Olivia+Panchal-School+of+Athens

Title: //The School of Athens// Artist: Raphael Era: ca. 1509

//The School of Athens// was a fresco created by Italian artist, Raphael. Around 1509, Raphael was commissioned by Pope Julius II to paint the rooms in the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican. In the fresco, Raphael depicts famous Classical philosophers, including Pythagoras (bottom left forefront, writing in a book), Plato (in red in left center) and Aristotle (in blue and brown in right center).

Cite: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_School_of_Athens#Figures

1. In pictura, sunt multum colores et homines. **In the picture, there are many colors and men.** 2. In pictura, homines dicit de philosophia dum stant. **In the picture, the men are talking about philosophy while standing.** 3. In pictura, homines gerent rufum, flavum, viride, et venetum. **In the picture, the men are wearing red, yellow, and blue.** 4. In pictura, coelum est post philosophi. **In the picture, the sky is behind the philosophers.** 5. In pictura, Aristotle, qui docuit Alexandri Magnus, est in meditullium picturae item. **In the picture, Aristotle, who taught Alexander the Great, is in the middle of the picture also.** 6. In pictura, Plato, qui inchoavit Scola Athenae, est in meditullium picturae. **In the picture, Plato, who started the Academy of Athens, is in the middle of the picture.** 7. In pictura, sunt multum philosophi qui sunt sapiens. **In the picture, there are many philosophers, who are wise.** 8. Pictura est in murus in Aula Apostolica quod est in Urbs Vatican(?). **The picture is on the wall in the Apostolic Palace** **in Vatican City.** 9. Verbis dictis (by Plato and Aristotle?), philosophi incohant argumentare. **With the words having been said by Plato and Aristotle, the philosophers begin to argue.** 10. Pythagoras Aristotlem imaginum(?) bonum habere videt. **Pythagoras sees that Aristotle has a good idea.** 11. Plato dixit major ut magna pars philosophorum audivit. **Plato spoke louder so that a great part of the philosophers heard.** 12. Pythagoras sedes apud Plato, audiendus maior. **Pythagoras sits near to Plato, for the purpose of hearing better.** 13. Zeta est bona argumentandus. **The room is good for the purpose of discussing.** 14. Philosophi legunt discendus. **The philosophers read for the purpose of learning.** 15. Philosophi venerunt visum alius philosophi. **The philosophers came to see the other other philosophers.**