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I recently completed Duolingo’s Latin course, and now I want to learn classical Latin more in depth. Could you guys please suggest me some good books or free courses? I wouldn’t consider myself a beginner, because I understand basic declensions and cases and the like. Gratias ago tibi in antecessum!

ArthD21
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    Lots of good recommendations in this previous question (I would especially recommend Ad Alpes in your situation, for which a complete audio book read by Daniel Petterson is also available). – Sebastian Koppehel Dec 10 '22 at 21:06
  • Thank you very much! – ArthD21 Dec 11 '22 at 00:56
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    Hi MathandPhysics. I'm going to close this as it does seem to be essentially a duplicate of that other thread. I do want to issue a note of caution, though. I did not find that Duolingo gets even close what you're taught in fundamental Latin in school. You might actually benefit from a more traditional beginner's text, and just breezing through the first few chapters. And vocabulary will be important, too, for the reading of advanced texts. – cmw Dec 11 '22 at 16:30
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    I recommend also looking at our question on self-learning for additional resources and grammars. – cmw Dec 11 '22 at 16:31

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