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• Eclogae sīve Būcolica Carmina | The Eclogues of Vergil are a seminal part of Western literature, exploring the revolutionary world of the 1st century BC through the mythical setting of the pastoral paradise.

• Ancient Greek Alive — audio recordings of all readings

• Vergil’s Aeneid

This is the LLPSI version.

• Progymnasmata Latīnitātis by Jacōbus Pontānus, very advanced level Latin language dialoguesthat, if imitated by the listener, promise the ability to speak much more like an educated native speaker of Rome, and therefore be able to read Cicero and Seneca and all the rest of the authors with incredible ease.

• Dē Variīs Colloquendī Fōrmulīs by Franmōrārius, a collection of over 1000 (!!!!) idioms, locutions, figures of speech, and proverbs from Classical and Renaissance literature. Listening to these audio recordings will allow the listener to become very familiar with the most common, most important, and most delightful expressions of Roman speech.

Maecēnātiānī ($10) Tier Patrons and Above:

• Caesar, Dē Bellō Gallicō • Caesar’s Commentaries on the Gallic Wars

• Reading Greek, taught in Latin! In this series of podcast-style lessons, I teach the texts found in the book Reading Greek entirely in Latin.

• Epitome Historiae Sacrae

A supplement by Robert Carfagni, to be read after completing Familia Romana, LLPSI part 1.

• Cōnfābulātiōnēs Tīrōnum Litterāriōrum by Hermannus Schottennius Hessus, an Audio Course in Developing Fluent & Erudite Latin Speaking Ability. Schottennius, like Pontanus above, composed over 100 absolutely splendid, entertaining, and relatable dialogues with nearly impeccable Latinity. While these dialogues will challenge even an advanced Latin speaker or reader, you will find them much easier than the Progymnasmata Latīnitātis by Pontanus. For this reason, I recommend starting with some of these Confābulātiōnēs, then trying the Progymnasmata. In fact, this is not merely an audio book, but an entire course which, like the Dē Variīs Colloquendī Fōrmulīs audio book above, breaks each line of dialogue into digestable phrases that the listener may repeat, first in English, then in Latin. Thereafter the full dialogue only in Latin is heard at conversational speed.

For Jūstīniānēī Tier ($15) Patrons:

Cena Trimalchionis from the Satyricon by Petronius

The Ancient Greek Assimil course

For Theodōrēī Tier ($20) Patrons:

Ovid’s Ars Amatoria

Alexandros the Greek Boy (beginner Ancient Greek text)

Mythologica, the supplement to Alexandros

The Gospel of John, Greek-Latin-English trilingual edition

For Equitēs Tier ($1) Patrons:

LLPSI Familia Rōmāna audio download

Colloquia Persōnārum

Preview of the Gospel of John for all patrons

Freely and publicly available to everyone:

Athenaze (both UK and Italy versions) in Lucian Pronunciation audio download | Ἀθήνᾱζε

Polis in Lucian Pronunciation

Kataskopos, a novella in Ancient Greek

Lingua Graeca Per Se Illustrata | Ἑλληνικὴ γλῶσσα καθ᾿ αὑτὴν φωτιζομένη — by Seumas Macdonald

Sermō Latīnus Rapidus