Syllabus of Assignments :: Latin101: Introduction to Latin Literature: Vergil

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Syllabus of Activities

Current Week	hebdomas 1	hebdomas 2	hebdomas 3
	hebdomas 4	hebdomas 5	hebdomas 6
	hebdomas 7	spring break	hebdomas 8
	hebdomas 9	hebdomas 10	hebdomas 11
	hebdomas 12	hebdomas 13	hebdomas 14

Hebdomas Undecima

Dies Lunae a.d. III Nonas Apriles		Lege Latine: Aen. Bk. 6.201–211, 264–281, 305–332 Lege Anglice: Short sections between the Latin passages for today. Meditare: Aeneas's entrance into the Underworld is punctuated by an invocation – not of the Muses – as during the opening of the Aeneid – but of the Underworld divinities, appropriate for the given situation but usually associated with deceit and falsehood. An interesting point to keep in mind when we look at the controversy over how Aeneas leaves the Underworld. Memento: Probatiuncula Decima Etaim Memento: Recording of you reading the passage for your final project is due Tuesday.
Dies Mercurii Nonis Aprilibus		Lege Latine: Aen. 6.417-424, 450-476 Lege Anglice: Aen. 6.333–417, 425-449 (Mandelbaum, pp. 142–145 [English vv. 437-549, 562-592]) Scribe: Aen. 6. 456-464 (Scanning Worksheet)
Dies Veneris a.d. VII Idus Apriles		Lege Latine: Aen. 6.489-534 Lege Anglice: Aen. 6.477–488 (Mandelbaum, p. 146 [English vv. 627-643]