The AP Latin Selections from Vergil's Aeneid

The AP Latin Selections from Vergil's Aeneid, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.9, with 107 lectures, based on 14 reviews, and has 200 subscribers.

You will learn about Latin dactylic hexameter Reading Latin Poetry at the intermediate to advanced level Preparation for the Latin AP exam This course is ideal for individuals who are Students Preparing for the AP Latin Exam or Self-Learners Wishing to Review Their Latin or Home schooled students and their teachers looking for high quality supplementary materials It is particularly useful for Students Preparing for the AP Latin Exam or Self-Learners Wishing to Review Their Latin or Home schooled students and their teachers looking for high quality supplementary materials.

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Summary

Title: The AP Latin Selections from Vergil's Aeneid

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.9

Number of Lectures: 107

Number of Published Lectures: 107

Number of Curriculum Items: 107

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 107

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Latin dactylic hexameter
Reading Latin Poetry at the intermediate to advanced level
Preparation for the Latin AP exam

Who Should Attend

Students Preparing for the AP Latin Exam
Self-Learners Wishing to Review Their Latin
Home schooled students and their teachers looking for high quality supplementary materials

Target Audiences

Students Preparing for the AP Latin Exam
Self-Learners Wishing to Review Their Latin
Home schooled students and their teachers looking for high quality supplementary materials

Welcome to one part of the the most popular Latin AP curriculum on Udemy!

These materials are designed to help students prepare their Latin for Vergil portion of the AP Latin exam.

As such, please keep in mind that they aren’t for beginning Latin students, or even those who are just entering the intermediate level. The course is for students who’ve put in a couple of years of Latin grammar and elementary to intermediate Latin reading, and who are now ready for the next level: the prestigious Latin AP exam.

I mention this because occasionally a student without adequate preparation will attempt to take the class, only to find it’s not at his/her level. This causes hard feelings, as you can detect in a recent review posted to Udemy: “difficult to follow a clear single line translation, he just gives parts of it and jumps to another part and jumps to another part, very unclear.”

That’s because this isn’t a translation class. There are translation aplenty of the Aeneid. The purpose of my method is to get students so good at Latin that they aren’t really “translating” most of it anymore, but just reading it. That takes time, but it is an achievable goal.

Here you will get extensive training translating literally, as well as scanning and interpreting the dactylic hexameter verse used by Vergil. Students will practice sight-reading and translating literally so that their translations not only are accurate and precise, but also make sense in English.

There are also additional materials to facility your study and review, such as a list of the common usages of the ablative case and subjunctive mood, a downloadable text with all the passages from Vergil required by the exam, including the sections required only in English, and preparatory lectures on the mechanics of Vergil’s meter.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Class Introduction

Lecture 1: What's in the Class

Chapter 2: The Basics of Scanning Dactylic Hexameter

Lecture 1: 01 Dactylic Hexameter

Lecture 2: 02 Dactylic Hexameter

Lecture 3: 03 Dactylic Hexameter

Lecture 4: 04 Dactylic Hexameter

Chapter 3: Book 1

Lecture 1: 8-11 (Latin)

Lecture 2: 12-18 (Latin)

Lecture 3: 19-28 (Latin)

Lecture 4: 29-33 (Latin)

Lecture 5: 34-49 (Latin)

Lecture 6: 50-54 (Latin)

Lecture 7: 55-59 (Latin)

Lecture 8: 60-64 (Latin)

Lecture 9: 65-70 (Latin)

Lecture 10: 71-75 (Latin)

Lecture 11: 76-80 (Latin)

Lecture 12: 81-86 (Latin)

Lecture 13: 87-91 (Latin)

Lecture 14: 92-101 (Latin)

Lecture 15: 102-105 (Latin)

Lecture 16: 105-112 (Latin)

Lecture 17: 113-117 (Latin)

Lecture 18: 118-123 (Latin)

Lecture 19: 124-130 (Latin)

Lecture 20: 131-141 (Latin)

Lecture 21: 142-147 (Latin)

Lecture 22: 148-156 (Latin)

Lecture 23: 157-165 (Latin)

Lecture 24: 166-173 (Latin)

Lecture 25: 174-179 (Latin)

Lecture 26: 180-186 (Latin)

Lecture 27: 187-193 (Latin)

Lecture 28: 194-197 (Latin)

Lecture 29: 198-209 (Latin)

Lecture 30: 210-417 (English Summary)

Lecture 31: 418-440 (Latin)

Lecture 32: 441-493 (English Summary)

Lecture 33: 494-497 (Latin)

Lecture 34: 498-512 (Latin)

Lecture 35: 513-519 (Latin)

Lecture 36: 520-529 (Latin)

Lecture 37: 530-543 (Latin)

Lecture 38: 544-558 (Latin)

Lecture 39: 559-568 (Latin)

Lecture 40: 569-578 (Latin)

Lecture 41: 579-756 (English Summary)

Chapter 4: Book 2

Lecture 1: 1-39 (Summary in English)

Lecture 2: 40-56 (Latin)

Lecture 3: 57-200 (Summary in Engish)

Lecture 4: 201-211 (Latin)

Lecture 5: 212-219 (Latin)

Lecture 6: 220-227 (Latin)

Lecture 7: 228-240 (Latin)

Lecture 8: 241-249 (Latin)

Lecture 9: 250-267 (Summary in English)

Lecture 10: 268-280 (Latin)

Lecture 11: 281-286 (Latin)

Lecture 12: 287-297 (Latin)

Lecture 13: 298-566 (Summary in English)

Lecture 14: 567-576 (Latin)

Lecture 15: 577-587 (Latin)

Lecture 16: 588-600 (Latin)

Lecture 17: 601-609 (Latin)

Lecture 18: 610-620 (Latin)

Lecture 19: 621-804 (Summary in English)

Chapter 5: Book 3

Lecture 1: Summary in English

Chapter 6: Book 4

Lecture 1: 1-159 Summary in English

Lecture 2: 160-172 (Latin)

Lecture 3: 173-183 (Latin)

Lecture 4: 184-197 (Latin)

Lecture 5: 198-210 (Latin)

Lecture 6: 211-218 (Latin)

Lecture 7: 219-258 (Summary in English)

Lecture 8: 259-267 (Latin)

Lecture 9: 268-278 (Latin)

Lecture 10: 279-286 (Latin)

Lecture 11: 287-295 (Latin)

Lecture 12: 296-306 (Latin)

Lecture 13: 307-319 (Latin)

Lecture 14: 320-330 (Latin)

Lecture 15: 331-344 (Latin)

Lecture 16: 345-361 (Latin)

Lecture 17: 362-658 (Summary in English)

Lecture 18: 659-671 (Latin)

Lecture 19: 672-681 (Latin)

Lecture 20: 682-692 (Latin)

Lecture 21: 693-705 (Latin)

Chapter 7: Book 5

Lecture 1: 1-871 Summary

Chapter 8: Book 6

Lecture 1: 6.1-294 Summary

Lecture 2: 6.295-304 (Latin)

Lecture 3: 6.305-316 (Latin)

Lecture 4: 6.317-332 (Latin)

Instructors

Ben Lugosch
Retired Classics Professor

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5 stars: 12 votes

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