Ruth Breindel has generously shared a powerpoint to explain conditional sentences in Latin.
CONDITIONS.ppt
Since my colleagues (i.e., Ben Auger and Laura Kay) and I have not quite had enough on our plates this year with continuous discussions of
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
If you want to listen to Latin (and Greek) read in restored pronunciation, the SORGLL (Society for the Oral Reading of Greek and Latin Literature)
You need to be away from your Intermediate or Advanced class for a day or two – what can you do? I found that especially
