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de Romanis Book 1 (2nd edition)
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The new edition of Bloomsbury's rigorous engaging Latin course for KS3 to GCSE now endorsed by OCR and Eduqas.
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The new edition of Bloomsbury's rigorous engaging Latin course for KS3 to GCSE now endorsed by OCR and Eduqas.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- 2 ed
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. März 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 211mm x 271mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 844g
- ISBN-13: 9781350531598
- ISBN-10: 1350531596
- Artikelnr.: 72211950
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- 2 ed
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. März 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 211mm x 271mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 844g
- ISBN-13: 9781350531598
- ISBN-10: 1350531596
- Artikelnr.: 72211950
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Katharine Radice, Sonya Kirk, Angela Cheetham, George Lord
Preface
Introduction to the Romans
Chapter 1: The Olympian Gods
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Saturn eats his children; Vulcan punishes Venus; Minerva's birth; Mars
terrifies the humans
Additional Language
Chapter 2: Roman Heroes
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Aeneas travels from Troy to Italy; Horatius fights bravely at the bridge;
Cloelia swims to safety
Additional Language
Chapter 3: Roman Gods
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Aeneas, Vesta and the Penates; Romulus is turned into the god Quirinus;
An unlucky gateway; The sacred geese
Additional Language
Chapter 4: Favour and Punishment
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Evander meets the hero Hercules and together they build the Ara Maxima;
Cerberus, the guard dog for the Underworld; The Romans offer a huge
sacrifice to the gods; Augustus builds many temples
Additional Language
Chapter 5: Festivals, Games and Shows
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- The theft of the Sabine women; The Ludi Romani; Spartacus; Violence at a
gladiator show; Death of a charioteer
Additional Language
Chapter 6: Prophecy
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Tarquin and the Sibylline Books; Jupiter tells the future glory of the
Roman race; A frightening prophecy; Marius and the sleeping chicks; Caesar
ignores two warnings from the gods
Additional Language
Bibliography
Grammar Reference
Glossary of Names
Vocabulary List (Latin to English and English to Latin)
Introduction to the Romans
Chapter 1: The Olympian Gods
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Saturn eats his children; Vulcan punishes Venus; Minerva's birth; Mars
terrifies the humans
Additional Language
Chapter 2: Roman Heroes
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Aeneas travels from Troy to Italy; Horatius fights bravely at the bridge;
Cloelia swims to safety
Additional Language
Chapter 3: Roman Gods
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Aeneas, Vesta and the Penates; Romulus is turned into the god Quirinus;
An unlucky gateway; The sacred geese
Additional Language
Chapter 4: Favour and Punishment
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Evander meets the hero Hercules and together they build the Ara Maxima;
Cerberus, the guard dog for the Underworld; The Romans offer a huge
sacrifice to the gods; Augustus builds many temples
Additional Language
Chapter 5: Festivals, Games and Shows
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- The theft of the Sabine women; The Ludi Romani; Spartacus; Violence at a
gladiator show; Death of a charioteer
Additional Language
Chapter 6: Prophecy
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Tarquin and the Sibylline Books; Jupiter tells the future glory of the
Roman race; A frightening prophecy; Marius and the sleeping chicks; Caesar
ignores two warnings from the gods
Additional Language
Bibliography
Grammar Reference
Glossary of Names
Vocabulary List (Latin to English and English to Latin)
Preface
Introduction to the Romans
Chapter 1: The Olympian Gods
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Saturn eats his children; Vulcan punishes Venus; Minerva's birth; Mars
terrifies the humans
Additional Language
Chapter 2: Roman Heroes
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Aeneas travels from Troy to Italy; Horatius fights bravely at the bridge;
Cloelia swims to safety
Additional Language
Chapter 3: Roman Gods
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Aeneas, Vesta and the Penates; Romulus is turned into the god Quirinus;
An unlucky gateway; The sacred geese
Additional Language
Chapter 4: Favour and Punishment
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Evander meets the hero Hercules and together they build the Ara Maxima;
Cerberus, the guard dog for the Underworld; The Romans offer a huge
sacrifice to the gods; Augustus builds many temples
Additional Language
Chapter 5: Festivals, Games and Shows
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- The theft of the Sabine women; The Ludi Romani; Spartacus; Violence at a
gladiator show; Death of a charioteer
Additional Language
Chapter 6: Prophecy
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Tarquin and the Sibylline Books; Jupiter tells the future glory of the
Roman race; A frightening prophecy; Marius and the sleeping chicks; Caesar
ignores two warnings from the gods
Additional Language
Bibliography
Grammar Reference
Glossary of Names
Vocabulary List (Latin to English and English to Latin)
Introduction to the Romans
Chapter 1: The Olympian Gods
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Saturn eats his children; Vulcan punishes Venus; Minerva's birth; Mars
terrifies the humans
Additional Language
Chapter 2: Roman Heroes
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Aeneas travels from Troy to Italy; Horatius fights bravely at the bridge;
Cloelia swims to safety
Additional Language
Chapter 3: Roman Gods
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Aeneas, Vesta and the Penates; Romulus is turned into the god Quirinus;
An unlucky gateway; The sacred geese
Additional Language
Chapter 4: Favour and Punishment
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Evander meets the hero Hercules and together they build the Ara Maxima;
Cerberus, the guard dog for the Underworld; The Romans offer a huge
sacrifice to the gods; Augustus builds many temples
Additional Language
Chapter 5: Festivals, Games and Shows
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- The theft of the Sabine women; The Ludi Romani; Spartacus; Violence at a
gladiator show; Death of a charioteer
Additional Language
Chapter 6: Prophecy
Introduction and Sources to Study
Core Language including the following Latin stories
- Tarquin and the Sibylline Books; Jupiter tells the future glory of the
Roman race; A frightening prophecy; Marius and the sleeping chicks; Caesar
ignores two warnings from the gods
Additional Language
Bibliography
Grammar Reference
Glossary of Names
Vocabulary List (Latin to English and English to Latin)







