Adolf Hitler is widely regarded by historians as a master orator; his speeches would begin very slowly and gradually build up to an almost ecstatic and frenzied climax that would drive the massive audiences absolutely beserk. One can witness first hand the hypnotic and mesmerizing power of Hitler's speeches by watching the famous Nazipropaganda filmTriumph of the Will which was released in 1934, one year after Hitler ascended to power and established Nazi Germany.
In some universities the title 'Orator' is given to the official whose task it is to give speeches on ceremonial occasions, such as the presentation of honorary degrees.
It is true that in the past my husband, Alessandro, and I would occasionally get a hankering for the mixed fish grills wed eat in Italy, but with the glorious abundance of local fish, we soon recognized that the origins of our hankerings were more mental-emotional than gastro-lingual.
Both orate and branzini are roughly the dimension of good-sized trouts: branzini tend to be slender and long whereas orate tend to be round and short.
When cooked, the flesh of both types of fish is white and flakey-tender, though the branzino tends to be somewhat fattier and therefore heartier.
A proof that it is not an integral part of the old Roman Mass is that it is always said, not sung, aloud (as also are the prayers at the foot of the altar, the last Gospel etc.).
The celebrant after the "Suscipe Sancta Trinitas" kisses the altar, turns to the people and says: Orate fratres, extending and joining his hands.
At high Mass the deacon or subdeacon, at low Mass the server, answers.