CL210 Intermediate Latin: Caesar's Gallic War

G. Julius Caesar
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CL210 Intermediate Latin:
Julius Caesar's Gallic War
M 10.10-11.05 TuTh 9.40-11.00

Prof. Michael Arnush	Ladd 209 x5462
marnush@skidmore.edu	Office hours TuTh11-12

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Classics Department

WEB RESOURCES
Course materials: assignments, etc.
1-20-09: all verbal forms in the indicative mood 1-22-09 homework: active and passive verbal forms 1-22-09: participles and homework 1-27-09: participles practice 1-27-09: infinitives, indirect statement and homework 1-29-09: relative and interrogative pronouns and adjectives 2-9-09: purpose clauses 2-9-09: sample journal entry 4-14-09: conjugation of fero 4-20-09: epitaph of Claudia
Maps				Related materials
Mediterranean Italy, Gallia Cisalpina, and parts of Gallic Transalpina Northern Gaul and England Gaul, 1st c. BCE Celtic tribes Caesar's Campaigns in Gaul Pre-Roman Britain Roman Britain				Roman castra Weaponry
Research Tools
Oxford Reference Online: an invaluable, searchable, encyclopedic database on the ancient world (click on "Oxford Reference Online" and then "Classics" under "Subject Reference")
Linguistic Tools
Perseus: proceed to Caesar's text in Latin and English for vocabulary and grammatical tools Latin-->English dictionary, at the Perseus Project Latin-->English dictionary, at the University of Hong Kong
Historical Studies
The Career and Character of Julius Caesar (B. McManus, College of New Rochelle, rev. 11/01) The Roman Army in the Late Republic and Early Empire (B. McManus, College of New Rochelle, rev. 6/99) *"The Landings of Caesar in Britain, 55 and 54 BC," Athena Review* 1.1 "Caesar's Campaigns in Gaul (58-50 BC)," Athena Review 1.4 Roman Britain, from the Late Pre-Roman Iron Age (LPRIA) to Hadrian's Wall**
Art Historical and Architectural Materials
Forum of Julius Caesar, Imperial Fora Official Website (Comune di Roma, 1999) Forum of Julius Caesar, UCLA Cultural VR lab Rome Reborn, Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities (Univ. of Virginia) Forum Iulium, from Platner & Ashby's A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome (London: Oxford University Press, 1929), in Lacus Curtius (3/01)