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LEARNING LATIN
Compiled by Andrew Stoddart
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LATIN COURSE BOOKS
The leading Latin course Worldwide, with over 3.000,000 books sold, the Cambridge Latin course is by far the most successful Latin Course available and is used by over 70% of schools, which offer Latin. Its innovative story-based approach develops students' ability to read Latin and gives them an understanding and appreciation of Roman civilisation. Easy to use for students and teachers. Develops a fascination for Latin and Roman culture. Gradually builds students' knowledge of language. Supports learning across the curriculum. Full online support. Teaching advice and Inset. There are five student's booklets with clear layout of stories and language notes, glossaries for quick reference and comprehension questions.
The way this course works:
'Units' have been replaced by 'books' and if you are aware of the integrated editions of these, I have drawn a table of their equivalent, in the latest (4th) editions. Both editions are are currently available. Below that, you will see the full list of CLC's for ordering purposes.
4th edition; Book no. |
Book/Unit |
Integrated (3rd)edition; Unit no: |
Book 1 Teacher's also available Worksheets available |
No change, the new edition is paginated so that it can be used in conjuction with the old one, though, of course, 'book' 1 is in colour and Unit I isn't |
Unit I |
Book 2 Teacher's also available Worksheets available |
The new edition is exceptional value, as it includes both the old units IIa and IIb a saving of 3.05 and it's in colour too |
Unit IIa Unit IIb |
Book 3 Teacher's also available |
Bit of a let-down, price-wise, after the value of book 2, the 4th edition is the equivalent of unit IIIa, only. If you wish to progress to the old unit IIIb, it's now called 'book 4': |
Unit IIIa |
Book 4 |
Book 4 constitutes the old IIIb |
Unit IIIb |
Book 5 |
Book 5 is the old IVa |
Unit IVa |
Forthcoming |
Only the Integrated unit is available at the time of writing |
Unit IVb |
Cambridge Latin Course
Assuming that most of you will want the new
(4th) edition, where it exists, I have only included that edition, which currently
goes up to book 5 (which is equivalent to the the old unit 4A) For the later stage (4B);
this is included as the 3rd editions, pending the 4th edition being available. If you
still use the integrated units please e-mail us or they can be found by searching our database 
Book 1
Cambridge Latin Course Fourth Edition. Book 1. Book 1 (Fourth Edition) 208 pp. Full colour. Paperback. We're travelling back almost 2000 years to AD 79, a time when the Romans controlled much of Europe. The magnificent Italian city of Rome is the centre of the Roman Empire and 125 miles to the south of the capital are the beautiful Bay of Naples, the slumbering volcano Mount Vesuvius, and the prosperous Roman town of Pompeii. Let's explore Pompeii, meet some of its citizens and investigate the Roman world.
Cambridge Latin Course. Fourth Edition book 1. Teachers. The Teacher’s Guide to accompany Cambridge Latin Course Book I (Fourth Edition) includes an overview of the main language features and cultural background featured in Book I, a Stage by Stage commentary with teaching suggestions, answers to comprehension questions, information on all illustrations, attainment tests and a bibliography of relevant books and audio-visual resources.’
Cambridge Latin Course. Fourth edition. Unit 1 worksheet masters. 4th edition. This collection of Worksheet Masters is designed for pupils who are beginning Latin. It follows the principles of the Cambridge Latin Course, but the type and form of the exercises are different from those in the pupil's book for Unit I. There are exercises for each Stage to consolidate Latin vocabulary, accidence and syntax, to develop language awareness with work on Latin derivations in English and other languages, to test aural comprehension, and to extend knowledge of Roman background.’
Cambridge Latin Course Book I. Student Study Book The Cambridge Latin Course is the world’s most successful Latin programme. This Student Study Book has been developed for use by teachers, students and independent learners. It is designed to be used in Conjunction with Cambridge Latin Course Book 1 and provides comprehensions, exercises in Grammar and vocabulary and further investigations into the Roman civilisation topics studies in Book I. Features include a rich variety of compression and translation exercises. Activities to practise the language and grammar. Vocabulary checklists. Investigations into Roman Civilisation. Revision sessions . Progress records, which students can use as part of their assessment for learning. An answer Book is available to accompany this book.. Paperback. 2007.
Cambridge Latin Course Book I. Student Study Book- Answer Key This Answer Key provides informative and comprehensive answers to the exercises in Student Study Book I. The key will be of use to teachers , students and independent learners. Clearly structured answers are given for material which includes a rich variety of comprehension and translation exercises. . Activities to practice the language and grammar. Vocabulary checklists. Investigation into Roman civilisation sessions. Paperback. 2007.
