The Latin course is written entirely in Latin. It consists of two parts: Part I: Familia Romana - the fundamental or elementary course. Part II: Roma Aeterna - the advanced course, with Indices covering both parts. The direct method is based on the inductive principle of learning. In the text every sentence is intelligible per se, or self-explanatory, because the meaning and function of all new words and grammatical forms are made clear by the context in which they occur, or if necessary, by illustrations or marginal notes using vocabulary already learned. This demands a carefully graded text, but in order to make learning efficient, the content should stimulate interest and curiosity and make it easy for the reader to visualise the scenes and situations described. To meet these demands, the chapters of "Lingva Latina I" form a continuous narrative, a sort of Latin novel, which captivates the students so that they look forward to reading the continuation of the story. While reading thi

Lingua Latina Pars 1: Familia Romana

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Hans Henning Ørberg

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Museum Tusculanum

<p>An illustrated collection of supplementary texts, mostly dialogue. There is one colloquium matching each of Chapters 1-24, Part I, Familia Romana.</p>

Colloquia Personarum

Focus Pub R Pullins & Co

Lingua latina per se illustrata. Ediz. compatta. Per le Scuole superiori. Con espansione online

Luigi Miraglia

Tommaso Francesco Borri

Edizioni Accademia Vivarium Novum

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