LATINUM - The Online Latin Language Audio Course from London

025 HORACE CARMINA 1 - ROBIN BOND

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024 HORACE CARMINA 1 - ROBIN BOND

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023 HORACE CARMINA 1 - ROBIN BOND

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022 HORACE CARMINA 1 - ROBIN BOND

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021 HORACE CARMINA 1 - ROBIN BOND

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020 HORACE CARMINA 1 - ROBIN BOND

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019 HORACE CARMINA 1 - ROBIN BOND

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017 HORACE CARMINA 1 - ROBIN BOND

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016 Horace Carmina 1 - Robin Bond

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015 Horace Carmina - Robin Bond

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014 Horace Carmina - Robin Bond

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Horace Carmina 1- 13 - Robin Bond

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Horace Carmina 1 - 012 - Robin Bond

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Horace Carmina 1 - 011 - Robin Bond

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Horace Carmina 1- 010 - Robin Bond

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Horace Carmina -1 - 09 - Robin Bond

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Horace Carmina 1- 8 - Robin Bond

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Catullus Medley

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006 ORBIS SENSUALIM PICTUS CH 38 - 46

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pg 177 - end FINIS

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pg 161 - 176

011 NUTTING FABULAE FACILES

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User Information

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I will need your help to tell me about broken episodes: I've done my best to clean things up this week, but there may still be broken files lurking around. Please send me the episode name, or even better, the episode web address (url) so I can locate it: With over 1000 episodes, I need this info! evanmillner at gmail dot com

010 - Memoria - Vergil Eclogue I

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Lector: V.N.

009 - Memoria - Catullus I

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Lector: Swarthmore 2007.

008 Memoria - Martialis 3 -44

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Lector: V.N.

007 Memoria - In Catalinam

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Read by Sonkowsky

006 - Memoria - Horace Carmina 1-22

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Read by Sonkowsky

005 - Memoria - catullus 8 (versio 2)

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Gareth Morgan

004 - memoria - catullus viii

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read by V.N.

003 memoria - catullus v

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Memoria Artificialis Sonkowsky

002 Memoria - Catullus 3 - V.N.

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Memoria Artificialis Memorising Catullus III

001 Memoria - Aeneid

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Memorisation recording, Vergil, Arma Virumqve Cano.....read by Sonkowsky.

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010 NUTTING FABULAE FACILES

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009 NUTTING FABULAE FACILES

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021 - 023 dooge colloquia latina

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018 - 020 COLLOQUIA LATINA D'OOGE

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015 - 017 COLLOQUIA LATINA D'OOGE

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Colloquia Latina D'Ooge, available on archive.org

Eutropius, Breviarium ch 1 - 9

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005 - FENTON - FABULAE FACILES

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Various biographies, some more theology at the end.

004 - FENTON - FABULAE FACILES

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Stories of Rome, Babylon, and Egypt

003 - FENTON - FABULAE FACILES

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Story of Solomon, then the Egyptians at the Red Sea, and finally, Samson.

002 - FENTON - FABULAE FACILES

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The story of Abraham and Isaac, followed by various aspects of traditional theology, reward and punishment, heaven and hell etc.

001 - Fenton - Fabulae Faciles

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Fenton - A Child's First Latin Book. Simple exercises, followed by a synopsis of Genesis, and then the story of Joseph in Egypt.

002 - Via Latina - Fabulae Faciles

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001 - Via Latina - FABULAE FACILES

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Jason and the Argonauts part 1 from the reader called Via Latina, available on archive.org

001 -012 Colloquia Latina D'Ooge

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Colloquia Latina D'Ooge, available on archive.org

008 NUTTING FABULAE FACILES

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Chapter 41 - 46 Text of Nutting's Latin reader is available on archive.org

005 VESTIBULUM MAJUS COMENII ch 5 & 6

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Read using the quantities marked in the original text. See the Comenius Project Info page for details. Text available on Google Books.

004 VESTIBULUM MAJUS - COMENII

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Read using the quantities marked in the original text. See the Comenius Project Info page for details. Text available on Google Books.

003 VESTIBULUM MAJUS - COMENIUS

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Read using the quantities marked in the original text. See the Comenius Project Info page for details. Text available on Google Books.

010 ORBIS SENSUALIM PICTUS CH 72 - 77

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Note: Not all editions have the same chapter numbers, but the chapters follow in the same order. The American edition I am using has a couple of extra chapters.

Asinus in Pelle Leonis - Fabulae Faciles

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Gallina quae aurea ova ponebat - Fabulae Faciles

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Canis qui praedam omisit - Fabulae Faciles

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Vulpes et Ciconia - Fabulae Faciles

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Gallus et Margarita - Fabulae Faciles

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Corvus et Vulpes - Fabulae Faciles

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Pisciculus et Piscator - Fabulae Faciles

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From Porta Latina, available on archive.org pg5

Puer Romanus 006

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pg 25 - 27 text available on archive.org

Puer Romanus 005 - Fabulae Faciles

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pg 22 - 24 text available on archive.org

Puer Romanus 004

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PUER ROMANUS 003 - FABULAE FACILES

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Iter

Puer Romanus 002 - Fabulae Faciles

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pg 6 through to pg 12

Puer Romanus 001 - Fabulae faciles

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I read this aloud some time ago, but wasn't happy with the reading, so I deleted it. This is a re-recording of chapter one. I will record the entire text. Text is available on archive.org and as a reprint from publicdomainreprints

Corderius Colloquia 1 to 6

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From the Willymot Edition, available on Google Books. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=OIwifuQXEp0C

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Caput 33 ad 40

006 NUTTING FABULAE FACILES

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Chapter 27 - 32 Nutting's Latin Reader can be found on archive.org

009 ORBIS SENSUALIM PICTUS CH 60 - 71

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Note: Not all editions have the same chapter numbers, but the chapters follow in the same order. The American edition I am using has a couple of extra chapters.