Cambridge Latin Course Book I E-learning Resource Cambridge school
classics project. DVD. The Book I E-Learning Resource offers a range of multimedia
activities supporting the popular Cambridge Latin Course. CONTENTS: Stage 1: Caecilius;
Stage 2: in villa; Stage 3: negotium; Stage 4: in foro; Stage 5: in theatro; Stage 6:
Felix; Stage 7: cena; Stage 8: gladiatores; Stage 9:thermae; Stage 10: rhetor; Stage 11:
candidati; Stage 12: Vesuvius. price includes VAT. published 2005’ could be replaced
by ‘The Cambridge Latin Course Book I E-Learning Resource offers an exciting range of
multimedia activities designed to support teaching and learning with the popular Cambridge
Latin Course. The DVD contains a wealth of interactive features, including: video
introductions to the stories presented in the Course; audio sequences of the stories and
model sentences; interactive exercises to aid reading and comprehension; and documentaries
to extend the cultural themes of the textbook. The E-Learning Resource is designed for
specialist and non-specialist teachers alike. Teachers can choose from five ready-made
courses, or construct their own 'playlists' of activities around particular language
points or themes. Detailed lesson plans and teacher's notes provide extra help. The
Resource is suitable for whole-class teaching, group work and independent learning. It
fully supports Book I of the Cambridge Latin Course - activities are referenced to
individual pages of the Student's Book as well as to particular language and cultural
topics. 1000 multimedia activities including video and audio clips a wealth of support
material make it suitable for individuals and non-specialist as well as specialist
teachers fully integrated with the Cambridge Latin Course Book I textbook.
Book 2
Cambridge Latin Course Book 2. Fourth Edition. Book 2 Fourth edn. 184 pp. full, colour. paperback.In Book II, we travel to two distant Roman provinces, both very different from each other. Exotic Egypt will be the final destination, but first, explore a Roman province on the very edge of the Empire where it is cold and wet. Welcome to Britannia.
Cambride Latin Course. Fourth edition Book 2. Teachers guide. The Teacher’s Guide to accompany Cambridge Latin Course Book II (Fourth Edition) includes an overview of the main language features and cultural background featured in Book II, a Stage by Stage commentary with teaching suggestions, answers to comprehension questions, information on all illustrations, attainment tests and a bibliography of relevant books and audio-visual resources.
Cambridge Latin Course. Fourth Edition. Book 2. Worksheet Masters. This collection of Worksheet Masters is designed for pupils who are continuing their study of Latin. It follows the principles of the Cambridge Latin Course, but the type and form of the exercises are different from those in the pupil's book for Book II. There are exercises for each Stage to consolidate Latin vocabulary, accidence and syntax, to develop language awareness with work on Latin derivations in English and other languages, to test aural comprehension, and to extend knowledge of Roman background.
Cambridge Latin Course Book II Independent Learning Manual Every page of the Independent Learning Manual can be used as a photocopiable master for worksheets. They contain exercises for each Stage of Cambridge Latin Course Book II to consolidate Latin vocabulary, accidence and syntax, to develop language awareness and to extend knowledge of Roman background. They are suitable for students learning Latin on their own, catching up after illness or transfer, working ahead of the class or within classes where groups are at different levels. The Cambridge Latin Course Book II Independent Learning Manual Answer Book is available to accompany this book.
Cambridge Latin Course Book II Independent Learning Manual Answer Book Answer Book to accompany the Cambridge Latin Course Book 2 Independent Learning Manual.
Book 3
Cambridge Latin Course Book 3 (Fourth Edition) Book 3 (Fourth
Edition) l92pp. Full colour. Paperback. Quintus’ mission
in Britain continues - to find Barbillus’ son, Rufus. But the news from the province
is not good: Cogidubnus, king of one of the British tribes, is seriously ill.
Prepare for a race against time as our hero, Quintus, gets involved in conspiracy, chases
and deadly intrigue, as we journey to the legionary fortress of Chester, and first, to the
spa-town of Bath.
Cambridge Latin Course Book 3 - Teacher's Guide (Fourth Edition) The Teacher’s Guide to accompany Cambridge Latin Course Book III (Fourth Edition) includes an overview of the main language features and cultural background featured in Book 3, a Stage by Stage commentary with teaching suggestions, answers to comprehension questions, information on all illustrations, attainment tests and a bibliography of relevant books and audio-visual resources.’
Cambridge Latin Course Book 3 - Independent Learning Manual Every page of the Independent Learning Manual can be used as a photocopiable master for worksheets. They contain exercises for each Stage of Cambridge Latin Course Book3 to consolidate Latin vocabulary, accidence and syntax, to develop language awareness and to extend knowledge of Roman background. They are suitable for students learning Latin on their own, catching up after illness or transfer, working ahead of the class or within classes where groups are at different levels. The Cambridge Latin Course Book3 Independent Learning Manual Answer Book is available to accompany this manual.’
