Texts: Fourth Year Latin, Jenney, Scudder andCoffin, Allyn & Bacon, New Jersey and California, 1987; Elementary Latin Dictionary, C. T. Lewis, Ph.D., Oxford University Press, 1991 (the latter is the property of the department and is loaned to students for their use); Vergil The Aeneid, translated with an introduction by W. F. J. Knight, Penguin Books, New York, 1958.

Reading in, and discussion of, the passages from Vergil's Aeneid in Books I, II, IV and VI, X and XII, as recommended by the AP "Acorn Book," as well as a familarity with the content of Books I through XII, are the goals of the course. Students are expected to recognize the importanceof various literary devices and references from classical history and mythology. Students are expected to master both scansion of, and reading aloud, the verse in dactylic hexameter.

 Instructors: Mr. Matthew Gabe Period 5 Period 7