| Course | Title | Instructor | Description |
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| LATIN 1B | FUNDAMENTALS | BRUSUELAS, J. | This is the second quarter of Latin 1B. We will continue to cover Wheelock\'s Latin, 6th Edition, Frederick M. Wheelock, the required textbook. Instruction and practice in grammar and vocabulary will alternate with the reading of Latin passage. Daily homework, weekly quiz, midterm exam, and a final examination. |
| LATIN 97 | FUNDMTLS OF READING | YATES, V. | Designed primarily for students interested in acquiring a solid reading knowledge of Latin, and to facilitate the understanding and translating of Latin texts dealing with a variety of disciplines. Not open to Classics majors or minors or Latin minors. Does not serve as a prerequisite for any higher-level Latin courses or fulfill any undergraduate foreign language requirement. |
| LATIN 101 | LATIN PROSE | LAPE, S. | Classical Latin Prose: Livy
This course introduces classical Latin prose with selections from Livy\'s
early history of Rome. We will be reading the stories of Rome\'s legendary founding, including the rape of Lucretia and the rape of the Sabine women. |
| LATIN 105B | LATIN EPIC: OVID | YATES, V. | A close reading of selections, in Latin, from Ovid\'s epic poem of love and change, the Metamorphoses. Students will be expected to scan the poetry as well as to translate. There will be two exams and a final exam for this class. Prerequisite: two years of college Latin, or permission of the instructor. |