005 NUTTING FABULAE FACILES

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Nutting's Latin Reader can be found on archive.org

004 NUTTING FABULAE FACILES

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Nutting's Latin Reader can be found on archive.org

003 NUTTING FABULAE FACILES

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Nutting's Latin Reader can be found on archive.org

002 NUTTING FABULAE FACILES

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Nutting's Latin Reader can be found on archive.org

008 ORBIS SENSUALIM PICTUS CH 50 - 59

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Note: Not all editions have the same chapter numbers, but the chapters follow in the same order. The American edition I am using has a couple of extra chapters.

001 Nutting FABULAE FACILES

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Nutting's Latin Reader can be found on archive.org

Fabulae Faciles - 001 Facetiae

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Homo solus animal implumes bipes? Ursus in tabernam. Quare in foro duae clepsydrae stant?

007 ORBIS SENSUALIM PICTUS CH 47 - 49

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Following along the text of the Orbis Sensualim Pictus, 1810 edition. See the Comenius project Information page for a link to the pdf files with parallel English and other languages: Die Weldt in Bildern, Swet w Obrazych, Swiat w Obrazach, Le Monde en Tableaux. The Visible World in Pictures. Note: Not all editions have the same chapter numbers, but the chapters follow in the same order. The American edition I am using has a couple of extra chapters.

005 ORBIS SENSUALIM PICTUS CH 30 - 37

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004 ORBIS SENSUALIM PICTUS CH 21 -29

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003 ORBIS SENSUALIM PICTUS CH 13 - 20

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Following along the text of the Orbis Sensualim Pictus, 1810 edition. See the Comenius project Information page for a link to the pdf with parallel English. This text is also available as a reprint.

VESTIBULUM MAJUS 002 COMENIUS

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Chapter 2, Comenius, Vestibulum Majus. There is a link to the text of the Vestibulum Majus ( in Latin and German) on the Comenius Information page - see the sidebar.

027 - Cornelia - Fabulae Faciles

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026 - Cornelia - Fabulae Faciles

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XCVII - C - PART I - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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XCVII - B - PART III - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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XCVII - B - PART II - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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XCVII - A - PART IIII - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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002 Vestibulum Majus - Comenius

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Chapter 2 from the Vestibulum Majus. This text has accompanying German, in the pdf linked on the information page.

Vestibulum Majus 001 Comenius

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Chapter One, Comenius, Vestibulum Majus. There is a link to the text of the vestibulum Majus ( in Latin and German) on the Comenius Information page - see the sidebar.

002 Orbis Sensualim Pictus ch 2 - 12

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Chaper 2 to 12

001 Orbis Sensualim Pictus Comenius Ch 1

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Chapter 1 Orbis sensualim pictus is available on google books, see the link on the sidebar.

XCVI - C - PART III - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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Aeetes and phrixus - excerpt

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Aeētēs, rēx Colchidis, vellus aureum ā manū Phrixī accēpit. "Arietem magicum quī hoc vellus gerēbat deīs sacrificāvī," dīxit Phrixus "Tūtus ad hanc urbem ab illō ariete trānsportātus sum. Mea soror Hellē autem territa ā tergō animālis cecidit et in marī āmissa est. "Fugiēbāmus ā novercā nostrā, quae est fēmina crūdēlis et odiōsa. Illa in animō mē interficere habuit; soror mea quoque illam timēbat. "Mercurius, perīculum vidēns, auxilium dedit. Ille deus benignus nōbīs arietem mīrum dedit, in cuius tergō celeriter fūgimus. Maximē tamen doleō quod Hellē mortua est." Hīs audītīs, rēx iuvenem benignē accēpit.

XCVI - B - PART I - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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XCV - C - PART III - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM QUINTUM

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025 CORNELIA - FABULAE FACILES

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Various Stories in simple Latin.

XCIV - A - PART III - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM QUARTUM

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QVID EST WARDEMOTUM?

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The wardmote ( A saxon term ) has been meeting in my ward of the City of London since the time of King Alfred the Great, and possibly has its origins in the curiae of each vicus of the ancient Roman City. Liber Albus, page 36 contains the text I am reading here. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=xZEpAAAAYAAJ contains the ancient regulations and constitution of the City of London, which unique among cities in England, is still governed with its original Mediaeval constitution. The wardmote is the oldest democratic institution still functioning in the United Kingdom. The City's Common Council predates Parliament at Westminster, and our House of Commons derives its name from it. Some words are not Latin: The Alderman is an elected Magistrate. He presides over the Court of Wardemote. The Beadle "Bedelum" is an elected Constable. A "scavengour" was a rubbish collector, and an "aleconnor" was a person who was expert in the quality of beer.

