A Digital Atlas of the Imperium Romanum
AKA a beautiful and detailed map of the Roman world.
A neat thing someone sent me.
by CJ | Feb 2, 2014 | Journal | 47 comments
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Latin via Amazon: I did a search for ( Cambridge Latin Course ) in books and Kindle ebooks and came up with:
Wheelock’s Latin 7th Ed. — ebook or paperback. The ebook edition is $14.
Linney, William. Getting Started with Latin: Beginning Latin for Homeschoolers and Students of Any Age. The ebook is 10.
Ecce Romani. Various editions, paperback, somewhat expensive at $25 to $50 per volume. There are also workbooks.
Cambridge Latin Course Unit 1, North American 4th Edition In paperback, $25 each unit (volume).
At least two units (1 and 2) (volumes) are available, with an exercise workbook for Unit 1 at $15, also paperback.
Perhaps of interest to some, the same search listed:
The Teachers’ Notes to Reading Greek by Joint Association of Classical Teachers’ Greek Course
for about $19 in ebook.
Goodness ‘Ecce Romani’ brings back memories of secondary school latin some 40 years ago now but still : “In picture est puella. Puella est Flavia. Flavia est puella parva …”.