Bestiaria Latina: Latin Via Fables: simplicissimus

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This blog contains simplified fables adapted from Mille Fabulae et Una: 1001 Aesop's Fables in Latin. You can find out more about that book at the Mille Fabulae et Una blog, where you can also get a free PDF copy of the book. Here, I have simplified the syntax of the fables, changing the verbs to (mostly) present tense and removing complex constructions. I have not, however, made many changes to the vocabulary (I'm still figuring out just how to approach the idea of "simple vocabulary" in Latin) - but I am adding vocabulary lists to the fables I had previously published. You can browse the fables with vocabulary lists, and the new fables being added (3-4 per week) all come with vocabulary! To keep up with new content here and at the other Bestiaria Latina blogs, check out the Bestiaria Round-Ups.

Bestiaria Latina: Latin Via Fables

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