Francisco Arbelo Morales’s Speech on Spreading the Latin Language at the Opening Session of the Canarian Conciliar Seminary
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Latin as International Language, Seminaries, 20th CenturyAbstract
At different times of history and in different places, the question of considering Latin as a language for universal communication has been raised. The present analysis deals with a text concerning this issue, which was written at the beginning of the 20th Century, by the Canarian Conciliar Seminar Latin professor, Francisco Arbelo Morales.
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