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Course Catalog 2022-2023 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Greek Minor
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Greek Minor Elective Courses
Return to the summary of requirements.
Elective courses for the Greek Minor consist of Classical Civilization, Greek Language and Literature, Latin Language and Literature, Ancient Philosophy, and Classical Art and Archeology courses.
- ANTH 202 - Fundamentals of Linguistics
- ANTH 203 - Introduction to Archaeology
- ANTH 382 - Archaeological Lab Methods
- ARTH 210 - Medieval Art
- ARTH 212 - Monastic Art of the Middle Ages and Renaissance
- ARTH 214 - Synagogues, Churches and Mosques: Sacred Art of the Medieval Mediterranean
- ARTH 215 - Saints and Relics in Medieval and Renaissance Art
- ARTH 217 - Ancient and Early Medieval Art: from Augustus to Charlemagne
- ARTH 218 - From Emperor to Pope: Art, Architecture, and Urbanism in Ancient and Medieval Rome
- ARTH 290 - Gender and the Visual Arts in Europe and Colonial Latin America, 1450-1650
- ARTH 310 - Word and Image in Medieval Art
- ARTH 329 - Cultural Property? Art, Heritage, Ownership
- CLAS 103 - History of Greece
- CLAS 104 - History of Rome
- CLAS 111 - Greek and Roman Epic
- CLAS 112 - Greek and Roman Drama in Translation
- CLAS 201 - Magic and Mystery Ancient World
- CLAS 203 - The City in Antiquity
- CLAS 209 - The Ancient and Modern Novel
- CLAS 210 - Greek and Roman Mythology
- CLAS 217 - The Age of Nero
- CLAS 219 - Sexuality in Ancient Greece and Rome
- CLAS 222 - Ovid and the Middle Ages
- CLAS 251 - Art and Archaeology of the Ancient Mediterranean
- CLAS 307 - Roman Egypt: Art, Culture, History
- CLAS 308 - Ancient Greek & Roman Science
- CLAS 351 - Pompeii: Life and Afterlife
- CMPL 200 - Introduction to Comparative Literature
- ENGL 203 - Early British Literature: Points of Departure
- ENGL 209 - Ovid in the Middle Ages
- ENGL 301 - Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales
- ENGL 304 - Shakespeare and Metamorphosis
- ENGL 310 - Early Medieval Literature: From Virgil to Dante
- GREK 101 - Elementary Greek
- GREK 102 - Elementary Greek II
- GREK 201 - Intermediate Greek I: Homer
- GREK 206 - Homer’s Odyssey I
- GREK 211 - Euripides I
- GREK 219 - Apologies of Socrates I
- GREK 220 - Courtroom Drama in Athens! I
- GREK 304 - Greek Lyric Poetry
- GREK 305 - Sophocles
- GREK 306 - Homer’s Odyssey II
- GREK 311 - Euripides II
- GREK 319 - Apologies of Socrates II
- GREK 320 - Courtroom Drama in Athens! II
- GREK 324 - Hellenistic Poetry
- HIST 101 - Medieval and Early Modern European History
- HIST 208 - Of Miracles and Microscopes: A History of Science from 1200-1800
- HIST 209 - The City in Europe, 1100-1789
- HIST 303 - Seminar: Possession and Property in Medieval Europe
- JWST 205 - Hebrew Bible in its Ancient Near Eastern Context
- JWST 208 - New Testament and Christian Origins
- LATN 101 - Elementary Latin
- LATN 102 - Introduction to Latin Prose
- LATN 201 - Intermediate Latin I: Ovid
- LATN 202 - Intermediate Latin II: Hannibal
- LATN 209 - Petronius and Apuleius: The Latin Novel I
- LATN 218 - Poetry of Catullus I
- LATN 220 - The End of the Aeneid
- LATN 221 - Senecan Tragedy I
- LATN 302 - Horace
- LATN 307 - Latin Love Elegy
- LATN 308 - The Roman Historians
- LATN 309 - Petronius and Apuleius: The Latin Novel II
- LATN 316 - Latin Epistles
- LATN 318 - Poetry of Catullus
- LATN 320 - The End of the Aeneid II
- LATN 321 - Senecan Tragedy II
- LATN 333 - Latin Bucolic
- LATN 375 - Martial
- PHIL 215 - Ancient Philosophy
- POLT 231 - Justice, Virtue, and the Good Life
- POLT 235 - Political Theory of Human Rights
- RELG 102 - Introduction to Religion: Roots of Religion in the Mediterranean World
- RELG 202 - The Nature of Suffering: The Book of Job and its History of Interpretation
- RELG 205 - Hebrew Bible in its Ancient Near Eastern Context
- RELG 208 - New Testament and Christian Origins
- RELG 215 - A History of Sin
- RELG 217 - An Empire of Martyrs: Christianity in the Mediterranean World
- RELG 218 - Authority and Dissent in Medieval Christianity
- THEA 252 - Foundations of Theater
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