The Cambridge Latin Course is a well-established and highly successful program for learning Latin, structured in four Units. The first part of Unit 4 is set in and around the court of the Emperor Domitian. The stories explore the tensions and effects of living under tyranny. The second part of Unit 4 is an anthology of Latin prose and poetry (largely unadapted) including selections from Pliny, Cicero, Vergil, Ovid, Catullus, and Livy. The Teacher's Manual is designed to provide maximum support for teachers, and includes: course and lesson planning outlines and detailed guidelines on teaching methods based on the principles of the Course; a summary of the storyline, linguistic objectives, and cultural background encountered in each Stage; extensive consolidation questions and exercises based on the reading passages; detailed notes on the color photographs from the Student's Book; diagnostic tests for easy assessment of students' levels of progress; a bibliography of suggested sources focusing on Roman history and culture; and a complete key to the Student's Book and Omnibus Workbook.