Practise the thinking. Keep the judgement.
Latin reading
Latin texts and commentaries you can read in the original, sorted by level.
Text libraries and commentaries you can read in the original.
A1
- Textkit (Textkit): Public-domain textbooks and readers.
A2
- Dickinson College Commentaries (Dickinson): Latin texts with notes beside the line.
- Geoffrey Steadman (Geoffrey Steadman): Free running vocabularies for school authors.
- Textkit (Textkit): Public-domain textbooks and readers.
- Vicipaedia (Latin Wikipedia): Encyclopedia articles written in Latin.
B1
- Dickinson College Commentaries (Dickinson): Latin texts with notes beside the line.
- Geoffrey Steadman (Geoffrey Steadman): Free running vocabularies for school authors.
- Textkit (Textkit): Public-domain textbooks and readers.
- Vicipaedia (Latin Wikipedia): Encyclopedia articles written in Latin.
- The Latin Library (The Latin Library): Plain Latin texts, without notes.
- Perseus (Perseus Digital Library): Authors with morphology and an English crib.
B2
- Dickinson College Commentaries (Dickinson): Latin texts with notes beside the line.
- Geoffrey Steadman (Geoffrey Steadman): Free running vocabularies for school authors.
- Textkit (Textkit): Public-domain textbooks and readers.
- Vicipaedia (Latin Wikipedia): Encyclopedia articles written in Latin.
- The Latin Library (The Latin Library): Plain Latin texts, without notes.
- Perseus (Perseus Digital Library): Authors with morphology and an English crib.
- PHI Latin Texts (Packard Humanities Institute): A large corpus for looking up a passage.
C1
- Dickinson College Commentaries (Dickinson): Latin texts with notes beside the line.
- The Latin Library (The Latin Library): Plain Latin texts, without notes.
- Perseus (Perseus Digital Library): Authors with morphology and an English crib.
- PHI Latin Texts (Packard Humanities Institute): A large corpus for looking up a passage.
C2
- The Latin Library (The Latin Library): Plain Latin texts, without notes.
- Perseus (Perseus Digital Library): Authors with morphology and an English crib.
- PHI Latin Texts (Packard Humanities Institute): A large corpus for looking up a passage.