LAT X65 Topics in Seminar in Latin
LAT 365 Topics in Seminar in Latin 3 Hours
Critical study of authors such as Horace, Livy, Lucretius, and Tacitus.
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LAT X65.1 Horace
LAT 365.1 Horace 3 Hours
LAT X65.2 Lucretius
LAT 365.2 Lucretius 3 Hours
LAT X65.4 Tacitus
LAT 365.4 Tacitus 3 Hours
LAT X65.8 Plautus and Early Latin
LAT 365.8 Plautus and Early Latin 3 Hours
LAT X65.9 Nero
LAT 365.9 Nero 3 Hours
Introduction to our most important extant sources in Latin for Nero's life and reign: the biographer Suetonius, the historian Tacitus, and the philosopher Seneca.
LAT X65.10 Seneca
LAT 365.10 Seneca 3 Hours
LAT X65.11 Intertextuality
LAT 365.11 Intertextuality 3 Hours
Discusses the development, problems, and limitations of intertextuality in Roman Literature through a core group of texts, modern and ancient, which define our approach to and practice of intertextual reading.
LAT X65.12 Epyllion and Epos
LAT 365.12 Epyllion and Epos 3 Hours
The development of Latin epic from Catullus to Lucan.
LAT X65.13 Vergil's Aeneid: Research and Writing
LAT 365.13 Vergil's Aeneid: Research and Writing 3 Hours
LAT X65.14 Livy: Research and Writing
LAT 365.14 Livy: Research and Writing 3 Hours
LAT X65.15 Augustine's Confessions
LAT 365.15 Augustine's Confessions 3 Hours
LAT X65.16 Portraits of Tyranny: Suetonius
LAT 365.16 Portraits of Tyranny: Suetonius 3 Hours
Examine two of Suetonius's most entertaining "Lives": Caligula and Nero.
LAT X65.17 Roman Historiography
LAT 365.17 Roman Historiography 3 Hours
LAT X65.18 History and Epic
LAT 365.18 History and Epic 3 Hours
Read and analyze parallel narratives in epic poetry and historiographical prose.
LAT X65.19 Ovid and Vergil in the Renaissance
LAT 365.19 Ovid and Vergil in the Renaissance 3 Hours
LAT X65.20 Latin Canon in Context
LAT 365.20 Latin Canon in Context 3 Hours