A structured path

From begin­ner to advanced, from zero to Cicero.

From begin­ner to advanced

4.8/5 (2900+ rat­ings)

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Not getting where you want to

Are you learning Latin but feel lost? overwhelmed? stuck? confused? anxious? frustrated?

The challenges

The rarest experience

Do you want the rare expe­ri­ence of read­ing a Latin text writ­ten by some­one who lived hun­dreds or even thou­sands of years ago and hear­ing the words in the same lan­guage with no inter­me­di­ary?

There is noth­ing more excit­ing and reward­ing than this time trav­el.

Yet, most peo­ple fail to reach read­ing flu­en­cy in Latin. Why? Because of 2 com­mon chal­lenges.

Overwhelm & confusion

You don’t know where to start

• “What book? Course? App?”
• “What method?”

If you’ve browsed var­i­ous forums, you’ve like­ly run into con­tra­dic­to­ry advice: Some­one says “Use this book!” while anoth­er replies “No, that one’s too slow—this is bet­ter!” Soon, you find your­self drown­ing in links, books, and con­fu­sion.

The tough­est part of learn­ing Latin isn’t the lan­guage—it’s fig­ur­ing out where to start.

feeling stuck

You aren’t making progress

• “Wrong book/materials? Too hard? Inef­fi­cient method? What to read next?”
• “Too old? Not tal­ent­ed enough?”

Even if you’ve learned a bit, you might feel stuck or unsure about your next step. Watch­ing oth­ers progress can spark doubts: ‘Am I too old? Too dumb? Too slow?’

No! You can learn Latin—and you can learn it well.

The magic of knowing Latin

Imagine traveling through the centuries

Learn­ing Latin opens a gate­way through time—from the bustling streets of ancient Rome to the monas­tic libraries of the Mid­dle Ages. March with Cae­sar in Gaul, wit­ness the tri­umph of Chris­tian­i­ty, and see Roman civ­i­liza­tion merge with Ger­man­ic peo­ples. In the High Mid­dle Ages, step into the world of medieval uni­ver­si­ties and scholas­tic thought.

Then fol­low Latin into its Neo-Latin renais­sance, where it becomes the voice of pio­neer­ing philoso­phers and ground­break­ing thinkers. Latin allows us to hear the voic­es of ancient poets, medieval chron­i­clers, and ear­ly sci­en­tists speak direct­ly to us today.

• Roman His­to­ry: Caesar’s Com­men­tarii de Bel­lo Gal­li­co, Livy’s Ab Urbe Con­di­ta, Tacitus’s Annales
• The Vul­gate Bible: Saint Jerome’s Latin trans­la­tion that shaped Chris­t­ian tra­di­tion
• Medieval Chron­i­cles & Epic Romances
• Philo­soph­i­cal Works
• Sci­en­tif­ic Texts

Have you tried

Duolingo YouTube videos Wheelock Flashcards Facebook Groups

without making progress?

Apps with random sentences?

You may have tried pop­u­lar lan­guage learn­ing apps that weren’t designed for Latin, only to find your­self mem­o­riz­ing and trans­lat­ing ran­dom phras­es with­out tru­ly read­ing.

Maybe you’re using flashcards—which can be a help­ful supplement—but they’re no sub­sti­tute for read­ing Latin in its prop­er con­text. True lan­guage acqui­si­tion comes from engag­ing with the text in its nat­ur­al set­ting, not from iso­lat­ed vocab­u­lary drills.

Focus on Grammar & Translation?

Maybe you’re strug­gling through a dif­fi­cult text like Cae­sar or a gram­mar-trans­la­tion text­book, labo­ri­ous­ly deci­pher­ing sen­tences while drilling spe­cif­ic gram­mar rules.

This method teach­es you about Lat­in’s struc­ture, but it does­n’t pre­pare you for flu­ent read­ing of Latin texts. Only when you’ve read a lot, gram­mar becomes use­ful.

Groups & Social media?

Social media and online groups can offer help­ful Latin-learn­ing tips, but they lack a coher­ent, struc­tured approach.

Espe­cial­ly as a begin­ner faced with scat­tered videos, posts, and dis­cus­sions, it’s dif­fi­cult to assess their qual­i­ty or fig­ure out how to piece them togeth­er into an effec­tive learn­ing path.

Random online Latin courses?

