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Latin 101, Latin Handouts 1.96-199
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Somnium Scipionis (Chapters 14-17)
Pro Archia Poeta (Chapters 1-7)
Pro Archia Poeta (Chapters 8-14)
Pro Archia Poeta (Chapters 15-21)
Miscellaneous Vocabulary Handouts:
Basic Verbs
Verba Parva et Difficilia (The little words which drive us crazy)
Prepositions
The "Q" Words
Exercises:
Latin via Ovid Exercises:
Exercise I (Chapters 1 &2)
Exercise II (Chapters 3 &4)
Exercise III (Chapters 5 &6)
Exercise V (Chapters 9 &10)
General Exercises:
Accusative &Genitive Case
Accusative (Nouns and Pronouns) and Verbs
Relative Pronouns I
Relative Pronouns II
Personal Pronouns
Ablative Exercise
Present Active Participles (Lingua Latina Chap. XIV)
Future Passive Periphrastic
Latin Readings:
Caesar The Death of Pompey (from the Bellum Civile)
Introduction
Text
Notes
Cicero's First Catilinarian Oration (Selections)
Introduction
Text
Notes
Vocabulary I
Vocabulary II
Vocabulary III
Vocabulary IV
Sallust's Bellum Catilinae
Text
Notes
Virgil's Aeneid (Selections)
Introduction
Death of Dido (IV. 663-705)
Dido in the Underworld (VI. 450-476)
Notes
Ovid's Orpheus and Eurydice (Met. 10. 1-77)
Introduction
Text
Notes
Augustus: Res Gestae (Selections)
Introduction
Text
Notes
Petronius: The Werewolf Story
Introduction
Text
Notes
Christian Creeds
Introduction
Text
Notes
Lactantius
de Mortibus Persecutorum (Selections)
Notes
Johannes de Alta Silva -de Thesauro et Fure Astuto
Text
Notes
Vocabulary
Stories from the Gesta Romanorum
Introduction
Text
Notes
Gospel of Mark (Vulgate)
Introduction, Text &Notes
Courses on Specific Authors:
Vergil
Sallust
Livy
Caesar
Suetonius, Vita Gai
Satire
Roman Historians
Apuleius
Miscellaneous:
Chronology of Cicero's Life
Rhetorical Devices
Administrative:
Master Syllabus
Syllabus Latin 101
Syllabus Latin 102
Syllabus Latin 201
Syllabus Latin 202
Syllabus Latin 351/451
Roman Law &Society Syllabus
Imperialisms -Ancient and Modern
Links:
On-Line Declension Exerciser (highly recommended!)
On-Line Vocabulary Exerciser (Level II/III)
The Classics Page
Bibliography of Roman History (pdf)
The Latin Library
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