Intermediate

Kidnapping, romance, and a contest between lover and leno form the plot of Plautus' Poenulus, an ancient comedy that provides a rollicking good time for modern readers and audiences. Scripted in the original Latin and laced with modern props and jokes, the University of North Carolina's rendition captured the attention of both general and classical audiences.

This text provides busy teachers with resources to facilitate the incorporation of active Latin in their classrooms.

Teacher's Manual for Latin Readings

Designed to be read rapidly without the intensive work necessary in a regular text, this intermediate reader offers a wealth of material from 18 centuries of Latin literature, with selections arranged under headings that explore universal human values.

An intermediate Latin reader with high-interest stories from Greek and Roman mythology, complete with grammatical/vocabulary help that boosts reading speed and reader confidence. The level of difficulty is graduated, with earlier stories being easier than those that come later. All stories are patterned after ancient authors: a perfect way to ease into advanced and author reading courses.

Looking at Latin is a complete illustrated grammar reference book for all levels of pre-college Latin, from middle school through high school.

These informative and entertaining selections build a brilliant mosaic that depicts the thought, theology, history, and spiritual lives of an array of people living in the fourth through fifteenth centuries C.E., from early Christianity to the Renaissance.

These intermediate readers offer a wealth of material from 18 centuries of Latin literature. The selections are arranged under headings that explore universal human values, and the material has been chosen for its relevance to students of today. Designed to be read rapidly without the intensive work necessary in a regular text.

Teacher's Manual to More Latin Readings

This Teacher's Guide is invaluable in aiding the busy teacher to prepare for class, lead discussions, guide analysis, and create quizzes.

This intermediate reader offers the complete, unadapted Latin text of Metamorphoses, Book I, with notes that are both informative and entertaining, focusing on fine points of grammar and rhetoric, shades of meaning, and allusions to both classical and modern literature.

This book contains 770 lines from Ars Amatoria, Books I and II, a full introduction on Ovid's life, 148 pages of vocabulary, and commentary that offers insights on Ovid's stylistic choices. The notes provide a wealth of information on Roman customs, mythology, history, and literary tradition.