Tommaso Francesco Bórri

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Bühnenaussprache, Theodor Siebs, Latin, Max Mangold, Medieval And Humanistic Philology, Friendship, and 173 moreOleg Nikitinskij, Neolatin Literature, Neolatin Studies, Latin philology, Latin Phonology, Latin Phonetics, Classical philology, History of Classical Scholarship, Latin Literature, Latin Language, History of Latin Language, Indoeuropean Studies, Indoeuropean languages, Greek and Latin prosody and metrics, Pronunciation of Ancient Greek, Pronunciation of Latin, Thomas Aquinas, Thomism, Thomistic Ethics, Thomistic Metaphysics, Thomistic Theology, Thomistic theology of grace, History of the Church, Catholic Liturgy, Latin Lexicography, Latin Prose Composition, Spoken latin, Living Latin, Latinitas Viva, Ancient Greek Phonology, Greek phonetics and phonology, Greek Historical Phonology, Ancient Greek Phonetics, Greek phonology, Neo-latin literature, History of the Latin Language, Greek Lexicography, Ancient Greek Language, Ancient Greek Lexicography, Latin linguistics, Lingua E Letteratura Latina, Indoeuropean Linguistics, Laryngeal theory, Textual Criticism, Classical Philology, Sanskrit phonetics, Theology of Grace, Predestination, History of Popes, Thomistic Political Science, History of theology, Saint John of Damascus, Eschatology, Classical Latin, Etymology, Latin etymology, Greek etymology, Ancient Greek Etymology, Indoeuropean Etymology, Altphilologie, English Phonetics and Phonology, Teaching English Phonetics, English phonetics, Greek, Quantity of Latin vowels, Mycenaean Greek, Latin Teaching, Bruno Migliorini, Filologia Classica, Latin Syntax, Latin syntax, verbal Aspect, Greek Literature, Greek Epigraphy, Greek Language, English Pronunciation, Latin Pronunciation, English Pronunciation of Latin, Aristotle, Aristoteles, Aristotelianism, Aristóteles, Aristotélisme, Canon Law, Jacques Maritain, Latin Prose, Medieval and Neolatin Texts, Neolatin, Classics, Classical Literature, Ancient Greek Literature, Scholastic Philosophy, Scholastic Theology, Late Scholastic Philosophy, Second Scholastic, Ancient Indo-European Languages, Indo-European Studies, Historical Linguistics, Proto Indo-European, Indo-European Linguistics, Indo-european language reconstruction, Active Latin, Latin Language and Literature, Antroponymy, Toponymy, Medieval Latin, Christian Latin, Late Antiquity, Epigraphy, Volapük, Jansenism, Jansénisme convulsionnaire, Jansénisme, Lingua Latina, Didactics of Latin and Greek, Latin language pedagogy, Historical Syntax, Comparative Philology, Greek Dialects, Comparative Indo-European Linguistics, Diachronic Linguistics (Or Historical Linguistics), Homer, Hesiod, Ancient Metrics, Ancient Greek Onomastics, Sanskrit language and literature, Linear B, Latin accent, Greek accentology, Greek accentuation, Greek accent, Sanskrit accent, Vedic Sanskrit accent, Phonetics, Historical Phonetics, Decipherment of Unknown Languages, Etruscan language, Linear A, Minoan Linear A, Linear B, Linear B script, Cypro-Minoan, Cypro-Minoan script, Etruscology, Linguistic Reconstruction, Eteocypriot Language, Eteocypriot, Historical Linguistic Reconstruction, Heuristics, Historical-Comparative Linguistics, Etruscan studies, Euroepan substrate and poorly-attested languages (Iberian, Tartessian, etc.), Aegean Scripts, Scripts, Script, Writing systems, Writing Systems & Decipherment, Aegean Philology, Minoan and Mycenaean economy and administration, Cypriot syllabic, Mycenaean, Cicero, Student Voice, Pronuntiatio, Pope Pius X, Modernism, History of Neothomism, Neothomism, Existential Thomism, Cornelio Fabro, Garrigou-Lagrange, Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange, Aegean Prehistory (Archaeology), Homeric poetry, and Mycenaean era archaeology
