An Independent Study Guide to Reading Latin

This is the 3rd volume in the reading latin series, companion to RL: Grammar, Vocabulary, Exercises (GVE) and the RL: Text. As such it's not absolutely essential if you're learning latin in a class, but is if you''re studying alone since it contains all the translations of the Text volume, together with the answers to the exercises in GVE.

This whole series is, in my view, the best and most thorough way to learn classical latin, though it's not easy (what language ever is) and does expect both committment and hard work on the part of the student. But if you're serious about latin, then this is the course that I recommend wholeheartedly.

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Peter V. Jones, Keith C. Sidwell

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Very useful though not essential if you're in a class (1/1 people found this helpful)

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