Henle Second Year Text Sample
Second Year Henle Latin Student Guide Sample
Second Year Henle Latin Quizzes & Tests Sample
Henle Second Year Flashcards Sample
It used to be that the first Latin author students were confronted with in a substantive way was Julius Caesar. Today, more politically correct Latin authors have taken his place, but we’re sticking with Caesar. He is the greatest historical writer the Romans produced, and his military journal, De Bello Gallico, is considered a model of Latin prose. To prepare for it, Memoria Press spends a year on the grammar and syntax lessons in Henle Latin Second Year, before then translating De Bello Gallico the following year.
This program is ideal for students who have completed the Latin grammar through the Memoria Press Form Series and are ready to focus on translation. Students will need the Henle Latin Second Year Text, the Answer Key, the Henle Second Year Flashcards, the Student Guide, and the Quizzes & Tests, all of which can be ordered below. The Henle Latin Grammar, which was used with Fourth Form and Henle Latin First Year, is also required.
From the publisher:
“The backbone of [Henle Latin Second Year] is intensive language study, including review of the first year plus new materials. Readings from Caesar’s Commentaries, extensive exercises, and Latin-English vocabularies fill the volume.”
The Henle Latin Second Year Student Guide, Second Edition contains detailed lesson plans that will guide you through the advanced grammar and syntax lessons in Henle Latin II. We recommend completing this year of translation practice before attempting to read Caesar. For each week, there is a chart provided which schedules the work over four days. The daily work is divided into three different categories: Opening (review, recitations), Lesson, and Closing (specific grammar and vocabulary to be studied in preparation for testing). A quiz is scheduled for most weeks which can be found in the Memoria Press Henle Latin Second Year Latin Quizzes & Tests, Second Edition.
