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Withowinde Author

Brian Bishop

Brian Bishop (19??-2025) was a teacher of Latin and a participant in the Neolatin community that seeks to encourage more widespread use of Latin as a spoken langage. As former president of the Volapük movement, he sought to promote interest in this, the first widely used international language. His publications include Recitation of Latin Prose and Verse (Bolchazy-Carducci, 2013), and The Sardana: How to Dance It (The Society for International Folk Dancing). He also founded the Dozenal Society of Great Britain, a group devoted to promoting the use of base-12 arithmetic.
His alliterative verse includes Catullus, poem no. 3, a translation from the Latin published in Withowinde in 1999.
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