antiq

antiq helps you read real Latin in the original, one word at a time. Open Vergil, Caesar, Cicero, Catullus, Sallust or Pliny and tap any word. antiq shows you its grammatical form, its dictionary meaning with examples, and the declension or conjugation it belongs to. You can start reading right away, no account needed. READ • Tap any word for its form, meaning and paradigm • Pronunciation for common words • See where else the book uses the same word, and jump to that line • Lamp mode for reading at night, and five text sizes • Share a favorite line as an image • A short summary after each sitting with the words you looked up PREPARE • Words you'll meet: the words that carry a passage, most useful first, so you read it with fewer stops LEARN WORDS • Words: a few minutes a day. Meet each word with its sound and a picture, then quick checks until it sticks • Add words straight from your reading, or mark the ones you already know • An optional daily reminder GRAMMAR • Every declension and conjugation as a full table, plus short topics with examples AP LATIN • All 19 required passages from Pliny's letters and Vergil's Aeneid, each with the words you'll meet and your progress EVERY DAY • Guess the Latin: find the Latin word behind a family of English words Sign in with Apple, Google or email to keep your place and your words across your iPhone, iPad and antiq.ai. AP is a trademark registered by the College Board, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, antiq.