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It's also nice to read and understand in Latin without having to translate into English as I go along. It's wonderful reading through a paragraph without having to dive for a dictionary. The whole thing is in Latin ( really! - even the copyright reads 'omnia proprietatis iura reservantur'), and I think it accomplishes its task quite well - I find myself picking up new vocabulary straight from context. In this text every sentence is intelligible per se because the meaning and function of all new words and forms is made plain by the context or by illustrations or marginal notes."
"LINGUA LATINA provides a Latin text that students can read and understand immediately without any need for translation. As the author, Hans Orberg, describes it, I recently purchased Lingua Latina per se Illustrata, Pars I: Familia Romana and thought I'd mention it here.
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