101 lessons – 744 pp – 5 CD audio and download code. This edition is the brand new edition of Clément Desessard's legendary method, revised and corrected, but also increased with notes on civilization. Its author defended the idea of a living Latin, not a fossilized one, which is still relevant today. He based his dialogues on everyday situations, but also on various literary texts, intended to illustrate the written use of Latin from Antiquity to the present day: Cicero and Pliny the Younger rubbed shoulders with Gregory of Tours, Francis Bacon and even Saint-Exupéry, through the Latin translation of The Little Prince. Not to mention Winnie the Pooh from the translation of the work by the British A. A. Milne Completely new recordings have been made, which include all the Latin texts of the lessons and the translation exercises of the book. They are interpreted, at a progressive pace, by speakers from the Latin Circle of Paris (Circulus Latinus Lutetiensis).