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Classics Program (CLAS)
Location
Location
- General Office, Room 608
- Undergraduate Office, Room 638
- Sixth Floor, Stephen Leacock Building
- 855 Sherbrooke Street West
- Montreal, Quebec H3A 2T7
- Telephone: 514-398-3975
- Fax: 514-398-8365
- Email: undergrad.history [at] mcgill.ca
- Website: www.mcgill.ca/classics
About Classics Program
About Classics Program
Classical Studies offers an in-depth study of the languages, literature, history and culture of ancient Greece and Rome. Students may complete one of the four standard undergraduate programs (Minor, Major, Honours, Joint Honours Concentration). The Minor and Major concentrations provide a useful complement for students in the arts and sciences. Two separate streams allow students to put emphasis either on the ancient languages or on the culture of the ancient Mediterranean. The Joint Honours and Honours degrees are designed to train students who wish to make Classics a basis for academic careers. They also offer students the prospect of favourable consideration for graduate and other professional schools.
All Classics degree options require students to choose courses from one or more of the following thematic areas:
The current list of courses within each thematic area is available on the Classical Studies website: www.mcgill.ca/classics/teaching/thematic-areas.
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Classics Program (CLAS) Faculty
Classics Program (CLAS) Faculty
| Emeritus Professors |
|---|
| Albert Schachter; B.A.(McG.), D.Phil.(Oxf.)(Hiram Mills Emeritus Professor of Classics) |
| George Michael Woloch; B.A.(Yale), M.A.(Oxf.), Ph.D.(Johns Hop.) (John McNaughton Emeritus Professor of Classics) |
| Professor |
|---|
| Hans Beck, Director of Classical Studies; Ph.D.(Erlangen) (John MacNaughton Professor of Classics) |
| Assistant Professors |
|---|
| Michael Fronda; B.A.(C’nell), M.A., Ph.D.(Ohio St.) |
| Charles W. Gladhill; B.A.(Mich.), M.A.(Georgia South.), Ph.D.(Stan.) |
| Lynn Kozak; B.A.(Barnard), M.A.(Lond.), Ph.D.(Nott.) |
| Visiting Assistant Professor |
|---|
| Nikolaos Poulopoulos; Ph.D.(Harv.) (Papachristidis Assistant Professor in Modern Greek Studies) |
| Faculty Lecturers |
|---|
| Donald W. Baronowski; B.A.(McG.), M.A.(Br. Col.), Ph.D.(Tor.) |
| Margaret Palczynski; B.Sc.(McG.), M.A.(C'dia) |
Faculty:
Faculty of Arts—2010-2011 (last updated Apr. 22, 2010) (disclaimer)
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) - Minor Concentration Classics (18 credits)
Two separate streams allow students to put emphasis either on the ancient languages or on the culture of the ancient Mediterranean.
This program may be expanded to the Major Concentration Classics.
Complementary Courses (18 credits)
Students select one of the following two streams of study:
- Classical Language Stream
- Classical Studies Stream
Classical Language Stream
18 credits taken from the five thematic areas of Classics: Classical Languages, Classical Literature, Ancient History, Philosophy and Religion, Modern Greek with the specifications described below. For course choices, see the course lists provided for each area.
12 credits minimum in Classical Languages
a minimum of 3 credits at the 300-level or higher of CLAS courses
a maximum of 12 credits of 200-level courses.
Classical Studies Stream
18 credits taken from the five thematic areas of Classics: Classical Languages, Classical Literature, Ancient History, Philosophy and Religion, Modern Greek with the specifications described below. For course choices, see the course lists provided for each area.
6 credits minimum in Classical Languages
a minimum of 6 credits in one of the following areas:
- Classical Literature
- Ancient History
- Philosophy and Religion
- Modern Greek
a minimum of 3 credits of 300-level or higher of CLAS courses
a maximum of 12 credits of 200-level courses.
Note: The same course may not count toward more than one thematic area requirement.
