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Roman Voices

Roman Voices: Everyday Latin in Ancient Rome, by Carol Clemeau Esler.

Roman Elegiac Poetry on CANEPress

Elegiac poetry can be beautiful or annoying, especially if you don’t have notes to go with the text. Your problem is solved here, in CANEPress’s

Books, books, books! And music, too!

CANEPress is pleased to announce new texts and music that is available to CANE members. These firstbooks were done under the auspices of Professor Gilbert

Witches and Witchcraft, A Latin Reader

Witches and Witchcraft, A Latin Reader, with selections from Vergil’s Eclogue VIII, Horace’s Satire I.VIII, Horace’s Epode V, Vergil’s Aeneid IV, and Apuleius’ Metamorphoses I. 

Roman Elegiac Poetry

ROMAN ELEGIAC POETRY Catullus 76, Tibullus I.1 Propertius 1.16, and Ovid, Amores I.9.  Edited with Introductions, Facing Vocabularies and Notes, Comprehension and Discussion Questions, and

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