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A collection of educational materials regarding teaching the Latin language and musings on political and theological matters
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Oratio In Catilinam Prima (opens the original)
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I’ve published a reader for the Catilinarian Orations! You can find it here. If you like this sort of thing, please consider purchasing a book and leaving a favorable review so that the book is more visible to others. And if you like this sort of thing, you can check out some of my other Latin Readers by clicking a button below.De Bello Civili ReaderThyestes Reader<p class="button-wrapper
De Bello Civili I.73 (opens the original)
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I’ve started a translation of Caesar’s De Bello Civili and accompanying Latin readers which I hope will be useful for classes and individual use. The book one reader is available here! If you love Roman history, you can check out my translation of Cicero’s Catilinarian Orations here. And if you love Latin, but Caesar’s a bit too difficult right now, check out my adaptations of Aesop in beginners’ Latin. If you like this sort of thing, please share it and consider supporting this kind of work by
Luther's Large Catechism: Praeceptum IV (opens the original)
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I’ve started working on Latin reader for Luther’s Large Catechism! If you like this sort of thing, please like share this post and consider purchasing a book from the Concordia Latin Readers series. While you wait for it to be published, you might check out my Epistle to the Romans Latin reader. I just finished a Latin reader for Aesop’s Fables, and you can find it by clicking the button below.<a class="button primary butto
Historia Eccelesiastica Gentis Anglorum: I.18 (opens the original)
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Fresh from the salt mines of Medieval England, I bring you a Bede Reader! Book I is now available and can be purchased both as a student edition with the usual Latin text, footnotes and vocabulary and as a teacher edition with an additional set of translation keys in the rear. This is new format for me, so I’d be delighted to hear feedback on whether the teacher edition is more helpful than the answer key editions which I’ve published before. If you’d like more Bede readers, please help make thi
Thyestes: 511-529 (opens the original)
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To have a kingdom is an accident, to give one is excellence.I’ve published a reader for this play, and you can find a translation of it which I published a few years ago. It is an excellent play and perhaps my favorite of Seneca’s plays.Thyestes Latin ReaderThyestes Translation<a class="image-link image2 is-viewabl
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