggestions on the blog for generating some publicity. The Times pops in little notes about "what's on today" and they might be interested. Are we going to have any signs or handouts at Paternoster Sq?

Anna Peregrina

Posted by Ann Martin on July 5, 2009 at 3:12pm — 2 Comments

Molendinarius

Location Arranged

We now have permission to use Paternoster Square - it is simply a matter of arranging the dates - weekday evenings and weekends are available.

I have given Broadgate Estates notice of our next meeting - Thursday 16 July, at 6.30 pm at Paternoster Square.



Upon arriving on the square, we have to go to Paternoster Lodge on the Square and using the intercom, dial the control room and let security know that we are on site.…

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Posted by Molendinarius on July 1, 2009 at 5:30pm

Molendinarius

What is this all about?

The Collegium Poetarum was a guild that met in Rome, and we know poets and actors belonged to it. We know it held competitions, and public recitals, but the rest is lost in the haze of time.



This is the reincarnation of the Collegium - the goal is to take Latin out of the schoolroom, out of the living room, and out into the marketplace. Latin Oratory was written to be orated, Poems were written to be read aloud, theatrical pieces, even letters, were often written to be read… Continue

Posted by Molendinarius on June 25, 2009 at 11:45pm — 2 Comments

Constitution

The Collegium Poetarum Histrionumque exists to promote the live performance of Latin and Greek works of Drama, Oratory and Poetry.

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CAVE! In locutorio.......scribendum est nobis CVM, V non 'cUm', et discVunt, non discUnt , (quod verba cum,cunt,homo, etc nolint meebo) et cum I et non J, i.e. eiaculare, non ejaculare, ho_mo , vel h o m o non homo, etc.

ACTA PVBLICA





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