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Oxford Latin Course: Part III (2nd Edition) by Maurice Balme, James Morwood, 1997-04-17
Oxford Take Off In Latin American Spanish: The Complete Language-learning Kit Book-and-CD Package by Rosa María Martín, 2004-06-24
Teach Yourself Latin: The Oxford Latin Course 3-Volume Set by Maurice Balme, James Morwood, 2002-09-27
A Student's Latin Grammar(Cambridge Latin Course) by Robin M. Griffin, Ed Phinney, 1992-05-29
Basic Language Principles With Latin Background (Grammar Textbook Series) by Ruth M. Wilson, 2002-12
Learn to Read Latin (Text & Workbook Set) by Andrew Keller, Stephanie Russell, 2003-09-10
Latin Super Review (REA) (Super Reviews) by Benjamin L. D'ooge Ph.D., The Staff of REA, et all 2001-03-06
Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar (Dover Books on Language) by James B Greenough, J. H. Allen, 2006-02-10
English Grammar for Students of Latin: The Study Guide for Those Learning Latin (English Grammar Series) by Norma Goldman, Ladislas Szymanski, 2004-06
Oxford Latin Course: Cassette I: Recordings for Part I and II (Pt. 1) by Maurice Balme, James Morwood, 1999-09-02
Second Latin by Cora C. Scanlon, 1976-09
A Primer of Medieval Latin: An Anthology of Prose and Poetry by Charles H. Beeson, 1986-08
Oxford Latin Course, Part 1, 2nd Edition (Latin Edition) (Pt.1) by Maurice Balme, James Morwood, 1996-05-30
An Answer Key to a Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin: A Supplement to the Text by John F. Collins

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KATR Language Morphology
Morphological analysis of indic languages Sanskrit and Pali as well as Yiddish, Turkish and latin.
http://cs.engr.uky.edu/~gstump/katrsite/repository.html
Latin Access Home Page
Provides intercultural communication services including business protocol, social etiquette, customized language training and translation.
http://www.isn.net/latin/

Extractions: Intercultural Communication Seminars Public Relations for International Events Multimedia Narration Services ... Global Marketing ...and any other Intercultural Communication Services you may require. We are ready to deliver them at the location most convenient to you: Canada, Latin America, the Caribbean, Asia, or elsewhere in the World! In Latin Access, we believe that "language is the reflection
High School Ace
Global languages resources for high school students.
http://highschoolhub.org/hub/language.cfm
Where There Be Dragons - Learning Adventures Abroad
Cultural immersion, service, travel, and language adventures in the developing world including latin America and Asia.
http://www.wheretherebedragons.com/

Extractions: Where There Be Dragons offers students, school groups, adults, and professional educators remarkable learning opportunities through off-the-beaten path, intimate, small group expeditions to CHINA, THAILAND, VIETNAM, LAOS, CAMBODIA, TIBET, INDIA, MONGOLIA, MEXICO, GUATEMALA, PERU, BOLIVIA AND SENEGAL. Trips are rugged, creative, and engaging journeys that combine wilderness exploration, trekking to remote villages, introduction to traditional philosophy and artistic traditions, home-stays, service projects, language training, and cultural studies.
Borislav Manolov's Personal Website: Home Page
Online tools Numeric Base Converter, Number To Text Converter (in german language), Cyrilliclatin Converter, Matrix Calculator, LU Decomposition Tool; Math Dictionary (German-English), Java Tutorial Stuff.
http://www.uni-bonn.de/~manfear/
Home
International Business and marketing services. U.S. based company with affiliates in Europe, Asia and latin America. Contains FAQ and Portuguese/Spanish language links.
http://www.evinter.com/

Extractions: Who are we? a privately held investment group based in Sunnyvale, California with offices and affiliates in Spain, Germany, Peru, Mexico and Brazil, and associate partners across Europe, Asia and Latin America. What do we do? We invest and capitalize on business opportunities in the USA, Latin America and Europe. From Software development and publishing to world class business services to unique edutainment exhibits and sport events. Let us help you reach over 500 million Hispanics.
Vassar College Classics Department : Curriculum : Latin Courses
Elementary latin (1). Introduction to the language. Readings in classical prose and poetry. Mr. Pounder. Open to all classes; four 50minute periods.
http://classics.vassar.edu/latin.html

