Introduction to Latin

 

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This page is maintained primarily as a resource for Dr. Brian Gastle's ENGL 480/580 class (Independent Study in Basic Latin Language, especially for English Majors/Medievalists) at Western Carolina University.

Our syllabus will be detrmined weekly, based upon our translation speed and the texts we wish to translate. You will need to purchase Wheelock's Latin and a good Latin dictionary (we'll talk about options in class).

  • Email the class:Dr. Gastle, Laura, Leslie Rae, and Keith

Latin Links

  • Lewis and Short Dictionary - Look up entries in the online Latin Lexicon at Tufts
  • Latin - English Dictionary - sponsored by HUMANUM, a research oriented web site maintained by the Humanities Computing and Methodology Programme of the Research Institute for the Humanities (RIH), Faculty of Arts, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
  • Latin Resources on the Web - also sponsored by HUMANUM
  • Study Guide to Wheelock - by Dale A Grote, University of North Carolina, Charlotte
  • Bibliography of English Translations from Medieval Sources (1968-1991)
  • Classical Pronunciation Guide - from Allen and Greenbough's New Latiin Grammar

 

 

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Associate Dean, Graduate School
109G Cordelia Camp Building
Western Carolina University
Cullowhee, NC 28722

Office: 828-227-3173
Fax: 828-227-7480
email: bgastle@wcu.edu