College Vergil: Latin Text with Facing Vocabulary and Commentary

This commentary includes all Latin selections on the College Board's AP (Advanced Placement) syllabus for Vergil's Aeneid in 63 lessons. Each lesson is two facing pages in length. Each even page includes 12-18 lines of Latin text from J.B. Greenough’s 1900 Latin edition with all corresponding vocabulary and grammar notes below the Latin on the same page. The vocabulary contains all words occurring 4 or fewer times, arranged alphabetically in two columns. The grammatical notes are organized according to line numbers and likewise arranged in two columns. On the facing odd page there are high frequency word lists (occurring 5 or more times), short-answer questions, and finally information boxes, which include literary, historical, and grammatical explanations. A running vocabulary list of words occurring 5 or more times is included in the introduction, and an alphabetized list of the same words is included in the glossary. Once readers have memorized the core vocabulary list, they will be able to read the Latin and consult all relevant vocabulary and commentary without turning a page.