Latin Courses
Latin Courses
LAT 101 , LAT 102, LAT 103 Elementary Latin
The first two terms concentrate on grammar; the third term provides an introduction to classical Latin poetry and prose.
LAT 210 , LAT 310 Latin Prose Composition
This course reviews the fundamentals of Latin grammar and works toward refined knowledge of Latin idiom and sentence structure. Class meetings emphasize a workshop approach, with group critiques of composition assignments and stylistic analysis of selected prose passages.
LAT 211 , LAT 311 Roman Historians
Selections from authors such as Caesar, Livy, and Tacitus are read in Latin.
LAT 212 , LAT 312 Latin Epic Poetry
Selections from works such as Virgil's Aeneid are read in Latin.
LAT 213 , LAT 313 Roman Comedy
Selected plays of Plautus or Terence are read in Latin.
LAT 214 , LAT 314 Roman Philosophy
Selections from Cicero's or Seneca's philosophical works or Lucretius' De Rerum Natura, are read in Latin.
LAT 215 , LAT 315 Roman Rhetoric and Oratory
Selections from Cicero's speeches and/or his works on rhetoric are read in Latin.
LAT 216 , LAT 316 Roman Tragedy 1/2 or 1
A tragedy of Seneca is read in Latin.
LAT 217 , LAT 317 Roman Novel
Selections from works such as Petronius' Satyricon and/or Apuleius' Golden Ass are read in Latin.
LAT 218 , LAT 318 Roman Lyric and Elegiac Poetry
Selections from Catullus, Horace, Propertius, and Ovid are read in Latin.
LAT 270 , LAT 370 Topics in Latin Literature 1/2 or 1
Topics will vary from year to year, focusing on a particular text or theme in Latin literature. Examples: Mytth in Ovid; Horace and Rome; Roman Satire.
LAT 295 Special Topics 1/2 or 1
Courses offered occasionally to students in special areas of Latin not covered in the usual curriculum.
LAT 312
Selections from works such as Virgil's Aeneid are read in Latin.
LAT 314 Roman Philosophy
LAT 395 Special Topics 1/2 or 1
Courses offered occasionally to students in special areas of Latin not covered in the usual curriculum.
LAT 400 Advanced Studies 1/2 or 1
See College Honors Program.