Living Latin: An Invitation | Tyler Flatt 2023 Conference
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ย. 2023
- We are glad to send out this weekend a video recording of Plenary #3 from the 2023 Greek & Hebrew for Life Conference (July 2023): Tyler Flatt’s “Living Latin: An Invitation"
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Read the Latin Vulgate with Dr. Tyler Flatt!
"In principio erat Verbum et Verbum erat apud Deum et Deus erat Verbum"
Euge, amīce!
ecce, Lūcius!
This guy is such a skilled and engaging speaker. Well done!
Outstanding talk
Those who study Latin can see the connections with many other languages, including Greek and Russian, as well as the usual Romance languages. However, learning the language goes hand-in-hand with the study of the ancient world. This is vital, if only to understand the thinking of the nation's founders and the other influences of today.
Great talk!
Tens of thousands of Americans have church in Latin EVERY single Sunday. These are masses that are 100% in latin.
It's still the official language of the Catholic Church, which has about 1.5 billion adherents. Millions upon millions of Catholics hear some latin every single Sunday even if their mass is in vernacular and not 100%
All Latin Scriptures were Catholic. What an incredible resource for anyone interested in Latin, Catholic or not.
My own religion, Hellenism, Greek being a sacred language to most temples, at times solely uses Latin in some small amounts of temples as a sacred language; myself being such. I have much reverence for the Christians who reformed, revised and adapted the Latin language throughout the centuries. The Renaissance was an important part of history, Catholic or Hellenist anyone who cannot read the texts from that era, most of which are in Latin, will not remember the knowledge very well of what was written back then. My two most favourite thinkers, who wrote works in Latin, are Augustine of Hippo and Gottfried Leibniz.
Does anyone know where I can find other videos from this conference?
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“I’m from Canada.” Opens with an apology. Sounds about right.
Latin is not one of the original languages that the Bible was written in.
Yes, it was written in Hebrew and Greek, but it was still translated to Latin early, since most people outside of Israel didn't know Hebrew and only the upper classes and the intellectuals ~1% of the population in the Roman Empire were speaking Greek.
ur right, but Latin was the first translated from greek and closest to Ancient Greek