External Links

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Lexicons

– English-Latin

– Latin-Greek/Greek-Latin

Grammars

– Latin

– Greek

Et Cetera

– Roman Date Calculator

– Erasmus’ Adagia

– Orberg’s Fabellae Latinae

– Whitaker’s Words

Lexicons

English-Latin

Lewis and Short – A searchable and fully-hyperlinked text at Latinitium’s website. There is also a phone-app version of the Lewis and Short dictionary that can be downloaded and accessed offline.

Latin-Greek/Greek-Latin

Lexica Linguax – Actually has a ton of different lexicons on the website, but the Latin-Greek ones are at the top of the page.

Grammars

Latin

Allen and Greenough: Latin Grammar– A fully-digitized text along with the scanned PDFs from the book at Dickinson College Commentaries

Greek

Thomas Dwight Goodell: A School Grammar of Attic Greek -A fully-digitized text along with the scanned PDFs from the book at Dickinson College Commentaries

Et Cetera

Roman Date Calculator – March, July, October, May Make Nones the seventh, Ides the fifteenth day. . . Or you could just plug the date into this calculator.

Erasmus’ Adagia – Fully hyperlinked text of Erasmus’ Adagia. The site does contain occasional spelling mistakes, but there is nothing like this anywhere else.

Orberg’s Fabellae Latinae – An uncompleted work of Orberg that is offered as a free download by Hackett Publishing. Basically, even more in-between texts to accompany the main Familia Romana book. Worth the download

Whitaker’s Words – Takes inflected Latin words and spits out potential base forms. It even offers simple definitions. Useful if you have stumbled upon a word whose form has completely stumped you

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Table of Contents

Introducing a New Edition of Erasmus's

Paraphrasis in Evangelium Marci