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Learn Latin presents in handy book form the brilliant QED series of teach-yourself Latin articles which have captivated thousands of readers of the Daily Telegraph and the Sunday Telegraph. In twenty weeks, these readers were able to learn enough Latin to read from the Bayeux tapestry, the love-poet Catullus, Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, St. Jerome's Vulgate (the Bible in Latin) and much else.
If you have ever hankered after a basic introduction to this great language, which covers just enough to read the real thing (and no more), this is the book you have been waiting for. If you have ever wanted to know what lies at the heart of languages like French, Spanish and Italian, today spoken by 600 million people all over the world, or if you have ever been fascinated by the workings of language and the richness and precision of English (half of which is Latin), Learn Latin will prove a rich source of enlightenment and pleasure.
If you have ever hankered after a basic introduction to this great language, which covers just enough to read the real thing (and no more), this is the book you have been waiting for. If you have ever wanted to know what lies at the heart of languages like French, Spanish and Italian, today spoken by 600 million people all over the world, or if you have ever been fascinated by the workings of language and the richness and precision of English (half of which is Latin), Learn Latin will prove a rich source of enlightenment and pleasure.
Learn Latin presents in handy book form the brilliant QED series of teach-yourself Latin articles which have captivated thousands of readers of the Daily Telegraph and the Sunday Telegraph. In twenty weeks, these readers were able to learn enough Latin to read from the Bayeux tapestry, the love-poet Catullus, Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, St. Jerome's Vulgate (the Bible in Latin) and much else.
If you have ever hankered after a basic introduction to this great language, which covers just enough to read the real thing (and no more), this is the book you have been waiting for. If you have ever wanted to know what lies at the heart of languages like French, Spanish and Italian, today spoken by 600 million people all over the world, or if you have ever been fascinated by the workings of language and the richness and precision of English (half of which is Latin), Learn Latin will prove a rich source of enlightenment and pleasure.
If you have ever hankered after a basic introduction to this great language, which covers just enough to read the real thing (and no more), this is the book you have been waiting for. If you have ever wanted to know what lies at the heart of languages like French, Spanish and Italian, today spoken by 600 million people all over the world, or if you have ever been fascinated by the workings of language and the richness and precision of English (half of which is Latin), Learn Latin will prove a rich source of enlightenment and pleasure.
Über den Autor
Peter Jones
Zusammenfassung
Easy to read, easy to follow and entertaining guide
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface
Introduction
1. amo, a mas, amat . . .
The world of Rome: From Romulus to Empire
Word play: Romans in Britain
2. More verbs: moneo, rego, audio, capio
The world of Rome: From rape to republic
Word play: Anglo-Saxons and Normans
3. Nouns: Corinna and Delia
Carmina Burana
The world of Rome: The first Roman emperor
Word play: The Norman influence
4. Nouns: William, Harold and the great 'I am'
The world of Rome: The Roman Empire
Word play: The 16th-20th centuries
5. Prepositions, prohibitions and possum
The world of Rome: The rape of Lucretia
Word play: prefixes and suffixes
6. Nouns: the third declension
The world of Rome: the treacherous schoolmaster
Word play: False derivations
7. Giving orders and learning plurals
Bayeux Tapestry
The world of Rome: Hannibal crosses the Alps
Word play: Spelling conventions
8. The perfect active and vocatives
Bayeux Tapestry, Carmina Burana
The world of Rome: The grandest old Roman
Word play: tense and aspect
CONTENTS
9. Personal pronouns and the dative case
Martial
The world of Rome: The Ides of March
Word play: Word order and case
10. More datives and eo
StJohn 12, St Luke 6
The world of Rome: An emperor's legacy
Word play: Augustus
11. The imperfect active
StJohn 1, adeste fideles, St Luke 2
The world of Rome: Worshipping strange gods
Word play: Gerundives
12. Perfects and participles
StJohn 19
The world of Rome: Dealing with Christians
Word play: '-ant' or '-ent'?
13. vola, nolo, malo: the ace. and inf.
The world of Rome: Caesar in Britain
Word play: Se-xy stuff
14. The perfect passive
Catullus 85, 70
The world of Rome: Roman democracy
Word play: Latin roots, modem meaning
15. The ablative and adjectives
The world of Rome: Women's liberation
Word play: Family mottoes and the ablative
16. The genitive
Catullus
The world of Rome: Citizenship
Word play: pes, foot
17. The pluperfect active and more passives
The world of Rome: Slavery
Word play: Indo-European
18. The subjunctive
The world of Rome: Slave makes good
Word play: ancient concepts, modern language
19. The Bayeux Tapestry and Carmina Burana
Word play: Doublets
20. Catullus 87 and StJohn 19-20
Word play: Zeus
Grammatical Summary
Verbs
Nouns
Adjectives
Recorded Vocabulary
Latin-English
English-Latin
Grammatical Index
Introduction
1. amo, a mas, amat . . .