While online Latin cours­es can be valu­able and a good addi­tion, their fixed dura­tion often lim­its your progress. Just as mas­ter­ing the piano requires prac­tice beyond lessons, becom­ing flu­ent in Latin demands con­sis­tent read­ing and lis­ten­ing on your own time.

Real pro­fi­cien­cy comes from reg­u­lar, inde­pen­dent engage­ment with the lan­guage, not just from struc­tured class ses­sions.

These var­i­ous approaches—particularly gram­mar study—may serve a pur­pose, but the key to mas­ter­ing Latin lies in read­ing and lis­ten­ing a lot.

You’ve like­ly exper­i­ment­ed with scat­tered resources that are either unstruc­tured, unre­li­able, not designed specif­i­cal­ly for Latin, or dis­con­nect­ed from the mean­ing­ful con­text of authen­tic texts and sto­ries.

The way forward

So, what do you need to actually learn Latin?

There are 8 uni­ver­sal things you need to make learn­ing Latin both effi­cient and fun. Make sure they’re part of your Latin learn­ing jour­ney!

A clear, structured method

• Fol­low a step-by-step approach to avoid con­fu­sion
• Know what to study next

Lots of Latin texts at your level

• Read as much as pos­si­ble at a lev­el where you under­stand most of the words
• From time to time, chal­lenge your­self

Compelling Latin texts

• Read texts that actu­al­ly inter­est you, that make you for­get you’re study­ing
• Focus on excit­ing and cap­ti­vat­ing sto­ries

Time

• Learn­ing Latin is a marathon, not a sprint
• Enjoy the jour­ney

Low friction

• You should be able to start study­ing quick­ly with­out long prep time
• Choose eas­i­ly acces­si­ble and orga­nized mate­ri­als

Audio

• Train lin­ear com­pre­hen­sion
• Inter­nal­ize pro­nun­ci­a­tion and rhythm
• Immerse your­self while walk­ing or dri­ving

Pleasant environment

• Use aes­thet­i­cal­ly pleas­ing resources
• You should want to return again and again

Daily study

• Make learn­ing Latin a dai­ly habit
• With 20 min­utes a day, you’ll see great progress after a year

So, where can you get structured and compelling reading and listening at your level—in Latin?

Learn latin for real

Legentibus

Leg­en­tibus is a Latin-focused app that offers expert-reviewed mate­ri­als for learn­ers of all lev­els.

From day one you’ll learn nat­u­ral­ly by actu­al­ly read­ing Latin with synced audio, inte­grat­ed dic­tio­nar­ies, Eng­lish trans­la­tions, com­men­taries, and sim­pli­fied gram­mar expla­na­tions.

• A step-by-step immer­sion course
• A library of Latin texts with synced audio
• For begin­ners to advanced

4,8/5 (2900+ rat­ings)

Read and listen to Latin texts and stories at your level from day one. Tap on words for definitions.

Use Legentibus in two ways

You can choose to fol­low our struc­tured immer­sion course, or pick any text from the library.

**Every book in Leg­en­tibus has Latin text synced with an audio recital and on-tap def­i­n­i­tions in Eng­lish. **

Library

A library of quality texts synced with audio​

• begin­ner to advanced
• clas­si­cal, medieval, and neo-Lat­in​

Course

Step-by-Step Immersion Course

• clear path for begin­ners from day one
• audio, text, Eng­lish trans­la­tions, and gram­mar
• excit­ing unique read­ing materials​

All levels

Legentibus Library

Whether you’re a begin­ner, inter­me­di­ate, or advanced learn­er, there is some­thing for you. You can explore every­thing from easy begin­ner sto­ries to grad­ed read­ers, medieval works, and clas­si­cal Roman lit­er­a­ture.

Best of all, these resources are read­i­ly acces­si­ble on your mobile devices.

The grow­ing library is orga­nized accord­ing to dif­fi­cul­ty and genre, so you can quick­ly find some­thing that match­es your lev­el:

• Begin­ner sto­ries based on e.g. Roman myths and medieval his­to­ry
• Pop­u­lar text­books such as Famil­ia Romana
• Lit­er­a­ture such as Caesar’s De bel­lo Gal­li­co or Ovid’s Meta­mor­phoses
• New books added con­tin­u­ous­ly

Legentibus Library

Beginners

Read our begin­ner ver­sions of com­pelling sto­ries adapt­ed from ancient and medieval Latin sources.