(Oleg Nikitinskij, Neolatin Literature, Neolatin Studies, Latin philology, Latin Phonology, Latin Phonetics, Classical philology, History of Classical Scholarship, Latin Literature, Latin Language, History of Latin Language, Indoeuropean Studies, Indoeuropean languages, Greek and Latin prosody and metrics, Pronunciation of Ancient Greek, Pronunciation of Latin, Thomas Aquinas, Thomism, Thomistic Ethics, Thomistic Metaphysics, Thomistic Theology, Thomistic theology of grace, History of the Church, Catholic Liturgy, Latin Lexicography, Latin Prose Composition, Spoken latin, Living Latin, Latinitas Viva, Ancient Greek Phonology, Greek phonetics and phonology, Greek Historical Phonology, Ancient Greek Phonetics, Greek phonology, Neo-latin literature, History of the Latin Language, Greek Lexicography, Ancient Greek Language, Ancient Greek Lexicography, Latin linguistics, Lingua E Letteratura Latina, Indoeuropean Linguistics, Laryngeal theory, Textual Criticism, Classical Philology, Sanskrit phonetics, Theology of Grace, Predestination, History of Popes, Thomistic Political Science, History of theology, Saint John of Damascus, Eschatology, Classical Latin, Etymology, Latin etymology, Greek etymology, Ancient Greek Etymology, Indoeuropean Etymology, Altphilologie, English Phonetics and Phonology, Teaching English Phonetics, English phonetics, Greek, Quantity of Latin vowels, Mycenaean Greek, Latin Teaching, Bruno Migliorini, Filologia Classica, Latin Syntax, Latin syntax, verbal Aspect, Greek Literature, Greek Epigraphy, Greek Language, English Pronunciation, Latin Pronunciation, English Pronunciation of Latin, Aristotle, Aristoteles, Aristotelianism, Aristóteles, Aristotélisme, Canon Law, Jacques Maritain, Latin Prose, Medieval and Neolatin Texts, Neolatin, Classics, Classical Literature, Ancient Greek Literature, Scholastic Philosophy, Scholastic Theology, Late Scholastic Philosophy, Second Scholastic, Ancient Indo-European Languages, Indo-European Studies, Historical Linguistics, Proto Indo-European, Indo-European Linguistics, Indo-european language reconstruction, Active Latin, Latin Language and Literature, Antroponymy, Toponymy, Medieval Latin, Christian Latin, Late Antiquity, Epigraphy, Volapük, Jansenism, Jansénisme convulsionnaire, Jansénisme, Lingua Latina, Didactics of Latin and Greek, Latin language pedagogy, Historical Syntax, Comparative Philology, Greek Dialects, Comparative Indo-European Linguistics, Diachronic Linguistics (Or Historical Linguistics), Homer, Hesiod, Ancient Metrics, Ancient Greek Onomastics, Sanskrit language and literature, Linear B, Latin accent, Greek accentology, Greek accentuation, Greek accent, Sanskrit accent, Vedic Sanskrit accent, Phonetics, Historical Phonetics, Decipherment of Unknown Languages, Etruscan language, Linear A, Minoan Linear A, Linear B, Linear B script, Cypro-Minoan, Cypro-Minoan script, Etruscology, Linguistic Reconstruction, Eteocypriot Language, Eteocypriot, Historical Linguistic Reconstruction, Heuristics, Historical-Comparative Linguistics, Etruscan studies, Euroepan substrate and poorly-attested languages (Iberian, Tartessian, etc.), Aegean Scripts, Scripts, Script, Writing systems, Writing Systems & Decipherment, Aegean Philology, Minoan and Mycenaean economy and administration, Cypriot syllabic, Mycenaean, Cicero, Student Voice, Pronuntiatio, Pope Pius X, Modernism, History of Neothomism, Neothomism, Existential Thomism, Cornelio Fabro, Garrigou-Lagrange, Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange, Aegean Prehistory (Archaeology), Homeric poetry, and Mycenaean era archaeology)
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A Latin speech delivered on December the 7th 2016 at the Lomonósov University in Moscow, during a study day in memory of Oleg Nikitinskij, an unforgettable humanist and classical philologist who died prematurely in 2015.

