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Latin Prepositions with the Ablative: An Illustrated Poster (opens the original)
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In today’s Latin lesson, we will learn six prepositions that take the ablative case: in, ex, cum, ab, procul ab, and sine. To help us, my dog Rūfus will be posing alongside an amphora (“jar, amphora”) in this exclusive Learn Latin poster.<div class="captioned-imag
Latin Legal Maxims Everyone Should Know (opens the original)
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Start Learning Latin at Home This School Year (opens the original)
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An Illustrated Journey Through the Roman World (opens the original)
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12 Latin Abbreviations You Absolutely Need to Know (opens the original)
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The language of Ancient Rome is far more present in our daily lives than we sometimes realize. E.g., consider the Latin abbreviations we use constantly to save time and space—while also, perhaps, adding a certain scholarly touch to our writing.When we tell the time, for instance, we distinguish between a.m. and p.m.: ante merīdiem, “before midday,” and post merīdiem, “after midday.”Is your favorite team playing? Vs. whom?When we give a historical date, we may place A.D.<
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