Henle Latin 3 Text
Discover Cicero in Latin translation
| Audience | Grades 9–12; used in Classical Conversations communities in Challenge III |
| Accessibility | Challenging; most students will require help |
| Preparation | High |
| Ease of use | Fairly small size, so students will need to complete work and take notes separately |
| Page Count | 512 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Publication Date | 1959 |
General Description
Originally published in 1945, the Henle Latin series teaches Latin traditionally, rigorously, and in an orderly, systematic manner. This text contains all of the exercises and readings for the course. In the third year, students translate original works by Cicero, focusing on syntax and more complex grammar forms. Many repetitious Latin phrases and copious exercises produce mastery rather than frustration, while exercises and readings teach Roman and Christian history and compare the pagan and Christian worldviews. In addition, Henle provides valuable insight into the history of the Church, providing an excellent opportunity for Christians to trace their heritage back to its ancient origins.
Henle teaches grammar and syntax in a separate 250-page Grammar manual, which is used as a handy reference throughout the program.
