A Latin Reader for the Second Year, With Notes, Exercises for Translation Into Latin, Grammatical Appendix, and Vocabularies - John Carew Rolfe - Bog

Rolfe and Dennison's book is an essential tool for anyone studying Latin at the intermediate level. Featuring a wide range of texts, from Cicero and Catullus to medieval hymns and Renaissance poetry, it offers ample opportunity for students to refine their reading, comprehension, and translation skills. With detailed notes and exercises, as well as a comprehensive vocabulary and grammatical appendix, this reader is sure to become a perennial favorite among Latinists of all levels.
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