UCLA General Catalog 1971-72 - Registrar - UCLA

236 / CLASSICS
221. Seminar in the Presecratic Philosophers.
Mr. Lewis
222A-2220. Plato. Mr. Homeiy Mr. Lewis
223A-2238. Aristotle. Mr. Lewis
224. Seminar is Pest Arlstotelean Philosophy.
Mr. Maslowskl
230. New Testament Greek.
The Greek New Testament , as a work of creek
literature, with special emphasis on the information
it gives about the culture on the whole, and the
language in particular, of the society for which it
was produced . Mr. Petrounias
231A-2318-231C. Seminar in Patristic and
Byzantine Literature.
Prerequisite : consent of the instructor. Course does
not need to be taken in the A- B-C sequence.
Mr. Anastos
233. Byzantine Poetry.
A study of the main representatives of both religious
and secular poetry . Mr. Petrounias
240A-2408. History of the Greek Language.
Prerequisite : consent of the instructor. 240A
covers the linguistic history of Classical Greek. In
240E Post-Classical , Mediaeval , and Modern Greek
are discussed . Mr. Packard, Mr. Petrounias
241. Greek Epigraphy.
A survey of Greek historical inscriptions , chiefly
Attic. Mr. Clement
M24211-24211. Greek Dialects and Historical
Grammar. (Vs course each)
(Same as Indo-European Studies M215A - 215B.)
Prerequisite : consent of the instructor. Credit is given
only upon completion of both quarters. Readings in
epigraphic Greek texts, both Mycenaean and Classical;
the various literary dialects (e.g., Epic, Aeolic,
Doric ); Greek grammar in the context of Common
Greek and Indo-European linguistics . Mr. Pnhvel
3. Elementary Latin.
Lecture , five hours per week . Prerequisite : course
2. The Stan
4. Introduction to Latin Verse.
Prerequisite : course 3 . Mrs. Killian , Mrs. Mohr
14. Elementary Latin (Intensive ). (2 courses)
The intensive course in Latin will cover all the
declensions of nouns and adjectives , all conjugation
in the indicative mood and the primary uses of the
subjunctive mood . Emphasis will be given to the
development of the ability to read easy selections of
classical prose . Mrs. Kiniar
40. The Latin Element In English.
A knowledge of Latin is not required . A study of
the derivation and usage of English words of Latin
origin: analysis into their component elements directed
toward understanding of form and meaning.
Mrs. Killian, Mrs. Mir
Upper Division Courses
Note : Latin 4 is prerequisite to all 100series
courses in Latin. Latin 100 is normally
prerequisite (or corequisite ) to further 100.
series courses in Latin prose (specifies under
Latin 100 below).
100. Readings in Latin Prose.
Prerequisite : Latin 4. This course is normally pw
requisite or corequisite to 110 and prerequisite to
111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117.
Mrs. Killian, Mr. Mole
101. Plautus. Mr. Gleason , Mrs. Mole
102. Terence. Mr. Gleason, Mr. Lafsteit
103. Lucretius . Mr. Austin, Mr.Hawn
104. Ovid. Mrs. Killian, Mrs. Moir
105A. Vergil : Georgics . Mrs. Moir
Individual Study and Research
105B. Vergil : The Aeneid. Mr. Gleason , Mn. Mshr
596. Directed Individual Study or Research. 106. Catullus. Mr. Levine, Mr. M,dew l
(1 to 2 courses) The Staff
107. Horace : Odes and Epodes.
587. Study for the M.A. Comprehensive Examination
Mr. Levine , Mr. Maslow&
or the Ph.D. Qualifying Examination.
108. Roman Elegy.
(y to 2 courses ) The staff Selections from Catullus , Tibullus , and Propertlut.
Mr. Levine
599. Research for the Doctoral Dissertation. 109. Roman Satire.
(t to 2 courses ) The Staff Selections from the Epistles of Horace, the Satins
of Juvenal , and the Epigrams of Martial.
Mr. Gleason , Mr. Levine
Latin
110. The Study of Latin Prose.
Lower Division Courses
1. Elementary Latin.
Lecture , five hours per week. The Staff
Work in sight reading and grammatical andph
of classical prose texts; writing of classical prose.
Mr. me"
111. LIVY. Mr. Homeit, Mr. Padoni
2. Elementary Latin.
112. Tacitus . Mr. Madawe)i
Lecture, five hours per week . Prerequisite: course
1. The Staff 113. Cicero : The Orations . Mrs. Mohr, Mr. Travis