Extractions: @import "style.css"; This site has been optimized for browsers using the latest web standards. Older browsers and text browsers will display a plain text version. The following information is taken directly from the current college catalogue Introduction to the language. Readings in classical prose and poetry. Mr. Pounder. Open to all classes; four 50-minute periods. Either Latin 210 or Latin 215 may be taken as a requisite for Latin 220. Both are introductions to the reading of Latin authors but Latin 210 begins with a concentrated review of grammar whereas Latin 215 proceeds immediately to the reading of Latin texts and incorporates grammatical review with the readings themselves. Latin 210 is recommended for students who for any reason would benefit from an overview of Latin grammar in order to refresh their skills before proceeding to the translation of Latin authors. Students should speak to the chair of the department if they are unsure about which course to choose. A thorough review of Latin grammar followed by an introduction to the reading of continuous, unadapted Latin prose and poetry of the Republican era. Readings are selected to illustrate a variety of literary forms and styles as well as significant aspects of Roman culture. Successful completion of the course qualifies students for Latin 220. Mr. Lott.
Latin Immersion: Spanish Language Schools In Argentina And Chile
A network of Spanish language programs in South America.
http://www.latinimmersion.com/
Applelinks.com Macintosh News
Covers the recent Napcameback.com circumvention of MP3 filesharing limitations by way of a Pig latin-inspired encryption. Also gives an overview of this simple code language and translation sites.
http://www.applelinks.com/articles/2001/03/20010315125516.shtml

Extractions: By Applelinks Contributing Editor Charles W. Moore As we told you on Tuesday, Toronto-based Napcameback.com has developed software that enables users to mask and unmask their MP3 files whenever they want, using Pig Latin-inspired encryption. Users' files are renamed with Pig latin names to be shared with other Napcameback.com users. For more information, visit: Napcameback.com: http://www.napcameback.com The Aimster file-sharing service that piggybacks on America Online's Instant Messaging system, also developed software that gave users a Pig Latin-style bypass of Napster filters, but according to Insert link name here Napster leaned on Aimster to ban the Pig Encoder, and Aimster has complied, explaining that it did so "out of respect for Napster's efforts to maintain its own service for its own users as it deems best," but only after receiving a number of "public and private threats." According to The Register, NapCameBack Encoder remained operational at the time the story was filed.
Cornell College - Classical Studies - Latin Links
Easton language Education s latin Online, with links on grammar, pronunciation, The Essentials of language Teaching (NCLRC), an excellent review of
http://www.cornellcollege.edu/classical_studies/latin/latin-links.shtml

Extractions: Roman Portraits ... Argos Search Engine On-Line Exercises Internet Workbook for the Oxford Latin Course . Developed by Robert W. Cape, Jr., Austin College. On-line Drills to Accompany the Oxford Latin Course . Developed by Margaret Phillips, University of Missouri at St. Louis. Self-Help Quizzes to accompany the Oxford Latin Course, Part I . Developed by Barbara McManus using javascripts by Jean Alvares. Good review for tests. Downloadable Study Guides for each chapter of the OLC , Parts 1-2: grammar explanations, worksheets, vocabulary (Greg Swann) Color-coded vocabulary lists for each chapter, and more (Oxford Latin website) Latin Derivatives: English Words from Latin , arranged alphabetically by the Latin word, not only lists many English words derived from Latin, but also has quizzes. Great way to learn vocabulary, both Latin and English!
Learn Spanish In Antigua, Guatemala
Learn Spanish abroad. language Schools in latin America.
http://www.casadelenguas.com/

Extractions: Casa de Lenguas opened in 2001 in a beautiful remodeled colonial home located just a few blocks from the Central Park of Antigua, with a group of hand-picked and experienced teachers with a real passion for sharing not only the Spanish language, but also their rich culture, ways of thinking and traditions with foreign students. They are a great mix of men and women of different ages, backgrounds and with all kinds of interests who will introduce you to their country and make your experience of learning Spanish an unforgettable one.
Figurative Language And Magical Realism In Latin American Short Stories
Teaching unit with background and example literature.
http://www.chatham.edu/PTI/Latin America & U.S.Pop culture/Golden_02.htm
Samurai Latino Web
A centre of information about latin music. Japanese, Spanish and English language versions available.
http://www.s-latino.com/
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Spanish Language And Literature
As a medium of literary expression Spanish asserted itself first in the twelfth century it had been six or seven centuries in the process of evolution out of latin.
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/14192a.htm

Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... S > Spanish Language and Literature A B C D ... CICDC - Home of the Catholic Lifetime Reading Plan world. In the New World the Indian languages have reacted somewhat upon the Spanish vocabulary. There are a great many other medial consonant combinations. Notable are the changes of ct to ch (pronounced as in English "church"; nox, noctem, Span. noche), of l + consonant to u + consonant (alter, alterum, Span. otro though X autro X outro) or to a palatalization of the consonant ( multum , Span. mucho , with ch like that in English "church"), of ly to j ( cilia , Span. ceja ) of ny to palatalized n (written n cuneus -um , Span. cuno etc.). The variations in the cases of consonant combinations containing l have not yet been properly studied. Of the final consonants usual in Latin s and n remain, the former especially inflexion; t, d, and c were lost (amat, Span. ama; amant, aman; est, Span. es; ad, Span. a; nec, Span. ni). A further peculiarity of Spanish is its possession of two verbs "to have", tener and haber, of which the latter can appear only as the auxiliary of perfect tenses or as the impersonal verb (hay, "there is", "there are", habia, "there was", "there were", etc.) and of two verbs "to be", ser and estar, which are likewise kept apart in their uses (ser indicates permanency and estar only transiency when they predicate a quality; estar alone can be employed where physical situation is concerned; etc.). A striking syntactical fact in Spanish is the employment of the preposition, a "to", or "at", before the noun (or any pronoun except the conjunctive personal pronoun) denoting a definite personal object (veo al hombre, "I see the man"). The word-order is rather lax as compared with that existing in the sister-languages.
A T L A N G O - THE NEW INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE FOR EUROPE.
A short grammar and vocabulary list. Based on latin and intended to be viewed as a candidate for becoming the common language for the European Union.
http://www.vido.net/atlango
Welcome To The Department Of Modern & Classical Languages & Literature
language courses including French German, Greek, latin, and Italian.
http://web.uct.ac.za/depts/mcll/
Spanish Language Schools In Latin America
The comparative shoppers' guide to Spanish language schools in latin America.
http://pages.prodigy.com/studyabroad/

Extractions: Spanish Language Schools in South America Welcome to the comparative shoppers' guide to Spanish Language Schools in Latin America! To enter.... visits since November, 1997. . . . . . Last updated January, 1999. *** Spanish Language Schools in Latin America *** Spanish Language Schools in Latin America *** Spanish Language Schools in Latin America ***
Data Encryption
Part of a presentation of basic concepts in data encryption. Explains the rules of this simple form of code language.
http://www.thinkquest.org/library/lib/site_sum_outside.html?tname=27158&url=
Magical Realism Was The Term Utilized To Describe Latin American Literature Duri
An article focused on this term which describes some latin American writers during the 1960s.
http://www.mccallie.org/language/rnorment/magical_realism.htm

Extractions: Magical realism was the term utilized to describe Latin American literature during the 1960s. According to some critics, magical realism is what differentiates the Latin American novel of El boom with the European and English-language novels. Magical realism, the combination of the real with the magical, is the opposite of Social Realism. Jorge Luis Borges gave the definition of magical realism when he said, "I imagine a labyrinth of labyrinths, one sinuous spreading labyrinth that would encompass the past and the future and in some way involve the stars" (Martin 3). The primary examples of magical realism are Alejo Carpentier, Miguel Angel Asturias, Juan Rulfo, and Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Magical realism has provided for many authors a form of expression with which to fashion a more original and exact national identity. In the introduction of his novel El reino de este mundo The kingdom of this World ), Carpentier mentioned that magical realism defines the more effective way of seeing Latin American history. According to the critic William Rowe, the "main characteristic of the marvellous in the real is the way in which European myths and dreams, from the Fountain of Eternal Youth to Surrealism's desire to make dream reality, have found their real counterparts in Latin America" (506). When the writer uses the technique of magical realism, he tries to give magic the status of reality. Works like Asturias's
Index.html
Basic information on the Chechen writing systems (using the Cyrillic and latin alphabet), as well as on the nominal and verbal morphology of the language. Link to a partial ChechenEnglish, English-Chechen dictionary.
http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~chechen/

Extractions: Welcome to the website of the UC Berkeley Chechen Language project directed by Professor Johanna Nichols with Ronald Sprouse as technical director. The project has been supported by the National Science Foundation, the Center for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian studies of UC Berkeley, and the Committee on Research of UC Berkeley. It began in 1999-2000 with a field methods course on Chechen co-taught by Johanna Nichols, Sharon Inkelas, and Andreas Kathol with Professor Arbi Vagapov of Chechen State University.

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