Student Textbooks

• Each chapter in the student textbook presents vocabulary found in the works of ancient Latin authors studied in Advanced Placement and college courses.
• The Latin readings drawn from original Latin works span the ages from early Rome through the medieval and Renaissance periods demonstrating the vitality and universality of the Latin literary tradition.
• The readings, illustrations, and essays on Roman and post-antique literature, history, mythology, and daily life seamlessly present the connection between the Latin language and its culture.
• Essays written by university scholars probe the connections between Roman culture, post-antique Europe, and the modern world.
• To promote an enriched English vocabulary, each chapter features sections on derivatives, the inflence of Latin vocabulary on English, and selected proverbs or common Latin sayings.

Student Workbooks

• A variety of exercises reinforce grammar, syntax, and vocabulary of each chapter
• New Latin passages provided
• Latin passages test comprehension, translation, and grammatical and syntactical analysis
• Related illustrations enrich the workbook
• E-versions are also available

Teacher's Manuals

The Teacher's Manual for the Student Textbook includes:

• Complete copy of student textbook
• Additional information on the readings
• Suggestions for teaching
• Complete answers to exercises
• Translations for all Latin passages
• Oral exercises keyed to the student text
• Correlations to national standards, to workbook and oral exercises, and to enrichment texts
• Notes on literary and historical figures and events
• Additional derivative lessons for each chapter
• Teaching tips and classroom activity suggestions
• Background information on illustrations

The Teacher's Manual for Student Workbooks includes:

• Complete copy of student text with all answers and translations supplied
• Special teacher-only background notes

Enrichment Texts

Each level of Latin for the New Millennium is paired with enrichment texts covering mythology and history.

• The Original Dysfunctional Family: Basic Classical Mythology for the New Millennium for Level 1 presents the key stories of the twelve Olympians as well as those of Ceres and Bacchus. The book also includes a genealogical chart of the Olympian family and their offspring, glossary of Latin and special terms used in text, and illustrations.
• From Romulus to Romulus Augustulus: Roman History for the New Millennium for Level 1 provides a comprehensive overview of Roman history from its foundation to Theodoric. Also included: timeline of Roman history from founding to Theodoric, major literary figures presented within the context of Roman history, glossary of Latin terms used in text, and illustrations.
• Designed for students unfamiliar with the classical world, The Clay-footed SuperHeroes for Level 2 provides a very accessible introduction to the superheroes of classical mythology including such luminaries as Jason, Theseus, Heracles, Odysseus, and Aeneas. The book also includes a special note on the Roman counterparts to the Greek gods, glossary of Latin and special terms used in text, 12 black and white illustrations, and two maps: "Odysseus' Adventures" and "Aeneas' Journey to Rome".
• Recognizing the symbiotic relationship between literature and the era in which it was produced, From Rome to Reformation: Early European History for the New Millennium for Level 2 provides a comprehensive overview of the interconnecting historical events, literary figures, and intellectual developments in European history and its Latin literature. Also included: presentation of the key historical and literary figures of early Europe, timeline of European history from the fifth century to the eighteenth, notes section for Latin and other special terms employed in the text, and illustrations.

National Standards for Classical Language Learning

Read an overview of how Latin for the New Millennium meets the national standards for Latin as defined by the American Classical League, the American Philological Association, and regional classical associations. The standards are specifically delineated in each chapter and review analysis. In addition, throughout the Teacher's Manual the standards are noted section by section.

The National Latin Exam and LNM

If you give the National Latin Exam and want to see how the NLE syllabus correlates with LNM, click the link below.

Annotated Table of Contents

View the national correlations within the context of an annotated Table of Contents from Latin for the New Millennium Level 1. The annotated Table of Contents for Level 2 will be published later in 2010.

Tennessee State Correlations

Read how Latin for the New Millennium Levels 1 and 2 meets the standards for Latin as defined by the state of Tennessee. Other state correlations will be published here as they become available.