200 and 300 Level
Classics Papers
Classical Studies - 200/300 Level
 CLAS221/321:
Greek and Roman Comedy (Not available in 2005)
First semester: 6 Points (200-level); 8 points (300-level).
A study of selected comedies by Aristophanes, Menander, Plautus
and Terence.
200-level Prerequisite: 6 points of CLAS or LATN or GREK or 18
points.
300-level Prerequisite: 12 200-level points of CLAS or GREK or
LATN or ENGL or THEA.
Restrictions: (200-level) CLAS 301, 321. (300 level) CLAS221,
301.
CLAS222/322: Greek and Roman Tragedy (Not available in 2005)
Second Semester: 6 Points (200-level); 8 points (300-level).
A study of selected plays by Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides,
and Seneca.
200-level Prerequisite: 6 points of CLAS or LATN or GREK or 18
points.
300-level Prerequisite: 12 200-level points of CLAS or GREK or
LATN or ENGL or THEA.
Restrictions: (200-level) CLAS 201, 322. (300-level) CLAS 201,
222, 301.
CLAS223/323:
Greek Warfare and Society (Not available in 2005)
First Semester: 6 Points (200-level); 8 points (300-level).
An exploration of the interconnection between Greek warfare and
Greek society.
200-level Prerequisite: 6 points of CLAS or LATN or GREK or 18
points.
300-level Prerequisite: 12 200-level points of CLAS or GREK or
LATN or HIST.
Restriction: (200-level) CLAS 323. (300-level) CLAS 223.
 CLAS224/324:
Roman Society (Available in 2005) (Dr
Jon Hall)
First Semester: 6 Points (200-level); 8 points (300-level). M,
W, Th 3pm
A study of Roman social relations, with special reference to patronage,
slavery, the family and gladiatorial shows.
200-level Prerequisite: 6 points of CLAS or LATN or GREK or 18
points.
300-level Prerequisite: 12 200-level points of CLAS or GREK or
LATN or HIST.
Restriction: (200-level) CLAS 324. (300-level) CLAS 224.
 CLAS225/325:
The Greek Bronze Age (Available in 2005) (Assoc.
Prof. Robert Hannah)
Second Semester: 6 Points (200-level); 8 points (300-level). M,
W, Th 3pm
A study of the archaeology and art of the Minoan and Mycenean
civilisations.
200-level Prerequisite: 6 points of CLAS or LATN or GREK or 18
points.
300-level Prerequisite: 12 200-level points of CLAS or GREK or
LATN
Restriction: (200-level) CLAS 325. (300-level) CLAS 225.
 CLAS226/326:
Archaic and Classical Greek Art (Available in 2005) (Dr
Pat Hannah)
Second Semester: 6 Points (200-level); 8 points (300-level). M,
W, F 11am
A study of Greek sculpture, painting and mosaics down to the end
of the classical period in the 4th century BC.
200-level Prerequisite: 6 points of CLAS or LATN or GREK or 18
points.
300-level Prerequisite: 12 200-level points of CLAS or GREK or
LATN or ARTH
Restriction: (200-level) CLAS 326. (300-level) CLAS 226.
 CLAS227/327:
Greek and Roman Education (Not available in 2005)
First Semester: 6 Points (200-level); 8 points (300-level).
A study of Greek and Roman education and its influence on society.
200-level Prerequisite: 6 points of CLAS or LATN or GREK or 18
points.
300-level Prerequisite: 12 200-level points of CLAS or GREK or
LATN or EDUC.
Restrictions: (200-level) CLAS 310, 327. (300-level) CLAS 227,
310.
 CLAS228/328:
Art and Myth in Ancient Greece (Not available in 2005)
Second Semester: 6 Points (200-level); 8 points (300-level).
A study of the artistic representations of Greek mythology from
ca. 700 to ca. 30BC.
200-level Prerequisite: 6 points of CLAS or LATN or GREK or 18
points.
300-level Prerequisite: 12 200-level points of CLAS or GREK or
LATN.
Restrictions: (200-level) CLAS 328. (300-level) CLAS 228.
 CLAS229/329:
Homer (Not available in 2005)
First Semester: 6 Points (200-level); 8 points (300-level).
A study of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey.
200-level Prerequisite: 6 points of CLAS or LATN or GREK or 18
points.
300-level Prerequisite: 12 200-level points of CLAS or GREK or
LATN.
Restrictions: (200-level) CLAS 329. (300-level) CLAS 229.
CLAS230/330: Special Topic: Theatre in the Classical World (Available
in 2005) (Dr Arlene Allan)
First Semester: 6 Points (200-level); 8 points (300-level). M,
W, F 11am
A study of the conventions of ancient drama and their translation
to the modern stage.
200-level Prerequisite: 6 points of CLAS or LATN or GREK or 18
points.
300-level Prerequisite: 12 200-level points of CLAS or GREK or
LATN or ENGL.
Restrictions: (200-level) CLAS 330. (300-level) CLAS 230.
Greek - 200/300 Level
First Semester: 6 Points. Times to be arranged. (Three hours per
week.)
A consolidation of linguistic skills in Greek and a study of selected
Greek prose texts from the Classical period.
Prerequisite: GREK112. Text for 2005: Athenaze (Oxford)
vol. 2
GREK212: Intermediate Greek Authors (Robin
Hankey)
Second Semester: 6 Points. Times to be arranged. (Three hours
per week.)
A study of selections from two Greek authors of the Classical
period.
Prerequisite: GREK211. Texts for 2005: World of Heroes (Cambridge)
and Plato Republic I (Bristol).
GREK 328 Advanced Greek Authors 1 (Robin
Hankey)
Second Semester: 8 points. Times to be arranged. (Three hours per
week.)
A study of works of two Greek authors of the Classical period.
Prerequisite: GREK 212. Texts for 2005: World of Heroes
(Cambridge) and Plato Republic I (Bristol).
GREK 329 Advanced Greek Authors 2 (Not available in 2005)
Second Semester: 8 points.
A study of works of two Greek authors of the Classical period.
Prerequisite: GREK 212. Texts for 2004: World of Heroes
(Cambridge) and Euripides Alcestis (Aris and Phillips).
Latin - 200/300 Level
First Semester: 6 Points. Times to be arranged. (Three hours per
week.)
This paper builds on LATN111 and 112, further developing the student's
knowledge of Latin grammar and syntax in preparation for reading
the texts offered in LATN212.
Prerequisite: LATN112 or HoD approval (which will be granted to
those with seventh-form Latin or equivalent). Texts for 2005:
Oxford Latin Course Part III.
LATN212: Intermediate Latin Authors (Robin
Hankey)
Second Semester: 6 Points. Times to be arranged. (Three hours
per week.)
A study of selections from two Latin authors of the Classical
period.
Prerequisite: LATN211. Texts for 2005: Virgil Aeneid IV
(Bristol) ed. Gould and Whiteley, Ovid Metamorphoses III
(Bristol) ed. Henderson.
LATN328: Advanced Latin Authors 1 (Robin
Hankey)
Second Semester: 8 points. Times to be arranged. (Three hours
per week.)
A study of selections from two Latin authors of the Classical
period.
Prerequisite: LATN 212. Texts for 2005: Virgil Aeneid IV
(Bristol) ed. Gould and Whiteley, Ovid Metamorphoses III
(Bristol) ed. Henderson.
LATN329: Advanced Latin Authors 2 (Not available in 2005)
Second Semester: 8 points.
A study of works of two Latin authors of the Classical period.
Prerequisite: LATN 212. Texts for 2004: The Student's Catullus
(Routledge); Sallust Bellum Catilinae (Bristol)
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