Classics Curriculum

Classics Course Listings

This page lists Classics courses offered in 2006-2007 and 2007-2008, along with related courses offered by colleagues in other departments. For descriptions of these courses as well as those we offer on a rotating basis, see the Classics course listings in the College Bulletin.

2007–2008

Greek

CLGR 101-102, Beginning Greek. Porter, Christensen
CLGR 201, Intermediate Greek: Hesiod and Plato. Wilcox
CLGR 402, Homer. Porter
CLGR 405, Greek Lyric Poetry. Dekel

Latin

CLLA 101-102, Beginning Latin. Hoppin, Miller
CLLA 201, Intermediate Latin: The Late Republic. Christensen
CLLA 302, Virgil. Dekel
CLLA 405, Livy and Tacitus: Myth and Decadence in Ancient Rome. Christensen
CLLA 409, Roman Letters. Wilcox

Literature and History in Translation

CLAS 101, The Trojan War. Hoppin (Cross-listed with Comparative Literature)
CLAS 103, Greek and Roman Drama. Porter (Cross-listed with Comparative Literature)
JWST 201, The Hebrew Bible. Dekel (Cross-listed with Religion and Comparative Literature)
JWST 209, Ancient Wisdom Literature. Dekel (Cross-listed with Religion and Comparative Literature)
CLAS 222, Greek History. Christensen (Cross-listed with History)

Ancient art (all cross-listed with Classics)

ARTH 206, The Ancient Roman City, Thompson
ARTH 211, Roman Art. Thompson
ARTH 407, Etruscan Art and Archaeology. Thompson

Related Courses in Other Departments

ANTH 324, Empires of Antiquity. Foias
PHIL 221, Greek Philosophy. McKeen
PSCI 231, Ancient Political Theory. Reinhardt

2006–2007

Greek

CLGR 101-102, Beginning Greek. Porter, Christensen
CLGR 201, Intermediate Greek: Hesiod and Plato. Hoppin
CLGR 407, The Sophists. Porter
CLGR 404, Greek Tragedy. Hoppin

Latin

CLLA 101-102, Beginning Latin. Hoppin, Wilcox
CLLA 201, Intermediate Latin I: The Late Republic. Wilcox
CLLA 202, Intermediate Latin II: The Early Empire. Dekel
CLLA 403, The Invention of Love: Catullus and the Roman Elegists. Dekel
CLLA 408, Roman Comedy. Wilcox

Literature and history in translation

CLAS 101, The Trojan War. Hoppin (Cross-listed with Comparative Literature)
CLAS 105, The Ancient Novel. Wilcox (Cross-listed with Comparative Literature)
CLAS 205, Ancient Wisdom Literature. Dekel (Cross-listed with Jewish Studies, Religion, and Comparative Literature)
CLAS 207, From Adam to Noah: Literary Imagination and the Primeval History in Genesis. Dekel (Cross-listed with Religion, Jewish Studies, and Comparative Literature)
CLAS 323, Leadership, Government, and the Governed in Ancient Greece. Christensen (Cross-listed with History and Leadership Studies)

Ancient art (all cross-listed with Classics)

ARTH 210, Hellenistic Art: From Alexander to Cleopatra. Thompson
ARTH 209, The Art of Classical Greece. Thompson
ARTH 406, Topics in Roman Religion and the Arts: The Age of Augustus. Thompson
ARTH 513, “The Other City”: The Stone and Bronze Residents of Roman Cities. Marvin

Related courses in other departments

ANTH 324, Empires of Antiquity. Foias
MUS 207, Music in History I: Antiquity–1750. Bloxam
PHIL 221, Greek Philosophy. Wilberding
PSCI 231, Ancient Political Theory. Reinhardt

Updated 1/23/08


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		Classics Course Listings This page lists Classics courses offered in 2006-2007 and 2007-2008, along with related courses offered by colleagues in other departments. For descriptions of these courses as well as those we offer on a rotating basis, see the Classics course listings in the College Bulletin. 2007–2008 Greek CLGR 101-102, Beginning Greek. Porter, Christensen CLGR 201, Intermediate Greek: Hesiod and Plato. Wilcox CLGR 402, Homer. Porter CLGR 405, Greek Lyric Poetry. Dekel Latin CLLA 101-102, Beginning Latin. Hoppin, Miller CLLA 201, Intermediate Latin: The Late Republic. Christensen CLLA 302, Virgil. Dekel CLLA 405, Livy and Tacitus: Myth and Decadence in Ancient Rome. Christensen CLLA 409, Roman Letters. Wilcox Literature and History in Translation CLAS 101, The Trojan War. Hoppin (Cross-listed with Comparative Literature) CLAS 103, Greek and Roman Drama. Porter (Cross-listed with Comparative Literature) JWST 201, The Hebrew Bible. Dekel (Cross-listed with Religion and Comparative Literature) JWST 209, Ancient Wisdom Literature. Dekel (Cross-listed with Religion and Comparative Literature) CLAS 222, Greek History. Christensen (Cross-listed with History) Ancient art (all cross-listed with Classics) ARTH 206, The Ancient Roman City, Thompson ARTH 211, Roman Art. Thompson ARTH 407, Etruscan Art and Archaeology. Thompson Related Courses in Other Departments ANTH 324, Empires of Antiquity. Foias PHIL 221, Greek Philosophy. McKeen PSCI 231, Ancient Political Theory. Reinhardt 2006–2007 Greek CLGR 101-102, Beginning Greek. Porter, Christensen CLGR 201, Intermediate Greek: Hesiod and Plato. Hoppin CLGR 407, The Sophists. Porter CLGR 404, Greek Tragedy. Hoppin Latin CLLA 101-102, Beginning Latin. Hoppin, Wilcox CLLA 201, Intermediate Latin I: The Late Republic. Wilcox CLLA 202, Intermediate Latin II: The Early Empire. Dekel CLLA 403, The Invention of Love: Catullus and the Roman Elegists. Dekel CLLA 408, Roman Comedy. Wilcox Literature and history in translation CLAS 101, The Trojan War. Hoppin (Cross-listed with Comparative Literature) CLAS 105, The Ancient Novel. Wilcox (Cross-listed with Comparative Literature) CLAS 205, Ancient Wisdom Literature. Dekel (Cross-listed with Jewish Studies, Religion, and Comparative Literature) CLAS 207, From Adam to Noah: Literary Imagination and the Primeval History in Genesis. Dekel (Cross-listed with Religion, Jewish Studies, and Comparative Literature) CLAS 323, Leadership, Government, and the Governed in Ancient Greece. Christensen (Cross-listed with History and Leadership Studies) Ancient art (all cross-listed with Classics) ARTH 210, Hellenistic Art: From Alexander to Cleopatra. Thompson ARTH 209, The Art of Classical Greece. Thompson ARTH 406, Topics in Roman Religion and the Arts: The Age of Augustus. Thompson ARTH 513, “The Other City”: The Stone and Bronze Residents of Roman Cities. Marvin Related courses in other departments ANTH 324, Empires of Antiquity. Foias MUS 207, Music in History I: Antiquity–1750. Bloxam PHIL 221, Greek Philosophy. Wilberding PSCI 231, Ancient Political Theory. Reinhardt Updated 1/23/08