Fabellae Latinae ad cap. I−XXXV

by Hans Henning Ørberg, Luigi Miraglia (Editor)

Extended version up fo cXXXV of LLPSI.
A collection of easy elementary texts, Fabellae Latinae, corresponding (lexically and grammatically) to chapters in Familia Romana, similar and supplemental to Colloquia Personarum.

Genres: Ebooks

107 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2006

Reviews

[Daniel]

Certissime, Orberg homo doctissimus erat, qui fabellas latinas pulcherrimas scripsit. Et quid est melius quam hoc: hic liber nulla pecunia constat! Ecce: https://www.hackettpublishing.com/pdf...

(Etiam nuper huius libri alteram et pleniorem editionem inveni, quae plura capitula habet et hic inveniri potest: https://dokumen.tips/download/link/fa.... Haec editio non iam solum triginta capitula sed duodeoctoginta capitula! Babae!)

[Cole Whetstone]

Unity: Etiam nunc, tu quoque linguam Latinam sine alia lingua discere potes! Praeterea, personae in LLPSI et Colloquiis Personarum melius noscere potes.

3 Prompts:
1. Quomodo Colloquia Personarum deest? Velut dico, Colloquia Personarum modo in longitudine deest. Itaque eis longior fieri necesse est.
2. Quibus de personis magis discere et legere decet? Davus est prima persona harum fabullarum, et quam misera est fabula sua!

2 Implications:
1. Quantum LLPSI est nimis?

Rating: 4/5
* Hae fabulae eaedem Colloquiis personarum sunt, nec est mala res! Quam utillimas, quam facillimas legendi et (mea sententa, maxima res), quam iucundissimas! Hae fabulae valde me delectat, et modo pauco peiorae sunt quam LLPSI aut Colloqia Personarum.

[Addie]

This Latin reader has small half-page to page long exercises which are great for repeated Latin exposure to the newly introduced words and contexts. They match up with chapters from Familia Romana so the characters are already known and the style of writing is familiar. This book is a great addition to the Lingua Latina series. It was a free download online, which was easy to print and read bookstyle.

[Gregorius Minor]

The same as Familia Romana, just with very short stories which sometimes are worse versions of the stories of Familia Romana, and never have very much to do with each other. Orbergs style saves it from getting only one star.

[Edgar Torres]

Muy buen libro , especialmente como complemento de Familia Romana. Conseguí la versión que contiene 100 páginas y cubre hasta el capítulo XXXV. El grado de dificultad aumenta mientas se venza en su lectura y nuevo vocabulario es usado.

[Trinity]

Excellent for reviewing and measuring Latin comprehension if you’re using LLPSI

[Ezequiel Melo Bustos]

Es un muy buen complemento en el sentido de aportar una lectura extra para Familia Romana o Colloquium Personarum, sin embargo no está a la altura de este último.

[Michael Kenan Baldwin]

I read the expanded version which complements all chapters of Familia Romana (inc up to capitulum XXXV). There are a couple of moving stories in here!

[Ming Chen]

Good.

[Jon Ladner]

Great supplement for LLPSI. The most difficult aspect is the syntax, and at times the stories rely on more natural Latin constructions, which is difficult, but very helpful.

[Nitin Prasad]

Fabellae bonae sunt, sed carent notae.