Latinum. Ausgabe B

New in Latinum B: Clarification of the grammar content and simplification of the material in the last quarter of the course. Tasks and questions for text comprehension, text grammar, and interpretation in every lesson. Even greater emphasis on functional language analysis in the grammar boxes. Approximately 200 additional vocabulary words that can be used for vocabulary exercises. Two additional texts on the topics "The Christians and Rome" and "Troy, Homer, Virgil." Some illustrations have been replaced with more meaningful ones. The new rules of German spelling are taken into account.

The proven concept of the teaching material remains unchanged. This also means for Latinum B: A suitably swift introduction of students to reading. Challenging texts that appeal to older students and adults, familiarizing them with various topics from the realm of Roman culture. Literary Latin in the first lessons; from lesson 10, the texts are almost always based on passages from Roman literature, with the adaptation range decreasing as the lessons progress. In the last third of the work, the core of the narratives mostly consists of original quotes. A consistent limitation of the grammar curriculum to reading-relevant phenomena. Priority given to syntax over morphology. Presentation of the most important grammar content in grammar boxes that are integrated into the lessons. Clear topographical design, organized layout, two-color text sections, and numerous, mostly colored illustrations.

The grammatical supplement and the teacher's manual for Latinum can be used in parallel with Latinum, edition B.