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 Quarta Decima

Dies Lunae		Lege Latine: Aen. 12.791–842 Scribe: Aen. 12.829-842; questions on 12.791-828. Lege Anglice : Aen. 11–12.790 (Mandelbaum, pp. 270–325 [English vv. –12.1048]) Praesentio: Founding of Rome & Sulla and Catiline
Dies Mercurii		Lege Latine: Aen. 12.887–927 Lege Anglice : Aen. 12.843–886 (Mandelbaum, pp. 327–328 [English vv. 1120–1177]) Praesentio: [Mark] West, D. 1974. "The Deaths of Hector and Turnus," Greece & Rome 21, 21-31 and Galinsky, G. K. 1988. "The Anger of Aeneas" AJP 109, 321-48
Dies Veneris		Lege Latine: Aen. 12.928–945 Lege Anglice: P. Candido Decembrio, Fragment of the Thirteenth Book of the Aeneid Meditare: How is the ending as Vergil fashioned it appropriate? If you had to add a supplement, what would you include?