Poppaea et caper fugitivus: A Latin Novella

Today the priests of Libertatis are making a sacrifice. But while her family are focused on the priests and their prayers, Poppaea can't take her eyes off the beautiful goat with the golden horns and a crown of flowers on its head. After the goat kicks its way out of the ceremony, Poppaea must get it back before the temple and all its inhabitants lose the goddess' favour.

With approximately 281 unique forms and a total word count of 1,594, this novella was written with beginners in mind. There is a comprehensive vocabulary list at the back, glosses on almost every page, and many pictures and captions to aid understanding.