• Lupus, testis ius­tus (ancient fable)
• Stat­ua et The­saurus (medieval sto­ry)
• Orpheus et Eury­dice (ancient mythol­o­gy)
• Vita Sanc­ti Valen­ti­ni (Chris­t­ian hagiog­ra­phy)
• Star­chaterus et Magus (Nordic mythol­o­gy)
• Many more

Legentibus Library

Intermediate

Have you already read our begin­ner sto­ries and maybe fin­ished Famil­ia Romana? Then take a look at our inter­me­di­ate lev­el books.

• Ritchie’s Fab­u­lae Faciles
• Pugio Bru­ti — A Crime Sto­ry in Easy Latin
• Epit­o­me His­to­ri­ae Sacrae
• Roma Aeter­na, cap. 36–40
• Much more

Legentibus Library

Ancient Literature

Are you ready to time trav­el and read the actu­al words writ­ten by

• Cicero, Seneca
• Cae­sar, Sal­lust
• Ovid, Phae­drus
• Hierony­mus, Ter­tul­lian
• many more

Legentibus Library

Medieval & Neo-Latin Literature

Explore the abun­dant Latin lit­er­a­ture that goes far beyond antiq­ui­ty.

• Petrar­cha
• Philip Melanch­ton
• Eras­mus
• Many more

Legentibus Library

Free books

There is a cat­e­go­ry always open to every­one with texts from all lev­els.

• Begin­ner sto­ries
• Cicero, In Catili­nam Ora­tio II
• Gen­e­sis (Vul­gate)
• Hal­loween sto­ries
• And more

Read & listen to Latin anywhere

Car­ry a library of Latin texts synced with audio in your pock­et! Lis­ten and read any­where!

Roman his­to­ry

Sto­ries

Sto­icism

Medieval

Hal­loween

Mythol­o­gy

Inter­me­di­ate

Norse

Ora­to­ry

Neo-Latin

Chris­t­ian

Read­ers

Let­ters

Begin­ner

Fables

Free

“Lin­gua Lati­na non e Gram­mat­i­ca sed ex idoneis scrip­toribus disc­i­tur.”

— Come­nius

A clear path to learn Latin from day one

Legentibus step-by-step immersion course

The Leg­en­tibus Immer­sion Course offers a solu­tion to the most com­mon chal­lenges of study­ing Latin. The course com­bines the lat­est research in lan­guage learn­ing with the time-test­ed ped­a­gogy of the human­ists to give you the best learn­ing expe­ri­ence.

The course is divid­ed into lev­els, each con­sist­ing of 5 mod­ules. It’s cur­rent­ly a work in progress and will be expand­ed reg­u­lar­ly.

Each mod­ule includes a con­cise overview, com­pact gram­mar high­lights, and sev­er­al short read­ings (Auda, Leg­en­tibus Begin­ner Sto­ries, Famil­ia Romana).

Step-by-step approach

How will you learn with the course?

Read adventure stories from the start

Start read­ing Latin from day one with exclu­sive begin­ner-friend­ly sto­ries and chap­ters from Famil­ia Romana. Enhance your under­stand­ing and enjoy­ment using the Leg­en­tibus Read­ing Method.

Understand every text with ease

No more con­fu­sion! With inter­lin­ear Eng­lish trans­la­tions and glos­saries includ­ed in every text, you’ll feel ful­ly sup­port­ed. Need less help? Sim­ply hide them as you progress.

Natural processing with audio + text

You can lis­ten and read at the same time, help­ing your mind learn to under­stand Latin lin­ear­ly with­out “decod­ing” it.

Master grammar gradually

Avoid over­whelm with sim­pli­fied gram­mar expla­na­tions you can ref­er­ence any­time. Inter­nal­ize the rules nat­u­ral­ly as you learn—no pres­sure to mem­o­rize!

Engaging learning materials

What will you read in the course?

In the Leg­en­tibus course, you’ll find three dif­fer­ent types of read­ings that all work togeth­er to cre­ate an immer­sive and engag­ing expe­ri­ence.

