Sentence examples for latin reading from inspiring English sources
At St. Mary's College, a high school in Castries, Walcott studied Latin, reading the classical historians.
Gutiérrez Nájera received his early education at home from his mother and later studied French and Latin, reading widely and becoming strongly influenced by the French poets Alfred de Musset, Théophile Gautier, and Paul Verlaine.
Profile SUNY New Paltz is a public college that traces its roots back to the New Paltz Classical School, founded in 1828, which taught Greek, Latin, reading, writing and arithmetic.
Mr. Ilmavirta, 25, who studied Latin in high school and occasionally helps Mr. Ammondt translate Elvis, keeps up his Latin by reading comic books in the language.
The Latin motto read, "Auspice Britannia liber" ("Free under the protection of Britain").
Latin students read Ovid and Cicero in the original; English classes cover Dante, V. S. Naipaul, Milan Kundera, Dostoyevsky and Graham Greene.
One of his stanzas, using his version of the Romanian Latin alphabet, read:.
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He was also a gifted linguist, reading Latin verse for relaxation.
The academics were doing very different things: they were reading Latin and writing long poems, so Shakespeare was in a way freed from the illusion of importance that generally is not helpful to a writer, I would say.
She wore a fashionable blue cotton knit sweater brought to her by her mother, Rhoda, and she spoke of playing the guitar and reading Latin American fiction during her free time in prison, when she is not doing clean-up and kitchen duty.
