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The image of the Roman emperor as the one who dominated the life of the colony could hardly be overlooked by the people of Corinth; indeed, its Latin name (Colonia Laus Julia Corinthiensis) stood as a constant reminder of the patron (Julius Caesar) who helped to refound it. Its subjects are music, chiefly that of antiquity, and Latin poetry Brandolini devotes the first part of his oration to a thorough rehearsal of anecdotal information relating to the laus musicae tradition. In another of our online courses for practicing teachers (Cohen, Beffa-Negrini, Sternheim, Volpe, Laus, & Sternheim, 1997), we found that if there were too many messages in the asynchronous discussion, students felt overwhelmed. |
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