XCIII - C - PART I - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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024 CORNELIA - FABULAE FACILES

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VARIOUS STORIES FABULAE FACILES

XCII - C - PART III - PENSUM ALTERUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCII - A - PART IIII - PENSUM ALTERUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCII - A - PART III - PENSUM ALTERUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCII - A - PART II - PENSUM ALTERUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCII - A - PART I - PENSUM ALTERUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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002 - CHICKERING - FIRST LATIN READER

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This text is available on archive.org

English Royal Correspondence 1546

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Letters in Latin from Prince Edward to Henry VIII, his father, to his stepmother, to Princess Mary and Princess Elizabeth. A letter to Cranmer. A letter from Princess Elizabeth to King Edward VI. Letters of consolation after the death of Henry VIII written by Edward VI. These were written when Edward was nine years old.

001 - Chickering First Latin Reader

Sun, 13 May 2007 06:00:00 +0800

Chickering's First Latin reader can be found as a pdf on the internet archive archive.org

XCI - C - PART IIII - PENSUM UNUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCI - C - PART III - PENSUM UNUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCI - C - PART II - PENSUM UNUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCI - C - PART I - PENSUM UNUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCI - B - PART IIII - PENSUM UNUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCI - B - PART III - PENSUM UNUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCI - B - PART II - PENSUM UNUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCI - B - PART I - PENSUM UNUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCI - A - PART III - PENSUM UNUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCI - A - PART II - PENSUM UNUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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XCI - A - PART I - PENSUM UNUM ET NONAGESIMUM

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The Kings of Rome

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Roman History from the Founding of the City until the expulsion of the last King. From the 'Junior Latin Book' which can be found on archive.org

12 Fables

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1. Accipiter et Columbae 2. Mus et Milvus 3. Grus et Pavo 4. Pavo 5. Anseres et Grues 6. Capra et Lupus 7. Canis et Boves 8. Boves 9. Asinus 10 Mulier et Gallina 11. Vulpes et Uva 12. Lupus et Grus

CORDERIUS COLLOQUIES 002 ANGLICE ET LATINE

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XC - C - PART III - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM

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XC - C - PART II - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM

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XC - C - PART I - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM

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XC - B - PART III - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM

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XC - B - PART II - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM

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XC - B - PART I - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM

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XC - A - PART IIII - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM

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XC - A - PART III - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM

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XC - A - PART II - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM

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XC - A - PART I - PENSUM NONAGESIMUM

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LXXXIX - C - PART IIII - PENSUM UNDENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXIX - C - PART III - PENSUM UNDENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXIX - C - PART II - PENSUM UNDENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXIX - C - PART I - PENSUM UNDENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXIX - B - PART IIII - PENSUM UNDENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXIX - B - PART III - PENSUM UNDENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXIX - B - PART II - PENSUM UNDENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXIX - B - PART I - PENSUM UNDENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXIX - A - PART III - PENSUM UNDENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXIX - A - PART II - PENSUM UNDENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXIX - A - PART I - PENSUM UNDENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXVIII - C - PART II - PENSUM DUODENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXVIII - C - PART I - PENSUM DUODENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXVIII - B - PART II - PENSUM DUODENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXVIII - B - PART I - PENSUM DUODENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXVIII - A - PART IIII - PENSUM DUODENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXVIII - A - PART III - PENSUM DUODENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXVIII - A - PART II - PENSUM DUODENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXVIII - A - PART I - PENSUM DUODENONAGESIMUM

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LXXXVII - C - PART III - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXXVII - C - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXXVII - C - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXXVII - B - PART III - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXXVII - B - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXXVII - B - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXXVII - A - PART IIII - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXXVII - A - PART III - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXXVII - A - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXXVII - A - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXXVI - C - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXXVI - C - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXXVI - B - PART III - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXXVI - B - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXXVI - B - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXXVI - A - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXXVI - A - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXXV - C - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXXV - C - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXXV - B - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXXV - B - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXXV - A - PART V - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXXV - A - PART IIII - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXXV - A - PART III - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXXV - A - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXXV - A - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXXIV - C - PART III - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXXIV - C - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXXIV - C - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXXIV - C - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXXIV - B - PART III - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXXIV - B - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXXIV - B - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXXIV - A - PART III - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXXIV - A - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXXIV - A - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXXIII - C- PART III - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXXXIII - C- PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXXXIII - C- PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXXXIII - B- PART III - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXXXIII - B- PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXXXIII - B - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXXXIII - A- PART III - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXXXIII - A- PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXXXIII - A- PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXXXII - C - PART IIII - PENSUM ALTERUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXII - C - PART III - PENSUM ALTERUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXII - C - PART II - PENSUM ALTERUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXII - C - PART I - PENSUM ALTERUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXII - B - PART III - PENSUM ALTERUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXII - B - PART II - PENSUM ALTERUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXII - B - PART I - PENSUM ALTERUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXII - A - PART III - PENSUM ALTERUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXII - A - PART II - PENSUM ALTERUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXII - A - PART I - PENSUM ALTERUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXI - C - PART II - PENSUM UNUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXI - C - PART I - PENSUM UNUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXI - B - PART II - PENSUM UNUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXI - B - PART I - PENSUM UNUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXI - A - PART III - PENSUM UNUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXI - A - PART II - PENSUM UNUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXXI - A - PART I - PENSUM UNUM ET OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXX - C - PART III - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXX - C - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXX - C - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXX - B - PART III - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXX - B - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXX - B - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXX - A - PART II - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM

