Intermediate Latin II

Undergraduate / Graduate

Immerse yourself in the Latin prose written by various authors from ancient Rome through the long tradition and reception of Latin literature. Readings this quarter concentrate on (a) substantial selection(s) of Roman prose (e.g. the epistles of Seneca or Pliny, the histories of Livy or Sallust). This class focuses on the literary and historical context of the text(s) in question, as well as the rhetorical and stylistic qualities of Latin prose. Review of grammar and the development of vocabulary will occur as necessary. This course is appropriate for students who have completed LATN 112, LATN 201, or its equivalent.