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Classics Minor: Roman Civilization Track

The Roman Civilization minor requires at least 12 credit hours. Prerequisite course credit hours do not count toward the total minor credit hours. All courses are 3 credit hours unless otherwise noted.

*Note: (H) indicates that an Honors version of the course fulfills the requirement as well.
 

Prerequisite (3 credit hours - does not count toward total minor credit hours)

Classics 1101(H) - Introduction to Classical Literature
 

Required Courses (9 credit hours)

The following core course (3 credit hours) is required for ALL Roman Civilization minors.

Classics 2202(H) - Classical Civilization: Rome
 

At least 2 courses (6 credit hours) must be at or above the 3000-level.

Classics 3000 - From Rome to Europe and Beyond

Classics 3100 - Topics in Ancient Literature and Culture

Classics 3101 - Greek and Roman Epic

Classics 3102 - Greek and Roman Drama

Classics 3103 - Comic Spirit in Antiquity

Classics 3104 - The Ancient Novel

Classics 3203 - War and Displacement in Ancient Greek and Roman Literature

Classics 3205 - What is Race? Perspectives from Antiquity to the Present

Classics 3212 - Greece and the Mediterranean from Alexander to Cleopatra

Classics 3215 - Sex and Gender in the Ancient World

Classics 3217 - Family, Household, and Kinship in the Ancient World

Classics 3220 - The Rise of the Roman Republic

Classics 3221 - History of Rome: Republic to Empire

Classics 3222 - The Roman Empire, 69-337 CE

Classics 3223 - The Later Roman Empire

Classics 3401 - Ancient Greek Religion

Classics 3402 - Ancient Gods Changing Identities

Classics 3403 - The Hero in Classical Mythology

Classics 3404 - Magic in the Ancient World

Classics 3720 - The Corrupting Sea: The Environmental History of the Ancient Mediterranean

Classics 4031 - Sacred Texts of the Ancient World

Classics 4101 - Classical Receptions

Classics 4203 - Gender and Sexuality in Antiquity

Classics 4998(H) - Research (1-3)

Classics 5101 - Classical Literature: Theoretical Perspectives

Classics 5302 - Studies in Greek or Roman Topography

Classics 5401 - Methodologies for the Study of Ancient Religions

Classics 5798.02 - Study Tour: Foreign (3-9)
 

Electives (3 credit hours)

At least 1 course (3 credit hours) at or above the 2000 level.

Classics 2010 - Classical Background of Scientific Terminology

Classics 2201(H) - Classical Civilization: Greece

Classics 2204 - Medicine in the Ancient World

Classics 2205 - Sports and Spectacles in the Ancient World

Classics 2220(H) - Classical Mythology

Classics 2301 - Classical Archaeology

Classics 3000 - From Rome to Europe and Beyond

Classics 3100 - Topics in Ancient Literature and Culture

Classics 3101 - Greek and Roman Epic

Classics 3102 - Greek and Roman Drama

Classics 3103 - Comic Spirit in Antiquity

Classics 3104 - The Ancient Novel

Classics 3203 - War and Displacement in Ancient Greek and Roman Literature

Classics 3205 - What is Race? Perspectives from Antiquity to the Present

Classics 3212 - Greece and the Mediterranean from Alexander to Cleopatra

Classics 3217 - Family, Household, and Kinship in the Ancient World

Classics 3220 - The Rise of the Roman Republic

Classics 3221 - History of Rome: Republic to Empire

Classics 3222 - The Roman Empire, 69-337 CE

Classics 3223 - The Later Roman Empire

Classics 3401 - Ancient Greek Religion

Classics 3402 - Ancient Gods Changing Identities

Classics 3403 - The Hero in Classical Mythology

Classics 3404 - Magic in the Ancient World

Classics 3720 - The Corrupting Sea: The Environmental History of the Ancient Mediterranean

Classics 4031 - Sacred Texts of the Ancient World

Classics 4101 - Classical Receptions

Classics 4203 - Gender and Sexuality in Antiquity

Classics 4998(H) - Research (1-3)

Classics 5101 - Classical Literature: Theoretical Perspectives

Classics 5302 - Studies in Greek or Roman Topography

Classics 5401 - Methodologies for the Study of Ancient Religions

Classics 5798.02 - Study Tour: Foreign (3-9)

Latin 2101 - Cicero

Latin 2102 - Vergil

Latin 2103 - Roman Historians

Latin 2104 - Ovid

Latin 2105 - Latin Lyric

Latin 2106 - Roman Comedy

Latin 5011 - Roman Epic Poetry

Latin 5012 - Roman Lyric and Erotic Poetry

Latin 5013 - Roman Historians

Latin 5014 - Roman Drama

Latin 5015 - Roman Oratory and Rhetorical Theory

Latin 5016 - Roman Philosophy

Latin 5017 - Roman Satire and Novel

Latin 5018 - Post Classical Latin

Latin 5030 - Special Topics in Latin Literature

Latin 5797 - Study at a Foreign University (1-9)