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Vergil & Aeneid and Teaching Resources
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Vergil-1. Breuker, John. Study Notes for Vergil's Aeneid. (Oxford, Ohio: The Campanian Society, 2000). ISBN: 0-96627-639-6. Soft cover. Spiral bound. [98 pages] Cost: $25.00
Vergil-2. Jordan, Victoria. A Commentary on the Aeneid. For Selections Included in the Advanced Placement Vergil Examination. (Oxford, Ohio: The Campanian Society, 1999). ISBN: 0-96627-633-7. Soft cover. Spiral bound. [224 pages]. Cost: $35.00
Vergil-3. Kennedy, George A. The Latin Ilias: Introduction, Text, Translation and Notes. The Latin of the Ilias Latina is remarkably easy; this text can be used to great advantage with high school Latin students and intermediate or advanced college students. Ilias Latina is a reduction of the entire Iliad into 1070 lines. Written by Baebius Italicus, during the reign of Nero, Ilias Latina is classical style and draws upon Vergil and Ovid for its vocabulary, syntax and idioms. Includes: Introduction, Latin text. Cost: $35.00
Vergil-4. Wilhelm, Robert M. & Howard Jones [Editors]. The Two Worlds of the Poet. New Perspectives on Vergil. (Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1992). ISBN: 0-814392450-9. Hard cover with dust jacket. [522 pages]. Cost: $50.00
Vergil-5. Wilhelm, Robert. The Vergilian Society of America: The First Fifty Years. (Vergilius. Supplementary Volume 3, 1988). [127 pages]. Cost: $10.00
Vergil-6. Ziolkowski, John E. Classical Washington; Robert M. Wilhelm. A Selected List of Paintings and Sculptures on Classical Subjects in the National Gallery of Art, Washington,D.C. [51 pages]. Cost: $10.00
Vergil-7. Zrankton, James. Enhancing the Study of Vergil's Aeneid. (Oxford, Ohio: The Campanian Society, 2000). ISBN: 0-96627-638-8. Soft cover. Spiral bound. [76 pages]. Cost: $10.00
[1] The Doors on the Temple of Apollo At Cumae.
[2] The Cumaean Sibyl (Vergil's Cumaean Sibyl; The Grotto of the Sibyl at Cumae; Michelangelo and the Cumaean Sibyl in the Sistine Chapel; Student Activities)
[3] Omens and Prophecies in Vergil's Aeneid (Omens in Vergil's Aeneid; Prophecies in Vergil's Aeneid).
[4] Rhetorical and Technical Terms in the Aeneid.
[5] Greek proper names in the Aeneid.
[6] Vergil and Milton: Allusions & Literary Parallels.
[1] The Doors on the Temple of Apollo At Cumae.
[2] The Cumaean Sibyl (Vergil's Cumaean Sibyl; The Grotto of the Sibyl at Cumae; Michelangelo and the Cumaean Sibyl in the Sistine Chapel; Student Activities)
[3] Omens and Prophecies in Vergil's Aeneid (Omens in Vergil's Aeneid; Prophecies in Vergil's Aeneid).
[4] Rhetorical and Technical Terms in the Aeneid.
[5] Greek proper names in the Aeneid.
[6] Vergil and Milton: Allusions & Literary Parallels.
Teaching Materials and Resources.
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S-0001. Roman Civilization, Religion, Literature and History. (Source: Texas Education Agency). Cost: $15.00
Roman Civilization. Rome to the End of the Punic Wars . (8 pages).
Roman Religion. Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus. ( 9 pages).
Latin Literature. The Beginnings to 30 BCE. (8 pages).