Sat, 08 Mar 2008 01:05:00 +0800

LXXX - A - PART I - PENSUM OCTOGESIMUM

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LXXIX - C - PART III - PENSUM UNDEOCTOGESIMUM

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LXXIX - C - PART II - PENSUM UNDEOCTOGESIMUM

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LXXIX - C - PART I - PENSUM UNDEOCTOGESIMUM

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LXXIX - B - PART III - PENSUM UNDEOCTOGESIMUM

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LXXIX - B - PART II - PENSUM UNDEOCTOGESIMUM

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LXXIX - B - PART II - PENSUM UNDEOCTOGESIMUM

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LXXIX - B - PART I - PENSUM UNDEOCTOGESIMUM

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LXXIX - A - PART III - PENSUM UNDEOCTOGESIMUM

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Note - part one and two of this chapter, on the subject of declining the Greek Noun, have not been recorded, however, you should read this section in the textbook.

Barnabae Itinerarium - Pars I

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Barnabae Harringtoni et nunc et dudum decantati itinerarium boream quater retroversus, pars prima.

DIRECT METHOD 004 - COLLOQUIES

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Final selection of sample material for the Direct Method, composed of short colloquies between the teacher and between students.

DIRECT METHOD 003 - COLLOQUIES

Sat, 23 Feb 2008 01:10:00 +0800

Sample lesson in the direct method, first reading a text, then asking questions about the text in Latin. Two examples are given, one from Livy, one from Aesop.

DIRECT METHOD 002 - COLLOQUIES

Sat, 23 Feb 2008 01:05:00 +0800

Samples of material from the direct method of teaching Latin, including in this episode, instructions used by a teacher to run a classroom.

Direct Method 001 - colloquies

Sat, 23 Feb 2008 01:00:00 +0800

Sample conversations between the teacher and pupil, for teaching (and learning) Latin using the Direct Method. This text, called "Lingua Latina - Praeceptor" can be downloaded from the 'internet archive' at archive.org

SCUDDER'S READER 002

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Stories from Sudder's Latin Reader (from page 71 to page 86 ) Scudder's Latin Reader can be downloaded as a pdf from the Internet Archive. http://www.archive.org/index.php

SCUDDER'S READER - 001

Sun, 13 May 2007 05:45:00 +0800

Stories from Sudder's Latin Reader (from beginning to page 70) Scudder's Latin Reader can be downloaded as a pdf from the Internet Archive. http://www.archive.org/index.php

ORA MARITIMA CAP 15

Sun, 13 May 2007 05:30:00 +0800

Ora Maritima can be downloaded as a pdf from the Internet Archive. http://www.archive.org/index.php

Corderius Colloquies 001 Anglice et Latine

Sat, 23 Feb 2008 02:00:00 +0800

Corderius Colloquies Selection, in English and Latin.

LXXVIII - C - PART II - PENSUM DUODEOCTOGESIMUM

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LXXVIII - C - PART I - PENSUM DUODEOCTOGESIMUM

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LXXVIII - B - PART II - PENSUM DUODEOCTOGESIMUM

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LXXVIII - B - PART I - PENSUM DUODEOCTOGESIMUM

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LXXVIII - A - PART II - PENSUM DUODEOCTOGESIMUM

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LXXVIII - A - PART I - PENSUM DUODEOCTOGESIMUM

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LXXVII - C - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXVII - C - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXVII - C - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXVII - B - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXVII - B - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXVII - B - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXVII - A - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 08:00:00 +0800

LXXVII - A - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXVII - A - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXXVI - C - PART IIII - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXVI - C - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXVI - C - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXVI - C - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXVI - B - PART IIII - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXVI - B - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXVI - B - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEXTUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:15:00 +0800

LXXVI - B - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXVI - A - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXVI - A - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXVI - A - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXXV - C - PART IIII - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXV - C - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXV - C - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXV - C - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXV - B - PART IIII - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXV - B - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUINTUM

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LXXV - B - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUINTUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:20:00 +0800

LXXV - B - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUINTUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:15:00 +0800

LXXV - A - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUINTUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:10:00 +0800

LXXV - A - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUINTUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:05:00 +0800

LXXV - A - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUINTUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:00:00 +0800

LXXIV - C - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUARTUM

Tue, 01 Jan 2008 05:55:00 +0800

LXXIV - C - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXIV - C - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXIV - B - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXIV - B - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXIV - B - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXIV - A - PART VIII - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUARTUM

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LXXIV - A - PART VII - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUARTUM

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There is no part VI for this chapter recorded.

LXXIV - A - PART V - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUARTUM

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There is no part IIII recorded as of yet.

