Or if you just want to tell your story as to how you got your copy of Athenaze, go ahead.
Or if anyone in the US wants to sell theirs to me, I'd be happy to take it off their hands.

In addition to Oxford's Athenaze text, there are a number of other texts like the workbook for Athenaze and Luigi Miraglia's Italian edition of Athenaze, which emulates "Lingua Latina." You can order it directly from Luigi Miragliai here:
thesaurus wrote:I used the website Unilibro.com, which has the advantage of an English interface. Got my copy no problem.
http://www.unilibro.com/find_buy/produc ... 35&idaff=0
The shipping charging and conversion rate were a bear, but that can't really be helped.
thesaurus wrote:Unfortunately, I have no experience with the exercise books. I can say that the exercises at the end of each chapter are fairly traditional: translations to and from Greek, work identifying and choosing specific word constructs, etc.
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