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The ''Decuriae'' (Sing. ''decuria'') are the levels of organization in which the [[Sodalitas Latinitatis]] are divided. Each is led by a magistrate called a ''decurio''. | The ''Decuriae'' (Sing. ''decuria'') are the levels of organization in which the [[Sodalitas Latinitatis]] are divided. Each is led by a magistrate called a ''decurio''. | ||
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Those who can read but not write in Latin belong to the Decuria Secunda. | Those who can read but not write in Latin belong to the Decuria Secunda. | ||
Those who are still learning and thus cannot read nor write in Latin belong to the Decuria Tertia. | Those who are still learning and thus cannot read nor write in Latin belong to the Decuria Tertia. | ||
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Revision as of 21:40, 19 January 2013
The Decuriae (Sing. decuria) are the levels of organization in which the Sodalitas Latinitatis are divided. Each is led by a magistrate called a decurio.
It is divided as follows:
Those who can read and write in Latin belong to the Decuria Prima. Those who can read but not write in Latin belong to the Decuria Secunda. Those who are still learning and thus cannot read nor write in Latin belong to the Decuria Tertia.
