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Latinitium is built on our firm belief that you can teach yourself Latin if you have a good motivation, method, and material.
We aim to provide that by creating audio, video material, and tutorials for the most common needs and challenges.
Below you’ll find our most popular resources:
ADVICE FOR LEARNING LATIN
- How to learn Latin: Motivation, goals, and habits
- How to improve your Latin in 10 minutes a day
- How to learn Latin from your things
- A guide to dictionaries of Latin synonyms – how to tell the difference
HISTORY & LANGUAGE
- How to ask politely in Latin
- Latin classes during the Roman Empire
- The ancient language of learning and science
- What is Vulgar Latin?
Read in depth articles discussing the origins and famous use of Latin proverbs.
Videos in Latin
Learn about history, literature, and expressions with videos all in Latin.
- Spoken Latin — Quid significat “magni aestimare”?
- Spoken Latin — Quid significat “Artifex”?
- Spoken Latin — Quomodo Cato sentectuti restiterit
- Herculaneum — A Tour of Herculaneum in Latin
- The Life and Works of Petronius (De vita operibusque Petronii)
- The Deed of Caedicius and the 400
Latin book club
In this series, Daniel Pettersson recites passages from Latin authors from antiquity to the Neo-Latin period.
- Latin book Club — Julius Caesar and the Druids
- Latin Book Club — Don’t Read Too Many Books | Seneca
- Latin Book Club — What Did Cicero Think About Gladiator Games?
- Here you will find four dictionaries in one, i.e. you can search them all in one place and at the same time; Smith & Hall’s English-Latin dictionary, Lewis & Short’s Latin-English dictionary, Döderlein’s Handbook of Latin synonyms, and Ogilvie’s Horae Latinae.