Latin

Latin Links

• The Atrium: For Students and Fans of Ancient Greece and Rome The Atrium is your one-stop source -- and your most enjoyable one -- for information about the ancient Mediterranean World.
  
• Bulfinch's Mythology Quick access to Roman mythology information for your Latin class from Bulfinch's classic work on mythology, 'The Age of Fable or Stories of Gods and Heroes."
  
• Common Latin Expressions A simple list of some common phrases in Latin.
  
• Brian's Latin Resources Includes a list of good Latin resources as well as a chat room.
  
• English-Latin Word Search Search for English words in Latin dictionaries.
  
• Advice for Learning Latin Vocabulary Some practical suggestions to help you as you start to study the Latin language.
  
• Virtual Postcards Send a Latin virtual post card to someone.
  
• Corpus Humanum Learn the Latin terms for the parts of the body.
  
• The National Latin Exam For students who are enrolled in Latin or have completed a Latin course during the current academic year.
  
• Words: Latin Dictionary Latin-to-English word search. Includes a searchable grammar aid.
  
• Latin Questions and Answers A FAQ explaining the terminology of Latin grammar, including what is a declension? a mood? a voice? plus paradigms of some of the common pronouns.
  
• Cambridge Latin Course Links The Van Alstyne High School Latin Club has compiled a list of links to specific topics to serve both students and teachers involved in the Cambridge Latin Course.
  
• Your Name in Latin Quis vocaris? Just type in your name and the country in which you live and get your name translated into Latin.
  
• Rome: Republic to Empire A series of web pages on the history and culture of ancient Rome created for a course on Ancient Rome.
  
• A Selection of Latin and Greek Roots Designed to help individuals studying Latin and Greek roots to increase their vocabulary. Includes study tips.
  
• Mottoes of Colleges and Universities Latin mottoes of many US colleges and universities.
  
• Forum Romanum A site dedicated to Roman history, civilization and the Latin language. Includes a photographic Virtual Tour of Rome and links to language sites.
  
• Ask the Oracle Provides links to classic Latin and Greek texts. Also responds to questions submitted by e-mail.
  
• AP Latin The questions, scoring guidelines, cut-off scores, sample responses and comments for the most recent tests from CollegeBoard.org.
  
• Scribax A program that creates random Latin sentences for translation practice and also translates them.
  
• What do you want to know today? A collection of lexica and search engines for many on-line resources and an excellent place to start when looking for things classical;a good resource for AP Latin students.
  
• A Roman History Timeline A great resource for AP Latin, this timeline shows the chronological relationships of political/military, legal, literary/artistic, and social aspects of Rome in various periods.