Legentibus immersion course

Auda — A novel for beginners

In the course, you’ll read this new adven­ture nov­el (2025) set in the 1st cen­tu­ry AD. The sto­ry fol­lows a Ger­man­ic girl named Auda and her friend Wulfi­nus. After an unex­pect­ed encounter, they soon find them­selves hunt­ed by the ruth­less Cras­sus through…

• Starts with very sim­ple vocab­u­lary
• Engag­ing audio nar­ra­tion
• Increas­es in dif­fi­cul­ty (and in sus­pense) over time
• Tap on any word for instant def­i­n­i­tion

Legentibus immersion course

Familia Romana & Colloquia Personarum

Famil­ia Romana is one of the best-known and most wide­ly used text­books, and for good rea­son! The Col­lo­quia Per­son­arum* are dia­logues designed to accom­pa­ny each chap­ter of Famil­ia Romana, pro­vid­ing addi­tion­al rep­e­ti­tion of the vocab­u­lary.

• All in Latin
• Text is synced with the Famil­ia Romana audio­book
• Grad­ual pro­gres­sion from very basic Latin
• Learn about Roman life in Latin
• Vivid sup­ple­men­tal dia­logues with audio­book

*The first 10 dia­logues of Col­lo­quia Per­son­arum have been pub­lished and more are com­ing.

Legentibus immersion course

Short stories

You’ll also read excit­ing short sto­ries about pirates, rob­bers, and more.

• Com­pelling sto­ries
• Lots of vocab­u­lary rep­e­ti­tion

Try Legentibus now: The first 15 lessons are free

learn Latin anywhere in a new way

Legentibus Features

Use Leg­en­tibus on smart­phones and tablets

Legentibus Features

Latin text + audio​

Read­ing and lis­ten­ing at the same time makes com­pre­hen­sion much eas­i­er and more enjoy­able!

• Nar­rat­ed text is high­light­ed
• Tap on a phrase to jump there
• Slow down or speed up the audio

Legentibus Features

Tap for answers

All our texts have addi­tion­al sup­port* to help you ful­ly under­stand them.

• Built-in dic­tio­nar­ies
• Eng­lish trans­la­tions (some of them are inter­lin­ear)
• Notes on gram­mar, his­tor­i­cal back­ground and more

*Not all sup­port types are avail­able for all texts.

Legentibus Features

Visible achievements

To stay moti­vat­ed, remind your­self of your progress and successes—no mat­ter how small they may seem.

• Read­ing progress bars
• Chap­ter com­ple­tion
• Num­ber of books read
• Total input time

Legentibus Features

Form reading habits

Learn­ing Latin is a marathon, not a sprint. That’s why it’s espe­cial­ly impor­tant to build habits—like read­ing for 10 min­utes every morn­ing or lis­ten­ing to a chap­ter on your way to work.

Make it a goal to study at least a lit­tle every day.

• Set a dai­ly read­ing goal
• Track read­ing sta­tis­tics

Transform your teaching

Legentibus for Educators

Pro­vide your stu­dents with a mobile library of Latin texts with syn­chro­nized audio. Assign spe­cif­ic books or read­ing goals, and track each student’s progress in real time.

• From begin­ners to advanced: suit­able for all your stu­dents
• Ide­al for in-class teach­ing and remote learn­ing
• Wide range of mate­ri­als: sto­ries, text­books, and lit­er­a­ture
• Give assign­ments
• Track assign­ments and progress

One language only

Legentibus is for Latin only

In Leg­en­tibus, Latin isn’t just the 50th lan­guage. Leg­en­tibus is designed from the ground up specif­i­cal­ly to help you learn Latin—and only Latin.

• Cus­tom built for learn­ing Latin
• No oth­er lan­guages
• Spe­cial­ized con­tent for learn­ing Latin only
• By Latin experts and schol­ars

4,8/5 (2900+ rat­ings)

dozens of years of research and teaching experience

Built by expert Latinists

• Schol­ars and researchers
• Teach­ers and authors

legentibus is for learning latin only

100% focus on Latin

• Only Latin (no French, Span­ish, or oth­er lan­guages)
• For Latin learn­ers and read­ers only

All you need in one place

Legentibus at a glance

A clear structure

Comprehensible input

Latin immersion

No quizzes

Listening

Read stories and texts

Latin at your level

No random sentences

Daily goal & streaks

Dictionaries and glossaries

English translations

Grammar notes

Our team

Who’s behind Legentibus?

