Opera Latina Conversa Litterate in Britannicum

Brinestorm · Post by **Brinestorm** » Sat Jan 08, 2005 1:41 am

Primus doleo pro meis grammaticis malis meaque dictione invenusta. Corrigite meos errores usque. Secundum quaero opera latina conversa litterate in Brittanicum, atque Catulli Carmina (Googlus est inops).

Maximas Gratias,
Brinus

Deses · Post by **Deses** » Sat Jan 08, 2005 2:04 am

Brinestorm wrote:Primus doleo pro meis grammaticis malis meaque dictione invenusta. Corrigite meos errores usque. Secundum quaero opera latinata litterate, atque Catulli Carmina (Googlus est inops).

Maximas Gratias,
Brinus

Others will surely recommend a bunch of really good sites. But the best thing I have ever done was to get a PHI 5.3 CD. For $50 they give you the entire corpus of classical Latin from the best editions. Last year they made the license permanent, so you don't have to subscribe and pay a yearly fee. This is at least what was explained to me when I received my copy.

Sorry for the vernacular.

Brinestorm · Post by **Brinestorm** » Sat Jan 08, 2005 10:22 pm

I just realized that I made a pathetic mistake. I asked for works translated into Latin rather than English. Edited now, so read on.

Sorry for any confusion.

Deses, is this CD of works in Latin or translated works?

Deses · Post by **Deses** » Sun Jan 09, 2005 1:29 am

Brinestorm wrote:I just realized that I made a pathetic mistake. I asked for works translated into Latin rather than English. Edited now, so read on.

Sorry for any confusion. Deses, is this CD of works in Latin or translated works?

Latin, of course.

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