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Below links taken from "The Classical Page."

Latin Literature
  Catullus - read - and listen to - two of Catullus' poems to Lesbia.
  Sulpicia - a Roman girl's voice
  Virgil - Translations, notes and commentary on selected books of the Aeneid. New translation of Book 1 Feb 2005
  Horace - the Pyrrha ode.
  Propertius - Cynthia.
  The Golden Ass - an illustrated re-telling of Apuleius' famous story
  Quintilian - some modern-sounding ideas form the great work on education

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Kathleen Coleman (Harvard)

Hear Recitations in Latin-Click below

  

Ovid's Amores 1.13

John Donne's Adaptation of Amores 1.13

Propertius 1.21

Propertius 1.22

Statius Silvae 5.4 ("Ode to Sleep")

Kathleen Coleman's English Translation of Statius 5.4 http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~classics/poetry_and_prose/poetry.html

 

Richard Tarrant (Harvard)

  

Catullus 5 (Vivamus, mea Lesbia, atque amemus)

Cicero: First Oration against Catiline in the Senate, 63 B.C (Intro)

 

Students in Richard Tarrant's Core Class "The Rome of Augustus" (students now everywhere)

  

Roman Declamations in the style of Ovid and Seneca.