Corrections for Volume I book (Fourth Edition only).

 Test One.  Question 1.  a big hat… Big is an adjective, not a noun.
Question 16.  Students may not know that the feminine noun cards are to be pink, unless you, the teacher, tell them.

Chapter Five.   In the box on p. 28, change "about to have been" to about to be.
Study Sheet 6 in Teacher’s Guide… 4. Delete gender from the answer key.
Study Sheet 7 in Teacher's Guide #52 should read "de provincia", not "sub provinciam."
Chapter 9.  Ex. D missing the word honorat in the answer key.
Text. P. 49.  #11.  Correct answer is Nonne equus pueros portat?
Chapter 11.  Reading Lesson.  circum circum not circum circo.
Chapter 13. Ex.F . Answer should have vestrorum instead of tuorum.  

Words needing to be added to glossary or told to the student:
 
Test Four Translation Exercise:  sanctificat ,  blesses.
  
hodie ,  today        Test Seven. #7.  They have not learned this.  Substitute the word meus for Deus.

Corrections for Volume II Textbook (Third Edition only).

p. 31.  #3.  fratribus, not fratres.
Drill Sheet 4.  #8.  purpureos not purpurei.   #24. observabat, not observabant.  #39. Make the verb present tense.
Teacher's Guide. P. CVI.  3rd paragraph in Reading Lesson.. alium diem not aliud diem.
Test One A Pleasant Evening Swim… we were crying, not we were swimming.
Test Four. 
25-35.   A Great Storm Dormivistine not dormivine; titubabat not titubat.  Non poteramus, not just poteramus.
Test Five.  Creation.  arbores altas, not altae… and altos montes not alti montes.
Test Five.  Tell students the meaning of aedificia (buildings) and auctoritatem (authority).
Chapter 8.  Section E. 2. discere , to learn.  Reading passage: monstrat ,  shows.
 Ex. B. #9. quae not qui.  B#11. vestri not vestrum.
 
Drill 8. #3, alba not albus.  12. We find, not we shall find. #67. pulverem not pulvem.
Test Eight.  John Gardiner's dog's name is Searchlight, not Stone Fox. (in real life)
Drill Sheet 9. #3.  alba not albus
Chapter Nine. Ex. B, #7.  Add ending –ne to putatis.   #11.  vestri not vestrum.
Chapter Ten. D6.  complete is all right, but students have learned “conficite” for “finish”.
Drill Ten. #56-60. all the words that are Subject Accusatives need to be in acc. case.
Drill 10. #32. feminam not femina.   #34.  “His” means “these”.  #49. multos hortos.
Drill 11. #53 adiuvabatur not adiuvabantur. #59. inventum not inventus.  

Words needing to be added to glossary or told to the student:
        Test Five.  Tell students the meaning of aedificia (buildings) and auctoritatem (authority).
utrique, utraequae, utraque
, both when plural.
wound
, verb, vulnero, -are, -avi, -atus.  

Corrections for Volume III (First Edition)
As our proofreader finds more, they will be posted on our webpage.  


Student Edition
Ch. 1  Reading Lesson…Pueri etiam ire…tempus agere poterunt (not poterint)
Ch. 4. Note in the vocab. that finis is an i-stem noun.
Ch. 5. Jesus’ prayer.  Line 3.  tradita instead of tradida.
Teacher’s Guide Ch. 1. Ex. C. 7. Scio eum esse Ioannem.
Responde Latine.  2. Who were traveling… not who was.
Ch. 2.Reading Lesson.  3rd sentence.  Galilee is showing, not was showing.
Ch. 4. Ex. C. #4. maius not maior.
           Study Sheet #11e. to be taken care of,  not healed.
Ch. 5. Drill sheet.  #19.  have not has
Ch. 8. Ex. C. #6. posset not possit.
           Reading Lesson. 6th paragraph which begins with “Tunc.”  comprehendisne not comprendisne.
               Paragraph beginning with “Tum Fidelius discessit”.  Herold nihil plus ut eis not eos.
              Study Sheet 8.  In several places, pedagogue was misspelled.
              Drill Sheet 8. Instructions before #33. Translate into Latin, not into English.
Ch. 9.  Ex. B.  #3. Marking is off.  “That we may be saved” is imperfect subjunctive, not present.
                         #5.  Same thing. “That he may help us” is imperfect subjunctive, not present.
 Ch. 10.  Ex. B. #2. Both verbs, rogat and veniant, are present tense.
            #6. “Why you had lost” not “why you lost.”  

Add these to your Glossary.
Latin to English.
a’līquid
, something, anything.
cenā’tīō, dining hall, dinner.
cē’tē, whale, porpoise, dolphin
chār’ta, paper
distribūō, distribute
plōratōr’ēs,
mourners.
prōtē’git, (he) protects.
som’nī excī’tānt, (he) awakens from sleep.
spū’ma, foam.
ū’lūlāns,
howling.

English to Latin.
await, exspecto. expectare.
believe, USUALLY followed by dative, not always.
curious, curiosus, -a, -um.
dawn, (at dawn), prima luce.
desperation, desperatio, -onis, f.
different, varius, -a, -um.
dinner guest, conviva, -ae, m. or f.
display, ostendo, ostendere.
document, tabula, -ae, f.
equal, aequus, or par, paris.
frighten, terreo, terrere.
greatly, adv., magnopere.
help, noun, auxilium, auxili, n.
henceforth, posthac.
himself, ipse.
hungry (ones), esurientes.
impede, impedio, impedire.
innocent, innocens, innocentis.
itself, ipsum.
judgment, iudicium, iudici, n.
respond, respondeo, respondere.
same, idem, eadem, idem.
seek, (add) quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus.
sense, verb, sentio, sentire, sensi, sensus.
show (add) demonstro, demonstrare.
sweet, dulcis, dulce.
that, (add) iste, ista, istud.
this, (add) that.
white, albus, -a, -um.
willing, be willing, volo, velle.