Classical Studies Dept.
2026-2027
118 courses
- CLST 122Scribes and Scriptures: The Transmission of the Bible in Antiquity
- CLST 136CNAncient Athletics
- CLST 141Age of Warriors: Pre-Roman and Italian Archaeology
- CLST 142CNSThe Ancient Mind
- CLST 143CNSThe Archaeology of Death: Ritual and Social Structure in the Ancient World
- CLST 144Principles of Archaeology
- CLST 151Classical Etymology: The Greek and Latin Roots of English
- CLST 155CNRemembering Cleopatra: Myth, Memory, Meaning
- CLST 175SAn Archaeology of Inequality: Ancient Rome in Ten Objects
- CLST 181SGreek Civilization
- CLST 182SRoman Civilization
- CLST 190Special Topics in Classical Studies
- CLST 190SSpecial Topics in Classical Studies
- CLST 199Archaeology of Migration: Greeks, Roman, Egyptians, Etruscans
- CLST 201SThe Greeks
- CLST 202The Romans
- CLST 204Ancient and Medieval Epic
- CLST 205Homer's Odyssey: Then and Now
- CLST 206Classics of Page and Screen: Exploring the Iconic in Literature and Film
- CLST 208Ancient Myth
- CLST 210The Good Life: Religion, Philosophy, and Life's Ultimate Concerns
- CLST 211How to Live and How to Die: Death, Dying, and the Afterlife from Confucius to Cryonics
- CLST 214Medicine and Human Flourishing
- CLST 214DMedicine and Human Flourishing
- CLST 222The Age of Nero: History, Art, and Literature
- CLST 230SAugustine's City of God
- CLST 240LVirtual Museums: Theories and Methods of Twenty-First-Century Museums
- CLST 241Etruscans: Myth, Archaeology and Civilization
- CLST 243SRepresentations of Women in the Classical World
- CLST 246Roman Archaeology: Origins to Empire
- CLST 248Art and Archaeology of Ancient Athens
- CLST 250The Art of Greece and Rome
- CLST 252Loot: Who owns the past?
- CLST 254Seven Wonders: Monuments and Cultures of the Ancient Mediterranean
- CLST 262Ancient Athletics
- CLST 264Greek and Roman Religion
- CLST 266Gender and Sexuality in the Ancient World
- CLST 268SAncient Sex Ed
- CLST 271History of Ancient Philosophy
- CLST 272AThe Birth of Reason in Ancient Greece
- CLST 276SContemporary Nationalism and Classical Political Theory
- CLST 277How to Rule the World: Empire and Global Governance from Greece to America
- CLST 283Greek History
- CLST 284Roman History
- CLST 290Special Topics in Classical Studies
- CLST 290ADuke-Administered Study Abroad: Special Topics in Classical Studies
- CLST 290SSpecial Topics in Classical Studies
- CLST 290SADuke-Administered Study Abroad: Special Topics in Classical Studies
- CLST 291Independent Study
- CLST 293Research Independent Study
- CLST 299LIntroduction to Landscape Archaeology and Cultural Landscapes
- CLST 303Drama of Ancient Greece
- CLST 304Drama of Ancient Rome
- CLST 307Ancient Athenian Law
- CLST 308Ancient Roman Law
- CLST 312SAncient Greek Notions of Justice
- CLST 316SSelf-Knowledge and the Pursuit of Wisdom
- CLST 322Jesus and the Gospels
- CLST 328SLiterary Translation: History, Theory, and Practice
- CLST 340ARome: History of the City
- CLST 341AThe Ancient City
- CLST 341A-1Art and Archaeology
- CLST 341A-2Political, Social, and Cultural Context
- CLST 343SAConservation and Management of the Material Heritage
- CLST 344Early Greek Archaeology: From the Fall of Mycenae to the Persian Wars
- CLST 348Classical Greek Archaeology, Archaic to Classical
- CLST 350Art of the Meal: Alcohol and Feasting in the Ancient World
- CLST 352The Aegean Bronze Age
- CLST 354Roman Spectacle
- CLST 357Roman Coinage: The Materiality of an Ancient Economy
- CLST 360The History of the Book
- CLST 364Ancient Science and Technology
- CLST 366Inventing Sickness: The Science and Practice of Medicine in Ancient Greece
- CLST 368SThe Afterlife of Classics
- CLST 371Aristotle
- CLST 374SAristotle and Neuroscience
- CLST 480SCapstone Seminars in Classical Studies
- CLST 480S-1Capstone Research Seminars in Classical Studies
- CLST 490Special Topics in Classical Studies
- CLST 491Independent Study
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