Translated from Latin, the best is still Federico Forte by Nolfi Apolloni. There were also two special mentions for the Fano high school

Translated from Latin, the best is still Federico Forte by Nolfi Apolloni. There were also two special mentions for the Fano high school
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It took place on Saturday morning at 10.30 am at the Salone Metaurense of the Prefecture of Pesaro, in the presence of the Prefect, Dr. Emanuela Saverio Greco, the authorities and the President of the Jury, Prof. Alessandro Fo – who held a lectio on Orazio – the award ceremony of the second edition of the “Certamen Latino L’idolino”.

The translation competition from Latin, created in memory of Clementina Berdini, a former student of the “Marconi” high school in Pesaro, who passed away prematurely, had a national dimension this year and saw the participation of 200 young people from all over Italy.

The winner of the section dedicated to classical high school (in this second edition a section dedicated to scientific high school was also introduced) is the student of the 4b classical class of the Nolfi-Apolloni high school in Fano Federico Forte, who had also achieved the highest podium last year. This year too, the student from Fano won a cash prize of €500. A special mention as “Talented translators” was achieved by Costanza Giuliani of the 3rd classic class and by Luca Petrelli of the 3rd classic class. The organizing commission of the “Certamen” is made up of four teachers from the “Marconi” scientific high school: Francesca Gasperini, Anna Sanchini, Elena Del Prete and Federica Iacomucci.

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