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Learning Latin with Virgil 15
"Hi!
I was really enjoying your videos of learning latin with virgil. My students loved them as well and we got a shock when we were about to do the lesson and they have been removed. Is there any other place where i can find them, please?
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Bellum Stellarum Book 1 Chapter 1 (NS)
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Bellum Stellarum Book 1 Chapter 1 (NS)
It's Star Wars in Latin - without subtitles (also available with).
insula - a latin with Virgil reader
"Anthony, this video is FABULOUS. What software are you using to create the video? It is so easy to listen to the audio and enjoy the illustrations at the same time. EUGE!!! :-)"
Aeneid 24 (1, 170-179)
Here the Trojans find themselves on the Libyan coast.
Learn Latin with Virgil 7
"i really like the way you've made these lessons. I'll watch them all, thanks."
Learn Latin with Virgil 7
Hi. Just trying to get an audience for my Virgil series - 7 lessons strong now. The rest can be found on YouTube at TuTubusLatinus. Cheers.
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- At 5:09am on July 25, 2009,
Peter Nickson said…
- Anthony:
Small but necessary corrections to your otherwise excellent Tar Heel 'Familia deorum':
1. Iuppiter (NOT Iupiter - it's spelt with double p)
2. Page 7 - Iuppiter, NOT Iovis, in this line-up: *Iovis et Neptunus et Pluto sunt fratres"->"Juppiter et Neptunus et Pluto sunt fratres" (nominative, not genitive).
Best intro to the gods I've seen so far. Thanks for that.
Peter
- At 1:53pm on November 2, 2009,
Fred G. Loveland said…
- I just had our department chair in languages take a look at your materials for learning Latin. She said that they are teriffic. As an educator of 34 years, I can truly say that your instruction is outstanding. We are trying to get Latin at the college, but Latin scholars as yourself are hard to come by,
Great Job,
Fred
- At 7:18pm on November 4, 2009,
- Just found them. LOVE THEM. Please continue making more!
Thank you so very much!
- At 4:26pm on November 5, 2009,
- Hello Anthony,
I have been in the field of eduation since 1975 excluding a four year break. I teach history, philosophy, hunmanities, and philosophy of education at a community college in New York State, USA. I have always been interested in learning Latin, and I have been talking to the language department chair to offer Latin. She was impressed with your lessons and said they would be excellent for Latin I. We have advertised for an instructor, however, they are hard to find. Note: I think your lessons are great!
Have a great day,
Fred
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