Leg­en­tibus start­ed as a team of two in 2021. We’re now four pas­sion­ate peo­ple with spe­cial­ties rang­ing from lan­guage ped­a­gogy, and user expe­ri­ence, to philol­o­gy, lit­er­a­ture, and machine learn­ing.

Daniel Pettersson, M.A.

CEO, author, design

Daniel Pet­ters­son M.A. is a Latin teacher, author, speak­er and schol­ar. He is cur­rent­ly research­ing 16th cen­tu­ry Latin ped­a­gogy at Stock­holm Uni­ver­si­ty. Has taught spo­ken Latin both in Europe and in the US.

*Loves to geek out about Latin gram­mar and usage but also user expe­ri­ence and design—preferably at the same time. *

Amelie Rosengren, M.A.

Research, admin­is­tra­tion and illus­tra­tion

Is a pub­lished author, illus­tra­tor and his­to­ri­an with a Mas­ters of Arts from Stock­holm Uni­ver­si­ty. She spe­cial­izes in dai­ly life through­out his­to­ry from antiq­ui­ty to the late 19th cen­tu­ry and has a soft spot for his­toric curiosities–and wood­cuts.

Makes the com­pli­cat­ed com­pre­hen­si­ble and brings his­to­ry to life.

Johan Winge

Lead devel­op­er

Johan Winge is the lead devel­op­er at Leg­en­tibus, with a wide-rang­ing exper­tise span­ning com­put­er sci­ence, lin­guis­tics, and clas­si­cal lan­guages. He holds a degree in com­pu­ta­tion­al lin­guis­tics, spe­cial­iz­ing in areas such as machine learn­ing and nat­ur­al lan­guage pro­cess­ing, com­ple­ment­ed by stud­ies in math­e­mat­ics and Latin. As a Latin enthu­si­ast with teach­ing expe­ri­ence, he is par­tic­u­lar­ly inter­est­ed in cre­at­ing effec­tive edu­ca­tion­al tools that bridge tech­nol­o­gy and clas­si­cal edu­ca­tion.

Turns ambi­tious visions into opti­mized code.

Viviana Kleinlercher, M.A.

Research, con­tent, and mar­ket­ing

Viviana Klein­lercher M.A. is a latin­ist, his­to­ri­an and schol­ar. At the moment, in addi­tion to her work for Leg­en­tibus, she is also com­plet­ing her PhD at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Munich (Ger­many).

As part of her research, she has writ­ten a crit­i­cal edi­tion of a late medieval Latin text. Her research focus­es on medieval lit­er­a­ture, man­u­scripts and edit­ing tech­niques. How­ev­er, her heart beats first and fore­most for ancient philo­soph­i­cal writ­ings and Roman-Greek mythol­o­gy.

Will tame any unruly text and project and cre­ate order from chaos.

Editorial quality policy

Quality standards for Legentibus

At Leg­en­tibus, we believe that trust in your learn­ing mate­ri­als is essen­tial for real progress. When you can’t rely on the con­tent you study, it becomes much hard­er for your brain to absorb new infor­ma­tion.

That’s why we hold our­selves to the high­est stan­dards of qual­i­ty and integri­ty for every piece of mate­r­i­al we cre­ate.

Pillars of our quality policy

• Authen­tic Latin: We metic­u­lous­ly ensure that all orig­i­nal texts (all texts writ­ten and pub­lished by Leg­en­tibus) align with clas­si­cal Latin usage in vocab­u­lary, syn­tax, and word order.
• Expert Review: Every piece of con­tent is cre­at­ed and rig­or­ous­ly checked by our team of schol­ars and expert Latin­ists with decades of expe­ri­ence.
• Respect for Rights: We respect copy­rights, prop­er­ly license the works we use, and fair­ly com­pen­sate authors.
• No AI-Gen­er­at­ed Latin: We nev­er use arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence to cre­ate Latin texts, keep­ing our mate­ri­als authen­tic, human-craft­ed, and trust­wor­thy.

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3 steps to test Legentibus for free in 60s

Download Legentibus

Tap the but­ton below to go to the App­stores to down­load Leg­en­tibus.​

Create account

After down­load­ing Leg­en­tibus, open the app and tap “cre­ate account” to save read­ing progress and sync across devices.

Start reading and listening

Now, just tap on “Immer­sion course” or browse the sec­tion of free books and start read­ing and lis­ten­ing!

