Schedule of Courses to Be Offered in
The Department of Greek, Hebrew and Roman Classics
The Department of Greek, Hebrew and Roman Classics
Since an increasing number of students are asking what courses will be taught when, we thought it might be helpful for you to have some idea of how to plan your future terms at Temple. Some semesters we will offer additional courses, depending on faculty availability. Course descriptions are available
Courses in the original languages
Introductory courses in Ancient Greek and Latin are offered every year, in both the fall and the spring semesters; Latin 51 is usually also offered in the Summer. The second year of each language, when students read authors such as Plato, Homer and Vergil, are also available annually, with upper level courses offered every time there is sufficient student interest.
Summer Study: We usually offer Classical Mythology and
Introductory Latin each Summer, as well as Intermediate Latin when there is sufficient demand. Dr. Martha Davis is also now organizing
Summer
courses for area high school teachers.
Sneak Preview of the Fall 2006 Semester!
Latin
51 01 940-1050 MWF Shaw
51 02 11-1210 MWF Hersch
51 03 1220-130 MWF Davis
52 140-250 MWF Kondratieff
61 01 940-1040 MWF Hersch
61 02 240-330 MWF Davis
W101 1140-100 TTh Murray; meets with 203: Cicero Selections
Greek
51 110-230 TTh M 1240-130 Mitchell-Boyask
52 1140-1250 MWF Shaw
61 140-230 MWF Shaw
W101 110-230 TTh Karanika; meets with 210: Greek Dramatists
Classical Culture
CO77 Ancient City 1240-130 MWF Kondratieff
161 Ancient Roman Historians (xlist history 236) 1040-1130 MWF Kondratieff
251 Classical Mythology (x-list english 159) 1010-1130 TTh Karanika
H260 Honors Topics: Murder in Antiquity 240-400 TTh Murray
W240 The Greeks and Their Literature TTH 1010-1130 Mitchell-Boyask