”At painful times, when composition is impossible and reading is not enough, grammars and dictionaries are excellent for distraction.” – Elizabeth Barrett-Browning

Grammars & Courses

1. Latin for Beginners by Benjamin D’Ooge (& Answer Key) *
2. Wheelock’s Latin by Frederic Wheelock
3. Gildersleeve’s Latin Grammar by Basil Gildersleeve *
4. New Latin Grammar by Charles E. Bennett *
   My personal favourite. The ‘Word Formation’ chapter is useful for anyone coining mock-Latin.
5. Rudiments of the Latin Tongue by Thomas Ruddiman *
6. Nova sermonis latini palaestra by Arcadius Avellanus *
7. Familia Romana (Lingua Latina) by Hans Henning Ørberg
   Probably the best language book ever written. A brilliant example of the natural method.
8. Latin by the Natural Method by William Most *
    A different approach to Ørberg; not as effective, in my opinion, but interesting nevertheless.
9. Adler’s Grammar (from Latinum.co.uk)*
10. Ahn’s First Latin Course & Answer Key
11. Ahn’s Second Latin Course & Answer Key

Apps (iOS)

1. Virgil Out Loud *
2. SPQR
3. Verbil

Apps (MacOS)

1. LatinEdit * – a seriously amazing app for Latin transcription and Latin study.

Texts

1. Downloebables & Loebolus *
2. Ritchie’s Fabulae Facile (& commentaries) (& translations) *
3. How to Speak Latin by Stephen W. Wilby *
   Bilingual dialogues for schoolboys. Great for Q&A.

Dictionaries

1. Tyronis Thesaurus *
2. Latdict *

Podcasts

1. Reading Latin Poetry *

Video

1. Latin Tutorial *
2. Evan der Millner’s Latinum *
3. Scorpio Martianus’s read-through of Lingua Latina *

Other

1. Declension charts *
2. Weekly world news read in Latin *
3. Pronunciation Guide with Audio *

* available free