顺便提一句，我想向大家推荐《剑桥拉丁语教程》（Cambridge Latin Course，https://www.cambridgescp.com/）。这是我上学时学拉丁语用的课程。虽然它可能更面向在校学生，但他们书里的很多内容都可以免费……
As an aside, I'd like to recommend to people the Cambridge Latin Course (https://www.cambridgescp.com/) This was the course I followed learning Latin in school. Whilst it may be tailored more towards a school audience, much of the content of their books is available for…
……通常跟印第安纳·琼斯差得远了。（不过必要时我确实能随口拽几句挺能装腔作势的拉丁语短语。）我们在学校用过肯尼迪的《修订版拉丁语初级读本》（Kennedy's Revised Latin Primer）和《剑桥拉丁语教程》（Cambridge Latin Course）；我觉得后者基本上是从零基础开始的，而前者大概涵盖了你所需知道的所有语法。我想你应该能买到一些拉丁语版的《哈利·波特》……
…am usually a far cry from Indiana Jones. (I do have a moderately extensive selection of pretentious phrases in Latin that I can deploy when necessary.) We used Kennedy's Revised Latin Primer and The Cambridge Latin Course at school; I think the latter starts pretty much from the basics, and the former covers probably all of the grammar you'd ever need to know. I think you can get some of the Harry Potter books in Latin,…
“pulcher”是一个相当基础的拉丁语词汇。比如在《剑桥拉丁语教程》（Cambridge Latin Course）第一册里就有。其他课程也差不多。所以任何人，不管是不是印度人，只要在学校学过初级拉丁语，都很可能见过它，因此也就会知道“pulchritude”（美丽）这个词。* https://www.dl.cambridgescp.com/dl_course/book-i…
"pulcher" is a fairly elementary piece of Latin vocab. It's in Book I of the Cambridge Latin Course, for example. This is much the same in other courses. So anyone, Indian or not, who has done basic Latin in school is likely to have encountered it and hence be aware of "pulchritude". * https://www.dl.cambridgescp.com/dl_course/book-i…
用《剑桥拉丁语教程》（Cambridge Latin Course）学的拉丁语，读起古典名著来真是吃力得不行。话虽如此，贝叶挂毯上的文字除了三个词之外我全能看懂，所以《剑桥拉丁语教程》还是过得去的。
Having learnt Latin through the Cambridge Latin Course I really struggled with reading the classics. That said, I could understand all but three words on the Bayeux tapestry so Cambridge Latin Course was reasonable.
塞西利乌斯（Caecilius）出自《剑桥拉丁语教程》（Cambridge Latin Course），剧透一本几十年前的拉丁语教材：维苏威火山爆发时他死了。活下来的那只狗，其实叫刻耳柏洛斯（Cerberus）。
Caecilius who, spoiler for a decades old Latin textbook, dies when Vesuvius erupts, is from the Cambridge Latin Course. The dog, who survives, is in fact named Cerberus.
顺便提一句，我想向大家推荐《剑桥拉丁语教程》（Cambridge Latin Course，https://www.cambridgescp.com/）。这是我上学时学拉丁语用的课程。虽然它可能更面向在校学生，但他们书里的很多内容都可以免费……
As an aside, I'd like to recommend to people the Cambridge Latin Course (https://www.cambridgescp.com/) This was the course I followed learning Latin in school. Whilst it may be tailored more towards a school audience, much of the content of their books is available for…
……通常跟印第安纳·琼斯差得远了。（不过必要时我确实能随口拽几句挺能装腔作势的拉丁语短语。）我们在学校用过肯尼迪的《修订版拉丁语初级读本》（Kennedy's Revised Latin Primer）和《剑桥拉丁语教程》（Cambridge Latin Course）；我觉得后者基本上是从零基础开始的，而前者大概涵盖了你所需知道的所有语法。我想你应该能买到一些拉丁语版的《哈利·波特》……
…am usually a far cry from Indiana Jones. (I do have a moderately extensive selection of pretentious phrases in Latin that I can deploy when necessary.) We used Kennedy's Revised Latin Primer and The Cambridge Latin Course at school; I think the latter starts pretty much from the basics, and the former covers probably all of the grammar you'd ever need to know. I think you can get some of the Harry Potter books in Latin,…
“pulcher”是一个相当基础的拉丁语词汇。比如在《剑桥拉丁语教程》（Cambridge Latin Course）第一册里就有。其他课程也差不多。所以任何人，不管是不是印度人，只要在学校学过初级拉丁语，都很可能见过它，因此也就会知道“pulchritude”（美丽）这个词。* https://www.dl.cambridgescp.com/dl_course/book-i…
"pulcher" is a fairly elementary piece of Latin vocab. It's in Book I of the Cambridge Latin Course, for example. This is much the same in other courses. So anyone, Indian or not, who has done basic Latin in school is likely to have encountered it and hence be aware of "pulchritude". * https://www.dl.cambridgescp.com/dl_course/book-i…
用《剑桥拉丁语教程》（Cambridge Latin Course）学的拉丁语，读起古典名著来真是吃力得不行。话虽如此，贝叶挂毯上的文字除了三个词之外我全能看懂，所以《剑桥拉丁语教程》还是过得去的。
Having learnt Latin through the Cambridge Latin Course I really struggled with reading the classics. That said, I could understand all but three words on the Bayeux tapestry so Cambridge Latin Course was reasonable.
塞西利乌斯（Caecilius）出自《剑桥拉丁语教程》（Cambridge Latin Course），剧透一本几十年前的拉丁语教材：维苏威火山爆发时他死了。活下来的那只狗，其实叫刻耳柏洛斯（Cerberus）。
Caecilius who, spoiler for a decades old Latin textbook, dies when Vesuvius erupts, is from the Cambridge Latin Course. The dog, who survives, is in fact named Cerberus.