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Majors and Courses of InstructionAncient, Medieval, and Renaissance StudiesFor information about all three programs, see Director, Prof. DeMarco (English).Ancient Studies Major Foundation Courses (select any three)ART 110 Survey of Art History IHIST 110 Introduction to the Ancient WorldHMCL 122 Myth, Legend and FolkloreorHMCL 222 Archaeology of Ancient Greece and RomePHIL 110 Introduction to PhilosophyREL 103 Religions of the WestCore Courses (select any six; required paper in one course)ART 341 Classical ArtGREE 110-111 Beginning Greek I and IIHIST 340 Ancient Greek HistoryHIST 341 Roman HistoryHMCL 200.2 Epic and Anti-EpicHMCL 250 The Ancient NovelHMCL 251 Women in AntiquityHMCL 310 Literature and Thought of Ancient GreeceHMCL 321 Literature and Thought of Ancient Rome I: The RepublicHMCL 322 Literature and Thought of Ancient Rome II: The EmpireLATI 110-111 Beginning Latin I and IIPHIL 346 History of Ancient PhilosophyREL 300.1 Gender and Religion in the Ancient Near EastREL 316 Ancient Mediterranean ReligionsREL 326 Religions of the Roman EmpireREL 391 Biblical Hebrew I and IIElective Courses (select any two)ART 343 Italian Renaissance ArtENG 342/THEA 351 Drama and Theatre to 1700GEOG 330 Geography of Western Europe and the MediterraneanGREE 330 Readings in Greek Prose and PoetryHIST 322 Asian Civilization to the 17th CenturyHIST 342 Constantine to CharlemagneHMCL 300.6 Alexander the GreatLATI 225 Continuing LatinLATI 330 Readings in Latin Prose and PoetryPG 371 Classical Issues in Political TheoryPHIL 371 Seminar in PlatoREL 300.2 Judaism in the Greco-Roman PeriodREL 331 History of Christian ThoughtREL 336 Judaism in Late AntiquityAMRS 490 Independent Study (capstone interdisciplinary project)55