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01.20.2010
A wonderful project

Iris was the messenger goddess, darting tirelessly between worlds : The Iris Project is an educational ...

11.29.2009
Cicero and his friends

Marcus Tullius is on-line : Click to see the Official site of the International Societyof Cicero' ...

05.13.2009
Diarium Europa

Diarium "Europa", a diary for people aged between 15 and 18 with lots of information and attractive ...

05.17.2009
Crescendo with Aristotle

The name is Latin, the inspiration comes from Aristotle. Crescendo is a department of the French Institute ...

05.17.2009
Diarium Europa (bis repetita)

Diarium "Europa", pulchre ornatum, spectat ad discipulos 15-18 annorum (et ultra), qui plura ...

05.12.2009
European Partnerships : England ?

In 2007, Hungary. In 2008, Portugal. For 2009, Luxemburg. Why not, for 2010, Great-Britain for an European ...

05.12.2009
A great success

We are now preparing the 6th IFLG. The 5th IFLG has been a big big success. Click on "Press ...

01.18.2008
Looking for a tough man (or woman)

We are looking for a tough sponsor, smart and visionary, able to support this funny Festival ...

6th INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF LATIN AND GREEK (IFLG) : May 28-30, 2010, Luxembourg, at Neumünster AbbeyRobert Krieps Hall : "Writers, Artists, Musicians : our Classic Heritage".

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Under the patronage of :

Mrs Octavie MODERT, Minister of Culture, and thanks to her for her help and hospitality
Mrs Mady DELVAUX-STEHRES, Minister of Education and professional training 
(and for France :) Mrs Valérie PECRESSE, Minister of Higher Education

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"I recommend to all colleagues that they have a look at the information about the Latin and Greek Festival to be held at Neumünster, Luxembourg 28th-30th May, 2010.   If you can go, good;  if you cannot, let others know who might go.
All sorts of prominent people are taking part in this fun-packed event. I am promised that there will be some Latin conversations there." Brennus Legranus

5th IFLG 2009 : A SUCCESS !!!  And for the next IFLG and now ...

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 interview of Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, now on-line !

Our Festival wishing more and more to become interactive, we ask you to send your suggestions, reactions, propositions (cf. "Contact").

You can also read an article on "Corporate training and the Classics" or visit the Web Site  of Marcel Botton, President of NOMEN, a worldwide Naming Agency,who quotes in a video interview special Festival ... Platon and the Cratyles' dialog ! He will come for the 6th IFLG and our "Job's Corner.

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You can listen to Elizabeth Antébi's interview, founder and director of the IFLG (in French) on the radio-on-line CANAL ACADEMIE

A very European and even International Festival

Every year, countries outside France participate, sending groups, authors, films, professors and teachers : In 2009, they came from Hungary (Joseph Karolyi Foundation ) and Portugal (Coimbra University). And now, in 2010, we bring events to Luxemburg.  In some cases, we put the passions of a modern event in a historical context. For example, it is easier to speak of Persia (Iran) from the perspective of Thucydides and Aeschylus. Egypt could be better understood by reading Herodotus. Cicero helps with concepts of the law. All the modern issues: human rights, women’s liberation, technology, advertising, ecology and even citizenship have their roots in classical times as well.

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France can be proud to have had a Minister of Education who was able to bring to life and translate (live) the Homer's invocation to the Muse on a Primetime TV Show, on September 11, 2008 !
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Thanks to our friends R. Delord and M-O Girard, the Festival is on you-tubelogo. : De Tribus Porcellis and ISTA, German group of latin Hip Hop, with Tu Romane, Abiit, Odi et Amo and others (cf. FELG 2009, for Little Red Hook in Latin and Poenulus of Plautus with masks)!

Festum Europaeum Latinum et Graecum quintum tractabit argumentum c.t."Barbari, Alteri, Limes".   Patroni hujus festi sunt duo administri galli, Domina Valérie Pécresse ab Institutione Superiore et Dominus Xavier Darcos ab Institutione Nationali, et patrona perennis festi erit Domina Jacqueline de Romilly, Academiae Gallorum.   Constabit e tribus diebus et duobus vesperibus congressuum et disceptationum minorum.   Allicient quoque cantica linguâ latinâ, excerpta e comoediis antiquis hodiernisque, expositiones de Carthagine, conventûs de Pace Romana, 'Babylonia et Graecia', 'Hierosolyma, Athenae et Roma', itinera humanistarum, concentûs de Pythagoro, afflatûs antiqui super opera Debussy.
Fient apparatûs vestituum antiquorum, cena graeca, et legentur opera latina scripta a Joachim du Bellay, Karl Marx et Arthur Rimbaud.
Mense Marte anni 2005-i aperto, huic evento prodest favor non solum virorum feminarumque politicorum (François Fillon, qui illo tempore Administer ab Institutione Nationali primus eo favit, quem secutus est R. Donnedieu de Vabres, Administer a Cultu Civili);   litteratorum (Jacques Lacarrière, qui eum inauguravit, Karl-Heinz de Rothenburg et Olivier Germain-Thomas, qui quoque adfuerunt, et Vassilis Alexakis;   sed etiam diurnariorum, quorum P.P.D.A., hospes et sidus televisificum, qui consentit edicere titulo magnis litteris scripto Acta Diurna anni 429-i a.Chr.n. Athenis;  necnon sodales Academiae Scientiarum (sicut ei, de quibus tractavit emissio «Rayon Gamma Facteur Epsilon» in Canal Académie [Catena televisifica Academiae];  et scholae, quarum specializatio 'Periegesis et Patrimonium', ubi horno 'Point Métier' [Angulus ad vitae cursum eligendum] ad juniores dicatus inaugurabitur.
In hoc festo aliquantum insolito ordinabitur certamen europaeum ludorum et inventorum pertinentium ad Antiquitatem, ut oblectamentis, musicâ, artibus elegantioribus, colloquiis de aspectibus historicis, et illo Angulo ad vitae cursum eligendum, emolumenta eruditionis conditae in memoria communi et patrimonio universali humanitatum (bene vocatarum) probet.   Hoc patrimonium semper vivet pro eis, qui subsidiis latine in Interret pansis et Graeciae linguae mythisque, annorum plus quam duo millia et multas vicissitudines superantibus, student.   Nam, nisi homo suum proprium cultum civilem et ejus virtutes noscit, quo modo ingenia alienigena explorare et ad ea se accommodare potest?
Ecce tres dies festivi et jucundi. (translated by Brennus Legranus)