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Spoken Latin: What does “In Morbum Incidere” mean?

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The best way to learn Latin is to read and listen to as much as possible in Latin—as long as it is in line with the type of literature you want to read. In this video, entirely in Latin, you’ll learn about the expression in morbum incidere in a spoken Latin style based on attested usage in Roman authors.

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Below is a video in which Daniel Pettersson explains the Latin expression “In morbum incidere” using examples from Latin literature: the video is wholly in Latin.

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If you only want to listen to the episode, you can listen to it here on Latinitium.com or listen in your podcast player on your smartphone or tablet.

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Daniel Pettersson

Teacher and author Daniel Pettersson, M.A., is co-founder of Latinitium and is currently teaching Latin at Stockholm University, where he is also working on his Ph.D. dissertation on Humanist Colloquia. Daniel believes in the importance of Latin literature in the modern world and that you can teach yourself Latin with the right motivation, method, and material.