Forum Konfederacji Polskiej

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The fall of Rome Latin remained the language of education and diplomacy among European powers. Regional languages ​​continue to develop and become dominant languages. Latin is becoming less and less common within the country. This is why Latin became the language of international communication between countries. This use as a universal language is not limited to political language. It is also the language of intellectuals. Even in the AD century many works were written in Latin.

People living in different European countries but they can moible number data still read and write in Latin. And be able to communicate and understand various ideas in political science philosophy. What is the role of ecclesiastical Latin in history Ecclesiastical Latin actually has a unique role in history. Although Latin is the language of the Catholic Church even today, in the past knowledge of Latin was often a way to control religious knowledge in Europe.



Many people in Europe during the Middle Ages and Renaissance were illiterate. It is likely that ignorance of Latin was unknown due to the lack of comprehensive public education. Followers of Christianity were therefore unable to read the Latin Bible and other religious texts. This gave immense power to the church and those who could read Latin, the elite and ruling class. With the Reformation and the emergence of new branches of Christianity in Europe Latin ceased to be the language of the church. Many new branches allowed the printing of Bibles and the celebration of masses in local languages.

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