Liber Latinus
Liber Latinus was an Austrian textbook for the Latin language.
The teaching work was written by Emil Gaar , Mauriz Schuster , Richard Meister u. a. published and was the textbook par excellence until the 1980s. Most recently there was the two-part edition Liber Latinus A for the lower school, which was completed there in 2 years, and the two-part Liber Latinus B , which was used in the upper school due to its compressed form. Liber means book and Latinus means Latin (isch), so the title of the book translated means Latin book or Latin book . Older editions were also available in three or four volumes.
The Liber Latinus was valued for its systematic structure, but the reading pieces no longer met modern standards, which is why this classic textbook was discontinued.
expenditure
- Emil Gaar and Mauriz Schuster: Liber Latinus - Latin reading and exercise book - Edition A: High schools for boys - Part II for the 4th and 5th grade. Österreichischer Landesverlag, Vienna 1941.
- Emil Gaar and Mauriz Schuster: Liber Latinus A - III. Part - A Latin book for Austrian grammar schools and secondary schools. - For the third year of Latin. Published with the participation of Richard Meister, Rudolf Hanslik and Josef Studeny. Österreichischer Bundesverlag, Vienna; Hölder-Pichler-Tempsky, Verlag für Jugend und Volk, 1951.
- Emil Gaar and Mauriz Schuster: Liber Latinus IV. Latin language book for the upper classes of grammar schools and secondary schools in Austria. With the participation of Richard Meister. ÖBV, Vienna 1932.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Libri Latini compensaturitio on heme.at