The world of Rome: From Romulus to Empire
Word play: Romans in Britain
2. More verbs: moneo, rego, audio, capio
The world of Rome: From rape to republic
Word play: Anglo-Saxons and Normans
3. Nouns: Corinna and Delia
Carmina Burana
The world of Rome: The first Roman emperor
Word play: The Norman influence
4. Nouns: William, Harold and the great 'I am'
The world of Rome: The Roman Empire
Word play: The 16th-20th centuries
5. Prepositions, prohibitions and possum
The world of Rome: The rape of Lucretia
Word play: prefixes and suffixes
6. Nouns: the third declension
The world of Rome: the treacherous schoolmaster
Word play: False derivations
7. Giving orders and learning plurals
Bayeux Tapestry
The world of Rome: Hannibal crosses the Alps
Word play: Spelling conventions
8. The perfect active and vocatives
Bayeux Tapestry, Carmina Burana
The world of Rome: The grandest old Roman
Word play: tense and aspect
CONTENTS
9. Personal pronouns and the dative case
Martial
The world of Rome: The Ides of March
Word play: Word order and case
10. More datives and eo
StJohn 12, St Luke 6
The world of Rome: An emperor's legacy
Word play: Augustus
11. The imperfect active
StJohn 1, adeste fideles, St Luke 2
The world of Rome: Worshipping strange gods
Word play: Gerundives
12. Perfects and participles
StJohn 19
The world of Rome: Dealing with Christians
Word play: '-ant' or '-ent'?
13. vola, nolo, malo: the ace. and inf.
The world of Rome: Caesar in Britain
Word play: Se-xy stuff
14. The perfect passive
Catullus 85, 70
The world of Rome: Roman democracy
Word play: Latin roots, modem meaning
15. The ablative and adjectives
The world of Rome: Women's liberation
Word play: Family mottoes and the ablative
16. The genitive
Catullus
The world of Rome: Citizenship
Word play: pes, foot
17. The pluperfect active and more passives
The world of Rome: Slavery
Word play: Indo-European
18. The subjunctive
The world of Rome: Slave makes good
Word play: ancient concepts, modern language
19. The Bayeux Tapestry and Carmina Burana
Word play: Doublets
20. Catullus 87 and StJohn 19-20
Word play: Zeus
Grammatical Summary
Verbs
Nouns
Adjectives
Recorded Vocabulary
Latin-English
English-Latin
Grammatical Index
Details
Erscheinungsjahr: | 1998 |
---|---|
Fachbereich: | Erwachsenenbildung |
Produktart: | Schulbücher |
Rubrik: | Schule & Lernen |
Thema: | Volkshochschule |
Medium: | Taschenbuch |
Inhalt: | Kartoniert / Broschiert |
ISBN-13: | 9780715627570 |
ISBN-10: | 0715627570 |
Sprache: | Englisch |
Einband: | Kartoniert / Broschiert |
Autor: | Jones, Peter |
Hersteller: | Bloomsbury Publishing PLC |
Maße: | 214 x 134 x 14 mm |
Von/Mit: | Peter Jones |
Erscheinungsdatum: | 01.01.1998 |
Gewicht: | 0,223 kg |
Über den Autor
Peter Jones
Zusammenfassung
Easy to read, easy to follow and entertaining guide
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface
Introduction
1. amo, a mas, amat . . .
The world of Rome: From Romulus to Empire
Word play: Romans in Britain
2. More verbs: moneo, rego, audio, capio
The world of Rome: From rape to republic
Word play: Anglo-Saxons and Normans
3. Nouns: Corinna and Delia
Carmina Burana
The world of Rome: The first Roman emperor
Word play: The Norman influence
4. Nouns: William, Harold and the great 'I am'
The world of Rome: The Roman Empire
Word play: The 16th-20th centuries
5. Prepositions, prohibitions and possum
The world of Rome: The rape of Lucretia
Word play: prefixes and suffixes
6. Nouns: the third declension
The world of Rome: the treacherous schoolmaster
Word play: False derivations
7. Giving orders and learning plurals
Bayeux Tapestry
The world of Rome: Hannibal crosses the Alps
Word play: Spelling conventions
8. The perfect active and vocatives
Bayeux Tapestry, Carmina Burana
The world of Rome: The grandest old Roman
Word play: tense and aspect
CONTENTS
9. Personal pronouns and the dative case
Martial
The world of Rome: The Ides of March
Word play: Word order and case
10. More datives and eo
StJohn 12, St Luke 6
The world of Rome: An emperor's legacy
Word play: Augustus
11. The imperfect active
StJohn 1, adeste fideles, St Luke 2
The world of Rome: Worshipping strange gods
Word play: Gerundives
12. Perfects and participles
StJohn 19
The world of Rome: Dealing with Christians
Word play: '-ant' or '-ent'?
