Advance your Latin skills with our Wheelock's Latin course, focusing on chapters 16-30. Enhance your understanding through structured lectures and audio tutorials.
This course continues with Wheelock's Latin, covering chapters 16-30. If you've got the basics down, this is your guide to tackle the complexities of Latin grammar with supportive lectures and resources designed to make learning smoother and more enjoyable.
Lectures, useful forms, and audio tutorials for Wheelock's Latin, chapters 16-30
Welcome to part 2 of the bestselling Latin course on Udemy!
This course will pick up at Wheelock's chapter 16. Accordingly, it's not for true beginners in the language. A typical college-level class will cover chapters 16-30 in the second semester; a high school class will cover them in the second year. If you don't have a solid foundation already, you should start with chapters 1-15, and my lectures that provide help for them.
Over the years of teaching Latin from the excellent and justly renowned textbook "Wheelock's Latin," I have created a series of lectures designed to help students get the most of this magnificent book. In them you will find guidance to some of the more perplexing concepts of grammar -- English and Latin -- that often comprise an insuperable barrier to progressing in Latin for modern-day students. The lectures will not replace the Wheelock text. They will only, I hope, make your on-ramp smoother.Â
To that end, the lectures track exactly with the chapters of the textbook. This will give you "context sensitive" help when you need it.
You will not find answers to the exercises or anything that is copyright protected by the publisher of the Wheelock book. To get any benefit from these lectures, you must have the Wheelock text.
Best of luck to you!  -bl
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Dr. Lugosch taught all areas of classical studies at the undergraduate and graduate level, and published scholarly articles on Sophocles, Plato, Aristotle, and Homer. Recently retired, Dr. Lugosch still leads small private tours to Italy, Greece, Turkey and France that explore artifacts of classical antiquity. These lectures help support his money-losing hobby farm in Kentucky where he raises organic pigs,...
This course is a great match for me. I enjoy his lectures very much and they clarify many things that have stumped me in the past. I like the fact that I can pause lectures and make good notes in the process.
Very good!
I enjoyed the course very much. The teacher explains well and keeps the interest alive.
Simply wonderful!
I completed 1 semester of Wheelock's Latin (Latin 1) in college. A second semester was not offered. But I have studied on and off Latin over the years. A couple of years ago I bought Wheelock's Latin again and managed to study past Chapter 20. Also, I started a translation of one of Pliny the Younger's letters to Emperor Trajan. I started this translation because it was a work that I was interested in and the sentences in the Wheelock's Latin were many random selections of excerpts from many different works. This course is useful because it provides quick summaries of each Chapter that I can listen to easily in addition to reading the text. So, this course adds a human voice to the text, which helps me grasp the content within much less time. I have the Latin Vulgate in both book and in Accordance Software.
I bought these courses to revise the Latin knowledge I got from college until a year ago. It was an excellent choice, I learned things by heart, not just memorized them. It was beneficial. I hoped to see more examples and sentence translations though.
Using this lecture series with the Wheelock textbook and Workbook. Lectures and exercises are a great support to the concepts in the book. Being able to listen again to some parts is a real plus.
It was helpful and easy to follow
sometimes goes to fast thru the chapters, the worksheets are very helpful
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David D.
I found the lectures and materials provided by Dr. Lugosch to be very helpful in my studies of Wheelock's Latin Chapters 16-30. There was some difficult material for me to grasp in these chapters (participles/infinitives and the subjunctive mood in particular). Dr. Lugosch's lectures gave me a roadmap to work through each chapter in the text - plus I enjoyed his teaching style and sense of humor. His lectures encouraged me to keep going when the going got tough. I look forward to taking his Udemy course on chapters 31-40 of Wheelock and finishing up this text book.