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In republican times, one of Rome's deadliest enemies was King Mithridates of Pontus. In 66 BCE, after decades of inconclusive struggle, the tribune Manilius proposed a bill that would give supreme command in the war against Mithridates to Pompey the Great, who had just swept the Mediterranean clean of another menace: the pirates. While powerful aristocrats objected to the proposal, which would endow Pompey with unprecedented powers, the bill proved hugely popular among the people, and one ...

A calm, immersive way to learn Latin American Spanish through story.The Notebook: Bilingual Latin American Spanish–English Stories is part of a unique language learning system designed for adult learners who want to acquire Spanish naturally through reading, not memorisation.Set in the same warm, welcoming Latin American neighbourhood, this collection continues Ana's journey as she becomes more connected to the people and places around her....

Latina Laeta A1.3 — Domus et familiaLiving Latin Inside a Roman Household (Latin–English Edition)Learn Latin where Roman life actually happened — at home.Latina Laeta A1.3 returns to Spurius and his family and takes the reader deeper into the daily rhythms of a Roman household. Here the focus is not on travel or crowds, but on the domus itself: parents and children, servants and routines, meals, lessons, small conflicts, and moments of quiet order — all told in clear...

Latina Laeta A2.1 — Spurius et legesGrowing Up with Law, Authority, and Play (Latin–English Edition)Begin A2 where rules are written — and tested.Latina Laeta A2.1 opens the A2 sequence by returning to Spurius at a moment of transition. He is no longer only playing inside the safety of the household. He watches adults more closely, imitates their language of authority, and begins to experiment with rules, justice, and responsibility — often with unintended results.

Latina Laeta B2.1 — NuptiaeLatin–English Interlinear ReaderTime has begun to turn.In B2.1, the world of Latina Laeta moves beyond preparation and into irreversible change. Youthful observation gives way to decision. What was once anticipated now approaches with ceremony, uncertainty, and consequence.In Campania, Flaminia stands at the threshold of marriage. Laurel and incense fill the air; gifts are exchang...

Latina Laeta A1.2 — Puer in cauponaLiving Latin in the Port City of Tingis (Latin–English Edition)Continue Latin the Roman way — by reading, not memorizing.Latina Laeta A1.2 moves the story from a senatorial household to the bustling port city of Tingis, on the edge of the Roman world. Here the focus shifts to Blossius, a quick-tongued boy working in his family's tavern, where sailors, merchants, soldiers, and animals all pass through — and nothing ever stays quiet f...

Latina Laeta B1.4 — Crimen aut amorLatin–English Interlinear ReaderEphesus is loud with harbor noise, and the great temple of Artemis stands above the city like a promise—and like a threat.In B1.4, Spurius Florus arrives in Asia and takes up office as triumvir capitalis, reading one tablet after another: counterfeit coins, a brawl, a runaway slave. A merchant presses a coin into his hand; Spurius hears the d...

The volume is intended for classical philologists and a broad range of scholars working in the fields of theoretical, historical, and comparative linguistics with Ancient Greek, Latin, or Slavic languages as the primary evidence in their research. The contributions address topics ranging from issues of grammatography in a diachronic perspective to historical and comparative linguistics. They encompass both monothematic case studies and comprehensive analyses that capture a linguistic pheno...

Latina Laeta A2.5 — Flaminia in CampaniaMemory, Duty, and the Quiet Before Change (Latin–English Edition)Travel south — and inward.Latina Laeta A2.5 concludes the A2 sequence by following Flaminia to Campania, where landscape, memory, and responsibility intertwine. The noise of taverns and marketplaces fades; in its place stand gardens, porticoes, distant mountains, and the disciplined rhythm of Roman domestic life.A...

Latina Laeta B1.2 – Argument, Consequence, and CharacterThe world of Latina Laeta grows wider — and more demanding.In B1.2, Latin no longer carries only story. It carries tension, judgment, and consequence. Conversations sharpen into argument. Private motives meet public responsibility. What once seemed local now unfolds across households, cities, and reputations.The language deepens naturally and steadily. Sentences become...

Learn Latin with Latina Laeta B2.5Latin–English Interlinear ReaderAd maiora — Toward Greater ThingsThe journey continues — but not as it began.In Latina Laeta B2.5, the scattered threads of earlier volumes draw together under the weight of experience. Travel gives way to return. Youth gives way to responsibility. What was once preparation becomes possession.Spurius F...

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