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Title: Ecce Romani, 11-B: Pastimes and Ceremonies (Ecce Romani) by Gilbert Lawall ISBN: 0-8013-1207-8 Publisher: Prentice Hall (K-12) Pub. Date: 01 February, 1995 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $29.10

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Average Customer Rating: 3 (2 reviews)

Rating: 3
Summary: Ecce Romani, 11-B (A Youger Student's Guide to Latin)
Comment: This book is the second section of a two part book in the Ecce Romani series. This book text is more motivated to the reading and comprehension level of a youger reader. Each chapter starts with a story yet some chapters the stories have the same content. This book teaches you limited vocabulary and grammar a much needed part of learning latin. Towards the end of the book however the stories get more interesting with better sentence structure. It does however have many good points on Roman history, especially mythology. I liked the facts on Roman life though. This is a good book for a young Latin Scholar.

Rating: 3
Summary: A Youger Student's Guide to Latin
Comment: This book is the second section of a two part book in the Ecce Romani series. This book text is more motivated to the reading and comprehension level of a youger reader. Each chapter starts with a story yet some chapters the stories have the same content. This book teaches you limited vocabulary and grammar a much needed part of learning latin. Towards the end of the book however the stories get more interesting with better sentence structure. It does however have many good points on Roman history, especially mythology. I liked the facts on Roman life though. This is a good book for a young Latin Scholar.