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Language section. Component 1 – Unseen translation and Component 2 – Prose Composition or Comprehension 57 Sessions | 63 Study Questions

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1. OCR A Level Latin H443. An overview.

2. Main grammar terms when learning Latin

3. Review of the use of noun cases

3. Answers to exercises

4. Review of the use of verb tenses

4. Answers to exercises

5. Review of adjectives (comparatives and superlatives), adverbs

5. Answers to exercises

6. Review of direct questions

6. Answers to exercises

7. Review of relative clauses and relative pronouns

7. Answers to exercises

8. Uses of the connecting relative

8. Answers to exercises

9. Review of use of prepositions, prefixes and compounds in Latin

9. Answers to exercises

10. Introduction of present subjunctive and the jussive subjunctive

10. Answers to exercises

11. Wishes for the future

11. Answers to exercises

12. Potential subjunctive

12. Answers to exercises

13. Deliberative questions

13. Answers to exercises

14. Purpose clauses; sequence of tenses (1)

14. Answers to exercises

15. Direct commands

15. Answers to exercises

16. Indirect commands

16. Answers to exercises

17. Verbs of fearing

17. Answers to exercises

18. Perfect subjunctive Result clauses

18. Answers to exercises

19. Indirect questions sequence of tenses (2)

19. Answers to exercises

20. Periphrastic future (and future-in-the-past) subjunctive

20. Answers to exercises

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Prose Literature (H443/03) Group I and II (for examinations in 2025 and 2026) Cicero Pro Caelio 27 Sessions | 18 Study Questions

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2. Context and background for the politics of the late Roman republic

3. The life of Cicero

4. Context and background to Caelius case. Overview. Oratorical devices used by Cicero.

5. Translating Cicero’s Latin. Translating more complex Latin sentences. Stylistic features in Cicero. Overview of study of Cicero text procedure

6. Read the full English translation of the Pro Caelio.

7. Sections 51-52 Translate these lines (student to prepare first, then PowerPoint will take the student through it word by word: first a literal translation, then one in good English) Pick out stylistic features Comment on how those features are used

7. Study questions

8. Sections 51-52 Translate these lines (student to prepare first, then PowerPoint will take the student through it word by word: first a literal translation, then one in good English) Pick out stylistic features Comment on how those features are used

8. Study questions

9. Sections 55-56. Translate these lines (student to prepare first, then PowerPoint will take the student through it word by word: first a literal translation, then one in good English) Pick out stylistic features. Comment on how those features are used.

9. Study questions

10. Sections 57-58. Translate these lines (student to prepare first, then PowerPoint will take the student through it word by word: first a literal translation, then one in good English) Pick out stylistic features. Comment on how those features are used.

10. Study questions

11. Sections 61-62 Translate these lines (student to prepare first, then PowerPoint will take the student through it word by word: first a literal translation, then one in good English) Pick out stylistic features. Comment on how those features are used.

11. Study questions

12. Sections 63-64 Translate these lines (student to prepare first, then PowerPoint will take the student through it word by word: first a literal translation, then one in good English) Pick out stylistic features. Comment on how those features are used.

12. Study questions

13. Sections 65-66 Translate these lines (student to prepare first, then PowerPoint will take the student through it word by word: first a literal translation, then one in good English) Pick out stylistic features. Comment on how those features are used.

13. Study questions

14. Sections 67-68 Translate these lines (student to prepare first, then PowerPoint will take the student through it word by word: first a literal translation, then one in good English) Pick out stylistic features. Comment on how those features are used.

14. Study questions

15. Sections 33-34 Translate these lines (student to prepare first, then PowerPoint will take the student through it word by word: first a literal translation, then one in good English) Pick out stylistic features. Comment on how those features are used.

15. Study questions

16. Sections 35-36 Translate these lines (student to prepare first, then PowerPoint will take the student through it word by word: first a literal translation, then one in good English) Pick out stylistic features. Comment on how those features are used.

16. Study questions

17. Sections 37-38

17. Study questions

18. Sections 39-40

18. Study questions

19. Sections 41-42

19. Study questions

20. Sections 43-44

20. Study questions

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Verse Literature (H443/04) Groups 3 and 4 (for examinations in 2025 and 2026) 25 Sessions | 19 Study Questions

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1. Virgil, Aeneid II, Overview

2. Context and background for the life and works of Virgil. Context and background for the politics of the late Roman republic.

3. The story of the Aeneid: The Aeneid as foundation myth The Aeneid: connections to Julius Caesar and Augustus

4. Influences on the Aeneid: Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey, Livy’s History of Rome, Plutarch’s Life of Romulus Ennius Annales (fragments)

5. Style and metre in Virgil’s Aeneid

6. Familiarising yourself with the Aeneid

7. Aeneid II 40-64

7. Study questions

8. Aeneid II 65-87

8. Study questions

9. Aeneid II 88-106

9. Study questions

10. Aeneid II lines 107-121

10. Study questions

11. Aeneid II lines 122-144

11. Study Questions

12. Aeneid II lines 145-171

12. Study Questions

13. Aeneid II 172-194

13. Study Questions

14. Aeneid II lines 195-219

14. Study Questions

15. Aeneid II lines 220-249

15. Study Questions

16. Aeneid II lines 268-90

16. Study questions

17. Aeneid II lines 291-317

17. Study questions

18. Aeneid II lines 370-393

18. Study questions

19. Aeneid II lines 394-412

19. Study questions

20. Aeneid II lines 413-37

20. Study questions

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