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Latest on the Grammaticus blog❗️
An analysis of Catullus 46 - a delightful 1st century BC Latin poem about the arrival of spring and the excitement of travel.
If your Latin is a bit rusty or you happen to be a Latin learner, below the poem you’ll find a detailed, verse-by-verse word analysis, along with an English translation.
At the very end of the post there are a few links to additional resources on Catullus, and the context of this particular poem.
https://grammaticus.blog/2025/04/30/catullus-46/
#latinlanguage #LinguaLatina #learninglatin #latinteacher #literature #poetry #Catullus
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Latest on the Grammaticus blog❗️
An analysis of Catullus 46 - a delightful 1st century BC Latin poem about the arrival of spring and the excitement of travel.
If your Latin is a bit rusty or you happen to be a Latin learner, below the poem you’ll find a detailed, verse-by-verse word analysis, along with an English translation.
At the very end of the post there are a few links to additional resources on Catullus, and the context of this particular poem.
https://grammaticus.blog/2025/04/30/catullus-46/
#latinlanguage #LinguaLatina #learninglatin #latinteacher #literature #poetry #Catullus
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Latest on the Grammaticus blog❗️
An analysis of Catullus 46 - a delightful 1st century BC Latin poem about the arrival of spring and the excitement of travel.
If your Latin is a bit rusty or you happen to be a Latin learner, below the poem you’ll find a detailed, verse-by-verse word analysis, along with an English translation.
At the very end of the post there are a few links to additional resources on Catullus, and the context of this particular poem.
https://grammaticus.blog/2025/04/30/catullus-46/
#latinlanguage #LinguaLatina #learninglatin #latinteacher #literature #poetry #Catullus
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Latest on the Grammaticus blog❗️
An analysis of Catullus 46 - a delightful 1st century BC Latin poem about the arrival of spring and the excitement of travel.
If your Latin is a bit rusty or you happen to be a Latin learner, below the poem you’ll find a detailed, verse-by-verse word analysis, along with an English translation.
At the very end of the post there are a few links to additional resources on Catullus, and the context of this particular poem.
https://grammaticus.blog/2025/04/30/catullus-46/
#latinlanguage #LinguaLatina #learninglatin #latinteacher #literature #poetry #Catullus
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This week's blog post is a combined #English / #Latin vocabulary lesson, in which I write about Latin verb forms that have become nouns in English.
Exit, fiat, caveat... Can you think of any more examples?
To read the post, visit https://grammaticus.blog/2024/06/29/latin-verbs-used-as-nouns/
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This week's blog post is a combined #English / #Latin vocabulary lesson, in which I write about Latin verb forms that have become nouns in English.
Exit, fiat, caveat... Can you think of any more examples?
To read the post, visit https://grammaticus.blog/2024/06/29/latin-verbs-used-as-nouns/
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This week's blog post is a combined #English / #Latin vocabulary lesson, in which I write about Latin verb forms that have become nouns in English.
Exit, fiat, caveat... Can you think of any more examples?
To read the post, visit https://grammaticus.blog/2024/06/29/latin-verbs-used-as-nouns/
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This week's blog post is a combined #English / #Latin vocabulary lesson, in which I write about Latin verb forms that have become nouns in English.
Exit, fiat, caveat... Can you think of any more examples?
To read the post, visit https://grammaticus.blog/2024/06/29/latin-verbs-used-as-nouns/
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I see that I’m following a #LatinTeacher One of the nicest threads on the Bird Site was about Latin teachers. People remembered them fondly sometimes for their eccentricity. My lovely Miss Eborall never raised her voice but kept perfect order. #PETeachers on the other hand were almost universally detested. Perhaps people only remembered the nasty ones