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The Follow your Fates series brings the epics and myths of the ancient Greek and Roman world to younger readers in an interactive format. The reader assumes the role of these famous characters and must navigate the narrative of their ancient story. Make the wrong choice, and your literary journey ends, and you must begin again. Make the choices that these characters make, however, and you can successfully follow your fate.
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- _Purchase the Exile of Aeneas!
- _Purchase the Journey of Odysseus!
- _Purchase the Wrath of Achilles!
- Bolchazy's Follow Your Fates Home Page
- Exile of Aeneas on Google Books with Sample Pages
- Journey of Odysseus on Amazon
- Journey of Odysseus on Google Books with Sample Pages
- Wrath of Achilles on Amazon
- Wrath of Achilles on Google Books with Sample Pages
- YouTube Interview with the Author
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Other Books and Publications by Ed DeHoratius
An Ovid Reader. Including the texts of the now defunct AP syllabus, An Ovid Reader organizes the texts into thematic chapters and organizes its notes based on leading questions rather than dispensing information. Also included are discussion questions, sentence diagrams (where necessary), a prose summary, and images, both illustrative and explanatory.
Introduction to Latin: Study Guide and Reader. Published by Focus Publishing, a companion book to Susan Shelmerdine's Introduction to Latin. The book covers all major grammatical structures by examining them as they appear in authentic Latin texts that range from Ennius to Medieval Latin to modern mottoes. Although the book is tied to Shelmerdine's book in structure and order, it can be used with great success as a workbook or supplement; I use it with all of my Latin classes (1 to 5).
An article published in the Duke Alumni Magazine commemmorating the retirement of classics professor Francis Newton.
Introduction to Latin: Study Guide and Reader. Published by Focus Publishing, a companion book to Susan Shelmerdine's Introduction to Latin. The book covers all major grammatical structures by examining them as they appear in authentic Latin texts that range from Ennius to Medieval Latin to modern mottoes. Although the book is tied to Shelmerdine's book in structure and order, it can be used with great success as a workbook or supplement; I use it with all of my Latin classes (1 to 5).
An article published in the Duke Alumni Magazine commemmorating the retirement of classics professor Francis Newton.
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