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De bello civili, sive plenius Commentariorum libri tres de bello civili, est opus Gaii Iulii Caesaris de bello quod cum Cn. Pompeio Magno gessit feliciter.Descripta antea iam in opere De bello gallico expeditione gallica, his in libris bellum quod adversum senatum romanum ducente Pompeio magno in Italia, Hispania, Africa et Macedonia gesserit tractat.
📚 Want to Introduce Your Kids to the Basics of Latin Alphabets? 👶Learning a new language can be a fun and engaging experience for children, especially when it's combined with vibrant illustrations and easy-to-follow guides. Our book is designed to introduce young learners to the Latin alphabet in a way that’s both educational and enjoyable.🎉 Experience the joy of learning Latin through our vibrant picture book! 🖼️With each letter of the Latin alphabet beautifully presented on its own page, your child will have the opportunity to explore new words, see their English translations, and learn how to pronounce them with the help of our English transliterations. This method allows for a smooth learning curve, making the language more accessible and easier to grasp.🌟 Highlights Inside the Book: 🔤 Latin Alphabets - Discover all the letters in the Latin alphabet. 📖 Latin Words - Learn simple and common Latin words associated with each letter. 🇬🇧 English Translations - Each word is accompanied by its English meaning. 🔉 English Transliteration - This provides a pronunciation guide, making it easier for your child to learn how to say each word in Latin correctly. 📖 What Makes Our Book Unique? 📄 Each Alphabet Gets Its Own Dedicated Page - Plenty of space for illustrations and learning. 🎨 Beautiful Full-Color Illustrations on Every Page - Engaging visuals to captivate young readers. This book is the perfect start for any child looking to embark on the journey of learning Latin. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or caregiver, you'll find that this book offers a delightful and effective way to introduce a new language to your child.Voir livre
Ab urbe condita libri sunt opus monumentale historiae Romanae Latine scriptum, quod inceptum est ferme anno 27 vel 25 a.C.n. a Tito Livio. Continet res gestas Latinae gentis ex tempore Aeneae, quem proavum populi Romani fuisse fama est, usque ad tempora recentiora regnante Augusto dum vivebat Livius. Ultimus annus a Livio commemoratus est 745 AUC vel 9 a.C.n. quo enim anno defunctus est Drusus. Circa quarta pars operis adversos casus temporum supervixit.Ab urbe condita libri quondam 142 libros continuit, quos autem hodie rectius capitula nuncuparemus. Eorum 35, i.e. libri 1–10 cum praefatione et libri 21–45, usque adhuc admodum intacti supersunt. Quod quidam codex V. saeculo compositus severe laesus est libri 41 et 43-45 lacunis affecti quasi locupleti sunt neque contenta eorum alibi in Livii scriptis praebentur.Voir livre
Commentariorum libri de bello Gallico, sive De bello Gallico, est opus Gaii Iulii Caesaris octo libros continens, in quibus suam incursionem in Galliam, Helvetiam, Germaniam, Britanniam factam describit. Septem libros scripsit singulos, dum bellum contra hostes Gallicos gerit, octavus autem ab Aulo Hirtio familiarissimo Caesari conscriptus est.Caesar de sese persona tertia, rarissime prima, uti solet.Voir livre
Annales sive plenius Ab excessu divi Augusti est titulus operis annalis illustris rerum gestarum scriptoris Cornelii Taciti.In hoc opere Tacitus de vitis (et vero de vitiis) Caesarum ab excessu Augusti ad mortem Neronis scripsit. Opus nobis traditum imperfectum est, nam exemplar primigenium e sedecim libris constabat.Voir livre
Per Laelium, virum summo Scipioni Africano coniunctissimum, M. Tullius Cicero de amicitiae natura ac praestantia disputat: quae in virtute fundata sit, quae temporum iniurias ac omnium casuum impetus fortiter sustineat, quaeque vitam hominum honestate ac splendore augeat atque ornet. In sermone tranquillo, sed plena sapientiae gravitate, amicitiam ad dignitatis fastigium tollit eamque iustitiae ac veritati comparandam putat. Hoc opus, extremo rei publicae tempore scriptum, hodie quoque clara ac quasi viva voce nos admonet; neque enim, saeculis mutatis, mutata est hominum natura: idem semper pectus quaerit, cui se animo ac consilio adiungat.Voir livre
In De Vita Beata philosophus stoicus Lucius Annaeus Seneca omnino et praeclare de felicitatis natura cogitat, certans de notionibus deliciarum, opibus famaque. Directa lucidaque prosa Seneca defendit veram felicitatem non bonis externis sed virtute, ratione et vita congruenter naturae esse. Haec opera, vigens tam hodie quam in antiqua Roma, lectorem invitat ad propriam existentiam examinandam et ad internam libertatem inquirendam per sapientiam. Classicus necessarius illis qui sensu et moderatione vivere avent.Voir livre
