by Peter Jones
- an interesting book which teaches you to read Latin and includes entertaining tidbits of the Roman history.
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by George Sharpley
- a friendly and easy-to-follow introduction to Latin. The text is the exciting and humorous story of a medieval monastery under threat of attack from Vikings. Includes a CD with recordings of the dialogues and exercises.
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by Gavin Betts
- a good Latin course designed for those studying on their own.
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by G.D.A Sharpley
- a modern, user-friendly introduction to the language and culture of Ancient Rome featuring grammar explanations and exercises, reading passages from Latin literature, and vocabulary exercises.
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by James Morwood (Editor)
- contains over 60,000 entries a grammar reference section and appendices of historical and mythological names, geographical locations, and maps.
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by D. P. Simpson
- a reasonably-priced bilingual Latin-English dictionary. Contains mainly Classical Latin as used between about 200 BC and 100 AD, particularly by such authors as Cicero, Caesar and Livy. Also includes a list of standard Latin abbreviations, and information about the Roman calendar, bibliographies for word lists, and maps.
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by Richard E. Prior and Joseph Wohlberg
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by James Morwood (Editor)
- a guide to over 1000 Latin words and phrases in common use today.
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by Henry Beard
- a collection 'useful' Latin phrases: the kind of thing they just don't teach you in school.
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by Henry Beard
- another hilarious collection 'useful' Latin phrases
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by A. A. Milne, Alexander Lenard (Translator)
- if you need a bit of light relief after struggling with the scribblings of Caesar or Cicero, why not enjoy the adventures of Winnie the Pooh and his friends in the language of ancient Rome.
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by A. A. Milne, Brian Staples (Translator)
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