Course curriculum

    1. Zoom Link

    2. The Plan

    3. The Overview

    1. Week 1 Narration - Good Advice

    2. Week 2 Narration - "Do No Harm"

    3. Week 3 Narration - Circles of Belonging

    4. Week 4 Narration - Ambition

    5. Week 5 Narration - Human Nature

    6. Week 6 Narration - Liberal Trades

    7. Week 7 - Who is Cicero?

    8. Week 8 - Fear vs. Goodwill

    9. Week 9 - Generosity

    10. Week 10 - DIY?

    11. Week 11 - The Ring

    12. Week 12 - Dueling Philosophers

    13. Week 13 - Bending and Breaking Rules

    14. Week 14 - Conversations with Friends

    1. Week 1 - conjungō (1 S)

    2. Week 2 - DNA: haec res publica

    3. Week 3 - servō (3 S)

    4. Week 4 - DNA: is animus magnus

    5. Week 5 - videō (3 P)

    6. Week 6 - DNA: illud tempus fēlīx

    7. Week 7 - metuō (2 S)

    8. Week 8 - DNA: ea causa gravis

    9. Week 9 - inveniō (3 S)

    10. Week 10 - DNA: ille dies totus

    11. Week 11 - referō (3 S)

    12. Week 12 - DNA: hoc bellum tantum

    13. Week 13 - reddō (3 P)

    1. Week 1 - Beautiful Sentences

    2. Week 2 - Word Order

    3. Week 3 - The Force of Figures

    4. Week 4 - Chiasmus

    5. Week 5 - Persōna

    6. Week 6 - Trades Fit for Free Men

    1. De Officiis - Week 1

    1. DNA

    2. Verb Synopsis

About this course

  • $350.00
  • Weekly Narrations
  • Regular Latin Translations
  • 14 lessons

Schedule

Advanced Latin – Thursdays @ 4 p.m. Eastern

Cicero – Term 1 – Michaelmas Term

Week 1

Sep 10

Week 2

Sep 17

Week 3

Sep 24

Week 4

Oct 1

Week 5

Oct 8

Week 6

Oct 15

Week 7

Oct 22

Week 8

Oct 29

Week 9 

Nov 5

Week 10

Nov 12

Week 11

Nov 19 (then break for Thanksgiving)

Week 12

Dec 3

Week 13

Dec 10

Week 14

Dec 17

Exam Week

Christmas Break!

Meet the Magister

Tom Cox

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Tom Cox has taught Latin and Greek for 15 years in an all-boys school just outside of Washington, DC. More recently, he has brought his joy for Latin, Greek, and Plutarch online at grammaticus.co. When he's not teaching, he enjoys reading, hiking, singing, and gardening, particularly if he can do these things with his family.

Read Cicero's advice for the good life, as he addressed it to his son.

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