 | Ancient Rome in So Many Wordsby Christopher Francese |
The word histories in this book use language as a window into the culture of ancient Rome. The hidden stories behind common Latin words illustrate interesting aspects of Roman life, while more rare terms shed light on noteworthy facets of this ancient culture. |
| $12.95 |
 | Latin Language, Grammar of theby Leonhard Schmitz |
This timeless classic for the student of Latin examines such topics as orthography, noun declension, and verb conjugation. A special section on syntax and sentence structure helps to put the grammar in context. A unique feature of the book is its analysis of etymologies, particularly the Greek origins of many Latin words. The book primarily focuses on Classical Latin from the “Golden” period (100-14 B.C.), but other variations of the language are also addressed. |
| $14.95 |
 | Latin, Fairy Tales in: Fabulae Mirabilesby Victor Barocas, Susan Schearer & Brad Rhodes, for PRO SCIENTIA |
Here is a collection of 12 familiar fairy tales, including “The Three Little Pigs (Tres Porcelli),” “Little Red Riding Hood (Lacernella Rubra),” and “The Emperor’s New Clothes (Novae Vestes Imperatoris),” all in Latin. This provides an engaging alternative to traditional Latin texts for translation and reading comprehension. |
| $14.95 |
 | Latin-English/English-Latin Concise Dictionaryby Judith Lynn Sebesta |
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| $12.95 |