Classical Languages - Latin
| CLAS 210 | (6) | Introductory Latin 1 |
| CLAS 210D1 | (3) | Introductory Latin 1 |
| CLAS 210D2 | (3) | Introductory Latin 1 |
| CLAS 310 | (3) | Reading Latin |
| CLAS 311 | (3) | Catullus/Ovid |
| CLAS 312 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Poetry |
| CLAS 313 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Cicero |
| CLAS 314 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Historians |
| CLAS 315 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Selections |
| CLAS 411 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Epic |
| CLAS 412 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Lyric |
| CLAS 413 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Satire |
| CLAS 414 | (3) | Advanced Latin: History |
| CLAS 415 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Oratory |
| CLAS 416 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Philosophy |
| CLAS 418 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Special Topics |
| CLAS 515D1 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 515D2 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
Classical Languages - Ancient Greek
| CLAS 220D1 | (3) | Introductory Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 220D2 | (3) | Introductory Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 320 | (3) | Reading Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 321 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Plato/Xenophon |
| CLAS 322 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Orators |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 324 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Poetry |
| CLAS 325 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Later Prose |
| CLAS 326 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Selections |
| CLAS 421 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Epic |
| CLAS 422 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Lyric |
| CLAS 423 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Drama |
| CLAS 424 | (3) | Advanced Greek: History |
| CLAS 425 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Oratory |
| CLAS 426 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Philosophy |
| CLAS 427 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Documents |
| CLAS 428 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Special Topics |
| CLAS 525D1 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
| CLAS 525D2 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
Classical Literature - Classics (CLAS)
| CLAS 200 | (3) | Introduction to Ancient Greek Literature |
| CLAS 203 | (3) | Greek Mythology |
| CLAS 208 | (3) | Roman Literature and Society |
| CLAS 300 | (3) | Greek Drama and the Theatre |
| CLAS 309 | (3) | The Greek and Roman Novel |
| CLAS 311 | (3) | Catullus/Ovid |
| CLAS 312 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Poetry |
| CLAS 313 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Cicero |
| CLAS 314 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Historians |
| CLAS 315 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Selections |
| CLAS 320 | (3) | Reading Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 321 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Plato/Xenophon |
| CLAS 322 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Orators |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 324 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Poetry |
| CLAS 325 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Later Prose |
| CLAS 326 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Selections |
| CLAS 370 | (3) | Women in Greek Drama |
| CLAS 380 | (3) | Ancient Greek Religion |
| CLAS 411 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Epic |
| CLAS 412 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Lyric |
| CLAS 413 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Satire |
| CLAS 414 | (3) | Advanced Latin: History |
| CLAS 415 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Oratory |
| CLAS 416 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Philosophy |
| CLAS 418 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Special Topics |
| CLAS 421 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Epic |
| CLAS 422 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Lyric |
| CLAS 423 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Drama |
| CLAS 424 | (3) | Advanced Greek: History |
| CLAS 425 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Oratory |
| CLAS 426 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Philosophy |
| CLAS 428 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Special Topics |
| CLAS 490 | (3) | Greek and Roman Historiography |
| CLAS 515D1 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 515D2 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 525D1 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
| CLAS 525D2 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
Classical Literature - Other Departments
Classical literature courses are also taught under the subject codes of English (ENGL), French (FREN), and Philosophy (PHIL).
| ENGL 347 | (3) | Great Writings of Europe 1 |
| ENGL 370 | (3) | Theatre History: The Long Eighteenth Century |
| ENGL 447 | (3) | Crosscurrents/English Literature and European Literature 1 |
| FREN 481 | (3) | Littérature et Antiquité |
| PHIL 354 | (3) | Plato |
| PHIL 355 | (3) | Aristotle |
Ancient History - All Departments
Ancient History courses are taught under several subject codes including: Anthropology (ANTH), Art History (ARTH), Classics (CLAS), History (HIST), and Religious Studies (RELG).