Latin Literature. The Ciceronian Age to 30 BCE (8 pages)
The Last Century of the Republic and The Augustan Age (10 pages)
The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (8 pages)
S-0002. Roman Culture for the Multi-faceted Student. A Handbook of Questions and Activities. (29 pages). Cost: $15.00
Housing and Furniture among the Romans
Cooking and Dining among the Romans
Fashions among the Romans
Marriage and Family Life among the Romans
The Roman Way of School among the Romans
Recreation and Entertain among the Romans
Roman Aqueducts and Thermae among the Romans
Traveling along Roman Land and Sea among the Romans
S-0003. The Latin in Chemistry and Mathematics. (14 pages). Cost: $4.00
S-004. Roman Numerals. How the Romans Counted: Unus, duo, tres Romani. (30 pages). Cost: $10.00
S-0005. Masciantonio, Rudolph. The Classical Heritage in America. A Curriculum Resource. (Campanian Society, 2000). (100 pages). Cost: $30.00
S-0006. Latin Puzzles. Geography, Family, Mount Vesuvius, Cardinal Numbers, Deities, Houses, Circuses, Schools, Military, Government. (14 pages). Cost: $3.00
S-0007. The Development of the Roman Alphabet. (20 pages). Cost: $4.00
S-0008. Zurawell, Rosemary. Ovid: Beyond the Changes. Lessons to Accompany The Metamorphoses. (68 pages). Cost: $20.00
S-0009. Zurawell, Rosemary. Hands-On Activities for Middle and High School Students to Support Stories in Cambridge Latin Course, Unit I. (50 pages). Cost: $20.00
S-0010. Caesar Parsed. De Bello Gallico. Book 1.1-1.7. (87 pages). Cost: $10.00
S-0011. Dido and Aeneas in Poetry. (24 pages). Cost: $5.00
S-0012. Aeneas at Cumae: The Cumaean Sibyl, Omens, Monstra and Auspices, Omens in the Aeneid, Student Activities. (24 pages). Cost: $10.00
S-0013. Resources for Teaching Vergil’s Aeneid. Proper Names, Principal Gods & Goddesses, Principal Monsters and Giants, Summaries of the Aeneid from Sulpicius Carthaginiensis, Important Characters in the Aeneid: Aeneas, Turnus, Pallas, Vergil’s Gods , Vergil and Roman History. (28 pages). Cost: $10.00
S-0014. Drawings and Illustrations on Classical Subjects. All drawings and illustrations are fully reproducible. (100 pages). Cost: $20.00
S-0015. Operas Based upon the Greek Myths. (Latin Notes Supplement- 1926). Cost: $2.00
S-0016. Roman Amphitheatres. (Latin Notes Supplement – 1931). Cost: $2.00
S-0017. Famous Stories About the Romans. (Latin Notes Supplement — 1934). Cost: $2.00
S-0018. The Saturnalia. Cost: $5.00
The Roman Saturnalia by George Depue Hadzits. 4 pages).
Christmas and the Epiphany: Their Pagan Antecedents by D. A. Stittmatter. (3 pages).
Some Ancient and Modern Yuletide Customs by Leslie D. Johnston (5 pages).
S-0019. Latin Mottoes. Colleges, Universities and States. (24 pages). Cost: $10.00
S-0020. The Cities of Greek and Roman Sicily. by Alexander G. McKay. (28 pages). Cost: $10.00
S-0021. How the Romans Lived and Spoke (Romani Viventes et Dicentes. A Humanistic Approach to Latin for Children in the Fifth Grade. Teacher’s Guide. (1968). (142 pages). Cost: $35.00
S-0022. Illustrations For Vergil’s Aeneid. (Produced by CSB at 61 Fairside Avenue. Toronto). 15 illustrations with text from Aeneid. Cost: $15.00
S-0023. Qvo Vsqve? A College Latin Course. ANCILLA (3rdedition). by E. N. Genovese. (31 pages). Cost: $5.00
Only a SINGLE copy of each item is available.
Send requests to purchase to campaniansociety@gmail.com
Invoices (with postage and shipping charges) will be sent via e-mail —
S-0001. Roman Civilization, Religion, Literature and History. (Source: Texas Education Agency). Cost: $15.00
Roman Civilization. Rome to the End of the Punic Wars . (8 pages).
Roman Religion. Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus. ( 9 pages).