Cambridge Latin Course Book 3 - Independent Learning Manual Answer Book. Cambridge School Classics Project. To Accompany Book 3 Learning Manual
Book 4
Cambridge Latin Course Book 4 (Fourth Edition) Book 4. (Fourth Edition) 168pp. Full Colour. Paperback. From Pompeii in Book I, to Egypt in Book II, and Britain in Book III, we now arrive, at last, in Rome! Rome - the centre of Empire. Let the senses be overwhelmed by the hustle and bustle on the river and streets, the magnificence and grandeur of the architectural monuments, and the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the largest city in antiquity. Meet also a host of new characters: an ambitious Roman building-contractor, an elegant, philosophical Greek lady, a rude door-man, a love-struck pantomime actor, and the Emperor himself, Domitian. Hail Caesar!
Cambridge Latin Course Book 4 Teacher's Guide (Fourth Edition) The Teacher’s Guide to accompany Cambridge Latin Course Book IV (Fourth Edition) includes an overview of the main language features and cultural background featured in Book 4, a Stage by Stage commentary with teaching suggestions, answers to comprehension questions, information on all illustrations, attainment tests and a bibliography of relevant books and audio-visual resources.
Book 5
Cambridge Latin Course Book 5 (Fourth Edition) Book 5. (Fourth Edition) 176pp. Full Colour. Paperback. In this fifth and final book of the Cambridge Latin Course, we continue to 'Hail Caesar'! Domitian has been Emperor of Rome for only two years but already fear and suspicion are rife among his imperial advisors, associates and opponents. Under his rule, life is perilous. So enter into Domitian’s palace and the inner workings of his Council, join a Roman wedding ceremony, look at Roman law, relax in a country villa – but tread carefully and watch your back... Domitian’s never far away!
Cambridge Latin Course Book 5 Teacher's Guide (Fourth Edition) The Teacher’s Guide to accompany Cambridge Latin Course Book V (Fourth Edition) includes an overview of the main language features and cultural background featured in Book V, a Stage by Stage commentary with teaching suggestions, answers to comprehension questions, information on all illustrations, attainment tests and a bibliography of relevant books and audio-visual resources.
If you need to follow the course through to its conclusion, these books are the old 'intergrated' editions:
Cambridge Latin Course Unit IVB (Integrated Edition)
Cambridge Latin Course Unit IVB Teacher's Handbook (Integrated Edition)
Also Available
Cambridge Latin Anthology Teacher's Handbook
Cambridge Latin Grammar. A clear and compact guide
Vesuvius and Other Latin Plays . Edited by Dick Burrell.
'Oxford Latin Course' By Balme and Moorwood
Either this or the CLCs above, tend to be used in schools nowadays. Like the CLCs, this is very much a "reading" as opposed to a "grammar" based series.
Oxford Latin Course. Part I Teachers
Oxford latin Course.Cassette I
Oxford latin course. book II Teacher's
Oxford Latin course. Cassette II
Oxford Latin Course. Part III Balme and Morwood
Oxford Latin Course Part III Teacher's
Also Available
Oxford Latin Grammar. James Morwood
'Minimus' By Barbara Bell
A wonderful starter's course for children of all ages. Says suitable for 7-11 year olds, but I would say this is suitable from ages 5 to 105, or maybe older.
Book One
Minimus. Starting out in Latin. Barbara Bell
Minimus.. Teacher's Resource Book. Barbara Bell
Minimus. audio cassette.Stating out in latin. Barbara Bell
Minimus CD. Starting out in Latin. Barbara Bell.
MINIMUS Secundus. Moving on in Latin. Teacher's Resource Book. Barbara Bell and JACT
Minimus Secundus. . Moving on in Latin. Barbara Bell and JACT
Minimus Secundus. . Audio Cassette. Moving on in Latin
Minimus Secundus CD. Moving on In Latin.. Barbara Bell.
'Reading Latin' By Jones and Sidwell
Undergraduate course book
JACT. Reading Latin. Grammar Vocabulary and Exercises.
JACT. An Independent Study Guide to Reading latin
Also available
Reading medieval Latin. Keith Sidwell
'Ecce Romani' The Scottish Classics Group
Old fashioned but still usable course for beginning Latin
Links to follow
Ecce Romani- A Latin Reading Course- Pupils' Book 1 (Meeting the Family)
Ecce Romani- A Latin Reading Course- Pupils' Book 2 (Rome At Last)
Ecce Romani- A Latin Reading Course- Pupils' Book 3 (Home and School)
Also Available
The
latin language. . A handbook for students. Scottish Classics Group.
Ecce Scriptores Romani. A selction of latin prose and Verse.
