Course Overview

This course completes the study of the fundamentals of Latin grammar, syntax, and vocabulary begun in Latin I, introduces the subjunctive mood and advanced constructions, and emphasizes further development of sound reading and composition skills. We meet in Corbin 214. Our drop day is E-day.

Ancillary Topics
1. a brief survey of Roman history from the traditional founding of Rome in 753 BCE to its fall in 476 CE;
2. a thorough review of Greek and Roman mythology with special emphasis on the stories of heroes and the myths associated with specific archaeological sites;
3. further study of Roman culture and technology and their enduring influence on the West;
4. further study of the archaeology of ancient Greece and Rome, including Pompeii, Ephesus, and Knossos;
5. further development of English vocabulary skills through Greek and Latin roots.

Important Links

Texts and Key to Abbreviations

(LNM I) Latin for the New Millennium Level 1
(LNM II) Latin for the New Millennium Level 2
(CEB) College Exercise Book
(G) Graded Homework

The LFA Grade Scale

A+	98 - 100 * Note that the A+ designation will not appear in the Canvas gradebook. This designation is assigned only at the grade reporting period.
A	97- 92.5
A-	92.4 - 89.5
B+	89.4 - 86.5
B	86.4 - 82.5
B-	82.4 - 79.5
C+	79.4 - 76.5
C	76.4 - 72.5
C-	72.4 - 69.5
D+	69.4 - 66.5
D	66.4 - 62.5
D-	62.4 - 59.5
F	59.4 - 0

Course Overview

Important Links

(LNM I) Latin for the New Millennium Level 1(LNM II) Latin for the New Millennium Level 2(CEB) College Exercise Book(G) Graded Homework

(LNM I) Latin for the New Millennium Level 1
(LNM II) Latin for the New Millennium Level 2
(CEB) College Exercise Book
(G) Graded Homework