Classical work books

GCSE Latin - 2009 (£10 ea.)

Nisus and Euryalus, Ovid, Catullus, Petronius, Horace

Virgil, Aeneid VI (295-330, 382-439, etc)

Pliny, Letters (I.13, III.14, IX.12, IX.39, X.98-99)

(2010) Pliny, Letters VI.16 (Vesuvius), VII.29, X.41, X.42

AS Latin - 2009 (£12 ea.)

Cicero, In Catilinam I (1-19)

Ovid, Metamorphoses VIII (6-235)

A2 Latin - 2009 (£12 ea.)

Cicero, Pro Roscio, part 1 (15-29, 62-75)

Virgil, Aeneid XII, part 2 (653-952)

(2010) Livy XXIII, 2-9, - in preparation

(2010) Virgil, Aeneid I, - in preparation

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GCSE Greek - 2009 (£10 ea.)

Herodotus, Ethiopians
Euripides, Iphigeneia in Tauris (1-171)

A2 Greek - 2009 (£12 ea.)

Homer Iliad XXIV, part 2 (469-804)

NEW GCSE SYLLABUS FOR 2010

The following books have been recently set for the GCSE Latin exam in 2010. The Tristia & Pro Cluentio are contained in the 'OCR Latin Anthology' which is not yet publicly available (current ETA May 2009).

Note: These texts apply to courses J081 & J281, two year courses which start in September 2009. A student who has studied J081 or J281 for one year can take them in 2010.

Latin Lit. - Poetry (1) : Ovid, Tristia I.iii, (1-34, 41-47,55-60,73-80)

Catullus 8, 51, 70, 85, 101

Sulpicia I

Horace Odes I.8

Latin Lit. - Poetry (2) : Virgil, Aeneid VI (295-332, 384-439, 679-724)

Latin Lit. - Prose (1) : Tacitus, Annals XII (64-69 abridged)

Cicero, Pro Cluentio V.11 - VI.18 (abridged)

Latin Lit. - Prose (2) : Druids, Boudicca, Mistletoe (Cambridge Latin Anthology)

In practice, for teachers starting the new syllabus in September 2009, the texts set for the 2011 examination will be more relevant. They are:

Prose 1: In Cluentio, Annals 12 (as in 2010)

Prose 2: CLA - Germanicus and Piso, Pythius, Clodia

Verse 1: Ovid Tristia etc (as in 2010)

Verse 2: Aeneid 2, selections

I hope this is all clear!!