Course objectives:

 A continuation of instruction in the reading of the Latin language through the use of relevant Latin texts. This course builds upon the introduction to Latin from LAT*1100 and *1110 (or equivalents) and is designed to enable students to read with fluency Latin texts written over more than two millennia.

Learning outcomes:

Upon the successful completion of this course, the assiduous student will:

• consolidate and utilize his/her knowledge of the essential forms, grammar, and syntax of the Latin language including:

• the use of cases and parts of speech
• declension of nouns and adjectives
• pronouns
• conjugation of verbs in all tenses, moods and voices

• construct an intermediate Latin vocabulary (approx. 1500 words)
• translate passages of intermediate Latin prose into idiomatic English with limited vocabulary aid
• translate short passages of English prose into Latin with limited vocabulary aid
• demonstrate knowledge of Roman civilization and culture, using adapted written texts

Requirements:

Grade 12 Latin or LAT*1110

Restrictions:

None

Textbooks:

TBA

Method of presentation:

Lecture, in-class reading and translation, presentation

Evaluation method:

TBA

Please see Undergraduate Calendar for all Latin courses offered by the School of Languages and Literatures [1]