Greek and Latin Concentration
(31 total credit hours, excluding prerequisites):
Prerequisites in Greek and Latin: Students may choose between the Greek Language Sequence or the Greek Intensive Workshop and the Regular Latin Sequence, the Accelerated Latin Sequence, or the Latin Intensive Workshop.
Greek Language Sequence: 3 courses (13 credit hours)
Greek 1101 Elementary Greek I (5)
Greek 1102 Intermediate Greek I (5)
Greek 1103 Intermediate Greek II (3)
Greek Intensive Workshop: 2 courses taken concurrently (12 credit hours)
Greek 5890: Intensive Greek Workshop I (6 cr)
Greek 5891: Intensive Greek Workshop II (6 cr)
Regular Latin Sequence: 3 courses (13 credit hours):
Latin 1101.01 Elementary Latin I (5 cr)
Latin 1102.01 Intermediate Latin I (5 cr)
Latin 1103 Intermediate Latin II (3 cr)
Accelerated Latin Sequence: 2 courses (10 credit hours):
Latin 1101.55 Elementary Latin I: Accelerated (5 cr)
Latin 1102.55 Elementary Latin II: Accelerated (5 cr)
Latin Intensive Workshop: 2 courses taken concurrently (12 credit hours):
Latin 5890 Intensive Latin Workshop I (6 cr)
Latin 5891 Intensive Latin Workshop II (6 cr)
Required Courses (19 credit hours): The major requires a minimum of 5 courses (15 credit hours) in Greek and Latin at the 2000 level and above (representing both languages in any combination). Of these, at least 2 courses (6 credit hours) must be at the 5000 level (in one language, or in both languages).
Greek 2101 Attic Prose
Greek 2102 Homer
Greek 2103 The Greek Historians
Greek 2104 Sophocles
Greek 2110 The Greek New Testament
Greek 5011 Greek Epic
Greek 5012 Greek Hymn, Lyric, and Elegy
Greek 5013 Greek Historians
Greek 5014 Greek Drama
Greek 5015 Attic Oratory
Greek 5016 Readings in Greek Philosophy
Greek 5017 Later Greek Prose
Greek 5030 Special Topics in Greek Literature
Greek 5797 Study at a Foreign Institution (1-9)
Latin 2101 Cicero
Latin 2102 Vergil
Latin 2103 Roman Historians
Latin 2104 Ovid
Latin 2105 Latin Lyric
Latin 2106 Roman Comedy
Latin 5011 Readings in Latin Epic
Latin 5012 Readings in Roman Lyric and Erotic Poetry
Latin 5013 Readings in Roman Historians
Latin 5014 Readings in Roman Comedy
Latin 5015 Readings in Roman Oratory and Rhetorical Theory
Latin 5016 Readings in Roman Philosophy
Latin 5017 Readings in Roman Satire and Novel
Latin 5018 Readings in Post Classical Latin
Latin 5030 Special Topics in Latin Literature
Latin 5797 Study at a Foreign Institution (1-9)
Electives (12 credit hours): The remaining 4 courses (12 credit hours) will consist of further Greek and Latin courses at or above the 2000 level and/or relevant elective courses chosen consultation and approved by the major advisor. *A maximum of 3 courses from outside the Department of Classics may count as electives toward the major.
