The is a representative list of courses offered by the department and should not be used for schedule planning. For accurate and up-to-date course listings and information, Duke students should log into ACES.
| Course | Title | Instructor | Section | Time | Room |
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CLST 262 |
Ancient Athletes | Bromberg, Jacques | 01 | MTuTh 02:00 PM-04:05 PM | Allen 103 |
Course DescriptionThe athletic festivals of the ancient Greeks and Romans are among the most enduring legacies of the Classical world, and provide a particularly accessible introduction to the study of antiquity. Through examination of literary and historiographical sources (in translation) and of the material remains at the ancient sites, this course introduces students to the origins and development of the major athletic contests (especially the Olympic Games), the methods and practicalities of ancient training, and the changing role of athletics in ancient and modern education, religion, and politics. We end with a survey of the modern Olympic movement, from the nineteenth century to the present. Instructor: Bromberg |
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LATIN 101 |
Elementary Latin | Graham, Theodore | 01 | MTuWThF 03:30 PM-05:05 PM | Social Sciences 109 |
Course DescriptionStudy of the structure of the language (i.e., forms, vocabulary, syntax, and pronunciation); selected readings in prose and poetry. Instructor: Staff |
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LATIN 203 |
Intermediate Latin | Zalin, Mackenzie | 01 | MTuWThF 11:00 AM-12:15 PM | Allen 318 |
Course DescriptionPolitics and thought in the late Republic: Caesar and Cicero. Instructor: Boatwright or staff |
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