The name of a diploma holder is written later on.Īn antique map reproduction makes the souvenir complete: all maps have been digitally restored, redesigned (just refreshed a bit, we haven’t rearranged continents), printed on a waxed parchment paper (B3 size) displaying some of Croatian cities or a whole region. As luck would have it, not only did the person to whom it was intended like it, but also many others did.Īn idle chat over a coffee (ok, maybe a beer :)) between two enthusiasts was more than enough for the Testimonium Latinum project to be launched: entirely new and unseen on the market - a unique Croatian souvenir consisting of a Latin diploma and an ancient map reproduction – and also a diploma as a single gift.Įither as a souvenir or a personal or business present Testimonium Latinum is exceptional in both its contents and appearance.Ī Diploma is drafted in Latin: of course, a translation is enclosed to the copyright text its form and discourse replicate a real diploma - it’s printed on a 175 gsm paper (parchment paper sheet), written in Roman uncial script with a wax seal. Testimonium Latinum is a kind of a keepsake that was designed unexpectedly and almost accidently: the idea of a present formed like a diploma in Latin emerged out of sheer necessity: it was Sunday and there was nothing else to buy.

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