| ANTH 335 | (3) | Ancient Egyptian Civilization |
| ARTH 209 | (3) | Introduction to Ancient Art and Architecture |
| CLAS 203 | (3) | Greek Mythology |
| CLAS 314 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Historians |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 380 | (3) | Ancient Greek Religion |
| CLAS 404 | (3) | Classical Tradition |
| CLAS 414 | (3) | Advanced Latin: History |
| CLAS 424 | (3) | Advanced Greek: History |
| CLAS 427 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Documents |
| CLAS 490 | (3) | Greek and Roman Historiography |
| HIST 205 | (3) | Ancient Mediterranean History |
| HIST 231 | (3) | Archaeology of the Ancient World |
| HIST 305 | (3) | Ancient Warfare and Imperialism |
| HIST 323 | (3) | History and Sexuality 1 |
| HIST 368 | (3) | Greek History: Classical Period |
| HIST 369 | (3) | Greek History: Early Greece |
| HIST 375 | (3) | Roman History: Early Empire |
| HIST 376 | (3) | Roman History: Later Empire |
| HIST 378 | (3) | Roman & Greek Social History |
| HIST 379 | (3) | Greek History: Hellenistic Period |
| HIST 391 | (3) | Roman History: Republic |
| HIST 400 | (3) | Ancient Greece, Rome and China |
| HIST 407 | (3) | Topics in Ancient History |
| HIST 449 | (3) | Medicine in the Ancient World |
| HIST 450 | (3) | Ancient History Methods |
| HIST 451 | (3) | The Ancient Mediterranean City |
| HIST 550 | (3) | Ancient History: Seminar |
| HIST 551 | (3) | Ancient History: Research |
| RELG 326 | (3) | Ancient Christian Church AD54 - AD604 |
Philosophy and Religion
Philosophy and Religion courses are taught under several subject codes including: Classics (CLAS), Philosophy (PHIL), Political Science (POLI), and Religious Studies (RELG).
| CLAS 203 | (3) | Greek Mythology |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 380 | (3) | Ancient Greek Religion |
| CLAS 416 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Philosophy |
| CLAS 421 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Epic |
| CLAS 426 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Philosophy |
| PHIL 345 | (3) | Greek Political Theory |
| PHIL 350 | (3) | History and Philosophy of Ancient Science |
| PHIL 353 | (3) | The Presocratic Philosophers |
| PHIL 354 | (3) | Plato |
| PHIL 355 | (3) | Aristotle |
| PHIL 452 | (3) | Later Greek Philosophy |
| PHIL 453 | (3) | Ancient Metaphysics and Natural Philosophy |
| PHIL 454 | (3) | Ancient Moral Theory |
| PHIL 550 | (3) | Seminar: Ancient Philosophy 1 |
| PHIL 551 | (3) | Seminar: Ancient Philosophy 2 |
| POLI 333 | (3) | Western Political Theory 1 |
| RELG 201 | (3) | Religions of the Ancient Near East |
| RELG 202 | (3) | Religion of Ancient Israel |
| RELG 210 | (3) | Jesus of Nazareth |
| RELG 280 | (6) | Elementary New Testament Greek |
| RELG 326 | (3) | Ancient Christian Church AD54 - AD604 |
| RELG 381 | (3) | Advanced New Testament Greek |
| RELG 482 | (3) | Exegesis of Greek New Testament |
| RELG 502 | (3) | Greco-Roman Judaism |
| RELG 583 | (3) | Hellenistic Religious Texts |
Modern Greek
| CLAS 230D1 | (3) | Introductory Modern Greek |
| CLAS 230D2 | (3) | Introductory Modern Greek |
| CLAS 331 | (3) | Intermediate Modern Greek Language |
| CLAS 332 | (3) | The Modern Greek Novel |
| CLAS 333 | (3) | Modern Greek Poetry |
| CLAS 335 | (3) | Language and Civilization/Modern Greece 2 |
| CLAS 404 | (3) | Classical Tradition |
Classics Topics Courses
The following Classics topics courses change topic each time they are taught. Consult the course instructor and Classics Advisor to verify toward which thematic area(s) the course may count for the term in which it is taken.
| CLAS 347 | (3) | Special Topics in Classics |
| CLAS 348 | (3) | Greek and Roman Topography |
Faculty:
Faculty of Arts—2010-2011 (last updated Apr. 22, 2010) (disclaimer)
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) - Major Concentration Classics (36 credits)
Two separate streams allow students to put emphasis either on the ancient languages or on the culture of the ancient Mediterranean.
Complementary Courses (36 credits)
Students select one of the following two streams of study:
- Classical Language Stream
- Classical Studies Stream
Classical Language Stream
36 credits taken from the five thematic areas of Classics: Classical Languages, Classical Literature, Ancient History, Philosophy and Religion, Modern Greek with the specifications described below. For course choices, see the course lists provided for each area.
