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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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Stage One:
Review
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.
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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.
Stage Five:
Roma Aeterna
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.