LXXIV - A - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUARTUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:10:00 +0800

LXXIV - A - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUARTUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:05:00 +0800

LXXIV - A - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM QUARTUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:00:00 +0800

LXXIII - C - PART IIII - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXXIII - C - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXXIII - C - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXXIII - C - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM TERTIUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 04:20:00 +0800

LXXIII - B - PART IIII - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM TERTIUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 04:15:00 +0800

LXXIII - B - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM TERTIUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 04:10:00 +0800

LXXIII - B - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM TERTIUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 04:05:00 +0800

LXXIII - B - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM TERTIUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 04:00:00 +0800

LXXIII - A - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXXIII - A - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM TERTIUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 03:50:00 +0800

LXXIII - A - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM TERTIUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 03:45:00 +0800

LXXII - C - PART IIII - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 03:40:00 +0800

LXXII - C - PART III - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 03:35:00 +0800

LXXII - C - PART II - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 03:30:00 +0800

LXXII - C - PART I - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 03:25:00 +0800

LXXII - B - PART IIII - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 03:20:00 +0800

LXXII - B - PART III - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 03:15:00 +0800

LXXII - B - PART II - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 03:10:00 +0800

LXXII - B - PART I - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 03:05:00 +0800

Catullus VIII - Morgan - Memorisation

Sun, 10 Jun 2007 10:05:00 +0800

Same poem as previous, but this time read by Morgan. Slowed down, with pauses added to assist with memorisation. Note the more natural style of reading of the Morgan recording, where the V.N. reading follows the vowel lengths and resulting ictus assiduously. VN's reading is possibly the more useful one, in terms of learning how to scan Roman Poetry. This is from an old cassette tape, hence the tape hiss.

Catullus VIII - memorisation

Sun, 10 Jun 2007 10:00:00 +0800

Catullus 008 read by V.N., slowed down and with pauses inserted to help learn the rhythm and assist you in memorising this poem.

LXXII - A - PART III - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 03:00:00 +0800

LXXII - A - PART II - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 02:55:00 +0800

LXXII - A - PART I - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 02:50:00 +0800

La Fontaine: Fabulae 1 -10

Sun, 13 May 2007 03:00:00 +0800

From 'Porta Latina' Latin translation of La Fontaine's Fables. English versions are available on Google Books if needed. 1. The Ant and the Cricket 2. The Frog that wanted to be like a Cow 3. The Fox and the Grapes 4. Two Mules 5. The Fox and the Stork 6. TheIiron and Earthen pots 7. The Lion killed by a Man 8. The Old Lion. 9. The Cock and the Fox 10. The Oak and the Reed. http://aesopus.pbwiki.com/lafontaine

LXXI - C - PART IIII - PENSUM UNUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 02:45:00 +0800

LXXI - C - PART III - PENSUM UNUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXXI - C - PART II - PENSUM UNUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXXI - C - PART I - PENSUM UNUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXXI - B - PART IIII - PENSUM UNUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXXI - B - PART III - PENSUM UNUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXXI - B - PART II - PENSUM UNUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXXI - B - PART I - PENSUM UNUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXXI - A - PART III - PENSUM UNUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXXI - A - PART II - PENSUM UNUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXXI - A - PART I - PENSUM UNUM ET SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXX - C - PART IIII - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXX - C - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXX - C - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXX - C - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXX - B- PART IIII - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXX - B- PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXX - B- PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXX - B- PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM

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ora maritima cap 12- 14

Sun, 13 May 2007 05:25:00 +0800

Ora Maritima can be dowloaded as a pdf from the Internet Archive. http://www.archive.org/index.php

ora maritima cap 10 - 11

Sun, 13 May 2007 05:20:00 +0800

Ora Maritima can be downloaded as a pdf from the Internet Archive. http://www.archive.org/index.php

ora maritima cap 8 - 9

Sun, 13 May 2007 05:15:00 +0800

Ora Maritima can be downloaded from the Internet Archive http://www.archive.org/index.php

Ora Maritima Cap 7

Sun, 13 May 2007 05:10:00 +0800

Ora Maritima can be downloaded as a pdf from the Internet Archive http://www.archive.org/index.php

Ora Maritima 6

Sun, 13 May 2007 05:05:00 +0800

Ora Maritima can be downloaded as a pdf from the Internet Archive http://www.archive.org/index.php

Ora Maritima Chapter 1 - 4

Sun, 13 May 2007 05:00:00 +0800

Ora Maritima is available as a pdf on the Internet Archive http://www.archive.org/index.php

LXX - A - PART III - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXX - A - PART II - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXX - A - PART I - PENSUM SEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXIX - C - PART IIII - PENSUM UNDESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXIX - C - PART III - PENSUM UNDESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXIX - C - PART II - PENSUM UNDESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXIX - C - PART I - PENSUM UNDESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXIX - B - PART IIII - PENSUM UNDESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXIX - B - PART III - PENSUM UNDESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXIX - B - PART II - PENSUM UNDESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXIX - B - PART I - PENSUM UNDESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXIX - A - PART III - PENSUM UNDESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXIX - A - PART II - PENSUM UNDESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXIX - A - PART I - PENSUM UNDESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXVIII -C- PART III - PENSUM DUODESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXVIII -C- PART II - PENSUM DUODESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXVIII -C- PART I - PENSUM DUODESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXVIII - B- PART III - PENSUM DUODESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXVIII - B- PART II - PENSUM DUODESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXVIII - B- PART I - PENSUM DUODESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXVIII - A- PART IIII - PENSUM DUODESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXVIII - A- PART III - PENSUM DUODESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXVIII - A- PART II - PENSUM DUODESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXVIII - A- PART I - PENSUM DUODESEPTUAGESIMUM

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LXVII - C- PART IIII - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXVII - C- PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXVII - C- PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXVII - C- PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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Foedus Latinum - The Death of a Language?

