Classics

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Chair: Professor H.-F. Mueller
Faculty: Professor M. Toher; Associate Professor S. Raucci; Visiting Assistant Professors J. Tan, S.  Watkins.
Staff: M. Snowden (Administrative Assistant)

Programs

• Classics, B.A.

• Classics, B.A.

• Classical Civilization Minor
• Greek Minor
• Latin Minor

Courses

• CLS 110 - Ancient Egypt: History and Religion
• CLS 111 - Ancient Iraq: History and Religion
• CLS 121 - The History of Greece to the Death of Alexander the Great
• CLS 125 - History of Rome
• CLS 126 - The Rise of the Roman Republic
• CLS 129 - History of the Roman Empire
• CLS 132 - Religion in the Pagan World
• CLS 134 - Classical Art and Architecture
• CLS 135 - In Search of the Past: Greek and Roman Historiography
• CLS 137 - Greek and Roman Biography
• CLS 139 - City of Rome
• CLS 141T - Classical Greek Archaeology
• CLS 142 - Special Topics in Classics
• CLS 143 - Classical Mythology
• CLS 146 - Sex and Gender in Classical Antiquity
• CLS 151 - The Ancient World in Film and Literature
• CLS 153 - The Environment in the Ancient World
• CLS 154 - Poetry and the Cosmos
• CLS 157 - Entrepreneurship in the Ancient World
• CLS 158 - The Ancient “Other”: Greeks, Romans, and Barbarians
• CLS 160 - The Individual in Ancient Society
• CLS 161 - The Heroic Journey: Survey of Ancient Epic
• CLS 162 - Greek and Roman Tragedy in Translation
• CLS 163 - Greek and Roman Comedy in Translation
• CLS 168 - Ancient Novel
• CLS 178 - Ancient World Mythology
• CLS 186 - Roman Law and Society
• CLS 190 - Science and Technology in the Ancient World
• CLS 230 - Judaism and the Origins of Christianity
• CLS 242 - The Philosophy of Aristotle
• CLS 250 - Death in the West
• CLS 295H - Classics Honors Independent Project 1
• CLS 296H - Classics Honors Independent Project 2
• CLS 320 - Early Christian Thought
• CLS 361 - Seminar in Classical Studies
• CLS 490 - Classics Independent Study I
• CLS 491 - Classics Independent Study II
• CLS 492 - Classics Independent Study III
• CLS 497 - Classics Senior Project
• CLS 498 - Classics Senior Thesis I
• CLS 499 - Classics Senior Thesis II
• GRK 101 - Beginning Ancient Greek I
• GRK 102 - Beginning Ancient Greek II
• GRK 103 - Greek Reading
• GRK 230 - Homer: The Iliad
• GRK 231 - Homer: The Odyssey
• GRK 235 - Plato
• GRK 243 - New Testament Greek
• GRK 320 - Attic Prose
• GRK 331 - Herodotus and Thucydides
• GRK 333 - Greek Tragedy
• GRK 337 - Greek Oratory
• GRK 338 - Greek Lyric and Elegiac Poetry
• GRK 339 - Greek Comedy
• GRK 490 - Greek Independent Study I
• GRK 491 - Greek Independent Study II
• GRK 492 - Greek Independent Study III
• GRK 498 - Greek Senior Thesis I
• GRK 499 - Greek Senior Thesis II
• HBR 111 - Biblical Hebrew I
• HBR 112 - Biblical Hebrew II
• HBR 113 - Biblical Hebrew III
• LAT 101 - Beginning Latin I
• LAT 102 - Beginning Latin II
• LAT 103 - Latin Reading
• LAT 230 - Catullus and Horace
• LAT 237 - Latin Epic
• LAT 240 - Vergil’s Aeneid
• LAT 245 - Lucan’s Bellum Civile
• LAT 338 - Lyric and Elegiac Poetry
• LAT 339 - Roman Satire
• LAT 341 - Roman Historiography
• LAT 343 - Roman Drama
• LAT 345 - Cicero
• LAT 358 - Mediaeval Latin Literature and Culture
• LAT 371 - Reading Rome: Textual Approaches to the City
• LAT 447 - Latin Prose Composition
• LAT 490 - Latin Independent Study I
• LAT 491 - Latin Independent Study II
• LAT 492 - Latin Independent Study III
• LAT 498 - Latin Senior Thesis I
• LAT 499 - Latin Senior Thesis II

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