Interested in beginning Latin or Ancient Greek
from scratch? Latin 101 and Greek 101 are offered every fall. Please
contact program director Lauren Curtis, [email protected] with any questions!
Beginning Greek II |
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Professor:
Tyler Archer |
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Course Number: GRE 102 |
CRN Number: 10118 |
Class
cap: 22 |
Credits: 4 |
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Mon Tue Wed Thurs 10:10 AM
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FL Foreign
Languages and Lit |
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Crosslists: Classical Studies |
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This course, the second semester of the introductory
Ancient Greek sequence, is designed to build on the foundations of Greek 101.
Regular grammatical exercises and drills will be combined with an emphasis on
developing skills for translating, reading, and interpreting Greek
literature, with longer passages from classical authors as the semester
continues. Prerequisite: Greek 101 or equivalent with the permission of the
instructor ([email protected]). |
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Readings in Greek Literature |
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Professor:
Lauren Curtis |
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Course Number: GRE 202 |
CRN Number: 10119 |
Class
cap: 22 |
Credits: 4 |
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FL Foreign
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We will immerse ourselves in reading original Greek texts
(selection to be determined closer to the time based on student interest and
experience) while continuing to solidify grammar, vocabulary, and reading
skills. This course is a continuation of Greek 201. Twice-weekly time
to be arranged with the instructor. |
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