Latin Playlists from the Latinum Videocast

Latin Playlists from Molendinarius:

1. Colloquia Latina - Scripted Latin Conversations 

2. Psalms in Latin 

3.  Advanced Latin Vocabulary

4.  Latin Word of the Day

5. Virgil's Eclogues with Latin paraphrase, translation and notes

6.  Attic Greek - a few introductory lessons using the restored classical Attic pronunciation scheme.

7.  Easy Latin Readings for Students

8. Conversational Latin

9. Latin Lessons with Comenius

10. Latino-Latinum Latin Language Course Part 1

11. Latino-Latinum Latin Language Course Part 2

12. Latino-Latinum Latin Language Course Part 3

13. Latino-Latinum Latin Language Course Part 4

14. The London Latin Course (English and Latin)

15. Latin Fables from Aesop and Others

16.  Childrens' Books in Latin

17. Carmina Latina - Latin Poetry and Song

18. Comenius' Visible World in Pictures read in English

19. Poems by Catullus

20. Material Medica with interlinear translation - vocabulary building Latin Scientific Vocabulary

21. Latinum's Audiobook samples

22. Cursive Handwriting Lessons

Dictionaries that are Latino-Latinum

There are a few Latino-Latinum dictionaries around, but few 'pocket' ones.

Formulae latinarum locutionum illustriorum. Stephano Doleto Gallo Aurelio has a selection of definitions and phrases.

There are a few other useful dictionaries and lexica - though most are for 'walled gardens' of vocabulary for specific subject areas or a particular corpus of work. Apart from the ones mentioned already, (apologies if some of these have already been noted) I can think of:-



Gradus ad Parnassum - not strictly a dictionary, but it gives synonyms and antonyms, so often enough detail to work out what a word means, assuming you already have a baseline vocabulary.

Hortulus Puerorum

 Lexicon Ciceronianum

Lexicon Technologiae Latinorum Rhetoricae

Perfectissimus Calepinus Parvus

Calepinus - Latinae atque adeo etiam Graecae Linguae Dictionarium

Glossarium Eroticum Linguae Latinae

 Thesaurus Eroticus Linguae Latinae

Comenius: Lexicon atriale latino-latinum

Robert Étienne's Thesaurus
- Gesner's Novus Thesaurus 

http://www.uni-mannheim.de/mateo/camenaref/gesner.html

- Forcellini's Totius Latinitatis Lexicon
- Wagner's Lexicon Latinum

Eclecta Puerilia

Matthew Raine's 'Eclecta Puerilia'

Matthew Raine's 'Eclecta Puerilia' was published in Newcastle, in 1768.

The book presents itself as a Latin reader for beginners - and it follows a course of training, not untypical of that followed by an eighteenth century schoolboy.

The initial section somewhat mirrors Comenius' Vestibulum of the Latin Language, but is more structured, with an emphasis on simple verbal forms (The present tense, past tense,and imperative).

The second level has longer sentences, followed by a series of proverbs and simple expressions.

Following on from this, the student is introduced to a selection of simple Colloquia, drawn from Corderius.

Subsequent to this, a selection of Latin Fables.

Next in order, comes a section called 'Colloquia Sacra', an extensive section, which appears to be drawn from Castellio's Dialogorum Sacrorum.

Latin Word of the Day - CONGENIAL

First Eclogue of Virgil

Conversational Latin

Latinum's Free Latin Course for Spoken Latin

I am new to Latin. What do you recommend for me?

The complete Adler Audio Course is now available on Patreon.

I have the following beginners materials on YouTube:

1. Cursum Latinum Molendinarii Pars I (Free) (Latin taught using only Latin)

2. Cursum Latinum Molendinarii Pars II (Free)

3. Cursum Latinum Molendinarii Pars III (Free)

4. Cursum Latinum Molendinarii Pars IV (Free)

5. The London Latin Course (Free) (Latin taught with some English explanations)

6. Conversational Latin (Free) (Latin and English phrases)