Want to

learn to
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speak Latin
or Greek
this (2018)
summer?
Here's
where!

Written by Daniel
Pettersson
!e last few years
we've seen an explosion
in the amount of
spoken Latin (and
Greek) summer courses
available such that
Pliny might well say:

Magnum proventum
conventiculorum annus
hic attulit.

What was once a rare

and, ut vera dicam,
quite an obscure
occupation for Latin
enthusiasts, the spoken
Latin summer
programs have grown
into a cornerstone of
the growing movement
promoting the active
use of Latin in and out
of the classroom.

Last year I gathered all

the dates and links in a
post; having received
numerous emails
asking for a similar list
of this year's events, I
decided to put a new
list together.

Bear in mind that I

only have experience
with a few of them, so
I cannot vouch for the
quality. Click the name
of the programs to
access the
accompanying website
and learn more about
them.

If you know of any

programs not on the
list, leave a comment
or contact us on
Twitter, Facebook or
info@latinitium.com.

So here it is, the

spoken Latin and
Greek programs of
2018!

Bene valete!
SP OKE N
LATIN
SUMMER
PRO GRA MS
EURO P E
June 6–12 Schola
Latina
Corcagiensis (Cork,
Irland)

June 8–15 + July 16–

August 7 Talat
Latin/Spoken Latin
(Stockholm, Sweden)

June 9–July 15 Living

Latin in Rome (Rome,
Italy)

June 25–August 19
Academia Vivarium
Novum (Rome, Italy)

July 2–20 Polis Latin

(Rome, Italy)

July 4–25 Scholae

Aestivae in
Italia (Montella, Italy)
July 22–29
Conventiculum
Luerense (Lovere,
Italy)

July 28–August 4 30th

Amöneburg Latin
Week (Amöneburg,
Germany)

July 30–August 17
Scholae Aestivae
Latinitatis Vivae (!e
Netherlands)

August 6–19 Schola

Aestiva Latinitatis
vivae Posnaniensis
(Poznan, Poland).

September 3–9 7th

Freising Latin Week
(Freising, Germany)

USA
July 1–7 Rusticatio
Tironum
(Charlestown, West
Virginia)
July 5–11
Conventiculum
Dickinsoniense
(Carlisle,
Pennsylvania)

July 8–14 Rusticatio

Omnibus (Charlestow
n, West Virginia)

July 15–21 Rusticatio

veteranorum (Charlest
own, West Virginia)

July 23–28 Cenaculum

Familiae Sancti
Hieronymi (Hubertus,
Wisconsin)

July 24–31
Conventiculum
Lexintoniense
(Lexington, Kentucky)

July 9–13 Tusculum

Virginianum (McDowe
ll, Virginia)

July 29–August 4
Veterum Sapientia
(Belmont, North
Carolina)

July 24–August 1
Conventiculum
Bostoniense (Salem,
Massachusetts)

SP OKE N
ANCIENT
GREEK
SUMMER
PRO GRA MS
EURO P E & US A
June 23–July 13 Active
Greek
Institute (Bridgewater,
Massachusetts)

July 2–20 Polis Greek

(Rome, Italy)

August 4–19 Living

Greek in
Greece (Selianitika,
Greece)

July 29–August 12
Hellenikon Idyllion's
Ancient Greek seminar
(Greece)

August 22–September
21 Polis Institute:
Ancient Greek
(Jerusalem, Israel)

!e spoken Latin
world is growing, but
many have no idea
there are so many
summer courses in
spoken Latin. Help
spread the word by
sharing this post!

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