| Course | Title | Instructor | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| GREEK 1B | FUNDAMENTALS | CLAXTON, C. | This course is a continuation of first-year Greek and we will complete another seventeen lessons of our beginning book, From Alpha to Omega. Strict attention will be paid to the mastery of forms and syntax and we will also increase our reading skills. Weekly quizzes, midterm, and final examination. Prerequisite: Greek 1A, equivalent, or permission of instructor. The course will help students fulfill General Education requirement VI (Language Other Than English) as well as the School of Humanities foreign language requirement. |
| GREEK 99 | SPEC STUDIES: GREEK | STAFF | |
| GREEK 103 | LYSIAS & HERODOTUS | KARANIKA, A. | The aim of this course is to enhance our reading and interpreting skills of ancient Greek prose and poetry while situating the texts in their historical, literary, cultural and social context. We will read closely selections from Herodotus (focusing on the beginnings of each of the nine books of his Histories) and selections from Plutarch (“On the Malice of Herodotus” and “Dialogue on Love”). Through these texts we will do a review of Greek grammar, but also read and write brief scholarly work on criticism and reception of ancient Greek prose and poetry in post-classical antiquity. |