Cambridge Latin Course Book 3 Student's Book

I am studying the Cambridge Latin Course as an independent learner having failed GCSE Latin about 42 years ago! I have worked through books I and II and I absolutely love it; I would not be studying it otherwise. Book III is just as good as the previous two levels. Imagine being able to say that learning Latin is fun! The language exercises and the vocabulary are carefully introduced and reinforced with plenty of revision and practice. The stories for translation are very entertaining and you find yourself learning new concepts without realising. There is a section in each stage (chapter) on the cultural background of Roman life which is very interesting and inspires you to go out and visit the Roman remains in the UK which really brings the stories and history to life.

ottimo, impacchettato benissimo e come nuovo

As the textbook for the Cambridge Latin Course, it helped me immensely. Good illustrations throughout. My only complaint is that there is no index, which makes it difficult to locate specific definitions of parts of speech.

We are a small class (4) of mature adults studying Latin because we love it, having missed the chance in our schooldays. We have been studying from the Cambridge Latin course but the learning curve suddenly grew steeper with their book III. This course takes books III to V to cover the same ground: the slower pace makes for faster learning. We miss the ongoing reference to the poet Horace's life and the introduction to his poems in the Oxford book, but we need the grammar explanations and exercises which follow each chapter in this book (They are in the Oxford book as well, but tucked away at the back where one ievitably misses them or, even with the best intentions, skims over them). For the story of Horace we have instead Romano-British history, focussing at the moment on Aquae Sulis (Bath, to English speakers!)

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