An Answer Key to A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin: A Supplement to the Text by John F. Collins Bilingual Edition

This answer key is a wonderful companion to the Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin Text. It is great for self study as it gives the student a feeling of accomplishment knowing immediately that he or she is translating appropriately. The answer key is easy to use and is VERY COMPLETE. It is rare indeed to find a complete answer key, even to the simple exercises. With this supplement, home study of Ecclesiastical Latin becomes fun and easy!! Great Book!!!

I ordered this book to complete the set of books by the same author for Latin I Language studies. The book arrived as promised and was in excellent condition. I am a very satisfied buyer.

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the book facilitated my first tracking of the course as a reference point for correct translation. all beginners in the language course access this book as not to get stuck completely and confused. the VAT however makes the book a bit dear to those outside the US territories.

I am so happy to get the Answer Key!!! If you are trying to learn liturgical Latin for yourself or your job, this book along with the text book are a must. I first experienced the text book in a Latin Club in Michigan. Many Catholic hear allusion to Latin at church or wish they had the Latin text available to them, including scriptures. This book takes you there and helps you learn the original text of both scripture and liturgy.

A must have if you are going through the book A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin as a self study. This Answer Key is just that the answers no explanations included. It would be a whole lot better if it also contained some explanations in the earlier Units to help one understand the why an answer was written as it was.

I use the "Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin" (a separate volume obviously) and this is the perfect match. The Primer itself is designed for individual study and hence the "Answer key" is essential. Most of the Latin classical, with extremely long periodic sentences. This is a much easier read. My own motivation was to easily read the Latin Vulgate edition of the NT scriptures and detect textual errors as were found massively in the translations supplied by the International Committee for English in the Liturgy.

This is just one of the books that is a great help for those that want to learn LATIN (ECCLESIASTICAL). It has vocabulary, pronouciations etc. Ecclesiastical Latin is how the mass was said prior to Vatican two. You can find it at Amazon. I give it a five stars.