The Classical Teacher Released!
The much awaited Summer 2006 Classical Teacher was mailed in July.  If you haven't received your copy in the mail, please request a free copy online at http://www.memoriapress.com/catalog/.  The Classical Teacher is full of useful articles and information about classical education.  Past contributors have included Cheryl Lowe, Tracy Lee Simmons, Susan Wise Bauer, Peter Kreeft, Andrew Campbell, Martin Cothran and many more.... You can read all of the past articles online at http://www.memoriapress.com/ by clicking on the Articles section.

Featured New Title
Famous Men of Rome 
Text, 160pp $16.95 (buy now)

The Famous Men of Rome contains 30 stories covering the history of Rome from its founding under Romulus to the last emperor in the West. With this wonderful text, your children will see the rise and fall of a great civilization through the lives of Horatius, Camillus, Caesar, Cicero, Marcus Aurelius, and many other larger-than-life figures. (read more)

Memoria Press has just released a new printing of the Famous Men of Rome with dozens of full color illustrations depicting the significant events in Roman history.  The lessons imparted by this classic text will come alive for your students with these beautiful illustrations.  And, best of all, it is still the same price as the old Famous Men of Rome, $16.95. 

We always want you to have the best version of our books at a fair price.  If you purchased a Memoria Press (or even a Greenleaf Press) Famous Men of Rome within the last 6 months, we will replace it with the new color version for only $7 + $4 S&H.  Just mail your old book and a check for $11 to Memoria Press, 4105 Bishop Ln, Louisville, KY 40218.  If you purchased Memoria Press' old version in July of 2006, we will replace it for free - you only pay the shipping fee of $4. (please include a copy of your receipt with the returned book if you purchased it in July.)

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