Greek

GRK 101: , GRK 102, GRK 103 Elementary Greek (1)
The first two terms concentrate on grammar; the third term provides an introduction to classical Greek poetry and prose. Staff

GRK 210: , GRK 310 Greek Prose Composition (1/2 or 1)
This course reviews the fundamentals of Greek grammar and works toward refined knowledge of Greek idiom and sentence structure. Class meetings emphasize a workshop approach, with group critiques of composition assignments and stylistic analysis of selected prose passages. Staff

GRK 211: , GRK 311 Greek Historians (1)
Selections from Herodotus' Histories are read in Greek. HUMStaff

GRK 212: , GRK 312 Greek Epic Poetry (1)
Selections from Homer's Odyssey and/or Iliad are read in Greek. HUMStaff

GRK 213: , GRK 313 Greek Comedy (1)
A comedy of Aristophanes is read in Greek. HUMStaff

GRK 214: , GRK 314 Greek Philosophy (1)
Selections from Plato or Aristotle are read in Greek. HUMStaff

GRK 215: , GRK 315 Greek Rhetoric and Oratory (1)
Selections from the speeches of Lysias and Demosthenes and from Aristotle's Rhetoric are read in Greek. HUMStaff

GRK 216: , GRK 316 Greek Tragedy (1)
A play of Euripides is read in Greek. HUMStaff

GRK 217: , GRK 317 Greek Novels (1)
Longus' Daphnis and Chloe is read in Greek. HUMStaff

GRK 218: , GRK 318 Greek Lyric Poetry (1)
Selections from Greek lyric poets (Sappho, Archilochus and others) are read in Greek. HUMStaff

GRK 220: Reading Greek (1/2 or 1)
Through sight reading of a Greek prose text and periodic grammar review, this course will strengthen the students' reading skills. Staff

GRK 270: Topics in Greek Literature (1)
Topics will vary from year to year, focusing on a particular text or theme in Greek literature. Example: Greek Hellenistic Poetry. Staff

GRK 295: Special Topics (1/2 or 1)
Courses offered occasionally to students in special areas of Greek not covered in the usual curriculum.Staff

GRK 370: Topics in Greek Literature (1)
See GRK 270.Staff

GRK 395: Special Topics (1/2 or 1)
Courses offered occasionally to students in special areas of Greek not covered in the usual curriculum.Staff

GRK 400: Advanced Studies (1/2 or 1)
See College Honors Program. Staff