In an effort to orient the student of Latin to the Humanities, a series of three quinmester courses focus on various aspects of life of a Roman family in the first century A.D. The second part of the trilogy, to be used independently or in sequence, concentrates on clothing, the significance of the Roman bath, architecture and its particular influence on contemporary structures, occupations, entertainment and civic responsibilities. Cultural background in English and dialogs, mottoes and songs in Latin are presented. English derivatives and the comparision between Roman and contemporary society are emphasized. A course description, goals and performance objectives, an outline of course content, suggested activities, expansion of materials, and evaluation and references are provided. Related documents include Part I, FL 004 663 and Part III, SO 007 091. (KSM)