18 credits minimum in Classical Languages
a minimum of 6 credits in each of two of the following areas:
- Classical Literature
- Ancient History
- Philosophy and Religion
- Modern Greek
a maximum of 12 credits of 200-level courses.
Classical Studies Stream
36 credits taken from the five thematic areas of Classics: Classical Languages, Classical Literature, Ancient History, Philosophy and Religion, Modern Greek with the specifications described below. For course choices, see the course lists provided for each area.
9 credits minimum in Classical Languages
a minimum of 12 credits in one of the following areas:
- Classical Literature
- Ancient History
- Philosophy and Religion
- Modern Greek
a minimum of 3 credits in at least three different areas
a minimum of 3 credits of 300-level or higher of CLAS courses
a maximum of 12 credits of 200-level courses.
Note: The same course may not count toward more than one thematic area requirement.
Classical Languages - Latin
| CLAS 210 | (6) | Introductory Latin 1 |
| CLAS 210D1 | (3) | Introductory Latin 1 |
| CLAS 210D2 | (3) | Introductory Latin 1 |
| CLAS 310 | (3) | Reading Latin |
| CLAS 311 | (3) | Catullus/Ovid |
| CLAS 312 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Poetry |
| CLAS 313 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Cicero |
| CLAS 314 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Historians |
| CLAS 315 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Selections |
| CLAS 411 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Epic |
| CLAS 412 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Lyric |
| CLAS 413 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Satire |
| CLAS 414 | (3) | Advanced Latin: History |
| CLAS 415 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Oratory |
| CLAS 416 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Philosophy |
| CLAS 418 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Special Topics |
| CLAS 515D1 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 515D2 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
Classical Languages - Ancient Greek
| CLAS 220D1 | (3) | Introductory Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 220D2 | (3) | Introductory Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 320 | (3) | Reading Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 321 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Plato/Xenophon |
| CLAS 322 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Orators |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 324 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Poetry |
| CLAS 325 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Later Prose |
| CLAS 326 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Selections |
| CLAS 421 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Epic |
| CLAS 422 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Lyric |
| CLAS 423 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Drama |
| CLAS 424 | (3) | Advanced Greek: History |
| CLAS 425 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Oratory |
| CLAS 426 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Philosophy |
| CLAS 427 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Documents |
| CLAS 428 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Special Topics |
| CLAS 525D1 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
| CLAS 525D2 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
Classical Literature - Classics (CLAS)
| CLAS 200 | (3) | Introduction to Ancient Greek Literature |
| CLAS 203 | (3) | Greek Mythology |
| CLAS 208 | (3) | Roman Literature and Society |
| CLAS 300 | (3) | Greek Drama and the Theatre |
| CLAS 309 | (3) | The Greek and Roman Novel |
| CLAS 311 | (3) | Catullus/Ovid |
| CLAS 312 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Poetry |
| CLAS 313 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Cicero |
| CLAS 314 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Historians |
| CLAS 315 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Selections |
| CLAS 320 | (3) | Reading Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 321 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Plato/Xenophon |
| CLAS 322 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Orators |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 324 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Poetry |
| CLAS 325 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Later Prose |
| CLAS 326 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Selections |
| CLAS 370 | (3) | Women in Greek Drama |
| CLAS 380 | (3) | Ancient Greek Religion |
| CLAS 411 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Epic |
| CLAS 412 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Lyric |
| CLAS 413 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Satire |
| CLAS 414 | (3) | Advanced Latin: History |
| CLAS 415 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Oratory |
| CLAS 416 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Philosophy |
| CLAS 418 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Special Topics |
| CLAS 421 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Epic |
| CLAS 422 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Lyric |
| CLAS 423 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Drama |
| CLAS 424 | (3) | Advanced Greek: History |
| CLAS 425 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Oratory |
| CLAS 426 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Philosophy |
| CLAS 428 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Special Topics |
| CLAS 490 | (3) | Greek and Roman Historiography |
| CLAS 515D1 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 515D2 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 525D1 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
| CLAS 525D2 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
Classical Literature - Other Departments
Classical literature courses are also taught under the subject codes of English (ENGL), French (FREN), and Philosophy (PHIL).