Fri, 09 Feb 2007 23:55:00 +0800

In 2003, Michael Thomas Connaghton published a short thesis on the use of Latin in the Vatican State – in the hope of demonstrating that Latin was still alive. Instead, his thesis outlined the last gasp of Latin as a spoken language – across the Vatican, Latin as a language of daily intercourse is now in effect confined to a single room – the so-called “Office of Letters”............

LXVII - B- PART IIII - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXVII - B- PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXVII - B- PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXVII - B- PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXVII - A- PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

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LXVII - A- PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

Sat, 02 Feb 2008 07:05:00 +0800

LXVII - A- PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEPTIMUM

Sat, 02 Feb 2008 07:00:00 +0800

LXVI - C - PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEXTUM

Sat, 02 Feb 2008 06:55:00 +0800

LXVI - C - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEXTUM

Sat, 02 Feb 2008 06:50:00 +0800

LXVI - C - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXVI - B - PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXVI - B - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXVI - B - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXVI - A - PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXVI - A - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXVI - A - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM SEXTUM

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LXV - C - PART IIII - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVINTUM

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LXV - C - PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVINTUM

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LXV - C - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVINTUM

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LXV - C - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVINTUM

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LXV - B - PART IIII - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVINTUM

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LXV - B - PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVINTUM

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LXV - B - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVINTUM

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LXV - B - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVINTUM

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004 - CORDERIUS SELECTED COLLOQUIES

Sat, 23 Feb 2008 23:40:00 +0800

003 - Corderius Selected Colloquia

Sat, 23 Feb 2008 23:45:00 +0800

002 Corderius selected colloquia

Sat, 23 Feb 2008 23:50:00 +0800

LXV - A - PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVINTUM

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LXV - A - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVINTUM

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LXV - A - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVINTUM

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LXIV- C - PART IIII - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVARTUM

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LXIV- C - PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVARTUM

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LXIV- C - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVARTUM

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LXIV- C - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVARTUM

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LXIV- B - PART IIII - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVARTUM

Sat, 02 Feb 2008 04:55:00 +0800

LXIV- B - PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVARTUM

Sat, 02 Feb 2008 04:50:00 +0800

COMENIUS PROJECT INTRODUCTION

Sat, 16 Feb 2008 23:56:00 +0800

John Amos Comenius produced a graduated series of Latin textbooks in the 1600's. These were very popular and exist in a great variety of versions with parallel translations in every major European language. Thus, they are of great utility to the student of Latin. I am currently marking up the texts for recording. This will take place gradually - in the meantime, if you follow the information link on the sidebar, you will be able to read the texts online in digital form.

LXIV- B - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVARTUM

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LXIV- B - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVARTUM

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LXIV- A - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVARTUM

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LXIV- A - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM QVARTUM

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LXIII - C - PART IIII - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXIII - C - PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXIII - C - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXIII - C - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXIII - B - PART IIII - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXIII - B - PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXIII - B - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXIII - B - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXIII - A - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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LXIII - A - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM TERTIUM

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001 - Colloquia Selecta Corderii

Sat, 23 Feb 2008 23:59:00 +0800

LXII - C - PART V - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXII - C - PART IIII - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXII - C - PART III - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXII - C - PART II - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXII - C - PART I - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXII - B - PART IIII - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXII - B - PART III - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXII - B - PART II - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXII - B - PART I - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXII - A - PART III - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXII - A - PART II - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXII - A - PART I - PENSUM ALTERUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXI - C - PART III - PENSUM UNUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXI - C - PART II - PENSUM UNUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXI - C - PART I - PENSUM UNUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXI - B - PART IIII - PENSUM UNUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXI - B - PART III - PENSUM UNUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXI - B - PART II - PENSUM UNUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXI - B - PART I - PENSUM UNUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXI - A - PART III - PENSUM UNUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXI - A - PART II - PENSUM UNUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LXI - A - PART I - PENSUM UNUM ET SEXAGESIMUM

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LX - C - PART IIII - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM

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LX - C - PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM

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LX - C - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM

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LX - C - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM

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LX - B - PART IIII - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM

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LX - B - PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM

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LX - B - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM

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LX - B - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM

Sat, 02 Feb 2008 01:15:00 +0800

Niobe - Fabulae Faciles

Sun, 13 May 2007 01:02:00 +0800

Androclus and the Lion - Fabulae Faciles

Sun, 13 May 2007 01:00:00 +0800

LX - A - PART III - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM

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LX - A - PART II - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM

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LX - A - PART I - PENSUM SEXAGESIMUM

