Latin for Beginners
by OpenStories
Original author: Benjamin L. D'Ooge
"Latin for Beginners" by Benjamin L. D'Ooge is a language textbook written in the early 20th century. This instructional guide aims to teach students the fundamentals of Latin, covering pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary systematically. The content focuses on the importance of Latin in understanding modern languages and its historical significance in education and scholarship. The opening of the book lays a strong foundation for the study of Latin by addressing essential elements such as the language's pronunciation, its historical context, and the rationale for studying it. D'Ooge explains the influence of Latin on modern languages and its role in shaping English vocabulary, while emphasizing the educational value that comes from learning this classical language. The section introduces the structure of the lessons, which will include pronunciation guides, grammatical principles, and exercises designed to reinforce learning through practical application, thus providing a comprehensive framework for absolute beginners.
Latin for Beginners, by Benjamin L. D'Ooge. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #18251.
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19 Chapters
- 1.Part II: Words and Forms466 words
- 2.Part III: Constructions171 words
- 3.Preface192 words
- 4.Part II: are reviewed1,916 words
- 5.Part I: The Pronunciation of Latin1,702 words
- 6.Part II: Words and Forms (1)8,087 words
- 7.Part II: Words and Forms (2)8,155 words
- 8.Part II: Words and Forms (3)8,041 words
- 9.Part II: Words and Forms (4)8,166 words
- 10.Part II: Words and Forms (5)3,840 words