Arts & Sciences

Course Descriptions

The Department of Classical Languages offers courses in three areas:

     ●  Latin  (prefix “LAT”),

     ●  Greek  (prefix “GRK”),

     ●  Classical Culture  (prefix “CULT”).

 

LAT 101-102. Elementary Latin
LAT 201. Introduction to the Latin Authors of the Republic
LAT 202. Introduction to the Latin Authors of the Empire
LAT 301. Horace
LAT 302. Horace
LAT 303. Roman Historians: Tacitus
LAT 304. Roman Historians: Livy
LAT 307. Cicero: Orations
LAT 308. Poetry of the Ciceronian Age
LAT 310. Poetry of the Empire
LAT 311. Virgil: Aeneid
LAT 401. Latin Satire
LAT 403-404 Latin Prose Composition I
LAT 405. Roman Comedy
LAT 409-410 Senior Seminar in a Latin Author I
GRK 101-102. Elementary Greek
GRK 201. Introduction to the Greek Authors
GRK 202. Plato
GRK 301. Homer
GRK 306. Xenophon
GRK 401. Greek Old Comedy
GRK 402. Greek Oratory
CULT 101. Greek Civilization
CULT 102. Roman Civilization
CULT 103. Greek and Roman Mythology
CULT 105. The Heroic Greeks
CULT 106. The Women of Greece
CULT 107. Greek and Roman Drama
CULT 201-202. Latin and Greek Etymology
CULT 205. Greek Literature in Translation
CULT 206. Latin Literature in Translation
LAT 314. Latin Elegiac Poetry
LAT 404. Latin Prose Composition II
LAT 410. Senior Seminar in a Latin Author II
GRK 403. Greek Prose Composition I
GRK 404. Greek Prose Composition II
GRK 405. Senior Seminar in a Greek Author I
GRK 406. Senior Seminar in a Greek Author II