| ENGL 347 | (3) | Great Writings of Europe 1 |
| ENGL 370 | (3) | Theatre History: The Long Eighteenth Century |
| ENGL 447 | (3) | Crosscurrents/English Literature and European Literature 1 |
| FREN 481 | (3) | Littérature et Antiquité |
| PHIL 354 | (3) | Plato |
| PHIL 355 | (3) | Aristotle |
Ancient History - All Departments
Ancient History courses are taught under several subject codes including: Anthropology (ANTH), Art History (ARTH), Classics (CLAS), History (HIST), and Religious Studies (RELG).
| ANTH 335 | (3) | Ancient Egyptian Civilization |
| ARTH 209 | (3) | Introduction to Ancient Art and Architecture |
| CLAS 203 | (3) | Greek Mythology |
| CLAS 314 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Historians |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 380 | (3) | Ancient Greek Religion |
| CLAS 404 | (3) | Classical Tradition |
| CLAS 414 | (3) | Advanced Latin: History |
| CLAS 424 | (3) | Advanced Greek: History |
| CLAS 427 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Documents |
| CLAS 490 | (3) | Greek and Roman Historiography |
| HIST 205 | (3) | Ancient Mediterranean History |
| HIST 231 | (3) | Archaeology of the Ancient World |
| HIST 305 | (3) | Ancient Warfare and Imperialism |
| HIST 323 | (3) | History and Sexuality 1 |
| HIST 368 | (3) | Greek History: Classical Period |
| HIST 369 | (3) | Greek History: Early Greece |
| HIST 375 | (3) | Roman History: Early Empire |
| HIST 376 | (3) | Roman History: Later Empire |
| HIST 378 | (3) | Roman & Greek Social History |
| HIST 379 | (3) | Greek History: Hellenistic Period |
| HIST 391 | (3) | Roman History: Republic |
| HIST 400 | (3) | Ancient Greece, Rome and China |
| HIST 407 | (3) | Topics in Ancient History |
| HIST 449 | (3) | Medicine in the Ancient World |
| HIST 450 | (3) | Ancient History Methods |
| HIST 451 | (3) | The Ancient Mediterranean City |
| HIST 550 | (3) | Ancient History: Seminar |
| HIST 551 | (3) | Ancient History: Research |
| RELG 326 | (3) | Ancient Christian Church AD54 - AD604 |
Philosophy and Religion
Philosophy and Religion courses are taught under several subject codes including: Classics (CLAS), Philosophy (PHIL), Political Science (POLI), and Religious Studies (RELG).
| CLAS 203 | (3) | Greek Mythology |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 380 | (3) | Ancient Greek Religion |
| CLAS 416 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Philosophy |
| CLAS 421 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Epic |
| CLAS 426 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Philosophy |
| PHIL 345 | (3) | Greek Political Theory |
| PHIL 350 | (3) | History and Philosophy of Ancient Science |
| PHIL 353 | (3) | The Presocratic Philosophers |
| PHIL 354 | (3) | Plato |
| PHIL 355 | (3) | Aristotle |
| PHIL 452 | (3) | Later Greek Philosophy |
| PHIL 453 | (3) | Ancient Metaphysics and Natural Philosophy |
| PHIL 454 | (3) | Ancient Moral Theory |
| PHIL 550 | (3) | Seminar: Ancient Philosophy 1 |
| PHIL 551 | (3) | Seminar: Ancient Philosophy 2 |
| POLI 333 | (3) | Western Political Theory 1 |
| RELG 201 | (3) | Religions of the Ancient Near East |
| RELG 202 | (3) | Religion of Ancient Israel |
| RELG 210 | (3) | Jesus of Nazareth |
| RELG 280 | (6) | Elementary New Testament Greek |
| RELG 326 | (3) | Ancient Christian Church AD54 - AD604 |
| RELG 381 | (3) | Advanced New Testament Greek |
| RELG 482 | (3) | Exegesis of Greek New Testament |
| RELG 502 | (3) | Greco-Roman Judaism |
| RELG 583 | (3) | Hellenistic Religious Texts |
Modern Greek
| CLAS 230D1 | (3) | Introductory Modern Greek |
| CLAS 230D2 | (3) | Introductory Modern Greek |
| CLAS 331 | (3) | Intermediate Modern Greek Language |
| CLAS 332 | (3) | The Modern Greek Novel |
| CLAS 333 | (3) | Modern Greek Poetry |
| CLAS 335 | (3) | Language and Civilization/Modern Greece 2 |
| CLAS 404 | (3) | Classical Tradition |
Classics Topics Courses
The following Classics topics courses change topic each time they are taught. Consult the course instructor and Classics Advisor to verify toward which thematic area(s) the course may count for the term in which it is taken.
