Resource Page: Latin
Here you can find all the resources that we are using for the Latin Intermediate-Advanced Reading Challenge. Some are paid, some are free- all are good. If you aren't taking part in the challenge, the resources still stand out and are recommended.
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Here are the three courses that enabled me to reach an intermediate level. If you have read these, but it's been a while, these books are a great way to get back into the groove.
Stage Two:
More Elementary Courses
Here is a selection of excellent coursebooks that should be considered by every Latin student for additional reading practice.
Stage Three:
Free Readers
Here is a selection of ten graded readers that I have tested for readability. They're free, so great!
Stage Four:
Orberg's Intermediate Readers
Here is a selection of readers that compliment Orberg's LLPSI (see Stage One). Some are more difficult than others, but they should be obtained and read for additional practice.
The notoriously difficult follow up to Han Orberg's Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata. Get through this and you're at an advanced level. Simple.
Stage Six:
Medieval Latin Readers
Latin doesn't stop at Rome! A juicy introduction to the often ghastly, sometimes distorted world of Medieval Latin.
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