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The North American Cambridge Latin Course is a well-established four-part Latin program whose approach combines a stimulating, continuous storyline with grammatical development, work on derivatives, and cultural information. There is also a complete Language Information section, plus numerous color photographs illustrating life in the Roman world. The Course has now been fully revised and updated in the light of feedback from user schools, and includes the very best in new research. The Fourth Edition continues to offer teachers and students alike a stimulating, reading- based approach to the study of Latin. Review: Liber mirus! - I am an entirely self-taught student of Latin, and the Cambridge series has been a big part of my learning experience, particularly this volume. The Cambridge approach is excellent for self-guided learning, breaking down complex grammar topics and supporting them with plenty of Latin text. The lessons consist of a Latin text from an on-going, original story. The difficulty increases, but slowly. I never felt like I wasn't prepared to move on to the next stage, because new concepts are introduced one at a time. Each chapter also includes a cultural section in English, a couple of new grammar concepts, and some practice exercises. This book is particularly good because the later chapters leave the original story behind, and turn instead to excerpts of real Latin texts. The difficulty does jump up a notch, but it's a welcome challenge. As much as I liked it, a couple things could have been done better. I would have liked to see a more comprehensive approach to grammar, rather than having bits and pieces scattered about. I also would have liked for the answers to all exercises to be available in the back, so I could check myself. Overall, this is an excellent book for an intermediate student, and I only wish there were more books in the series. Review: Perfect - Delivered perfectly, and quickly. I have no complaints.
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 36 Reviews |
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Liber mirus!
I am an entirely self-taught student of Latin, and the Cambridge series has been a big part of my learning experience, particularly this volume. The Cambridge approach is excellent for self-guided learning, breaking down complex grammar topics and supporting them with plenty of Latin text. The lessons consist of a Latin text from an on-going, original story. The difficulty increases, but slowly. I never felt like I wasn't prepared to move on to the next stage, because new concepts are introduced one at a time. Each chapter also includes a cultural section in English, a couple of new grammar concepts, and some practice exercises. This book is particularly good because the later chapters leave the original story behind, and turn instead to excerpts of real Latin texts. The difficulty does jump up a notch, but it's a welcome challenge. As much as I liked it, a couple things could have been done better. I would have liked to see a more comprehensive approach to grammar, rather than having bits and pieces scattered about. I also would have liked for the answers to all exercises to be available in the back, so I could check myself. Overall, this is an excellent book for an intermediate student, and I only wish there were more books in the series.
W**N
Perfect
Delivered perfectly, and quickly. I have no complaints.
B**K
Great book
Great for grammar review.
C**H
Daughter is taking Latin four, getting her own copy ...
Daughter is taking Latin four, getting her own copy of the book allows her to write in it, without causing her teacher to have cardiac compromise.
J**R
Five Stars
The textbook arrived safe, sound and dry. It was everything noted in the on-line description of it-the book.
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