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| Teach and Learn Latin Blog Teaching Latin. Learning Latin. An online classroom for students and teachers of the Latin language and classical Rome. Lingua Latina vivit! |
| Lingua Latina: Chapter-by-Chapter Help Reading Familia Romana A deeper, more enjoyable experience reading Latin. You have to buy the book, but the help is free. Textbook used: Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata by Hans Oerberg. |
| Elements of Latin by Benjamin L. D'ooge (1921) A classical Latin textbook, Elements of Latin contains 110 lessons for the beginning student. Learn Latin online through this free version. |
| Latin Declensions: Nouns, Adjectives, and Pronouns Learn the basic morphology of Latin declensions for nouns, adjectives, and pronouns. Follow links for online practice of all declensions. |
| Perseus: How the Son of Jupiter Killed Medusa and Saved Andromeda The story of Perseus from Ritchie's Fabulae Faciles. Reading comprehension, audio files, translation help, and supplemental exercises for each chapter. |
| Latin Pronunciation: A Few Simple Rules from the Gradatim Reader Following a few easy rules can help build skill in correct Latin pronunciation. After that, listen to your teacher and/or read Vox Latina. |
| Latin Projects: Browse Current Projects or Contribute Your Own Latin projects for all occasions for free educational use. Browse the current ideas and contribute your own best activities to help make a great resource for teaching and learning Latin online. |
| Caesar Bellum Gallicum 1.01 HTML Text of Caesar Bellum Gallicum, 1.1. Audio files and exercises accompany the ancient text of Caesar's Gallic Wars. Description and geography of ancient Gaul. |
| Gaius Valerius Catullus: Roman Lyric Poet, 84 BC to 54 BC. The poetry of Catullus in Latin with links to vocabulary and study aids for intermediate students. Audio files help with Latin pronunciation and poetic meter. Helpful links for discussion and research |
| Latin Club: Fun Times After School Watch movies, eat popcorn, visit the MET, read classical stories to children for community service, and more in the Latin Club! |
| Ecce Romani Latin Textbook Chapter-by-chapter vocabulary exercises for the Ecce Romani Latin textbooks. Printable lists of vocabulary for study. |
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| Ovid: Publius Ovidius Naso for Schools Ovid is most famous for the metamorphoses |
| Horace I.11: The Carpe Diem Poem This is the source of Carpe Diem. Read Horace I.11 in the original Latin, as he tries to convince Leuconoe to spend some time. |
| Learn to Read Latin: Chapter by Chapter Study Aid Learn to Read Latin is a comprehensive introduction to Latin grammar and translation. Find help with this textbook's vocabulary, morphology, syntax, and reading comprehension. |
| Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns Elements of Latin chapter 15: Learn possessive adjectives and pronouns: Meus, tuus, suus, noster, and vester. Latin vocabulary exercises; sentence translations; answer in Latin. |
| Oerberg Recordings from Chapters 12 and 14 Students create oerberg recordings from |
| Latin Phrases: The wisdom of the ancients through maxims and mottoes Experience the wit and wisdom of ancient Romans through Latin phrases, maxims, and mottoes. |
| Labors of Hercules: Latin text with exercises and study questions The story of Hercules: As a baby he strangled vicious serpents, as a young man he commits a dreadful crime, he atones for his crime through the 12 labors, and he is taken up to Olympus upon his death. |
| Future Perfect Indicative & Perfect Infinitive Active; Principal Parts Use the perfect stem (i.e. from the third principal part) to form the future perfect indicative active. Learn the principal parts of fourth conjugation verbs. |
| Use and Inflection of the Perfect Indicative Active While the principal parts of verbs have strange, new forms, the perfect indicative active is very uniform and regular in Latin. Learn principal parts well, the perfect tense becomes easy. |
| The Principal Parts of Verbs Must be Learned Thoroughly Starting now in lesson 45, we have to review our verbs and memorize new principal parts. Doing so will help immeasurably in Latin reading comprehension and Latin prose composition. |
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| Pluperfect Indicative, Principal Parts (Continued) If you know your principal parts, verb forms become easy. Even irregular principal parts are used in the most consitent and regular way to form the perfect, pluperfect and future perfect indicative. |
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