Compiled Latin Resources

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Here are our compiled Latin Resources. There are on-site suggestions, off-site suggestions, and additional places to look. The product is a PDF of this list.

Here are our compiled Latin Resources

On this site:

• Latin Verb & Noun Endings Quick Reference Sheet (Free)
• A Family Handbook of Prayer which includes some Latin (Free)
• Supplemental Religious Material for Latin (Family-$5/Co-op or classroom $10) (Includes some familiar Lutheran texts, vocabulary help, Latin text of creeds and some common hymns, “A Mighty Fortress” translated into Latin, the O Antiphons in Latin, some religious phrases for memory work, and some advice and suggestions)

Other Lutheran Websites

• Lex Semper Accusat (Free): This blog includes notes for translating the Augsburg Confession from Latin!
• Retinenda: Latin for Lutherans (Free)
• Luther’s Latin Litany (Free)
• Triglotta (German/Latin) (Free)

Latin Books by Lutherans

• There is a lovely Small Catechism in Latin with notes put together by Rev. Dr. Edward Naumann.
• Luther’s Small Catechism: An Intermediate Latin Reader, Large Print, put together by Philip Schaffer
• Liber Hymnorum: The Latin Hymns of the Lutheran Church!
• The Book of Psalms in English & Latin by Latif Haki Gaba
• Liber Psalmorum by Latif Haki Gaba
• Iter Aeneae, part 1 of the Aeneis Pro Liberis series, by Philip Schaffer
• Lacrimae Didonis, part 2 of the Aeneis Pro Liberis series, by Philip Schaffer
• The Latin Vocabulary of the Small Catechism
• The Latin Vocabulary of the Augsburg Confession
• The Augsburg Confession: A Latin Reader

Additional Resources

You may also be interested in this comparison chart about various introductory Latin programs. Also, readers have also not seen, but been curious about these:

• Mille Fabulae et Una: 1001 Aesop’s Fables in Latin (free download)
• Vulgate Verses: 4000 Sayings from the Bible for Teachers and Students of Latin
• Latin Via Proverbs
• Latin Bible Reader
• A First Latin Reader

Anything else we can add to this list of compiled Latin resources? 🙂