This program was the work of Wilf O’Neill and was originally available on his website “Resources for Classics”. Sadly, Wilf is no longer with us and neither is his website. We now offer Read it Right as a tribute to a former stalwart of ARLT and in his memory.
Here you can learn how to read Latin the way the Romans did -
Above all, enjoy reading Latin and learning how to do it properly.
Feliciter!
Warning -
In the programme, there is a page entitled “Further Information”, which refers you to the website “Resources for Classics”. Please ignore this, as this site is no longer in existence and also the postal address, which is no longer valid.
Please refer any problems or comments concerning “Read it Right” to the webmaster.
Click here to download a self-
which will create a folder readitright on your hard drive containing a file called read_shell.html.
Click on this file to launch the programme in your browser.
The programme uses the Flash Player which can be downloaded here if you do not already have it on your machine.
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