Suggested Courses of Study
Students interested in pursuing particular areas within classics - Greek (CG) or Latin (CL) literature, art and archaeology, history, and philosophy - should consider these course clusters in addition to the major/minor requirements.
LITERATURE
CC220	Classical Mythology
CC222	Greek Drama: Myth in Action
CC223	Greek and Roman Comedy
CC224	The Heroine's Tale: Traditions of Greek and Roman Epic
CC226	Greek and Roman Historiography
CC365	Special Topics: Singer, Song & Society; True Confessions: (Auto)Biographical Tradition
GO303	Classical Political Thought
HI201	Greek History
HI202	Roman History
LS2 124	Athenian Democracy
LS2 156	The Good Life in Ancient Greek Philosophy and Literature
LS2 180	Images of 12 Caesars
PH203	History of Greek Philosophy
ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY
CC220	Classical Mythology
CC365	Special Topics: Bronze Age Art and Archaeology; Roman Art in the Private Sphere
AN105	Intro. to Archaeology	GE102	Historical Geology
AN175	Intro. to Archaeological Field Investigations	GE309	Field Techniques
AH222	Greek Art and Archaeology	HI201	Greek History
AH223	Roman Art and Archaeology	HI202	Roman History
AH232	Late Antique, Early Medieval & Byzantine Art	LS2 124	Athenian Democracy
AH376A	Colloquium in Art History: Ancient	LS2 180	Images of 12 Caesars
HISTORY
CC226	Greek and Roman Historiography
GO303	Classical Political Thought
HI201	Greek History
HI202	Roman History
HI361F	Special Topics: Alexander the Great; Age of Augustus
HI375G	Colloquium in Ancient History: International Affairs in Antiquity
LS2 124	Athenian Democracy
LS2 180	Images of 12 Caesars
PHILOSOPHY
CC222	Greek Drama
CC223	Greek and Roman Comedy
CC226	Greek and Roman Historiography
GO303	Classical Political Thought
HI201	Greek History
LS2 124	Athenian Democracy
LS2 156	The Good Life in Ancient Greek Philosophy and Literature
PH203	History of Greek Philosophy
PH210	Aesthetics
PH303	Ethics
PH327A,B	Great Philosophers: Plato; Aristotle