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9780865162891

Thirty-Eight Latin Stories

by Groton, Anne H.; May, James M.
  • ISBN13:

    9780865162891

  • ISBN10:

    0865162891

  • eBook ISBN(s):

    9781610410250

  • Additional ISBN(s):

    9780865162334

  • Edition: 5th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1998-12-01
  • Publisher: Bolchazy Carducci Pub

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About This Book

Thirty-Eight Latin Stories: 5th Edition

Designed to accompany Frederic M. Wheelock's Latin, this book is a valuable resource for students and educators alike. It's perfect for introductory Latin courses, offering a collection of beginning-level prose readings that gradually increase in complexity. The book contains 38 stories, with 18 of the selections being original compositions.

Who Uses It?

Primarily, this book is used by students and instructors in introductory Latin courses at the high school and college levels. It's also a great supplement for anyone looking to improve their Latin skills, including those who are new to the language.

History and Editions

The 5th edition of Thirty-Eight Latin Stories has been a trusted companion to Wheelock's Latin for many years. First published in 1998, it has been updated to ensure that the Latin style and synchronization with Wheelock's grammar and vocabulary remain successful. The book is well-suited for use in any introductory or review course, making it a versatile resource for educators.

Author and Other Works

Anne H. Groton and James M. May are the authors of Thirty-Eight Latin Stories. Anne Groton is known for her ability to create engaging and accessible Latin texts, while James May brings his expertise in classical languages to ensure that the book remains accurate and relevant. Both authors have contributed significantly to the field of Latin education.

Key Features

  • Comprehensive Readings: The book contains 38 stories that gradually increase in complexity, providing a comprehensive approach to learning Latin.
  • Original Compositions: 18 of the selections are original compositions, offering unique perspectives on Latin literature.
  • Vocabulary and Grammar: The book is designed to accommodate the presentation in Wheelock's text, making it an ideal supplement for his course.
  • Latin-English Glossary: A Latin-English glossary is included at the end of the book, helping students understand and interpret the Latin texts.

Detailed Information

ISBNs and Formats

  • Paperback: ISBN-13: 9780865162891
  • Other Editions: While there are no other ISBNs for different formats, this edition is widely available in paperback.

Publication Details

  • Publisher: Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers
  • Publication Date: 2004 (though the first edition was published in 1998)
  • Number of Pages: 104
  • Language: Latin
  • Dimensions: 6.50 x 9.50 x 0.50 inches

Other Editions and Formats

Since this book is primarily available in paperback, there are no other formats listed. However, it is widely used and recommended as a supplement to Wheelock's Latin.

Related ISBNs:

While there are no other ISBNs for different formats, the following ISBNs are related to the same publication:

  • First Edition (1998): Not listed separately but mentioned as the initial publication year.
  • Second Edition (2000): Not listed separately but likely available through the publisher.
  • Third Edition (2002): Not listed separately but likely available through the publisher.
  • Fourth Edition (2003): Not listed separately but likely available through the publisher.

Conclusion

Thirty-Eight Latin Stories is a valuable resource for anyone learning Latin, whether you're a student or an educator. Its comprehensive approach, original compositions, and synchronization with Wheelock's Latin make it an essential companion for any introductory Latin course. With its clear layout and detailed explanations, this book is designed to help you master the Latin language effectively.

Table of Contents

Pandora's Box (Wheelock Chapters 1-3)
2(2)
The Tragic Story of Phaethon (Ch. 4)
4(2)
The Adventures of Io (Ch. 5)
6(2)
The Curse of Atreus (Ch. 6)
8(2)
Cleobis and Biton (Ch. 7)
10(2)
Laocoon and the Trojan Horse (Ch. 8)
12(2)
Nisus and Euryalus (Ch. 9)
14(2)
Aurora and Tithonus (Ch. 10)
16(2)
Ulysses and the Cyclops (Ch. 11)
18(2)
A Gift Bearing Greeks (Ch. 12)
20(2)
Echo and Handsome Narcissus (Ch. 13)
22(2)
Europa and the Bull (Ch. 14)
24(2)
How the Aegean Got Its Name (Ch. 15)
26(2)
The Wrath of Achilles (Ch. 16)
28(2)
The Myrmidons (Ant People) (Ch. 17)
30(2)
A Wedding Invitation (Ch. 18)
32(2)
The Judgment of Paris (Ch. 19)
34(2)
The Labors of Hercules (Ch. 20)
36(2)
The Golden Age Returns (Ch. 21)
38(2)
Cicero Reports His Victory over Catiline (Ch. 22)
40(2)
Watching the Orator at Work (Ch. 23)
42(2)
Caesar's Camp Is Attacked by Belgians (Ch. 24)
44(2)
The Character of Catiline's Followers (Ch. 25)
46(2)
The Virtues of the Orator Cato (Ch. 26)
48(2)
Old Age Is Not a Time for Despair (Ch. 27)
50(2)
Two Love Poems by Catullus (Ch. 28)
52(2)
Quintilian Praises the Oratory of Cicero (Ch. 29)
54(2)
Pliny Writes to His Friends (Ch. 30)
56(2)
Lucretia: Paragon of Virtue (Ch. 31)
58(2)
Virgil Praises the Rustic Life (Ch. 32)
60(2)
The Helvetians Parley with Caesar (Ch. 33)
62(2)
Sallust's View of Human Nature (Ch. 34)
64(2)
A Conversation from Roman Comedy (Ch. 35)
66(2)
A Crisis in Roman Education (Ch. 36)
68(2)
Horace Meets a Boorish Fellow (Ch. 37)
70(2)
Cicero Speaks about the Nature of the Soul (Ch. 38)
72(2)
Cicero Evaluates Two Famous Roman Orators (Ch. 39)
74(2)
Hannibal and the Romans Fight to a Draw (Ch. 40)
76(2)
Glossary 78

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