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Mille Verba: The First Thousand Words Of Latin

Mille Verba: The First Thousand Words Of Latin

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ISBN13: 9798186751335
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 190
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.40 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: Latin
Your first thousand Latin words in beautiful pictures.

Open this book to any page and you are standing inside Rome: a bath-house where a thief is making off with someone's tunic, a chariot crash at the Circus Maximus, a shipyard, a school, a children's courtyard game of hoops and knucklebones. Thirty-five full-page engraved plates, drawn in the manner of the great eighteenth-century encyclopedias - and every object, person, and action in them numbered and named in Latin.

This is a picture dictionary in the tradition of Comenius' famous Orbis Pictus - reborn for the modern learner of Latin:

  • 35 engraved plates of Roman daily life, every detail numbered
  • 1,800 words - the core vocabulary of Caesar, Ovid, Vergil, and Pliny - each explained in easy Latin, never in English
  • Closed vocabulary: every word used in a definition has its own entry in the book. You are never sent outside the thousand words.
  • Real Latin under every entry: authentic lines from Ovid, Vergil, Pliny the Younger, and Caesar show each word in the wild
  • SIM / CONTR cross-references, a full grammar reference chapter (pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, numerals), and a complete alphabetical index mapping every word to its plate
  • A hidden mouse in every plate. Thirty-five plates, thirty-five mice. Good luck.

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