CLASSICAL LANGUAGES: ANCIENT GREEK AND LATIN

• GREEK 1113. Elementary Classical Greek I
• GREEK 1223. Elementary Classical Greek II
• GREEK 2113. Elementary Classical Greek III
• GREEK 2213. Intermediate Readings
• GREEK 3330. Advanced Readings
• FLL 4000.3 Special Studies: Greek
  

• LATIN 1113. Elementary Latin I
• LATIN 1223. Elementary Latin II
• LATIN 2113. Elementary Latin III
• LATIN 2213. Intermediate Readings
• LATIN 3330. Advanced Readings in Latin
• FLL 4000.5 Special Studies: Latin

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COURSE SEQUENCE IN GREEK: 1113 (Alternate Fall Semesters), 1223 (Alternate Spring Semesters), 2113 (Alternate Fall Semesters), 2213 (Alternate Spring Semesters), 3330 (Up to 9 hours total possible in 3330), FLL 4000 (Independent Study).

COURSE SEQUENCE IN LATIN: 1113 (Fall), 1223 (Spring), 2113 (Fall), 2213 (Spring), 3330 (Up to 9 hours total possible in 3330), FLL 4000 (Independent Study).

MINOR: 20 hours starting with 1113 or 15 hours starting with 1223 or 10 hours starting with 2113. GPA of 2.5 with no grade below "C" in upper-division courses.

MINOR IN CLASSICAL STUDIES: 12 hours in an ancient language, plus 9 hours of approved coursework in ancient culture. Contact Dr. Epstein, 301F Gundersen.

ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL STUDIES CERTIFICATE: 10 hours or equivalent in an ancient language, plus 18 hours in approved courses in ancient studies. Contact Dr. Eldevik, 314 M.

The A & S foreign language requirement may be satisfied by taking the three-course (9 hour) sequence of 1113, 1223, 2113 in either Latin or Greek.

GREEK 1113. ELEMENTARY CLASSICAL GREEK I (Alternate Fall Semesters)

• (This course will be offered in the Fall 1997 Semester.)

If you have had absolutely no Greek before; if you've never studied any language before, this is the place to start. You will begin from the beginning to learn the vocabulary and grammar of ancient Greek, the same language used by Homer, Plato and the New Testament writers. To get a good start in the language, you should also plan on taking Greek 1223 the following semester.

GREEK 1223. ELEMENTARY CLASSICAL GREEK II (Alternate Spring Semesters)

• (This course will be offered in the Spring 1998 Semester.)
• Prerequisite: Greek 1113 or equivalent.

A continuation of Greek 1113.

GREEK 2113. ELEMENTARY CLASSICAL GREEK III (Alternate Fall Semesters)

• (This course will be offered in the Fall 1998 Semester.)
• Prerequisite: Greek 1223 or equivalent.

You will complete the grammar of Ancient Greek. Completion of this course satisfies the A & S Foreign Language requirement.

GREEK 2213. INTERMEDIATE READINGS (Alternate Spring Semesters)

• (This course will be offered in the Spring 1997 Semester.)
• MWF 2:30 pm - 3:20 pm, CLB 320, Epstein.
• Prerequisite: 2113 or equivalent.

The Apology of Plato is read during this semester.

GREEK 3330. ADVANCED READINGS

• Prerequisite: Greek 2213.

You and the professor will decide together what to read. This small class can easily accommodate your personal interests. You should also count on doing research and writing in this course. Be sure to contact the professor during the preceding semester.

FLL 4000.3 SPECIAL STUDIES IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE: GREEK

• TBA, Epstein.
• Prerequisite: Greek minor or equivalent.

For anyone who desires special coursework beyond the level of a minor and would like to pursue topics in literature and philosophy. Contact instructor before enrolling in this course.

LATIN 1113. ELEMENTARY LATIN I (Fall)
If you have never had Latin or any other language before; if you've tried before but have never gotten very far, this is where you start. You will begin from zero to learn the vocabulary and grammar of ancient Latin, the language of Julius Caesar, Marcus Tullius Cicero and Catullus. To get a good start in the language, you should also plan on taking Latin 1223 the following semester.

LATIN 1223. ELEMENTARY LATIN II (Spring)

• MWF 10:30 am - 11:20 am, CLB 316, Epstein.
• Prerequisite: Latin 1113 or equivalent.

You will continue the grammar that you began in 1113.

LATIN 2113. ELEMENTARY LATIN III (Fall)

• Prerequisite: Latin 1223 or equivalent.

You will complete the grammar and begin to read Latin authors. Completion of this course satisfies the A & S foreign language requirement.

LATIN 2213. INTERMEDIATE READINGS (Spring)

• MWF 1:30 pm - 2:20 pm, CLB 316, Epstein.
• Prerequisite: Latin 2113 or equivalent.

Continuation of 2113. Although this course is scheduled to meet at a definite hour, it is often possible to reschedule. If you have a conflict, please check with the professor; this is generally a small class with much personal attention, so we should be able to accommodate you.

LATIN 3330. ADVANCED READINGS IN LATIN

• Prerequisite: Latin 2213.

This is a small class in which the students and the teacher choose the texts to be read together. Please contact the professor during the preceding semester to arrange schedule, books, etc.

FLL 4000.5 SPECIAL STUDIES IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE: LATIN

• TBA, Epstein.
• Prerequisite: Latin minor or equivalent.

For anyone who desires special coursework beyond the level of a minor and would like to pursue topics in poetry, history and theology. Contact instructor before enrolling in this course.

For further course information check the OSU Catalog.

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