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It's been roughly 6 months since I've read any Latin, and I learned using a more traditional textbook[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/18251/pg18251-images.html[/URL]Left off at Caesar and adjusting to the word order (i.e. understanding in the order it's written as opposed to scanning the whole sentence and understanding as I would something expressed in English) gave me the most trouble. Vocabulary as well.I'd eventually like to read some philosophy, both classical (Cicero) and early modern (Leibniz), but not really in a rush. Would you recommend reviewing the basics with Familia Romana or would an intermediate reader be fine?
It's been roughly 6 months since I've read any Latin, and I learned using a more traditional textbook
[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/18251/pg18251-images.html[/URL]
Left off at Caesar and adjusting to the word order (i.e. understanding in the order it's written as opposed to scanning the whole sentence and understanding as I would something expressed in English) gave me the most trouble. Vocabulary as well.
I'd eventually like to read some philosophy, both classical (Cicero) and early modern (Leibniz), but not really in a rush. Would you recommend reviewing the basics with Familia Romana or would an intermediate reader be fine?
