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Fābula 01 — Deī Olympiī
Fābula 02 – Mercurius puer
Fābula 03 – Hercules infans
Fābula 04 – Narcissus
- Ovid – Narcissus
Fābula 05 – Chiron
Fābula 06 – Midas
- Ovid – Midas
Fābula 07 – Tithonus
- Latin to English – Word Order
Fābula 08 – Actaeon
- Ovid – Actaeon
Fābula 09 – Marsyas
Fābula 10 – Deucalion & Pyrrha
- Ovid – Deucalion
Fābula 11 – Cupid & Psyche
- Apuleius – Cupid & Psyche
- Personal Pronouns
Fābula 12 – Apple of Discord
- Ovid – Peleus & Thetis
Fābula 13 – Judgment of Paris
- Ovid – Paris to Helen
Fābula 14 – Paris & Helen
- Catullus 51 – Tribute to Sappho
- Ovid – Helen to Paris
Fābula 15 – Polyphemus & Galatea
- Ovid – Galatea
Fabula 16 – Acis & Galatea
- Ovid – Acis & Galatea
Fābula 17 – Polyphemus & Ulysses
- Ablative Case (Review)
- Virgil – Polyphemus
Fābula 18 – Io
- Attributes of the Verb
- Ovid – Io
Fābula 19 – Phaëthon
- Classifications of the Verb
- Ovid – Phaëthon
Fābula 20 – Erysichthon
- Ovid – Erysichthon
Fābula21 – Europa & Cadmus
- Ovid – Europa
Fābula 22 – Dionysus or Bacchus
Fābula 23 – Bacchantes 1
- Ovid – Semele
- Participles
Fābula 24 – Bacchantes 2
Fābula 25 – Bacchantes 3
- Ovid – Pentheus & Agave
- Reported Speech
Fābula 26 – Hylas
- Genitives & Ablatives as Modifiers
- Hyginus – Phrixus & Aeetes
Fābula 27 – Jason & Medea 1
- Genitive & Dative with Adjectives, Accusative Subjects
- Ovid – Jason & Medea 1
Fābula 28 – Jason & Medea 2
- Ovid – Jason & Medea 2
- The Subjunctive: Introduction
Fābula 29 – Jason & Medea 3
- Ovid – Jason & Medea 3
- Sequence of Tenses; Subordinate Clauses of Result & Purpose
Fābula 30 – The Daughters of Pelias
Fābula 31 – Medea 1
Fābula 32 – Medea 2
Fābula 33 – Aethra
Fābula 34 – Phaedra & Ariadne
Fābula 35 – Hippolytus
- Adverbial Uses of the Dative and Accusative Cases
- Ovid – Phaedra to Hippolytus
Fābula 36 – Antigone 1
Fābula 37 – Antigona 2
- Petronius – Matrona Ephesia 2
Fābula 38 – Iphigenia 1
- Ovid – Iphigenia
Fābula 39 – Iphigenia 2
- Lucretius – The Sacrifice of Iphigenia
- Verbal Nouns; Ways of Expressing Purpose in Latin
Fābula 40 – Iphigenia 3
- Ovid – Iphigenia among the Taurians
- The Future Active Periphrastic Conjugation
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