LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
Via Latīna

From your first word to Vergil

The Latin definitions in this dictionary come from these books. Each reader is written in Latin you can already manage and glosses new words in Latin, so you never leave the language. Climb one rung at a time.

Prōlogus Before Latin

The stories, told in English for young readers.

Gradus I First steps

Your first thousand words, explained in Latin with pictures, and the easiest Roman tales.

Gradus II Foundations

True Roman stories in simple, controlled Latin. Every new word is glossed in Latin in the margin.

Gradus III Real authors, supported

Caesar, Pliny, Seneca and Ovid, graded and glossed 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 for learners and leading into Vergil's own lines.