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Version 5.0
Page 15 Sordidus and dëfessus are new words for students Add the following words after asinus:
but not glossed here in chapter V. (They are sordidus, -a, -um, adj.: dirty
included in the full glossary at the back of the dëfessus, -a, -um, adj.: tired
book.)
Note: Version 5.0 was revised in 2018 to correspond with the revised, updated edition of Latin for Children Primer A. The History
Reader revision includes a new design, complete new Latin- and English-language content edits, and assorted other updates. Due to the
length of these revisions and the page numbers changing as a result, we will not list each 2018 revision in this errata sheet. Please note: The
chapter-by-chapter Latin grammar sequence remains the same as previous versions.
Version 4.0
Table of Contents There is no corresponding note to the asterisk Add the following note at the bottom of the page: See
next to "Grammar Assumed." p. 8.
Pages 11–12 Librï is incorrect. Change Decem Librï dë Architectürä to: Decem
Librös dë Architectürä
Answer Key PDF, page 2 Librï is incorrect. Change Decem Librï dë Architectürä to: Decem
Librös dë Architectürä
Page 13 Students haven't learned the future tense Change to: oppugnäbant
yet, so they aren't able to correctly translate
oppugnäbunt.
Answer Key PDF, page 3 Students haven't learned the future tense Change translation of sentence #4 to: Hannibal and
yet, so they aren't able to correctly translate the Carthaginian troops and the elephants were
oppugnäbunt. attacking the Romans.