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Book SynopsisTrade ReviewThe combined approach proposed by the authors does seem to be the best way for students to acquire a reading knowledge of Latin. I also like that the story is carried out through the book. This eclectic approach is what I’ve been looking for. ~Dr. Thomas H. Dinsmore, University of Cincinatti - Clermont College It is a new, creative approach, building on a tradition of good insights and based on a searching examination of the pedagogical issues relevant to college learners. ~ Claude Pavur, Saint Louis University I wholeheartedly agree with the authors’ stated goals. A book that takes some of the supporting frame of the reading method, makes it age-appropriate, and combines it with efficient grammar study could replace both the grammar- and the reading-approach textbooks. ~Dorota Dutsch, University of California, Santa Barbara The qualities that Professors Kitchell and Sienkewicz are attempting to bring together into a single college text are very welcome as an alternative to the current choices. ~James M. Brehany, Trivium School
Table of ContentsVol. 2 (Chapters 21-40) Chapter 21 Hospitium Chapter 22 Sacramentum Gladiatorum Chapter 23 Dulce Bellum Chapter 24 Theatrum Chapter 25 Partus et Museum Chapter 26 Cena Chapter 27 Iter Chapter 28 Artifices Chapter 29 Ius Romanum Chapter 30 Res Agendae Chapter 31 Prima Lux Chapter 32 Bithynia Chapter 33 Togati Chapter 34 Clades Variana Chapter 35 In Circo Chapter 36 Res Gestae Chapter 37 Petitiones Chapter 38 Nuptiae Chapter 39 Tiberius Chapter 40 Triumphus
