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The text of Ritchie's Fabellae Faciles is in the public domain. You can obtain a copy of the book, with notes and vocabulary, from Project Gutenberg: Ritchie's Fabulae Faciles: A First Latin Reader, Edited With Notes and a Vocabulary by Francis Ritchie (edited by John Copeland Kirtland) The book is no longer in print, but there have been frequent reprints and you can easily find a copy of the book at a used bookseller online. The printed edition of the book contains notes and a complete vocabulary in the back.
The stories are written in order of increasing difficulty. The Perseus section is the easiest, followed by Hercules, then Jason, and finally Ulixes. |
The Fabulae Faciles contain the stories of four mythological heroes:
Hercules: coming soon! Ulixes (Ulysses): coming soon! |
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