Are you looking to read more Latin prose? Wishing you had a (free) resource to use in the intermediate or advanced Latin classroom? Are you an AP teacher who has not had a chance to read Pliny the Younger’s letters in a while?
CANE Press has a textbook full of many of Pliny’s letters, with vocabulary notes and reading comprehension questions. Check out the following excerpt here, and become a member of CANE to download the full book free of charge!
Thank you to author Judith Lynn Sebesta for sharing your wisdom with CANE.
Are you looking to read more Latin prose? Wishing you had a (free) resource to use in the intermediate or advanced Latin classroom? Are you an AP teacher who has not had a chance to read Pliny the Younger’s letters in a while?
CANE Press has a textbook full of many of Pliny’s letters, with vocabulary notes and reading comprehension questions. Check out the following excerpt here, and become a member of CANE to download the full book free of charge!
Thank you to author Judith Lynn Sebesta for sharing your wisdom with CANE.
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