Latin Literature Workbook Series: These workbooks are a teacher’s dream—providing all the activities and exercises needed to reinforce the careful reading of classical authors in the original. Sets of exercises engage students with the text and lead them to a heightened understanding of the literary, thematic, poetic, and rhetorical accomplishments of the work.
Special Features
- This text provides Latin passages from the Pro Archia Poeta Oratio: Chapter 1, lines 1–22; Chapter 2, lines 22–41; Chapter 3, lines 42–68; Chapter 4, lines 69–89; Chapter 5, lines 90–106; Chapter 6, lines 107–131; Chapter 7, lines 131–157; Chapter 8, lines 157–183; Chapter 9, lines 184–211; Chapter 10, lines 212–236; Chapter 11, lines 237–260; Chapter 12, lines 260–287; Chapter 13, lines 288–309; Chapter 14, lines 310–332; Chapter 15, lines 332–351; Chapter 16, lines 351–375; Chapter 17, lines 376–397; and selections from the De Amicitia: Section 1, lines 1–20; Section 2, lines 20–43; Section 3, lines 44–65
- A Cicero vocabulary compiled by Steven Cerutti, Sheila Dickinson, and Patsy Ricks
- Preparatory Questions following each Latin passage which help the student unravel Ciceronian grammar and syntax
- Multiple choice questions on figures of speech, comprehension, grammar, syntax, etc.
- Short analysis questions requiring interpretation of Latin passages
- Practice essay questions
- Questions on translation designed to facilitate the students' progress through the text
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Reinforce Cicero's grammar, syntax, rhetorical devices and much more in this workbook.