Dr. Edward Peters

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Tamarack Christian Latin, Practice

1 feb 2026


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Selected starter nouns.

First

Second

Third

Fourth

Fifth

-a, -ae

-us, -i / -um, -i

blank, -is

-us, -us / -u, -us

-es, -ei

ecclesia, -ae

vita, -ae

gloria, -ae

filia, -ae

via, -ae

domina, -ae

nauta, -ae

propheta, -ae

dominus, -i

filius, -i

liber, libri

magister, magistri

domus, -i

documentum, -i

verbum, -i

amor, amoris

pater, patris

frater, fratris

arbor, arboris

mater, matris

nox, noctis

pax, pacis

lumen, lumenis

adventus, -us

ritus, -us

spiritus, -us

genu, -us

fides, -ei

requies, -ei

res, -ei

spes, -ei

dies, -ei

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Lists of some nouns in the Fourth and Fifth Declensions, here.

 

Selected starter verbs.

I -are

II -ere

III -ere (o)

III -ere (io)

IV -ire

amare

ambulare

cantare

intrare

laudare

mandare

manducare

orare

debere

docere

habere

monere

movere

nocere

sedere

videre

dicere

discere

ducere

legere

mittere

petere

reddere

solvere

capere

cupere

facere

fugere

audire

finire

scire

venire

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Quick chart for regular verbs (active voice, indicative mood).

 

I -are

II -ere

III -ere

IV -ire

Present

-o

-eo

-o

-io

-io

Imperfect

-abam

-ebam

-ebam

-iebam

-iebam

Future

-abo

-ebo

-am

-iam

-iam

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Perfect

-i

-i

-i

-i

-i

Plu-Perfect

-eram

-eram

-eram

-eram

-eram

Future Perfect

-ero

-ero

-ero

-ero

-ero

 

 

Phrases.

 

Pax Christi.

Pax et bonum.

Salve! Ave!

Salvete! Avete!

Vale!

Valete!

Ecce!

O!

Quomodo vales?

Bene valeo!

 

Quomodo dicitur?

Quid significat?

Congratulor tibi (vobis)!

Vae tibi (vobis)!

Tibi gratias (ago).

Minime. Quoque.

Ignosce mihi.

Ignoscite mihi.

Recte dixisti.

Certe.

 

Deo volente.

Deus vetet!

Ego quoque.

Neque ego.

Mox. Moxmox.

Nondum.

Eheu!

Proh dolor.

Macte!

Euge!

 

□ INRI

□ SPQR

□ AMDG

□ OPN

□ RIP / BVM / JMJ


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Henle 3

Nouns

Adjectives

Verbs / Adverbs

Preposi', Conjunc', Interjec'

p. 35

 

 

via, ae

populus, i

mundus, i

lex, legis

rex, regis

dux, ducis

lux, lucis

homo, hominis

veritas, veritatis

imperator, -is

Caesar, -is

salus, salutis

vox, vocis

virtus, virtutis

miles, militis

pax, pacis

pars, partis

collis, collis (m)

hostis, hostis

gens, gentis

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nouns

caedes, caedis

mons, montis

clamor, -is

princeps, principis

flumen, fluminis

agmen, agminis

nomen, nominis

frater, fratris

pater, patris

mater, matris

iter, itineris

corpus, corporis

vulnus, vulneris

audio, audire

munio, munire

occido, occidere

 

 

Notes for H 3

Apposition. "There".


Henle 2

Nouns

Adjectives

Verbs / Adverbs

Preposi', Conjunc', Interjec'

p. 17

 

 

Gallia, ae

Roma, ae

servus, i / serva, ae

filius, i / filia, ae

amicus, i / amica, ae

deus, i / dea, ae

Christus, i

gladius, i

bellum, i

caelum, i

regnum, i

praemium, i

periculum, i

imperium, i

oppidum, i

Christian- us, a, um

Gall- us, a, um

Roman- us, a, um

 

do, dare

vinco, vincere

sum, esse

 

post — ACC

propter — ACC

in — ACC• ABL

cum — ABL

 

et

sed

quod

itaque

 

Notes for H 2

Predicate noun. Noun-adjective agreement. deus, -i (G-44) and dea, -ae (-abus)


 

Henle 1

Nouns

Adjectives

Verbs / Adverbs

Preposi', Conjunc', Interjec'

p. 6

 

 

terra, -ae

porta, -ae

Maria, -ae

victoria, -ae

silva, -ae

gloria, -ae

provincia, -ae

nauta, -ae (m)

 

oro, orare

video, videre

laudo, laudare

 

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Notes for H 1

Five major cases. Subject-verb agreement.

