Readings from Latin Verse With Notes By: Curtis C. Bushnell
Readings from Latin Verse With Notes by Curtis C. Bushnell is a comprehensive collection of Latin poems that provides a valuable resource for those studying classical Latin literature. The book offers a diverse selection of poems, ranging from ancient Roman epics to works from the medieval period. What sets this book apart is the inclusion of detailed notes accompanying each poem. The notes prove to be immensely helpful for students, providing explanations of difficult vocabulary, grammar, and cultural references. The author's expertise is evident in his well-researched and accessible explanations, making it easier for readers to grasp the intricacies of Latin poetry. The selection of poems is thoughtful, providing a broad representation of different genres and eras in Latin literature. From epic tales like Ovid's Metamorphoses to lyrical love poetry by Catullus, the book showcases the diversity and richness of Latin verse. The variety of poems ensures that readers can explore different themes, styles, and techniques, enhancing their understanding and appreciation of this ancient language. Furthermore, the book's organization and layout are commendable. The poems are presented in a clear, easy-to-read format, with the original Latin text on one page and the English translation on the opposite page. This allows readers to compare and contrast the two versions, aiding in their comprehension and interpretation of the poems. The inclusion of footnotes referencing related works or offering additional context further enriches the reading experience. Despite its numerous advantages, one potential drawback of this book lies in its level of difficulty. While the accompanying notes prove beneficial, some readers may find the text challenging, particularly those with limited experience in Latin. Nevertheless, the book remains an excellent resource for both intermediate and advanced Latin students, as well as enthusiasts of classical literature. Readings from Latin Verse With Notes by Curtis C. Bushnell is a well-crafted collection that serves as a valuable tool for students and lovers of Latin poetry alike. With its comprehensive selection of poems, detailed notes, and clear presentation, this book offers an engaging and accessible avenue for exploring the beauty and intricacy of Latin verse. Whether used in a classroom setting or for personal enrichment, this book is sure to enhance readers' understanding and appreciation of this ancient language and its timeless literary creations. First Page: READINGS FROM LATIN VERSE WITH NOTES BY CURTIS C. BUSHNELL, PH.D. PROFESSOR OF CLASSICS IN SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Boston ALLYN AND BACON 1908 COPYRIGHT, 1908, BY CURTIS C. BUSHNELL. FRANCISCO SMALLEY DECANO COMES ET AMICVS HVNC LIBELLVM D D INTRODUCTORY NOTE. THIS little book has been prepared to meet the needs of my own classes. The selections have been made primarily with reference to their literary merit, but also with the intention of introducing the student to a number of authors not usually read in the earlier portion of the college course. The notes are greatly indebted to the works named under the heading, 'Reference.' I am under obligations to Professor E. C. Morris of Syracuse University for the correction of the manuscript of the notes, and to Mr. N. L. Willey, Syracuse University, 1908, for assistance in proof reading. C. C. B. SYRACUSE, N.Y. READINGS FROM LATIN VERSE. CLASSICAL LATIN POETRY. I. ENNIUS. FROM THE ANNALS. 1. The Lament for Romulus. Pectora fida tenet desiderium: simul inter sese sic memorant, 'o Romule, Romule die, qualem te patriae custodem di genuerunt! O pater, o genitor, o sanguen dis oriundum, tu produxisti nos intra luminis oras... Continue reading book >>

Readings from Latin Verse With Notes By: Curtis C. Bushnell

Readings from Latin Verse With Notes by Curtis C. Bushnell is a comprehensive collection of Latin poems that provides a valuable resource for those studying classical Latin literature. The book offers a diverse selection of poems, ranging from ancient Roman epics to works from the medieval period.

What sets this book apart is the inclusion of detailed notes accompanying each poem. The notes prove to be immensely helpful for students, providing explanations of difficult vocabulary, grammar, and cultural references. The author's expertise is evident in his well-researched and accessible explanations, making it easier for readers to grasp the intricacies of Latin poetry.

The selection of poems is thoughtful, providing a broad representation of different genres and eras in Latin literature. From epic tales like Ovid's Metamorphoses to lyrical love poetry by Catullus, the book showcases the diversity and richness of Latin verse. The variety of poems ensures that readers can explore different themes, styles, and techniques, enhancing their understanding and appreciation of this ancient language.

Furthermore, the book's organization and layout are commendable. The poems are presented in a clear, easy-to-read format, with the original Latin text on one page and the English translation on the opposite page. This allows readers to compare and contrast the two versions, aiding in their comprehension and interpretation of the poems. The inclusion of footnotes referencing related works or offering additional context further enriches the reading experience.

Despite its numerous advantages, one potential drawback of this book lies in its level of difficulty. While the accompanying notes prove beneficial, some readers may find the text challenging, particularly those with limited experience in Latin. Nevertheless, the book remains an excellent resource for both intermediate and advanced Latin students, as well as enthusiasts of classical literature.

Readings from Latin Verse With Notes by Curtis C. Bushnell is a well-crafted collection that serves as a valuable tool for students and lovers of Latin poetry alike. With its comprehensive selection of poems, detailed notes, and clear presentation, this book offers an engaging and accessible avenue for exploring the beauty and intricacy of Latin verse. Whether used in a classroom setting or for personal enrichment, this book is sure to enhance readers' understanding and appreciation of this ancient language and its timeless literary creations.

First Page:

READINGS FROM LATIN VERSE

WITH NOTES

CURTIS C. BUSHNELL, PH.D.

PROFESSOR OF CLASSICS IN SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

Boston ALLYN AND BACON 1908

FRANCISCO SMALLEY DECANO COMES ET AMICVS HVNC LIBELLVM D D

INTRODUCTORY NOTE.

THIS little book has been prepared to meet the needs of my own classes. The selections have been made primarily with reference to their literary merit, but also with the intention of introducing the student to a number of authors not usually read in the earlier portion of the college course.

The notes are greatly indebted to the works named under the heading, 'Reference.'

I am under obligations to Professor E. C. Morris of Syracuse University for the correction of the manuscript of the notes, and to Mr. N. L. Willey, Syracuse University, 1908, for assistance in proof reading. C. C. B. SYRACUSE, N.Y.

READINGS FROM LATIN VERSE.

CLASSICAL LATIN POETRY.

I. ENNIUS.

FROM THE ANNALS.

1. The Lament for Romulus.

Pectora fida tenet desiderium: simul inter sese sic memorant, 'o Romule, Romule die, qualem te patriae custodem di genuerunt! O pater, o genitor, o sanguen dis oriundum, tu produxisti nos intra luminis oras... Continue reading book >>

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