LatinitasWiki : LatinProse05

Index

A number of subordinate wiki pages in this project are concerned with specific selections from D. A. Russell, Anthology of Latin Prose. These are:

Bibliography

A reasonable approach might be to limit this category to items you have actually consulted or plan to consult this semester.
Allen and Greenough, New Latin Grammar (New York: 1975) [A-G]
D. A. Russell, Anthology of Latin Prose (Oxford: 1991) [LP]

Webliography

A reasonable approach might be to limit this category to items you have actually consulted or plan to consult this semester.
Cicero, Pro Sex. Roscio 69-73

, Perseus Digital Library
Cicero, The Argument of Pro Sex. Roscio

, Perseus Digital Library
Cicero, In Verrem 2.5.95-100

, Perseus Digital Library
Cicero, Pro Murena 60-64

; Perseus Digital Library
Suetonius, Lives of the Caesars (M. Porcius Cato)

; Perseus Digital Library
Cicero, Second Philippic 64-9

; Perseus Digital Library
Suzanne Cross, Concise biography of Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus

Cicero, De Oratore 1.236-240
Caesar, Bellum Gallicum 6.13.1
Caesar, Bellum Gallicum 1.42-46
Sallust, Bellum Jugurthinum 5-7

Comments and Questions on selections we read in D. A. Russell, An Anthology of Latin Prose (Oxford: 1991).

Nota Bene: The range of comments and questions you post here is up to you. They may be concerned with the grammar and syntax of the selections. They may also be of a literary and interpretative character. If historical or cultural matters catch your attention, by all means address them here.

Kernel Chart Template

(N.B. Students may download this file, fill in the template for a specific Latin sentence, then upload the file to a server they have access to. At that point, they can create a link in the wiki to the file on their server. This is a merry-go-round, but it's the best way I can think of now to make a linear analysis clearer on our wiki.

Here is an image of the kernel chart template:

Note to Kyle and other readers of this page:
I've created separate Wiki pages for each of the excerpts we read in An Anthology of Latin Prose, so don't panic. All material we've posted is now on the page for the individual excerpts. This will make editing, as well as reading, more efficient.

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