Bibliothēca
Books
Graded Latin readers from Imperial Restitution Press. Each is written in Latin a reader at that level can follow, with new words explained in Latin in the margin, and each step leads to the next until the next step is Vergil. Read the opening chapters here free; the whole library is open to members, and every title is in print.
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Prōlogus
Before Latin
Rome's stories told in English, to read aloud.
Gradus I
First words
The commonest Latin words explained in Latin with pictures, and the easiest Roman tales.
Gradus II
Foundations
True Roman stories in controlled Latin; every new word is glossed in Latin in the margin.
Gradus III
Real authors, supported
Caesar, Pliny, Seneca and Ovid, graded so that you read them rather than decode them.
Gradus IV
Toward the originals
Fuller Latin and fewer supports: the bridge to unadapted texts.
Gradus V
Vergil
The Aeneid retold in Latin, leading into Vergil's own lines.
Aeneis
The Aeneid of Vergil Retold for Latin Learners
Intermediate to advanced