| The Classics Minor
consists of eighteen hours, as follows: |
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 | Three hours of fourth semester Latin or
Greek reading course (Latin or Greek 202) |
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 | Six additional hours of Latin or Greek,
to be selected from the following: |
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Latin |
101-102, 201 |
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REL |
103-104, 203, 204
(New Testament Greek) |
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Greek |
201 (reading
Homeric Greek) |
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Greek |
202 (reading
Classical Greek) |
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 | Nine additional hours, to be selected
from the following: |
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PHI |
201 |
History of Philosophy I |
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ART |
216 |
Survey of World Art I |
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ENG |
314 |
Epic Poetry |
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CLA |
314 |
Mythology in Greek and Roman
Literature |
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CLA |
316 |
Ancient Drama |
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CLA |
370 |
Topics in Classical Literature |
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(Topics to include:
"Women and Gender in Antiquity" and "From Lyric to Satire: Greek and Roman
Poetry) |
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POS |
400 |
Classical Political Theory |
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HIS |
412 |
Ancient History |
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Any Latin or Greek
course above 101/103 level not counted above |
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Any Classics course
taken on the KIIS Greece program. |
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