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Course Archive, Fall 2006-Spring 2007

Courses for Fall 2006 [Shaded Courses Offered at Bryn Mawr College]
Classical Studies
CSTS110	World Through Classical Eyes	Donahue	MWF 12-1
CSTS121	Varieties of Judaism in the Ancient World Cross-listed in Religion Enrollment limited to 35 students	S. Schwarz	T/Th 8:30-10:00 Ges t101
CSTS207	Hellenistic & Republican History Cross-listed with History	D. Scott	MWF 12-1
CSTS212	Magic in Greco-Roman World	R. Edmonds	MW 2:30-4
CSTSH215	Tales of Troy Cross-listed in Comparative Literature	B. Mulligan	T/Th 11-12:30 Hall 007
CSTS239	Dawn of the Middle Ages Cross-listed with History	S. Bjornlie	TBA
CSTSH293	Translation & Transformation Cross-listed in Comparative Literature Students must be at least at the intermediate level in at least one language other than English	D. Roberts	T 7:30-10 Hall 107
CSTS368	Urbanism and Urban Violence in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages Cross-listed with History	S. Bjornlie	TBA
CSTSH398	Senior Seminar	D. Roberts	M 7:30-10 Hall 201
Greek
GREKH001	Elementary Greek	D. Roberts	MWF 9:30-10:30; TTh 9-10 Hall 112
GREK101A	Introduction to Greek Literature: Plato	A. Fenton	HTBA
GREK202	Tragedy	R. Edmonds	MWF 11-12 + 1 hour TBA
Latin
LATN001	Elementary Latin	A. Fenton	MWF 9:30-10:30; TTh 9-10 Hall 201
LATN003	Review & Reading	D. Scott	MWF 11-12 + 1 hour TBA
LATNH101A	Introduction to Latin Literature: Catullus & Cicero Prerequisite: Students should have had either a year of college Latin or very strong high school preparation. For a course with more extensive grammar review, see Bryn Mawr Latin 003.	B. Mulligan	MWF 10:30-11:30 Hall 112
LATNH201	Advanced Latin: Roman Comedy	B. Mulligan	T/Th 2:30-4 Hall 112
LATN304	Caesar & Cicero	D. Scott	MWF 11-12 + 1 hour TBA

Courses for Spring 2007 [Shaded Courses Offered at Bryn Mawr College]
Classical Studies
CSTSH219	Fantastic Journeys Cross-listed in Comparative Literature	A. Fenton	T/Th 11:30-1:00
CSTS205	Greek History Cross-listed with History	C. Wesler	T/Th 2:30-4
CSTS375	Interpreting Mythology Cross-listed with Comparative Literature Enrollment limited to 20 students	R. Edmonds	MW 2:30-4
CSTS369	The History and Archaeology of Decline and Fall Cross-listed with History	S. Bjornlie	TBA
CSTSH399	Senior Seminar	D. Roberts
Greek
GREKH001	Elementary Greek	D. Roberts	MWF 9:30-10:30 TTh 9-10
GREK102B	Introduction to Greek Poetry: Homer	B. Mulligan	MWF 10:30-11:30
GREK202	Tragedy	R. Edmonds	MWF 12-1
Latin
LATN001A	Elementary Latin	A. Fenton	MWF 9:30-10:30 TTh 9-10
LATN102	Latin Literature: Livy & Horace	Staff	MWF 11-12
LATN101B	Introduction to Latin Literature: Vergil	A. Fenton	MWF 11:30-12:30
LATN202	Advanced Latin: Silver Age	C. Conybeare	MWF 12:00-1:00
LATN30x	Poets and Patrons in Flavian Rome	B. Mulligan	T 4-6