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- Interdepartmental Program in Greek & Roman History (IPGRH)
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Fall 2020
LAT 545: Tacitus (David Potter)
LAT 506: Advanced Latin Composition (Ian Fielding)
LAT 571: Survey of Republican Latin Literature (Ruth Caston)
GK 542: Imperial Prose: Second Sophistic Prose (Aileen Das)
GK 572: Survey of Classical Greek Literature (Jonathan Ready)
GK 698: Ancient Epistemology: Making Ancient Knowledge (Rafe Neis)
GK 825: Plato’s Timaeus (Sara Ahbel-Rappe)
GK 870: Parrhesia, or Courage of Truth (David Halperin)
CLARCH 842: Archaeology of Athens (Christopher Ratté)
Winter 2020
LAT 508: Latin sight reading (Celia Schultz)
LAT 574: Survey of Antontine and Later Latin literature (David Potter)
LAT 809: The Latin Novel: Apuleius (Basil Dufallo)
GK 506: Advanced Greek prose composition (Sara Ahbel-Rappe)
GK 523: Thucydides (Francesca Schironi)
CLARCH 536: Hellenistic and Roman Sculpture (Elaine Gazda)
CLARCH 810: Prehistoric Craft Production (Natalie Abell)
CLARCH 855: Problems in Roman Archaeology: Non-Roman Elites in Mid-Republican Italy (Nicola Terrenato)
Fall 2019
LAT 524: Ovid (Celia Schultz)
LAT 606: Latin Inscriptions (Gil Renberg)
LAT 849: Constantine and his Age (David Potter)
GK 556: Greek philosophical literature (Sara Ahbel-Rappe)
GK 571: Survey of Archaic and Early Greek Literature (Richard Janko)
GK 608: Greek epigraphy (Gil Renberg)
CLARCH 515: Archaeology of the Roman Economy (Linda Gosner)
CLARCH 831: Theoretical Approaches in Classical Art and Archaeology (Lisa Nevett)
