Selections from Viri Romae
6th ed., rev.
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Publication
1897 - Allyn and Bacon, Boston, Mississippi
Language
Latin
Word Count
43,250 words, Guess
Page Count
173 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL60463851M
- OCLC Control Number26184251
Classifications
- LCCPA2095 .L6 1897
Alternate Titles
- Viri Romae.
Description
Selections from Viri Romae begins with the legendary tales of Romulus and Remus and the conflict between Numitor and Amulius. The texts are simplified yet rich in detail, making them ideal for learners who are developing Latin vocabulary and grammar while immersing themselves in the origins of Rome’s myths and early monarchy. Each passage is designed to highlight the link between language study and cultural history. Featuring both Latin text and English context, the book strikes a balance between readability and authentic classical style. It is a valuable resource for teachers and independent learners alike, offering accessible language, introductions to key Roman figures, and a deeper appreciation of Latin literature. As a public domain work, it continues to serve as a trusted reference for Latin curricula, classical studies, and for anyone interested in discovering Rome’s beginnings through engaging, carefully selected passages.
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