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LIX - C - PART IIII - PENSUM UNDESEXAGESIMUM

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LIX - C - PART III - PENSUM UNDESEXAGESIMUM

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LIX - C - PART II - PENSUM UNDESEXAGESIMUM

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LIX - C - PART I - PENSUM UNDESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 10:20:00 +0800

A Day at the Games - Fabulae Faciles

Sun, 13 May 2007 00:56:00 +0800

Lucius returns home - and also the Story of Manlius - Fabulae Faciles

Sun, 13 May 2007 00:52:00 +0800

Romulus and Remus - Fabulae Faciles

Sun, 13 May 2007 00:50:00 +0800

Castor and Pollux - Fabulae Faciles

Sun, 13 May 2007 00:48:00 +0800

Cornelia 015 - Fabulae Faciles

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Cornelia 014 - Fabulae Faciles

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Cornelia 013 - Fabulae Faciles

Sun, 13 May 2007 00:38:00 +0800

003 - Tacitus Annalium Liber Primus (third part) - read by Johan Winge

Sat, 26 May 2007 22:09:00 +0800

003 - Tacitus Annalium Liber Primus (third part) - read by Johan Winge. Released under Creative Commons License, and may not be reproduced for commercial purposes. http://www.archive.org/details/TacitiAnnaliumLiberPrimusStudyPace I have altered the tempo of this series of recordings by 20%. Johan initially recorded the book at a slower pace (to facilitate study).

002 - Tacitus Annalium Liber Primus (second part) - read by Johan Winge

Sat, 26 May 2007 22:07:00 +0800

Read by Johan Winge of Sweden Released under Creative Commons License, and may not be reproduced for commercial purposes. http://www.archive.org/details/TacitiAnnaliumLiberPrimusStudyPace I have altered the tempo of this series of recordings by 20%. Johan initially recorded the book at a slower pace (to facilitate study).

002 - Gender of Nouns - Hickie

Fri, 27 Apr 2007 00:02:00 +0800

Second Part for learning the Gender of Nouns, given over in Latin only, from Hickie's Grammar.

001 - Gender of Nouns - Hickie

Fri, 27 Apr 2007 00:01:00 +0800

The rules for memorising the gender of nouns, given over in Latin only, from Hickie's Grammar.

001 - Tacitus Annalium Liber Primus (first part) - read by Johan Winge

Sat, 26 May 2007 22:05:00 +0800

Tacitus Annalium Liber Primus (first part) Read by Johan Winge of Sweden Released under Creative Commons License, and may not be reproduced for commercial purposes. http://www.archive.org/details/TacitiAnnaliumLiberPrimusStudyPace I have altered the tempo of this series of recordings by 20%. Johan initially recorded the book at a slower pace (to facilitate study).

Cornelia 012 - Fabulae Faciles

Sun, 13 May 2007 00:34:00 +0800

Cornelia 011 - Fabulae Faciles

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Cornelia 010 - Fabulae Faciles

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Cornelia 009 - Fabulae Faciles

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Cornelia 008 - Fabulae Faciles

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Cornelia 007 - Fabulae Faciles

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Cornelia 006 - Fabulae Faciles

Sun, 13 May 2007 00:22:00 +0800

Latinum 001 - Fabulae Faciles

Sun, 13 May 2007 00:36:00 +0800

From Robinson's "Latinum", A Reader for the First Stage of Latin. Cambridge University Press, 1940. Reproduced here in audio with the kind permission of the publisher.

Cornelia 005 - Fabulae Faciles

Sun, 13 May 2007 00:20:00 +0800

Cornelia 004 - Fabulae Faciles

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Cornelia 003 - Fabulae Faciles

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Cornelia 002 - Fabulae Faciles

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Cornelia 001 - Fabulae Faciles

Sun, 13 May 2007 00:12:00 +0800

Hercules' Early Life - Junior Latin Reader

Sun, 13 May 2007 00:10:00 +0800

Story of Hercules until the start of this Labours, from the Sanford and Scott's "Junior Latin Reader." If you have reached lesson 50 or so of Adler, and have listened at least once to the vocabulary building files, you should be able to listen to and enjoy this story in simple Latin, which is read slowly. The book can be downloaded as a pdf from the Internet Archive.

Perseus - from The Junior Latin Reader

Sun, 13 May 2007 00:05:00 +0800

Story of Perseus from the Sanford and Scott's "Junior Latin Reader." If you have reached lesson 50 or so of Adler, and have listened at least once to the vocabulary building files, you should be able to listen to, and enjoy this story in simple Latin story. The book can be downloaded as a pdf from the Internet Archive.

LIX - B - PART IIII - PENSUM UNDESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 10:15:00 +0800

LIX - B - PART III - PENSUM UNDESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 10:10:00 +0800

LIX - B - PART II - PENSUM UNDESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 10:05:00 +0800

LIX - B - PART I - PENSUM UNDESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 10:00:00 +0800

LIX - A - PART IIII - PENSUM UNDESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:55:00 +0800

LIX - A - PART III - PENSUM UNDESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:50:00 +0800

Declensions - all cases compared with the nominative singular forms.