Start using Legentibus

How do I subscribe and what happens then?

1. In the app, tap on
2. Tap “con­tin­ue” and ver­i­fy your sub­scrip­tion pur­chase. You’ll then be tak­en back to the app. (By the way, all sub­scrip­tions include a 3‑day tri­al.)
3. Now, open any text you want. If you’re a begin­ner, we sug­gest you start with the Leg­en­tibus Immer­sion course.

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Stop hunt­ing for the per­fect Latin learn­ing tool—you’ve found it. Don’t let oth­ers race ahead while you stay stuck.

Give Leg­en­tibus a try, free for 3 days, and see how quick­ly you can progress.

Remem­ber that you can also check out the cat­e­go­ry of free books in the app.

Path to reading fluency

How to start learning Latin now

Learn­ing Latin does­n’t have to be com­pli­cat­ed. It only takes a clear path, the right resources, and time. Here’s how to reach flu­en­cy.

STEP 1: Preparation

Research & Find learning tools

Before you start learn­ing, you need a resource with a clear struc­ture that aligns with mod­ern research on lan­guage acqui­si­tion. It should be eas­i­ly acces­si­ble, well-struc­tured, high-qual­i­ty, and suit­able for learn­ers at all levels—from begin­ners to advanced.

STEP 2: First months

Start reading and listening at your level 15 min per day

Read and lis­ten to Latin at your lev­el every day, pro­gress­ing slow­ly but steadily—there’s no need to rush! If pos­si­ble, take walks while lis­ten­ing to the read­ings you’ve already stud­ied.

STEP 3: to fluency

Increase daily study and progress to fluency

Learn­ing to read Latin flu­ent­ly is a num­bers game: the more time you spend lis­ten­ing and read­ing, the bet­ter your Latin will become. Grad­u­al­ly increase your dai­ly study time and work through pro­gres­sive­ly more advanced texts until you reach lit­er­ary works. Congratulations—you’ve made it!

Start learning Latin now

Don’t let uncer­tain­ty or past frus­tra­tions hold you back. With a clear path for­ward and the right resources, any­one can learn Latin—including you.

Start your jour­ney today and immerse your­self in the rich world of Latin lan­guage and lit­er­a­ture.

Legentibus FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where can I get Leg­en­tibus?

You can find Leg­en­tibus both on App Store and on Google Play.

Can I try Leg­en­tibus for free?

Yes!

You can access the first three mod­ules of the Leg­en­tibus Immer­sion Course for free. Plus, explore our free books cat­e­go­ry, which includes 17 books with audio.

How much does it cost to sub­scribe to Leg­en­tibus?

Depend­ing on where you live in the world, the price of the sub­scrip­tion will vary due to cur­ren­cies and dif­fer­ent tax­es such as VAT.

Here are a few exam­ples though to get you an idea:

The launch price for the US is $9.99 per month, $54.99 per half-year or $99.99 per year.

For most coun­tries with­in the euro­zone the launch prices are €9.99 per month, €54.99 per half-year or €99.99 per year.

But as men­tioned, prices will vary due to cur­ren­cies and tax­es. Be sure to check App Store or Google Play to get the right price for you.

Once the launch peri­od is over the prices will rise, this will be com­mu­ni­cat­ed to all sub­scribers in advance.

Includ­ed in all sub­scrip­tions is a 3 day free tri­al.

Can I use Leg­en­tibus with­out inter­net?

You need to be online to down­load the app and to sub­scribe. Once sub­scribed you can down­load any book you like in the library, which will make that book avail­able for lis­ten­ing and read­ing offline.

Once you go offline, there are things in the app that won’t show, books you can’t see etc. How­ev­er, all books that you have down­loaded will be avail­able in your library.

The audio is a bit slow for my taste, can I speed it up?

You can adjust the play­back speed of the Latin audio while read­ing the text. In the read­er, tap the three dots in the top cor­ner and select the but­ton labeled 1.0x. A list of speed options will appear—choose your pre­ferred speed and return to lis­ten­ing.

How do you han­dle copy­right­ed mate­ri­als?

At Leg­en­tibus, we take great care to ensure that we have the legal right to use all texts, books, audio, and trans­la­tions pub­lished on our plat­form. For books still under copy­right, Leg­en­tibus secures the nec­es­sary rights and com­pen­sates the copy­right hold­ers accord­ing­ly.