Peter V. Jones
Autor von Learn Latin: A Lively Introduction to Reading the Language
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Veni, Vidi, Vici: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Romans But Were Afraid to Ask (2013) 138 Exemplare
Homer: Odyssey: A Companion to the Translation of Richmond Lattimore (Classics Companions) (1989) 123 Exemplare
Eureka!: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Ancient Greeks but Were Afraid to Ask (2014) 83 Exemplare
Reading Ovid: Stories from the Metamorphoses (Cambridge Intermediate Latin Readers) (English and Latin Edition) (2007) 37 Exemplare
Vox Populi: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about the Classical World but Were Afraid to Ask (2019) 25 Exemplare
Aprendendo Latim. Gramática, Vocabulário, Exercícios e Textos (Em Portuguese do Brasil) (2012) 7 Exemplare
A threat to Latin 1 Exemplar
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Latin and Vernacular: Studies in Late Mediaeval Texts and Manuscripts - Conference Proceedings (York Manuscripts… (1989) — Mitwirkender — 4 Exemplare
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- Jones, Peter Vaughan
- Geburtstag
- 1942-04-25
- Geschlecht
- male
- Nationalität
- UK
- Ausbildung
- University of Cambridge (Classics) (1964)
University of London (Ph.D.) (Homer) (1971) - Berufe
- Senior Lecturer in Classics
teacher
journalist
broadcaster - Beziehungen
- Jones, David E. H. (brother)
- Organisationen
- Friends of the Classics
University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne - Preise und Auszeichnungen
- MBE (1983)
- Agent
- United Agents
- Hinweis zur Identitätsklärung
- As of 2016 Peter Jones was still living.
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Reading Latin von P. V. Jones
A really good text for mature beginners or amateurs of Latin. Needs to be read in conjunction with the other two books in the series for full effect. Be warned though, while this isn't a "grammar first" book like 'Wheelock's Latin' (in many ways a relief), it should perhaps be supplemented by a real beginners course like Cambridge, that starts off a bit simpler and introduces grammar more naturally. Still, you can't beat this if you're studying alone, and particularly if you're interested in translation.… (mehr)
A really good text for mature beginners or amateurs of Latin. Needs to be read in conjunction with the other two books in the series for full effect. Be warned though, while this isn't a "grammar first" book like the horrid 'Wheelock's Latin', it should perhaps be supplemented by a real beginners cause like Cambridge, that starts off a bit simpler and introduces grammar more naturally. Still, you can't beat this if you're studying alone, and particularly if you're interested in translation.
A really good text for mature beginners or amateurs of Latin. Needs to be read in conjunction with the other two books in the series for full effect. Be warned though, while this isn't a "grammar first" book like the horrid 'Wheelock's Latin', it should perhaps be supplemented by a real beginners cause like Cambridge, that starts off a bit simpler and introduces grammar more naturally. Still, you can't beat this if you're studying alone, and particularly if you're interested in translation.
Concise and quite readable, this is an excellent introduction to the Roman world.
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