Online resources for Latin

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Contents 1 Online learning 1.1 Courses taught online 1.2 Tutorials available online 1.3 Materials online 1.4 Dictionaries on-line 2 Latin in use on the web 3 Software 4 Notae

Online learning

Textkit is a collection of texts, resources, services and tutorials for both Latin and Greek.

Courses taught online

See: Academia Thules

Tutorials available online

• Latin for Mountain Men: A short course in practical Latin. Good for beginners or as an easy refresher.

Materials online

• Charles E. Bennett, New Latin Grammar. A complete Latin grammar in several formats from Project Gutenberg.
• Allen and Greenough, New Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges:
  • at Perseus
  • at Middlebury College
• Benjamin Leonard D'Ooge, Latin for Beginners. A beginner's text of the old style, in several formats. The HTML version is in several pieces.
• John Kirtland, Ritchie's Fabulae Faciles, A First Latin Reader. Simple stories for practice.
• Latin Background Studies, original studies and background essays on the Latin language by William Harris.
• About network search for "Latin"
• CSB/SJU Latin Language and Literature, from the Alcuin and Clemens Libraries.

Dictionaries on-line

• WORDS Latin-to-English & English-to-Latin Dictionary by William Whitaker
• At Perseus.
• A word list.
• Vocabula computatralia (Computer vocabulary).
• Abbreviations in Latin Inscriptions from The American Society of Greek and Latin Epigraphy

Latin in use on the web

• Vox Romana, Nova Roma's own news broadcast.
• Grex Latine Loquentium, the greatest e-mail list for living Latin, where Latin is the only language allowed, and one can read the best Latin speakers the world over, and exchange messages with them.
• Nuntii Latini, current news in Latin, that can be read or even directly listened to.
• Ephemeris, on-line news, completely written in Latin and including numerous sections.

Software

• WORDS downloadable version for many operating systems.
• KLATIN is part of the KDE Education Project. For Linux.
• Before You Know It Lite For Windows, Mac, PocketPC and Palm.

Notae

• Some Project Gutenberg texts are available in "Plucker" format. Plucker is a free text reader that works on PalmOS PDAs.

• For Linux software such as KLATIN, most users should use their "package manager" (apt-get, synaptic, YAST etc.)