Latin: Getting Started

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A page from the Bodleian Library's MS Holkham misc. 48, a 14th century Latin edition of Dante's Divine Comedy from northern Italy. View the rest of the manuscript at the Bodleian Library website.

A page from the Bodleian Library's MS Holkham misc. 48, a 14th century Latin edition of Dante's Divine Comedy from northern Italy. View the rest of the manuscript at the Bodleian Library website.

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The Roman Empire

Growth and shrinkage of the Latin-speaking Roman Empire by year. Image via Wikimedia Commons.

Latin at CSCC

Latin is offered through the Modern Languages Department at Columbus State.  Columbus State Community College offers the following courses in Latin:

  • LATN 1101 Beginning Latin I
  • LATN 1102 Beginning Latin II
  • LATN 1103 Intermediate Latin
  • LATN 1193 Independent Study in Latin
  • LATN 1194 Special Topics in Latin

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