This course combines two terms of introductory Latin into one semester. Rapidly progressing grammatical exercises are supplemented by selections of classical poetry and prose, read with a focus on recognition and comprehension of basic syntactical patterns. Prerequisite: previous study of a foreign language is helpful. (4 credits)
LATI E-36 Intermediate Latin: Petronius
Fall term (13712)
Richard F. Thomas, PhD, Harvard College Professor and George Martin Lane Professor of the Classics, Harvard University.
This course is a reading of Petronius' Satyricon with attention to reinforcing grammatical knowledge, and with a focus on the language and cultural context of Petronius' novel. Prerequisites: one year of college Latin. (4 credits)
LATI E-45 Catullus: The Poems
Spring term (23581)
Richard F. Thomas, PhD, Harvard College Professor and George Martin Lane Professor of the Classics, Harvard University.
This course is a reading of selections from the poems of Catullus. Emphasis is on improving reading skills, and on metrical, stylistic, and literary issues. Prerequisite: one year of college Latin or the equivalent. (4 credits)