Latin – Fall 2006
Beginning Latin I
L10 101D Latin
Intro to forms and syntax of Classical Latin aimed at rapid acquisition of reading ability. Attention also paid to aspects of Roman literary and political history. Students who have already had Latin should consult the Chair of the Department. 4 units.
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MTuThF 9:00am-10:00am
Pepe
Intermediate Latin
L10 215D Latin
An introductory reading course in Latin prose writers, such as Petronius and Apuleius, combined with fundamentals of Latin prose composition. Prereq: Latin 102D or placement by examination or permission of the instructor. 3 units.
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MWF 2:00pm-3:00pm
Prince
Survey of Latin Literature: The Republic
L10 317C Latin
A survey of the major literary achievements of the Roman Republic, with an emphasis on Cicero, Caesar, and Catullus. Prereq: Latin 316C, placement by examination, or permission of the instructor. 3 units.
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MWF 11:00am-12:00pm
Evans-Grubbs
Plautus
L10 4215 Latin
Readings from the comedies of Plautus. Discussion of play production in Republican Rome, reception, and interpretation. An advanced level Latin reading load will be combined with secondary readings and reports. Research project for graduate members. Prereq: Latin 318C or permission of the instructor; sophomore standing or above. (INTERESTED FRESHMEN SHOULD CONSULT THE INSTRUCTOR AND CANNOT REGISTER WITHOUT PERMISSION.) 3 units.
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Th 1:00pm-4:00pm
Keane
Honors Course I
L10 497 Latin
Prereq: Junior standing, grades averaging A- in courses numbered 300 or above in Latin, and permission of the Chair of the Department. Either Latin 497 or Greek 499 must be taken by all Honors candidates. 3 units.
TBA
Independent Work
L10 500 Latin
Prereq: Senior standing and permission of the Chair of the Department. Credit variable, max 6 units.
TBA
Research
L10 590 Latin
Credit variable, max 3 units.
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Master's Continuing Student Status
L10 883 Latin
0 units.
TBA
Masters Nonresident
L10 885 Latin
0 units.
TBA
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