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        • Theia
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      • Mythical Creatures
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    • Roman Mythology
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      • Eastern Religions
        • Isis
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  • Ancient Maps
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  • Ancient Literature
    • The Aeneid
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      • The Aeneid, Book IV
      • The Aeneid, Book V
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      • The Gallic Wars, Book VIII
    • The Iliad
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      • The Iliad, Book XV
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      • The Iliad, Book XX
      • The Iliad, Book XXI
      • The Iliad, Book XXII
      • The Iliad, Book XXIII
      • The Iliad, Book XXIV
    • The Odyssey
      • The Odyssey, Book I
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      • The Odyssey, Book XVIII
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      • The Odyssey, Book XXI
      • The Odyssey, Book XXII
      • The Odyssey, Book XXIII
      • The Odyssey, Book XXIV
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A Level

Useful resources for those undertaking A Level Latin.

A Level SyllabusDownload
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