A digital, searchable reference for E. C. Woodcock's A New Latin Syntax (1959): 289 numbered sections across 25 chapters, linked to the site's Greek grammar, comparative grammar, and Latin reading tools.
The interactive Latin reference: cases, moods, clauses, participles, indirect statement, and the core constructions used by the Latin readers.
The matching Greek grammar reference, searchable by section number, English, or Greek, with live cross-references and dialect notes.
Curated pairings between Woodcock, Wheelock, and Smyth for constructions such as indirect statement, purpose clauses, and ablative/genitive absolutes.
The broader Greek-Latin comparison across syntax, morphology, semantics, pragmatics, and vocabulary.
The reader-facing Woodcock bridge, with cited Latin examples from Cicero and syntax notes for close reading.