CLASSICAL STUDIES

Regular offerings (sometimes offered every year, sometimes alternating):
Art/Architecture

• Fall: Greek Art and Architecture
• Spring: Roman Art and Architecture

History

• Fall: Greek History or Roman History (taught in alternating years)

Literature

• Spring : Greek Literature in Translation or Roman Literature in Translation (taught in alternating years)

Philosophy

• Fall: Ancient Philosophy (through the Philosophy Department)

Religion

• The Rise of Christianity (see Religion Department)
• Religions of the Roman Empire (see Religion Department)

Political Science

• Fall: Ancient Political Theory (see Political Science Department)

For other courses in Classical Civilization, check the schedule of courses as it is updated before registration each term.

GREEK AND LATIN

Fall

• Greek 101
• Greek 201
• A Greek language course at the 200/300 level

• Latin 101
• Latin 201 (2 sections)
• A Latin language course at the 200/300 level

Spring

• Greek 102
• A Greek language course at the 200/300 level
• Latin 102
• 2 Latin language courses at the 200/300 level