Event Date: Dec 7, 2016

Research Interests:
Latin, Friendship, Medieval And Humanistic Philology, Active Latin, Neolatin Literature, and 2 moreNeolatin Studies and Oleg Nikitinskij
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Books

This electronic book contains the answer keys for 'Nova exercitia Latina I', an exercise book mainly for those who use 'Familia Romana', the first volume of H. H. Ørberg’s 'Lingua Latina per se illustrata'.
You can buy it here: https://www.amazon.com/Nova-exercitia-Latina-soluta-Italian-ebook/dp/B01MSXDSC4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1515403713&sr=8-1&keywords=carfagni

Research Interests:
Latin Literature, History of Latin Language, Latin Language and Literature, Latin Language, Lingua Latina, and Lingua Latina per se illustrata
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Talks

[EN] The 'Scholae aestivae in Italia' offer an intensive Latin course at the advanced level, for those who already know all the grammar, morphology and syntax, and the about 3000 words that constitute the core vocabulary of the language: if you learn Latin with 'Lingua Latina per se illustrata', you must have read all 'Familia Romana' and the first ten chapters of 'Roma aeterna'.
This will be a 'numerus clausus' course: the maximum number of participants will be 25.
Lessons will be entirely in Latin.
Our teachers (three or four) will propose passages taken from various Latin authors, ancient, medieval and modern. Our goal is to help you to learn, and improve your Latin, by reading these texts and by doing many and various exercises, both written and oral. Participants will sometimes be divided into smaller groups, both in order to allow our teachers to better meet the needs of individual learners and in order to let you take part in our seminars: during the afternoons, we will give didactics lessons, provided that a sufficient number of participants are interested (at any rate, attendance is not compulsory for anybody, of course!). We also intend to organize the staging of one or more dramatic works, by authors of any period; and we are open to any other suggestion, as long as it is supported by a sufficient number of participants.

[ES] Las 'Scholae aestivae in Italia' son un curso intensivo de latín de nivel avanzado, dirigido a quienes ya conozcan la gramática latina, morfología y sintaxis, por completo, y las 3000 palabras más frecuentes: para los que aprenden el latín con 'Lingua Latina per se illustrata', se requiere el conocimiento de toda 'Familia Romana' y de los primeros diez capítulos de 'Roma aeterna'.
El curso tiene un cupo limitado (25 participantes como máximo) y se realizará íntegramente en latín.
Los tres o cuatro profesores responsables de las clases propondrán pasajes selectos de varios escritores latinos antiguos, medievales y modernos, con la finalidad de aprender latín directamente de los textos mediante múltiples ejercicios escritos u orales. En algunos casos, los participantes se dividirán en pequeños grupos, tanto para promover un trabajo didáctico más analítico y preciso como para participar en varios seminarios. Por la tarde, algunas horas se dedicarán a lecciones de didáctica en las que podrán participar quienes tengan interés en estos temas; otros participantes podrán preparar una pieza teatral tomada de alguna obra latina de distintas épocas. Asimismo, estaremos abiertos a cualquier otra propuesta, siempre que cuente con un número suficiente de participantes.

[IT] Le 'Scholae aestivae in Italia' sono un corso intensivo di lingua latina, rivolto a coloro che già conoscono il latino discretamente (si presuppone dunque la conoscenza completa della grammatica latina, morfologia e sintassi, e delle 3000 parole più frequenti della lingua; per coloro che imparano il latino con 'Lingua Latina per se illustrata', è richiesta la conoscenza di tutta 'Familia Romana' e dei primi dieci capitoli di 'Roma aeterna').
Il corso è a numero chiuso (25 partecipanti al massimo), e sarà tenuto interamente in latino.
I tre o quattro insegnanti che terranno le lezioni proporranno passi scelti da vari scrittori latini, antichi, medievali e moderni, per apprendere il latino direttamente sui testi attraverso varie e numerose esercitazioni, scritte e orali. In alcuni casi i partecipanti saranno divisi in piccoli gruppi, sia per consentire un lavoro didattico più analitico e preciso, sia in vista della partecipazione a vari seminari. Alcune ore pomeridiane potranno infatti esser dedicate a lezioni di didattica, alle quali prenderanno liberamente parte quelli tra i partecipanti che sono interessati a questi argomenti, altre invece alla messa in scena d’uno o più spettacoli teatrali, tratti dalla latinità d’ogni epoca; in ogni caso siamo aperti a qualunque proposta, purché sia appoggiata da un numero sufficiente di partecipanti.