 

 

 

 

 Parents'

Corner

 

St. Thomas

11th grade (II)

Latin

 

 Main course page, here.

 

 Notes for Grade 11 parents:

 

30 MAR 26: Email sent to parents about Gaudeamus igitur.

 

20 FEB 26: See me. If your child gets a "See me" note on a quiz or assignment, that means there is a learning topic (usually small) that needs to be clarified promptly. Besides the Wednesday "Latin Clinic", I am available, no appointment needed, in the faculty lunch room (or, if it is too noisy, in Room 356) during student lunch breaks on MON, WED, and FRI, and on WED immediately after the principal's dismissal prayer. A meeting will run no more than 10-15 minutes. I record who has a See me and when it is satisfied, but it is the student's responsibility to initiate the meeting with quiz or assignment in hand.

 

10 FEB 26. Email sent to parents about reorganizing webpage for parent (and student) consultation and progress monitoring.

 

19 OCT 25. Email sent to parents about arrangements for optional parent-teacher conference.

 

14 SEP 25. Email to parents about optional 'Latin Clinic' on Wednesdays.

 

08 SEP 25. We are starting Collins' Primer.

 

25 AUG 25. We will use Collins Primer. Copies are available for students. The first couple classes are intended to give me a sense of what the students already know, and we'll set off from there, with plenty of writing practice in the Red Notebooks.

 

 Archivum

 

St. Thomas

11th grade (II)

Latin

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Main course page, here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

St. Thomas

11th grade (II)

Latin

 

 Agenda singulatim.

 

B'us. Odd numbers.

Jacobus. Even numbers.

Collins 09, Exercises 1& 2, nn 1-12. Ritchie 003.

Collins 09, Exercise 2, nn 1-12.

 

B'us. Odd numbers.

Jacobus. Even numbers.

Ritchie 003.

Ritchie 001. Ritchie 002.

Ritchie 003.

Ritchie 001. Ritchie 002.

 

 Dictationes.

 

09 feb 2026. Requiem aeternam.

 

30 jan 2026. Angelus verses.

 

09 jan 2026. first two lines of Angelus Domini.

 

20 oct 1. Io. VI: I. 2. Io. VI: III.

29 sep 1. Luke I: xxviii. 2. Luke I: xxiv.

19 sep 1. Adjutorium nostrum in nomine Domini. 2. Qui fecit caelum et terram.

00 sep 1. Pater ... tuum. 2. Ave ... tecum. 3. Gloria ... Sancto.

 


 

 Parents'

Corner

 

St. Thomas

8th grade

Latin

 

Main course page, here.

 

 

 Notes for Grade 8 parents:

 

20 FEB 26: See me. If your child gets a "See me" note on a quiz or assignment, that means there is a learning topic (usually small) that needs to be clarified promptly. Besides the Wednesday "Latin Clinic", I am available, no appointment needed, in the faculty lunch room (or, if it is too noisy, in Room 356) during student lunch breaks on MON, WED, and FRI, and on WED immediately after the principal's dismissal prayer. A meeting will run no more than 10-15 minutes. I record who has a See me and when it is satisfied, but it is the student's responsibility to initiate the meeting with quiz or assignment in hand.

 

08 FEB 26. Email sent to parents about reorganizing webpage for parent (and student) consultation and progress monitoring.

 

19 OCT 25. Email sent to parents about arrangements for optional parent-teacher conference and notice of links to prayer pronunciation models.

 

03 OCT 25. Beginning next week, I will be able to meet with students three (not just two) days per week, MON, WED, and FRI, by switching study hall time with Latin's. This is a far preferable schedule for youth Latin learning! Meanwhile, thank you so much to Domina Votel for taking the TUE time slot and making good use of that time for practice.

 

14 SEP 25. Email to parents about optional 'Latin Clinic' on Wednesdays.

 

13 SEP 25. There is a quiz (probatio parva) every Friday; students get results on following Monday.

 

08 SEP 25. We are now starting Henle. Students need to have Henle FIST YEAR with them for every class. They also need to have accessible, either at home or at school, but not in class, Henle GRAMMAR.

 

25 AUG 25. We will use Henle, First Year Latin, as previously arranged. The first couple classes are intended to give me a sense of what the students already know, and we'll set off from there, combining Henle and Christian Latin usage. Domina Votel, an experienced Latin teacher, meets with students on Tuesdays and — in the spirit of Repetitio est mater studiorum (Repetition is the mother of learning) — provides them with a directed practice period and homework help on the materials being cover that week. Agimus tibi magnas gratias, Domina Votel!