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Operator of Cultural Heritage (running until all currently enrolled students will have completed their studies) (Academic Year 2010/2011) - Historical-artistic path (exhausted)

Latin Language


Credits: 9
Available languages: IT
Content language:Italian
Course description
This course introduces students to the language of ancient Rome. It deals with the fundamentals of Latin grammar and vocabulary and prepares students to read and translate Latin texts. It treats also some epic and mythological subjects and dwells upon the main authors of Latin literature.
Prerequisites
Knowledge of the fundamentals of grammar and syntax of your own language (Italian, English, French...); Knowledge of the main events of Roman history.
Objectives
Comprehension and translation of Latin texts; Knowledge of the principal authors of Latin literature.
Program
Phonology and morphosyntax of Latin language; Latin vocabulary; Principal authors of Latin literature; Themes of ancient mythology and epic.
Book
Manuali di base: G. B. Conte, R. Ferri, Elementi di latino, Le Monnier, Firenze 2006; G.B. Conte, Letteratura latina. Manuale storico dalle origini alla fine dell'impero romano, Firenze, Le Monnier 2002, 2 voll. Altri testi consigliati: A. Traina, G. Bernardi Perini, Propedeutica al latino universitario, Pàtron editore, Bologna 1982 e successive edizioni; F. Stolz, A. Debrunner, W.P. Schmid, Storia della lingua latina (traduzione italiana), Casa editrice Pàtron, Bologna 1968 e successive edizioni, oppure P. Poccetti, D. Poli, C. Santini, Una storia della lingua latina. Formazione, usi, comunicazione, Carocci editore, Roma 1999.
Exercises
Esercizi di traduzione dal latino e di riconoscimento di forme e testi latini; interpretazione di documenti di varia natura (testuali, iconografici, epigrafici) in lingua latina o relativi alla cultura latina; questionari di letteratura latina.
Professor
Rossana Valenti
List of lessons
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    •  Lesson n. 29: Il lessico  Go to this lesson
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    •  Lesson n. 30: Le storie  Go to this lesson
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