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A Universal Latin Series A complete series of Latin texts in the natural method. Students approach Latin by reading in Latin from the first day, inferring grammar points as necssary. Because students learn to think in Latin, their readings skills are superior after the full year course taught in Familia Romana. This book is followed by the second year book, Roma Aeterna, which brings students a rich source of unaltered Latin. A new companion to Lingua Latina was published in 2008. This full series is covered on the details page. |
New Steps in Latin A three book series designed for middle school students (grades 6-9).
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2005 • 1-58510-270-9 • paper • 352 pages • $29.95 A complete, streamlined introductory course in Latin. With readings and exercises. Online Flash Cards, Drills and Puzzles! |
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1989 • 0-941051-35-8 • paper • Original play based on Roman comedy for
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2008 • 978-1-58510-294-5 • paper •
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2005 • 1-58510-156-7 • paper • 80 pages • $12.00 | Buy this Book | An illustrated collection of supplementary texts, mostly dialogue. There is a Latin-English vocabulary list available free for download for this book which you can download by clicking here. |
2003 • 87-90696-06-9 • paper • 96 pages • $10.00 | Buy this Book | From Books I (partial), IV, and V. Contains an index of names, and an index of vocabulary. Text and marginal notes are all in Latin. Contains part of Book I. Vocabulary list for this book is
available as a free download. For sample pages, click here. |
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Second Edition 2009 • 978-1-58510-323-2 • paper • Illustrated. For students new to Latin FREE! Multi-media interactive software!
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2001 • 87-997016-7-7 • paper • 84 pages • $12.00 Abridged edition
of the comedy with
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Intermediate Latin Texts |
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2006 • 87-90696-15-8 • PDF • FREE A collection of easy elementary texts, Fabellae Latinae, corresponding (lexically and grammatically) to chapters I–XXV in Familia Romana, similar and supplemental to Colloquia Personarum. To satisfy the demand for more comprehensive exercises, Hans Orberg has made a version of Fabellae Latinae where nearly all the grammatical endings have been left out. You can download this version free here. |
2003 • 1-58510-079-X • paper • 170 pages • $28.95 Eyewitness accounts provide students with a compelling narrative outlining the history of Rome during the late Republic.
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2006 • 1-58510-198-2 • paper • 152 pages • $19.95 A compilation of over thirty Latin letters with introduction, commentary and grammar review. |
2008 • 978-87-90696-17-7 • paper • 80 pages • $12.95 A text comprised entirely of Latin covering Vergil's Aeneid Books 1 and 4. This text can be used in conjunction with Lingua Latina Part II: Roma Aeterna or any 3rd year Latin course that studies Vergil. Vocabulary list for this book is available as a free download. Click here. For sample pages, click here. |
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2000 • 87-90696-04-2 • paper • 64 pages • $10.00 Selection from Petronius’s Satyricon. Abridged edition with marginal notes in Latin. There is a Latin-English vocabulary list available free for download for this book. To download click here. |
2006 • 87-90696-11-5 • paper • 80 pages • $12.00
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2004 • 87-90696-07-7 • paper • 64 pages • $13.00 Authors included are Plautus, Cato, Cicero, Phaedrus, Horace, Tacitus, Martial, Pliny, Aulus Gellius, and Lucas. Grammatical notes follow the Lingua Latina pattern, on the same page, and in Latin to encourage students to think in Latin.
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2005 • 1-58510-130-3 • paper • 198 pages • $24.95 A reader for Intermediate students at the HS/College level on the theme of women in the ancient world.
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2004 • 1-58510-043-9 • paper • Selections from oral verse; Livius, Naevius, Ennius and others.
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2010 • 978-1-58510-138-2 • paper •
This volume is the Latin text with |
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1998 • 0-941051-67-6 • paper • Complete and thorough preparation for |
2003 • 1-58510-088-9 • paper • A Focus Reprint of the classic reader on Ovid. |
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2008 •
978-1-58510-149-8 •
paper • Designed for courses at the high school level.
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2004 • 1-58510-091-9 • paper • A commentary of the complete play |
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2008 • 978-1-58510-225-9 • paper • First in a series of commentaries that will cover all of the Aeneid.
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2008 •
978-1-58510-226-6 • paper • Second in a series of commentaries that will
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2009 •
978-1-58510-227-3 • paper • Third in a series of commentaries that will |
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Latin Prose Composition | ||||||
2004 • 1-58510-090-0 • paper •
An exciting text focused on thinking in |
1999 • 0-941051-91-9 • paper • The classic text reset and reprinted. |
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1999 • 1-58510-005-6 • paper • Both English-Latin and Latin-English |
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2001 • 978-1-58510-027-7 • paper • 2001 • 1-58510-042-0 • hardcover • Edited, with new material by Anne Mahoney. Also available in hardcover. |
2007 • 978-1-58510-244-0 • paper •
Updated, with new material by Anne Mahoney. |
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Latin for YOung Readers |
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Poems in Latin for Children with Audio CD 2006 • 1-58510-193-1 • hardcover with audio CD • 68 pages • $24.95 Twenty-eight poems, many of them favorites from Mother Goose, rendered in Latin, with the English translation on facing pages. Designed for early learners of Latin to recite or sing, with the particular aim of giving young students an introduction to Latin pronunciation. The book comes with an audio cd containing all twenty-eight rhymes.
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Lingua Latina:
Introduction to Latin, Revised First Edition
Auricula Meretricula 2e
By Roman Hands: Inscriptions and 
Colloquia Personarum
Caesaris Commentarii De Bello Gallico
Nunc Loquāmur: 
Plautus: Amphitryo
Fabellae
Latinae
Finis Rei Publicae: Eyewitness to the 
Latin Letters: Reading Roman Correspondence
P. Vergilii Maronis: Aeneis, Libros I et IV
Petronius: Cena Trimalchionis
Sallust & Cicero: Catilina
Sermones Romani
Worlds of Roman Women
Archaic Latin Verse
Cicero: Pro Caelio
A Horace Reader for Advanced Placement*
Selections from Ovid
An Ovid Reader
Plautus: Amphitryo
Vergil: Aeneid Book 1
Vergil: Aeneid
Book 2
Vergil: Aeneid Book 3
Readings and Exercises 
Latin Prose Composition
Elementary Latin Exercises
Allen & Greenough's New Latin Grammar
Essential Latin Grammar: 
