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AS Latin: Accidence and Syntax

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  • A Level Latin Literature
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    • 2018-19
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      • Group 1
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        • Cicero: Pro Milone 24-32, 34-5, 43-52
        • Tacitus: Annals I 16-30
      • Group 2
    • 2020-21
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      • Group 1
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        • Cicero: Philippic II 44–50 & 78–92
        • Tacitus Histories I, 4-7, 12-14, 17-23 & 26
      • Group 2
  • A Level Latin Language
  • Accidence
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    • Nouns
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      • Declensions Overview
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        • 1st Declension
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          • 1st Noun Tester
          • Crossword
        • 2nd Declension
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          • 2nd (m.) Noun Tester
          • 2nd (n.) Noun Tester
          • Crossword
        • 3rd Declension
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          • 3rd (m/f) Noun Tester
          • 3rd (n.) Noun Tester
        • 4th Declension
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          • 4th Noun Tester
        • 5th Declension
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          • 5th Noun Tester
        • Declension Tests
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          • Decline Any Noun
    • Adjectives
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      • Positive Forms
      • Comparative Forms
      • Superlative Forms
      • Irregular Comparison
      • Adjectives Tests
    • Pronouns Tester
    • Adverbs
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      • Positive Forms
    • Verbs
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      • Active
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        • Present
        • Imperfect
        • Future
        • Perfect
        • Pluperfect
        • Imperfect Subjunctive
        • Pluperfect Subjunctive
        • Regular Verbs Tester (Active)
      • Passive
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        • Present
        • Imperfect
        • Future
        • Perfect
        • Pluperfect
        • Imperfect Subjunctive
        • Pluperfect Subjunctive
        • Regular Verbs Tester (Passive)
  • Syntax
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    • Uses of the Cases
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      • Nominative Case
    • Verbs + Dative
    • Direct Questions
    • Time Expressions
    • Prepositions
    • Conditional Clauses
    • Purpose Clauses
    • Indirect Commands
    • Result Clauses
    • cum clauses
    • Indirect Questions
    • Gerundive + ad
  • Past Papers
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  • Aeneid II (set text)

The Odyssey

  • Book 1
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    • Athene visits Telemachus
    • 1-21 Proem
    • 22-43 Zeus calls an assembly
  • Book 2
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    • The debate in Ithaca
  • Book 3
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    • Nestor
  • Book 4
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    • Menelaus
  • Book 5
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    • Calypso
  • Book 6
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    • Nausicaa
  • Book 7
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    • Alcinous’ Palace
  • Book 8
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    • The Phaeacian Games
  • Book 9
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    • The Cyclops
  • Book 10
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    • Circe
  • Book 11
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    • The Underworld
  • Book 12
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    • Cattle of the Sun
  • Book 13
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    • Return to Ithaca
  • Book 14
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    • Eumaeus’ Hut
  • Book 15
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    • Telemachus Returns
  • Book 16
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    • Father and Son
  • Book 17
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    • Odysseus in Town
  • Book 18
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    • The Beggars
  • Book 19
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    • Penelope and the Stranger
  • Book 20
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    • The Night Before
  • Book 21
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    • The Contest of the Bow
  • Book 22
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    • The Suitors’ End
  • Book 23
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    • Husband and Wife
  • Book 24
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    • The Aftermath

Aeneid 2

  • A Level Latin Literature
    • Back
    • 2018-19
      • Back
      • Group 1
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        • Cicero: Pro Milone 24-32, 34-5, 43-52
        • Tacitus: Annals I 16-30
      • Group 2
    • 2020-21
      • Back
      • Group 1
        • Back
        • Cicero: Philippic II 44–50 & 78–92
        • Tacitus Histories I, 4-7, 12-14, 17-23 & 26
      • Group 2
  • A Level Latin Language

GCSE Latin Tables

  • Nouns
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    • 1st Declension
    • 2nd Declension
    • 3rd Declension
    • 4th Declension
    • 5th Declension
  • Adjectives
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    • 2-1-2 Adjectives
    • 3rd Declension Adjectives
  • Pronouns
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    • Personal Pronouns
    • Possessive Pronouns
    • Demonstrative Pronouns