I recently discovered in a library a beginner’s book that seems to employ the “natural” method, called Latin as the Romans Learned It, by Hector Levesque. I took some pictures that can be downloaded here. It’s the second part of book one, and Worldcat tells me that the only known copy of this book is the one I came across. Googling the title doesn’t give any useful info. Has anyone ever heard of this book?
FWIW,
The Universite Laval is Canadian and there is a noted computer A.I. expert of the same
name also in Canada. You can easily google contact info on him. Long ago I worked in a
print shop and we called that type of binding “GBC binding” and it is often a dead give away
that something is privately printed. Dr. Levesque has been at U. Toronto since 1984-ish.
Perhaps you’ve stumbled on a grad student project of his? Why not ask him?
Hope this helps,
Cathexis
Thanks for the tip!
Judging from the topic title you might also be interested in Learn Latin from the Romans: A Complete Introductory Course Using Textbooks from the Roman Empire.
Nice find!
Thanks,
Cathexis