Wspolczesna Filozofia Chrzescijanska A Czlowiek

In the secrets of the Venus de Milo

If, like me, you love the classical Greek sculpture room at the Louvre and you 're unhappy since its closure ... ? (A year or two, I think he, perhaps more ...), I first good news for you: it reopens to the public on July 7th and I have a particularly good advice for you: a small daily reading, until J. This is a blog telling us every day the latest developments in the room. And guess who is the author of this blog? Obviously the only person who is there day and night and even on Tuesday to see everything that happens in this room, which was there even when everyone else had left, forcing celebrity ... Venus de Milo herself! His comments scholars or rogues are always tasty, and learn with her backstage at the Museum, you feel accepted into the secret of the gods (Greek, of course!).

Enjoy:

http://leblogdelavenus.blogspot.com/

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European Festival of Latin and Greek

As almost every year (see http://cheminsantiques.blogspot.com/2008/04/la-msopotamie-nantes.html and http://cheminsantiques.blogspot.com / 2007/05/le-festival-europen-de-latin-et-de-grec.html ), I attended last week at the Festival of Latin and Greek, which was held this year in Luxembourg:

http://www.festival-latin-grec.eu/?lang=fr

Everything was great and varied as usual.

Some highlights:

- exposure on the cart Greek Latin, by Robert Delort and his students
http://www.ac-grenoble.fr/lycee/diois/Latin/spip.php?rubrique136

- discover the fascination of Americans for Cicero, eloquence and his political vision, a presentation by Philippe Rousselot, chairman of the International Society of Friends of Cicero:
http://www.tulliana.eu/home. php? LANG = E & PAG = H

- A superb performance by Marc-Olivier Girard (you can see other videos of his performances on the Festival site, for example, the three little pigs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWRBysjCAqM & ; feature = channel or Little Red Riding Hood)

- the discovery of a beautiful little Roman Theatre discovered in 1985 in the middle of a farm in Dalheim: it is always in the middle of the farm and manure odors float old stones. You can see pictures taken by Robert Delort:
http://www.ac-grenoble.fr/lycee/diois/Latin/spip.php?article3388
(and those of the Roman villa Echtenbach: http://www.ac-grenoble.fr/lycee/diois/Latin/spip.php?article3389 )

Next year it will probably be in Paris.