Online Latin Drills Prof. Margaret B. Phillips, University of Missouri at St. Louis Chapter 29: Academia Alter, uter, uterque In this exercise, drill the forms of the pronouns alter, uter, uterque. In this exercise, practice using alter, uter, uterque. Parthenon, Athens. Credits: Nancy Stafford, 1999. From VRoma Archives.     Table of Contents >> Chapter 30

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