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Hi,
I was wondering if you know of any keys for the Wheelock’s Latin textbook? I know in another post you made mention of one at textkit.com, but this key does not include a key for the Loci Antiqui and Loci Immutati at the end of the Wheelock book. I have been going through the Wheelock text independently for almost two years now, and I have reached some trouble with the Loci Antiqui and Immutati. Do you know where I can find a key to the back of the wheelock book? Thanks!
Nelson
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Sorry for bugging you again, but could you email me your answer. Thanks!
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Email sent, Nelson.
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could you send me the key as well, because i struggle with those sections too
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i’m planning to take my fourth latin class in the fall, but took the third course over a year ago. ive been translating the loci antiqui and immutati to brush up, but have nothing to check them against. i could really use the key.
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Josh, would you mind sending me the Loqi Antiqui key as well? It would be greatly appreciated. N1Angelz@aol.com
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Michael, Melissa – unfortunately, I don’t know of any answer key for the Loqi Antiqui. If you look at the forums at textkit.com, though, I believe you could get some help with it.
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