E-pistula: Venustula #2
Salve! Epistula venustula en allata est, vero ut ea fruaris.# Vocabulum septimanaleperizōma, perizōmatis n - quamquam vocabulum graecum, in Vulgatis sic invenitur id vestimentum quod a Latinis sive subligaculum sive subligar vocatur et quod circum lumbos geritur.#...
E-pistula: Venustula #1
Andreas Alcor tibi salutem dicit.Si vales, bene est, ego valeo. Iam dudum scripsi! Epistulam idcirco hanc decrevi scribendam, ubi res Latinas, quas nuper ago vel egi, breves narro. Hac septimana, res tales sunt tres.*Quod legiCiceronis Tusculanae Disputationes. Hic...
#1 Questions and Answers – Rogata ac Responsa
Finally, it's out! After all the technical difficulties and things going wrong, I am somewhat relieved to put this project behind me. Thank you everyone for all your questions.If anyone is still not on Discord, now is a good time to join. The Q&A channel where all...
De natale suo
Natalem meum heri (sine potando) egeram, quapropter poemata haec heri atque hodie composui.I. Sulpiciae de natale suoInvisus natalis adest, qui haud rure molesto at, sine potando, tristis agendus erit.Vino quidnam dulcius est? an vero aqua pura me decet hauriri?...
The Adventures of Making a Video
After recording a 23 minute long video footage in my room for my first Q&A video, I opened up Kdenlive, a video editor for Linux, and started cutting out all the unnecessary bits. My estimates were that it would be a 10 minute long video, and I went about a minute...
András Alkor
My name is András Alkor, I’m a Hungarian author, an English teacher, and a Latin enthusiast. You stumbled upon my personal site, which is a mess right now, nevertheless you will find some interesting suff, including links to all the platforms I’m active on, and my email list.
De lingua latina discenda (volumen):
Saepe rogor quomodo sermonem latinum didicerim. Aut quid optimus ad discendum liber sit, quae scripta aptissima, qui auctor facillimus, etc.
En praesto sum respondere. Quomodo igitur didici (immo etiamnum disco)?
Brevissime: legendo. (1/)
"'I sing of arms and the man,' said thund’ring Virgil; and all the world knows that he said it. Or do they? How do you know what Virgil said? How do I know? How does anybody know?" Well, the tale of how Latin texts survive to the modern world is a cracker: https://antigonejournal.com/2021/09/apparatus-criticus/
2 sectatoribus egeo ad 150! Gratias vobis omnibus ago quod me sive sequamini, sive consilio, nugis, litteris, ceterisque rebus adiuvetis.