Latin Literature. The Beginnings to 30 BCE. (8 pages).
Latin Literature. The Ciceronian Age to 30 BCE (8 pages)
The Last Century of the Republic and The Augustan Age (10 pages)
The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (8 pages)
S-0002. Roman Culture for the Multi-faceted Student. A Handbook of Questions and Activities. (29 pages). Cost: $15.00
Housing and Furniture among the Romans
Cooking and Dining among the Romans
Fashions among the Romans
Marriage and Family Life among the Romans
The Roman Way of School among the Romans
Recreation and Entertain among the Romans
Roman Aqueducts and Thermae among the Romans
Traveling along Roman Land and Sea among the Romans
S-0003. The Latin in Chemistry and Mathematics. (14 pages). Cost: $4.00
S-004. Roman Numerals. How the Romans Counted: Unus, duo, tres Romani. (30 pages). Cost: $10.00
S-0005. Masciantonio, Rudolph. The Classical Heritage in America. A Curriculum Resource. (Campanian Society, 2000). (100 pages). Cost: $30.00
S-0006. Latin Puzzles. Geography, Family, Mount Vesuvius, Cardinal Numbers, Deities, Houses, Circuses, Schools, Military, Government. (14 pages). Cost: $3.00
S-0007. The Development of the Roman Alphabet. (20 pages). Cost: $4.00
S-0008. Zurawell, Rosemary. Ovid: Beyond the Changes. Lessons to Accompany The Metamorphoses. (68 pages). Cost: $20.00
S-0009. Zurawell, Rosemary. Hands-On Activities for Middle and High School Students to Support Stories in Cambridge Latin Course, Unit I. (50 pages). Cost: $20.00
S-0010. Caesar Parsed. De Bello Gallico. Book 1.1-1.7. (87 pages). Cost: $10.00
S-0011. Dido and Aeneas in Poetry. (24 pages). Cost: $5.00
S-0012. Aeneas at Cumae: The Cumaean Sibyl, Omens, Monstra and Auspices, Omens in the Aeneid, Student Activities. (24 pages). Cost: $10.00
S-0013. Resources for Teaching Vergil’s Aeneid. Proper Names, Principal Gods & Goddesses, Principal Monsters and Giants, Summaries of the Aeneid from Sulpicius Carthaginiensis, Important Characters in the Aeneid: Aeneas, Turnus, Pallas, Vergil’s Gods , Vergil and Roman History. (28 pages). Cost: $10.00
S-0014. Drawings and Illustrations on Classical Subjects. All drawings and illustrations are fully reproducible. (100 pages). Cost: $20.00
S-0015. Operas Based upon the Greek Myths. (Latin Notes Supplement- 1926). Cost: $2.00
S-0016. Roman Amphitheatres. (Latin Notes Supplement – 1931). Cost: $2.00
S-0017. Famous Stories About the Romans. (Latin Notes Supplement — 1934). Cost: $2.00
S-0018. The Saturnalia. Cost: $5.00
The Roman Saturnalia by George Depue Hadzits. 4 pages).
Christmas and the Epiphany: Their Pagan Antecedents by D. A. Stittmatter. (3 pages).
Some Ancient and Modern Yuletide Customs by Leslie D. Johnston (5 pages).
S-0019. Latin Mottoes. Colleges, Universities and States. (24 pages). Cost: $10.00
S-0020. The Cities of Greek and Roman Sicily. by Alexander G. McKay. (28 pages). Cost: $10.00
S-0021. How the Romans Lived and Spoke (Romani Viventes et Dicentes. A Humanistic Approach to Latin for Children in the Fifth Grade. Teacher’s Guide. (1968). (142 pages). Cost: $35.00
S-0022. Illustrations For Vergil’s Aeneid. (Produced by CSB at 61 Fairside Avenue. Toronto). 15 illustrations with text from Aeneid. Cost: $15.00
S-0023. Qvo Vsqve? A College Latin Course. ANCILLA (3rdedition). by E. N. Genovese. (31 pages). Cost: $5.00