Learn to read Latin with this excellent beginner’s Latin grammar book.
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I would like to refresh my rusty latin
Many thanks for books, I’ve always been facinated by Latin.I hope your site is going satisfy my interests.
Many thanks, at my age I am trying new things. This may be a good start.
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Thank you! This book is incredibly instructive, comprehensive as well as easy to learn. Is there a key available for this?
Everything people have said above is true- only drawback, I used to learn declensions in this order: Nom, Voc, Acc, Gen, Dat, Abl. This book puts Acc after Dative. Major problem for learning.
I am having difficulty with downloads on your site. Is there a current problem. I’m an ‘ancient’ scholar looking to revise some of my long-lost knowledge of Latin.
Thanks
Yes, any book which claims to teach Latin through exercises, and yet which has no key, is not much use to the student.
Those searching for a key will (I think) find it here:
http://books.google.com/books/about/Latine_Reddenda.html?id=9loZAAAAYAAJ