Listen to spoken Latin in this podcast from Latinitium.com. 

#1: How do you say “don't worry” in Latin? In this video I talk about two ways of expressing this in Latin. The video is entirely in Latin.

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Spoken Latin: #1 Quomodo Latine “Don't worry” dici potest? (latinitium.com)

#3: In today's episode episode in Latin from latinitium.com I discuss the great (mostly) Plautine expression “sub manus succedere” and its interesting possible origin.

Spoken Latin: #3 Quid significat “sub manus succedere” et quomodo ponitur? (latinitium.com)

#5: In this episode of spoken Latin from latinitium.com we answer the age old question: What did the good ol' Romans do in the fall? The answer has to do with horses, tails and dancing priests. Listen and find out more!

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Spoken Latin: #5 Quidnam Romani mense Octobri faciebant? (latinitium.com)

Forced into exile, Cicero wrote home to his wife Terentia, showing us a different side of the well known Roman orator. This is one of those letters...

Spoken Latin: #06 Quo animo Cicero in exsilium profectus est? (latinitium.com)

Ever wondered what creatures and supernatural beings haunted the Romans? Watch Latinitium’s Halloween special to find out. 

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"This House" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

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Thunder effect

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Casket effect

http://soundbible.com/1354-Opening-Casket.html

Spoken Latin – #7 Halloween Special: Horrenda atque timenda (latinitium.com)

Who was Terence the great Roman playwright? More myth and rumor than truth? Find out in this episode of Latinitium's podcast in Latin. An animated video for this episode is available on http://www.youtube.com/c/latinitium

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Spoken Latin – #8 Pauca de Terentio: Vita et opera comici (latinitium.com)

Learn Latin with audio! Listen to this short story in Latin about Mantacius a the french (con)man who claims to be able to raise the dead...
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Suonatore di Liuto Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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#10 – Vivae Litterae: Fabula de Mantacio impostore

Learn Latin with audio! Listen to this letter in Latin written by Pliny the Younger, in which he reveals why he admires the old man Spurinna. 

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#9 – Vivae Litterae: Cur Plinius Spurinnae similis esse voluerit (Plin. 3.1)

Pugio Bruti — A Crime Story in Easy Latin is a 70-page story in easy Classical Latin written by the founders of Latinitium.com, Daniel Pettersson and Amelie Rosengren. The book has a Latin vocabulary of 350, which is repeated throughout the story. It revolves around Terentia, whose father dies and leaves her with a dagger. The dagger holds a secret which drags the young woman out into the streets of Rome, fighting for the legacy of her father and for her own future

Pugio Bruti – A Crime Story in Easy Latin (Audiobook) Preview

This is the first chapter from the audiobook of the Latin novel Ad Alpes written by H. C. Nutting. It is one of the best books written for intermediate learners of Latin. The audiobook was produced in a professional studio by Latinitium.com. To get more chapters visit: 

https://www.latinitium.com/store/ad-alpes-part-one-audiobook

Ad Alpes – A Tale of Roman Life: Audiobook

Chapter 1: Ad Alpes – A Tale of Roman Life Audiobook

This is the fifteenth chapter from the audiobook of the Latin novel Ad Alpes written by H. C. Nutting. It is one of the best books written for intermediate learners of Latin. The audiobook was produced in a professional studio by Latinitium.com. To get more chapters visit: 

https://www.latinitium.com/store/

Ad Alpes – A Tale of Roman Life Audiobook Vol 2 (Chapters 13–26)

Chapter 15: Ad Alpes – A Tale of Roman Life Audiobook

You're listening to chapter 36 of the Latin audiobook "Ad Alpes – A Tale of Roman Life: The audiobook" 

You can get the entire book (7h 19 minutes of Latin) on Latinitium.com/store

The audio is a professional studio recording with which you can practice your listening comprehension, read along with the narrator to practice your own pronunciation, or listen for the pure enjoyment of listening to good stories in Latin. It works very well on its own as a pure audiobook or you can use it as a complement to the physical book.

ISBN: 978-91-985094-4-1

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