Latin Too!—Fun and Adventures With Caesar and Hannibal (In-person)
Fall (14 hours or more) | Registration opens 7/29/2025 12:00 AM EDT
You’ve done Latin I sometime—maybe here at Osher. We will begin with a quick reading review using an adventure story, Daimon, which is easy and fun, and moving on to Caesar’s expedition to Britain (he didn’t know about tidal amplitude) and then Hannibal and his elephants crossing the Alps. All the texts will be provided. You’ll want your own small dictionary. If we finish early, we’ll move on to some Medieval Latin adventures.
This course will consist of discussions of Latin translations.
Susan Brown
Susan Brown has lived in the area for more than 45 years and has been teaching with ILEAD and Osher for more than 15 years. She holds degrees in Anthropology and Classics from Cornell and Dartmouth. She taught Latin, French, and English for too long to mention. In 2000 she won the Wiencke Award presented by the Classics Association of New England for excellence in teaching. Now retired and loving it, she volunteers for Northern Stage and runs the Broom Project at the Enfield Shaker Museum.