The cover of Book 2 of the Cambridge Latin Course UK 5th edition

Book II

In Book II, we travel to two distant Roman provinces, both very different from each other. Egypt will be the final destination, but first, explore a Roman province on the very edge of the Empire where it is cold and wet. Welcome to Britannia!
Photograph of a man and a woman dressed as ancient Britons standing in front of a reconstructed British home.
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Photography of the interior of room in a Roman house. A table with various bowls on it, a cupboard containing numerous vessels, a couch and a stool are visible against the backdrop of a decorated wall.
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Detail of four lines a Roman marble inscription. The letters "I D V B N" from the name "Togidubnus" are visible on the third line.
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Photograph of part of a model reconstructing the palace at Fishbourne. A colonnade, an entrance and a section of the garden courtyard are visible.
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An ancient coin depicting a ship passing a lighthouse. Greek lettering can be seen at the bottom.
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Composite image featuring numerous fragments of colourful ancient glass.
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Detail from a papyrus showing the Egyptian representation of Isis holding a sceptre in her right hand and an ankh in her left.
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A carved Roman stone used as a seal, depicting a seated doctor examining a patient while Asclepius, god of medicine, leans on his staff nearby.
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