Intensive introduction to Classical Greek morphology and syntax. This course includes exercises in grammar, Greek composition, and translation from Greek to English.  Emphasis is placed upon developing the ability to read Greek with facility.

This course is for those who have completed ancient Greek102 or equivalent. You are now ready to begin reading real Greek! We will read a selection of passages from Greek prose authors, focusing on language and style. There will be regular quizzes. The course will include some grammar review.

We will read one example of each of the types of comedy that developed in classical Greece: Satyr drama (Euripides’ Cyclops), Old Comedy (Aristophanes’ Clouds) and New Comedy (Menander’s  Dyscolus or The Grouch)

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For graduate students in other departments needing individualized study in Greek literature.

The Argonaut myth in Greek literature.  Readings will include selections from the Odyssey,  Pindar’s Pythian 4, Euripides’ Medea, and Apollonius’ Argonautica.

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For doctoral candidates.