13. vola, nolo, malo: the ace. and inf.
The world of Rome: Caesar in Britain
Word play: Se-xy stuff
14. The perfect passive
Catullus 85, 70
The world of Rome: Roman democracy
Word play: Latin roots, modem meaning
15. The ablative and adjectives
The world of Rome: Women's liberation
Word play: Family mottoes and the ablative
16. The genitive
Catullus
The world of Rome: Citizenship
Word play: pes, foot
17. The pluperfect active and more passives
The world of Rome: Slavery
Word play: Indo-European
18. The subjunctive
The world of Rome: Slave makes good
Word play: ancient concepts, modern language
19. The Bayeux Tapestry and Carmina Burana
Word play: Doublets
20. Catullus 87 and StJohn 19-20
Word play: Zeus
Grammatical Summary
Verbs
Nouns
Adjectives
Recorded Vocabulary
Latin-English
English-Latin
Grammatical Index
Introduction
1. amo, a mas, amat . . .
The world of Rome: From Romulus to Empire
Word play: Romans in Britain
2. More verbs: moneo, rego, audio, capio
The world of Rome: From rape to republic
Word play: Anglo-Saxons and Normans
3. Nouns: Corinna and Delia
Carmina Burana
The world of Rome: The first Roman emperor
Word play: The Norman influence
4. Nouns: William, Harold and the great 'I am'
The world of Rome: The Roman Empire
Word play: The 16th-20th centuries
5. Prepositions, prohibitions and possum
The world of Rome: The rape of Lucretia
Word play: prefixes and suffixes
6. Nouns: the third declension
The world of Rome: the treacherous schoolmaster
Word play: False derivations
7. Giving orders and learning plurals
Bayeux Tapestry
The world of Rome: Hannibal crosses the Alps
Word play: Spelling conventions
8. The perfect active and vocatives
Bayeux Tapestry, Carmina Burana
The world of Rome: The grandest old Roman
Word play: tense and aspect
CONTENTS
9. Personal pronouns and the dative case
Martial
The world of Rome: The Ides of March
Word play: Word order and case
10. More datives and eo
StJohn 12, St Luke 6
The world of Rome: An emperor's legacy
Word play: Augustus
11. The imperfect active
StJohn 1, adeste fideles, St Luke 2
The world of Rome: Worshipping strange gods
Word play: Gerundives
12. Perfects and participles
StJohn 19
The world of Rome: Dealing with Christians
Word play: '-ant' or '-ent'?
13. vola, nolo, malo: the ace. and inf.
The world of Rome: Caesar in Britain
Word play: Se-xy stuff
14. The perfect passive
Catullus 85, 70
The world of Rome: Roman democracy
Word play: Latin roots, modem meaning
15. The ablative and adjectives
The world of Rome: Women's liberation
Word play: Family mottoes and the ablative
16. The genitive
Catullus
The world of Rome: Citizenship
Word play: pes, foot
17. The pluperfect active and more passives
The world of Rome: Slavery
Word play: Indo-European
18. The subjunctive
The world of Rome: Slave makes good
Word play: ancient concepts, modern language
19. The Bayeux Tapestry and Carmina Burana
Word play: Doublets
20. Catullus 87 and StJohn 19-20
Word play: Zeus
Grammatical Summary
Verbs
Nouns
Adjectives
Recorded Vocabulary
Latin-English
English-Latin
Grammatical Index
Details
Erscheinungsjahr: | 1998 |
---|---|
Fachbereich: | Erwachsenenbildung |
Produktart: | Schulbücher |
Rubrik: | Schule & Lernen |
Thema: | Volkshochschule |
Medium: | Taschenbuch |
Inhalt: | Kartoniert / Broschiert |
ISBN-13: | 9780715627570 |
ISBN-10: | 0715627570 |
Sprache: | Englisch |
Einband: | Kartoniert / Broschiert |
Autor: | Jones, Peter |
Hersteller: | Bloomsbury Publishing PLC |
Maße: | 214 x 134 x 14 mm |
Von/Mit: | Peter Jones |
Erscheinungsdatum: | 01.01.1998 |
Gewicht: | 0,223 kg |
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