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114. Roman Epistolography : Cicero and Pliny.
Mr. Homelt
115. Caesar.
Mr. Austin, Mr. Hoaleit
comedy by Plautus or Terence with interest centered
on language and meter . Mr. Lafotedt
210. Advanced Latin Prose Composition.
111. Petronius. Mrs. Mohr
Prerequisite : course 110 or the equivalent.
Mr. Hoaleit , Mr. Levine
117. Sallust . Mr. Hofeit , Mr. Maslowsld
130. Introduction to Mediaeval Latin.
211 A. Seminar in the Roman Historians.
A study of considerable portions of the writings of
Sallust . Mr. Homeit
Prerequisite : course 3 or consent of the instructor.
Reading of easy prose texts, with interest centered on
basic language training . Mr. Ldfstedt
131. Mediaeval Latin Prose.
Prerequisite : course 130 or consent of the instruc-
211 B. Seminar in the Roman Historians.
A study of considerable portions of the writings of
Livy. Mr. Homeit
211 C. Seminar in the Roman Historians.
tor. Extensive reading of selected texts in prose;
interest is centered on the idiosyncrasies of Mediaeval
Latin. Mr. Lafstedt
133. Mediaeval Latin Poetry.
A study of considerable portions of the writings of
Tacitus . Mr. Homeit
220A. Cicero's Rhetorical Works. Mr. Travis
Prerequisite : one upper division language course
in Latin or consent of the instructor. Emphasis varies
from year to year between Christian and secular
poetry. Mr. Lafstedt
220B. Cicero 's Orations.
2211. Cicero' s Philosophical Works.
Mr. Travis
Mr. Levine
199. Special Studies in Latin. (l/ to 2 courses) 2218. Cicero: De Nature Deorum. Mr. Levine
Prerequisite : senior standing and consent of the
instructor. The Staff 222. Seminar In Roman Stoicism.
Prerequisite : a reading knowledge of Greek and
Graduate Courses
Latin . Mr. Maslowaki
The 200 -series courses which are designated
A and B (e.g., 203A and 203B) are
223. Lucretius . Mr. Packard
double courses. Course A is a preseminar
and is normally prerequisite to course B, a
seminar.
224. Seminar in the Roman Novel.
Petronius' Satyr icon and Apuleius ' Metamorphoses:
a study of the literary problems. Mr. Travis
2101-200B -2000. History of Latin Literature.
Prerequisite: consent of the instructor. Lectures on
the history of Latin literature, supplemented on the
port of the student by the independent reading of
Latin texts in the original.
Mr. Gleason , Mr. Levine , Mr. Maslowski
231A-231 B. Seminar in Mediaeval Latin.
Prerequisite : at least one upper division course in
Latin or consent of the instructor. Studies in various
areas of the language and literature of Mediaeval
Latin Mr. Lafstedt
232. Vulgar Latin.
M. Seminar in the Roman Epic: Ennius to Sllius
italicus.
The fragments of Eames and selected readings
from the minor epic poets (Lucan, Valerius Flacons,
Sttius, Sllius Italicus ). Mr. Homeit
Prerequisite : consent of the instructor. History
and characteristics of popular Latin; its development
into the early forms of the Romance languages.
Mr. Lafstedt
240. History of the Latin Language.
Prerequisite : consent of the instructor . The devel-
202. Seminar in Catullus.
A detailed consideration of the entire Catullan
aospus. Mr. Levine
opment of Latin from the earliest monuments until
its emergence in the Romance languages.
Mr. L istedt
M242A-2428. Italic Dialects and Latin Historical
2031. Elegiac Poetry.
Mr. Levine
2098. Properties.
Mr. Levine
2W Vergil 's Aeneid. Mr. Austin, Mr. Travis
2M8. The Aeneid. Mr. Austin, Mr. Travis
205. Seminar In Vergil 's Bucolics. Mr. Austin
Grammar. (th course each)
(Same as Indo-European Studies M218A-218B.)
Prerequisite : consent of the instructor. Credit is
given only upon completion of both quarters. The
linguistic situation in early Italy ; readings in Oscan,
Umbrian, and early Latin texts; Latin grammar in
the context of Italic and Indo-European linguistics.
Mr. Puhvel
243. Seminar in Latin Palaeography.
Studies in the development of the book hand in
2N. Horace.
Mr. Austin
Latin manuscripts earlier than the invention of
printing . Mr. Levine
W. Roma Comedy.
244. Seminar In Textual Criticism.
Prerequisite: consent of the instructor. Survey of
the history of Roman Comedy . Reading of one
Studies in the preparation of a critical edition of a
Latin author. Mr. Travis