If this is the only Latin program you are using, the book would be useful to confirm your guess as to meaning. If you are used to a more formal program and are using Lingua Latina to get more translation practice, you may miss some features found in your main program, but will find it faster than looking things up in your big dictionary (and much better typefont than the out-of-print dictionaries scanned by googlebooks).)

Each page is in 4 columns. First and 3rd columns are lists of Latin vocab, 2nd and 4th corresponding English definition (1-3 words). Hard to line up word/def for people with astigmatism.

Macrons (long marks) are included. Verbs are listed under infinitive followed by 3rd & 4th parts. Nouns have genitive and gender. Part of speech is NOT given, except prepositions are marked prp + case. Irregular parts do NOT have separate entries. Does NOT indicate chapter where word is first used.