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Languages at the Universitas Scholarium are taught three quite different ways — each suited to a different student, a different aim, and a different stage. Choose the one that fits what you are trying to do.
A dedicated language tutor who adapts to you. Tell Magister the language, your level, and what you want to work on — grammar, conversation, reading, pronunciation. Magister teaches Socratically, in your zone of proximal development. For modern languages, structured but personal.
How to use Magister →Structured language courses on the Manesca oral system — the same method used by the great nineteenth-century language schools, restored and built lesson by lesson from the original sources. New courses added as they are completed.
Browse the language courses →Sit with Cicero in Latin, Pāṇini in Sanskrit, Confucius in Classical Chinese, Saadi in Persian. Not language teaching — immersion through scholarship. The classics converse in their own tongue. You ask, you stumble, you ask again. The way it has always been done.
Meet the classical tutors →Text-based interlinear language courses from the Latinum Institute — frequency-ordered vocabulary, word-by-word construed texts, literary citations, and cultural commentary. Read online; patrons may download typeset PDFs.
Browse the Latinum Press library →All four routes are open to every student. Many take more than one — Magister for grammar and conversation drill, the Manesca courses for the structured oral method, the Latinum Press library for deep interlinear reading, and the classical scholars for immersion. They complement each other.