Fri, 27 Apr 2007 05:00:00 +0800

I noticed that when I think of a case, I first think of the nominative singular form of the word, and then my mind jumps to the case form needed. As my mind seems to work this way, I thought this might be a common phenomenon - certainly, when speaking, there is no time to imagine a declension table and then pick the right form - the forms need to be available more quickly than that. This short recording, if played a few times, should help engrave this information into your mind, as it runs through examples drawn from all the word types found in all the declensions. 1.nominative singular versus nominative plural 2.nom sing versus accusative singular 3. nom.sing. versus accusative plural 4. nom. sing versus ablative sing. 5. nom sing versus dative and ablative plurals 6. nom sing versus dative singular 7. nom singr - genitive singular 8. nom sing - genitive plural

LIX - A - PART II - PENSUM UNDESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:45:00 +0800

LIX - A - PART I - PENSUM UNDESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:40:00 +0800

LVIII - C - PART IIII - PENSUM DUODESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:35:00 +0800

Online Latin language audio course for learning Classical Latin Opening the Tomb: “For fully two centuries the humanists acted as if Latin were, and must remain, the only language worthy to be written.” Their purified version of Latin spread beyond Italy to become the language of the nascent Republic of Letters all across Europe. But in time, the modernizing spirit that the Renaissance let loose came to see Latin itself as archaic and outmoded. Even as the Neo-Latinists were writing works they hoped would last forever, the modern European languages began to produce their own classics: Rabelais and Montaigne, Shakespeare and Cervantes. Today, it is these vernacular writers whom we read in order to taste the spirit of the Renaissance, and not Latin masters like Angelo Poliziano, Leonardo Bruni, and Leon Battista Alberti. The Neo-Latinists thought they were putting their works into a time capsule; in fact, it turned out to be a tomb." So, get on with your Latin lessons here on Latinum, and help the world re-open that tomb. All these wonderful books written in the renaissance are once again easily accessible through Google Books.

LVIII - C - PART III - PENSUM DUODESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:30:00 +0800

LVIII - C - PART II - PENSUM DUODESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:25:00 +0800

LVIII - C - PART I- PENSUM DUODESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:20:00 +0800

Online Latin Language Audio Course for learning Classical Latin

LVIII - B - PART IIII- PENSUM DUODESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:15:00 +0800

Online Latin Language Audio Course for Classical Latin.

LVIII - B - PART III- PENSUM DUODESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:10:00 +0800

Online Latin language audio course for learning Classical Latin.

LVIII - B - PART II- PENSUM DUODESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:05:00 +0800

Online Latin language audio course for learning how to speak Classical Latin

LVIII - B - PART I- PENSUM DUODESEXAGESIMUM

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:00:00 +0800

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Tue, 08 Jan 2008 08:55:00 +0800

The course materials of Latinum make the language as accessible as possible for the distance learner and no prior experience of language learning is assumed by the course that we offer here. The Latinum course uses Adler's textbook, which holds your hand along the way. The course provides you with steady support throughout. Grammatical concepts are introduced gradually, and vocabulary that you learn is constantly reinforced in the multitude of oral exercises. The course is an audio course, and it requires that you listen to the lessons rather intensively - however, you can put the lessons on an ipod and go about your daily business, while studying Latin.

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Tue, 08 Jan 2008 08:50:00 +0800

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Tue, 08 Jan 2008 08:40:00 +0800

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Tue, 08 Jan 2008 08:35:00 +0800

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Tue, 08 Jan 2008 08:30:00 +0800

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Ablatives, revision for singular and plural, all declensions

Sun, 22 Apr 2007 05:05:00 +0800

Ablatives of all declensions, in the context of a simple sentence, in singular and then plural. This method of rehearsing your knowledge is more useful than learning a declension table, when it comes to actualising and activating your knowledge. Just because it is possible to make tables of declensions, does not mean that memorising tables is the fastest way to learn the material. One's knowledge should be instinctual. This revision exercise is designed to encourage you to develop an instinctual knowledge of the ablative case.

Accusative Case Revision

Sun, 22 Apr 2007 05:15:00 +0800

This original lesson contains the singular and plural forms of examples drawn from all declensions of the accusative. The same examples are used as in the previous revision of the nominative, with the verb habeo. This is a more natural way of learning the case endings for the different declensions,and is probably similar to oral methods used by the ancients. Just because you can make a pretty grammar table, does not mean that memorising the table is the most practical way to internalise the information.

Nominative Case Revision

Sun, 22 Apr 2007 05:10:00 +0800

This original lesson follows the following form: Each question contains singular and plural in the form of question and answer, covering all declensions, nominative case only. Estne tibi charta? Immo, sunt mihi chartae. Suntne tibi musae? Vero, domine, sunt mihi musae. Estne tibi dominus? Immo, sunt mihi domini. Suntne tibi domini? Vero, sunt mihi domini. Suntne tibi dii? Immo vero, est mihi deus. Estne tibi deus? Ita est, domine, est mihi deus. All declensions are covered. This is a more natural way of learning the case endings for the different declensions,and is probably similar to oral methods used by the ancients. Just because you can make a pretty grammar table, does not mean that memorising the table is the most practical way to internalise the information.

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Sun, 13 May 2007 00:06:00 +0800

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