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Current Courses in Classical Studies

  • Current Courses
    View the Classical Studies course list for the current semester. You may also browse a list below of courses that are offered periodically, but not necessarily this semester.
    Current Courses
Sample Courses in Classical Studies
James Romm, James H. Ottaway Jr. Professor of Classics. Photo by Scott Barrow

Sample Courses in Classical Studies

CLAS 122: The Roman World: an Introduction 
CLAS 115: The Greek World: an Introduction 
CLAS 111: Introduction to Greek Tragedy 
CLAS 211: Gender and Sexuality in the Ancient World 
CLAS / HIST 236: The Fall of the Roman Empire 
CLAS 242: Classical Mythology 
CLAS / HIST 201: Alexander the Great 
CLAS 322: The Invention of Difference 
PHIL 109: Ancient Philosophy 
PHIL 343: Plato’s Republic 
LIT 204: Ancient Quarrels 
LAT 101: Beginning Latin 
LAT 201: Intermediate Latin: Vergil’s Aeneid 
LAT 302: Advanced Latin: Ovid’s Metamorphoses 
GRE 101: Beginning Greek 
GRE 202: Intermediate Greek: Women on the Athenian Stage 
GRE 315: Advanced Greek: Comedy and the City: Aristophanes’ Frogs