Selections from Latin authors for sight-reading

Ginn, 1886 - Latin language - 237 pages

SELECTIONS FROM CÆSARS CIVIL WAR	1

SELECTIONS FROM LATIN NEW TESTAMENT	17

SELECTIONS FROM QUINTUS CURTIUS RUFUS	27

SELECTIONS FROM CICEROS LETTERS	43

VERGILS ENEID 64	69

VERGILS ENEID	97

1 Conon placed in Command of the Army	137

Scipios Reason	138

The Capture of Numantia	180

The Last Night of Ovid at Rome	181

The Feast in Honor of Hercules	183

Cæsars Troops driven back	184

Jupiter	185

The Iron Age	187

Tarquinius	188

The Horatii and Curiatii	190

Simonides	139

The Privileges of the Spartan Kings	140

Industry and Laziness	141

Artemisium	142

The Gauls occupy Rome	143

SHORT EXTRACTS Continued PAGE 25 The Worship of the Gauls	144

Coriolanus and his Mother	145

The Influence and Leaders of the State of the Treviri	148

Cæsar engages with the Britons	149

Eneas	150

The Method of Fighting	152

Lucius Catiline	153

Catos Views of Old Age	154

Injustice	155

The Only Course	156

The ChariotRace	158

Æneas is carried past the Island of Circe	159

From the Address of Adherbal to the Senate	160

The Wanderings of Æneas	161

The Gauls withdraw	162

The Classes of the Gauls	163

Cæsar is asked to settle a Dispute	164

War is declared and the Forces are gathered	165

The Strife between Romulus and Remus	166

The Golden Age	167

At Philippi	168

Horace to Augustus	170

Marcus Cinna and Sulla	172

Evander addresses Eneas	173

Death of Catiline	174

Integer Vitae	175

Romes Early Wars	176

The Silver Age	178

An Incident in the Sabine War	179

Italy	191

Cato and Cæsar	192

Cæsars Haste	193

Pyrrha	194

Cineas is sent to Rome	195

Cæsars Plan	197

Incidents in the Punic War	198

Alexander visits the Temple of Jupiter Ammon	199

Alexander	200

Tullus and the King	201

Cimon	202

Marius to the Citizens	204

Euclio finds his Possessions gone	205

The Leap of Curtius	206

SHORT EXTRACTS Continued PAGE 102 Hannibal	208

Actium	209

Æneas answers Ligers Revilings	210

Marcellus at Syracuse	211

Phocion	214

Pompey at the Beginning of the Civil War	216

Hamilcar	219

Evanders Reception of the Body of his Son	220

The Seizure of the Sabine Women	222

The Combat	223

Dies Irae	224

Friendship	225

The Siege of Rome	226

The Story of Camilla	227

Ancus Marcius	229

The War between Cæsar and Pompey	230

The Later Wealth and Luxury of Rome	232

Conon	234

Virtue	237

Title	Selections from Latin authors for sight-reading
Author	Everett Titsworth Tomlinson
Compiled by	Everett Titsworth Tomlinson
Publisher	Ginn, 1886
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	15 Apr 2008
Length	237 pages

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