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A basic introduction to the fundamentals of the Latin language - grammar, vocabulary and sentence structure - so that Latin authors may be read and understood in the original. Course also aims to provide students with an appreciation of Roman culture and its influences. G.

A basic introduction to the fundamentals of the Latin language - grammar, vocabulary and sentence structure - so that Latin authors may be read and understood in the original. Course also aims to provide students with an appreciation of Roman culture and its influences. G.

This course aims to develop the student's ability to comprehend and translate Latin prose, and to appreciate Latin literature within the context of its historical framework. Selected passages from prose authors will provide grammar and vocabulary review as well as selections for reading and translation. Background reading on the authors and on relevant events of Roman history will be included. Prerequisites LA 101, LA 102 or 2 or more years of high school Latin. G,.

Selections from a variety of Roman poets will be studied, with emphasis on the late Republic and early Empire. This course provides the student an opportunity to demonstrate mastery of reading, comprehension and prosody, as well as an appreciation of Latin poetry and Roman culture. Prerequisites LA 101, LA 102 or 2 or more years of high school Latin. G.

Reading of selections from Vergil's Aeneid and background on the epic and its Greek prototypes. This course is designed for students who have has two or more years of high school Latin, or at least elementary Latin in college.

Selections from the Roman historians, especially Livy, will be read; background on the historical periods treated by the authors and their value as historiographers. This course is designed for students who have had two or more years of high school Latin, or at least elementary Latin in college.

Reading of selected authors in Latin, studied within their historical and cultural context. Prerequisite: LA 202 or equivalent. G.

Reading of selected authors in Latin, studied within their historical and cultural context. Prerequisite: LA 202 or equivalent. G.