'Disce Latinum' By R.O. Marshall
Disce Latinum Book 1. R.O. Marshall
Disce latinum. book 2. R. O. Marshall
Disce Latinum. Aeneas. R. O. Marshall
Disce latinum. Graeci et Troiani.. R.O. Marshall
Disce Latinum. Hannibal. R. O Marshall
Disce Latinum. Reges et Consules. R. O. Marhsall
Disce latinum. Grammar. Marshall R.O.
Disce Latinum. Contructions Book.
Disce Latinum Teaching notes. R. O. Marshall
So You Really want to Learn Latin?
An excellent, traditional course for learning Latin, from Nick Oulton.
Links to follow
The following course books are also
available in hardback, please e-mail us if you are interested in these
So you really want to learn latin book 1. hardback N.R.R. OULTON
so you really want to learn latin .book 1. paperback. OULTON N.R.R.
So You Really Want to Learn Latin Prep. Workbook 1a
So You Really Want To Learn Latin Prep Workbook 1B
So You Really Want to Learn Latin- Book 1 Answer book.
So You Really Want to Learn Latin- Book 2. hardback. N..R.R. OULTON
So you really want to learn latin. book 2. paperback. N . R.R. OULTON
So You Really Want to Learn Latin- Book 2 answer book
So You Really Want to Learn Latin- Book 3 hardback. OULTON N.R.R.
So you really want to learn latin book 3. paperback. Oulton N.R.R.
So You Really Want to Learn Latin- Book 3 answer book
so you really want to learn latin prep. book 1. Theo Zinn
So You Really Want to Learn Latin Prep. Book.1 answer book . Theo Zinn.
So You Really want to learn latin PREP. Book 2. Theo Zinn
So you really want to learn latin. PREP. Book 2. Answer book. Theo Zinn.
So you really want to learn latin prep book 3. Theo Zinn.
So you Really Want to learn latin prep. Book 3. answer book
Also available:
So You Really Want to Learn Latin Translations. Betty Halifax
Series of books by Mike Segal
Links to follow
Latin A Fresh Approach. Book 1. Mike Seigel
Latin a fresh approach,. book 2. Mike Seigel
Latin a fresh approach book 3. Mike Seigel
Also available
Latin from CE to GCSE (Common Entrance to GCSE )M. Seigel.
Latin Course for Schools Book 1 by Wilding
Basic Latin Vocabulary. J. Wilson. C. Parsons.
An Essential Latin Grammar. W. M. Wilson
Latin for the Illiterati: Exorcising
the Ghosts of a Dead Language
More Latin for the Illiterati- A Guide to Medical, Legal and Religious
Latin
Latin Grammar. B. L. Gildersleeve and Gonzales Lodge
LATIN REVISION REFERENCE BOOK FOR COMMON ENTRANCE LEVEL 1
LATIN REVISION REFERENCE BOOK FOR COMMON ENTRANCE LEVEL 2
Ab Initio . A Latin Reference Grammar. R.C.Bass
Ab Initio 2. . A Latin Companion for common entrance level 2. R. C. Bass.
AB INITIO 3. A LATIN COMPANION FOR COMMON ENTRANCE LEVEL 3 AND SCHOLARSHIP. R C Bass
Beginning Latin poetry Reader. Gavin Betts and Daniel Franklin
Bradley's arnold latin prose composition. J. Mountford.
Conversational latin for oral proficiency. Phrase book and Dictionary,. John C. Traupman
The Jason Story. A Latin Reader, R,C, Bass
English Grammar for Students of Latin
£10.99 Reprinting, no date. Please contact us
Essential Latin. . The language and life of ancient rome. G.D.A. SHARPLEY
The Big Gold Book of Latin Verbs. 555 Fully conjugataed verbs. Gavin Betts and Daniel Franklin.
Latin Verb Tenses. Richard E.Prior
Five hundred and one latin verbs. Riichard E. Prior and Joseph Wohlberg.
Graphic latin Grammar. J. Humphreys
How to Insult, Abuse and Insinuate in Classical Latin by Lovric and Mardas (Ebury). Get your retaliation in first!
Latin in Our Language -Barker, Peter
More Latin For The Illiterati by Jon R. Stone Please contact
us
Kennedy's Revised Latin Primer
Our Greek and latin Roots. James Morwood, Mark Warman.
Via Vertendi A Latin Unseen Course. B.W.M. Yount
Cattus Petasatus - The Cat in the Hat
in Latin Out of Print
also 
Quomodo Invidiosulus Nomine Grinchus Christi How
the Grinch Stole Christmas, in Latin
DOMUS ANGULI PUENSIS. A.A. MILNE. The House on
Pooh Corner in Latin
A Garden of Latin Verse- Poems of Ancient Rome
Latin can be fun (Facitiae Latinea). George Capellanus
Latin Crosswords. Peter Jones and DavId Dare-Plumpton
Learn Latin- The Book of the "Daily Telegraph" Q.E.D.Series . Peter Jones
Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus...In Latin
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