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LATINITAS
Latin & Ancient Greek
Ἄνδρα μοι ἔννεπε, Μοῦσα · Arma virumque cano
The ancient world,
open for reading.
A scholarly library for reading original texts without turning them into a language course. Follow the words, consult the evidence, and keep your own record of the passage.
400works in the collection
2classical languages
2opening divisions of every work
Your accessOpening divisions
Two traditions · one shelf
Read across the classical world.
Move from Roman history to Greek drama without changing products or workspaces. The library is organized around texts, editions, and durable citations.
398 works
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ἙΛΛΗΝΙΚΆ
Ancient Greek
Poetry · drama · history · philosophyLibrary access
A simple boundary,
applied to every work.
The same rule covers Latin and Greek. You choose how many opening divisions remain public, then mark the membership plans that unlock the complete collection.
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Every work is available to sample. Reading is view-only.Signed-in reader
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Use notes and bookmarks wherever your account can read.Complete Classics
Every work and every division
Included with All Languages.Inside the reader
Everything needed for close reading.
Reference and annotation tools appear beside the text. Course exercises stay in the language-learning library.
Meaning & Wiktionary
Look up a selected word, then follow the lexical trail when you need more.
/meaningMorphology
Inspect forms, lemmas, and grammatical information without leaving the passage.
Sentence parsing
Request a compact translation, token analysis, and one focused grammar observation.
/sentenceConcordance
Trace a lemma through the work and return directly to each occurrence.
Reading notes
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/plainBookmarks & reading place
Keep a passage and its exact location ready for your next session.
Language-course functions such as /decline, /review, exercises, flashcards, and spaced review remain outside Classics.
The Perseus corpus
Perseus Project
Perseus has developed its Greco-Roman collection since 1987. Its 2022 update reported thousands of works, editions, and translations.
- 2,400+
- works
- 3,100+
- editions & translations
- 69.7m
- words
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