| 1 | GREEK PHILOSOPHY
Gonzalez READ: Plato, Symposium |
| 3 | GREEK PHILOSOPHY
Gonzalez |
| 5 | GREEK PHILOSOPHY
Gonzalez TAKE-HOME MIDTERM ASSIGNED |
| 8 | GREEK MATHEMATICS
Hurwitz READ: Kebric, Greek People, Chap. 8 |
| 10 | GREEK CIVILIZATION: DISCUSSION
Arnush, Curley, Mechem Some Useful Information about the Great Tragedians |
| 12 | EARLY
LATIN LITERATURE
Curley READ: Selections from Catullus (handout) TAKE-HOME MIDTERM DUE |
| 13-21 | SPRING BREAK
SUGGESTED READING: Vergil, Aeneid |
| 22 | ROMAN ART
Mechem READ: Kebric, Roman People, Chaps. 1-3 SUPPLEMENTARY IMAGES TREASURE HUNTS: |
| 24 | ROMAN ART
Mechem CHATROOM QUESTION FOR FRIDAY: How would you characterize the differences between Greek and Roman Art? |
| 26 | ROMAN ART
Mechem Pantheon (still images) Pantheon (animation) CHATROOM QUESTION FOR MONDAY: What values mattered most to the Romans in the Republic? |
| 29 | ROMAN HISTORY: The Republic, from conception to burial
Arnush READ: Selections from Livy, Polybius, Plutarch, Tacitus, Cicero, Appian (handouts); Kebric, Roman People, Chap. 5 READ: Res Gestae Divi Augusti or "The Achievements of the Divine Augustus" TERMINOLOGY MAPS: |
| 31 | ROMAN HISTORY: The Empire
Arnush READ: Kebric, Roman People, Chap. 6 READ: Selections from Roman Civilization, Selected Readings: Volumes I and II (NY, 1990) (handouts) READ: "The Powers of the Emperor," issued in 70 AD BACKGROUND READING: De Imperatoribus Romanis: An Online Encyclopedia of Roman Emperors |
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| JAN. | FEB. | MAR. | APR.-MAY |