| CLAS 347 | (3) | Special Topics in Classics |
| CLAS 348 | (3) | Greek and Roman Topography |
Faculty:
Faculty of Arts—2010-2011 (last updated Apr. 22, 2010) (disclaimer)
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) - Honours Classics (60 credits)
According to Faculty regulations, Honours students must maintain a minimum CGPA of 3.00 and maintain a minimum program GPA of 3.00.
Complementary Courses (54 credits)
54 credits taken from the five thematic areas of Classics: Classical Languages, Classical Literature, Ancient History, Philosophy and Religion, Modern Greek with the specifications described below. For course choices, see the course lists provided for each area.
6 credits minimum from Honours Reading list courses.
30 credits minimum in Classical Languages at the 200-, 300-, 400-levels chosen as follows:
18 credits minimum in one Classical language, ancient Greek or Latin and
12 credits minimum in the other language
minimum of 6 credits of Classical languages at the 400-level
A minimum of 6 credits in each of two of the following areas:
- Classical Literature
- Ancient History
- Philosophy and Religion
- Modern Greek
A maximum of 18 credits of 200-level courses.
Note: The same course may not count toward more than one thematic area requirement.
Honours Reading Courses
minimum of 6 credits from:
| CLAS 515D1 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 515D2 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 525D1 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
| CLAS 525D2 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
Classical Languages - Latin
minimum of 18 or 12 credits of Latin
Note: A minimum of 6 credits of Classical languages at the 400-level is required.
| CLAS 210 | (6) | Introductory Latin 1 |
| CLAS 210D1 | (3) | Introductory Latin 1 |
| CLAS 210D2 | (3) | Introductory Latin 1 |
| CLAS 310 | (3) | Reading Latin |
| CLAS 311 | (3) | Catullus/Ovid |
| CLAS 312 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Poetry |
| CLAS 313 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Cicero |
| CLAS 314 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Historians |
| CLAS 315 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Selections |
| CLAS 411 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Epic |
| CLAS 412 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Lyric |
| CLAS 413 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Satire |
| CLAS 414 | (3) | Advanced Latin: History |
| CLAS 415 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Oratory |
| CLAS 416 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Philosophy |
| CLAS 418 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Special Topics |
| CLAS 515D1 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 515D2 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
Classical Languages - Ancient Greek
minimum of 18 or 12 credits of Ancient Greek
Note: A minimum of 6 credits of Classical languages at the 400-level is required.
| CLAS 220D1 | (3) | Introductory Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 220D2 | (3) | Introductory Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 320 | (3) | Reading Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 321 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Plato/Xenophon |
| CLAS 322 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Orators |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 324 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Poetry |
| CLAS 325 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Later Prose |
| CLAS 326 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Selections |
| CLAS 421 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Epic |
| CLAS 422 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Lyric |
| CLAS 423 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Drama |
| CLAS 424 | (3) | Advanced Greek: History |
| CLAS 425 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Oratory |
| CLAS 426 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Philosophy |
| CLAS 427 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Documents |
| CLAS 428 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Special Topics |
| CLAS 525D1 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
| CLAS 525D2 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
Classical Literature - Classics (CLAS)
| CLAS 200 | (3) | Introduction to Ancient Greek Literature |
| CLAS 203 | (3) | Greek Mythology |
| CLAS 208 | (3) | Roman Literature and Society |
| CLAS 300 | (3) | Greek Drama and the Theatre |
| CLAS 309 | (3) | The Greek and Roman Novel |
| CLAS 311 | (3) | Catullus/Ovid |
| CLAS 312 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Poetry |
| CLAS 313 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Cicero |
| CLAS 314 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Historians |
| CLAS 315 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Selections |
| CLAS 320 | (3) | Reading Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 321 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Plato/Xenophon |
| CLAS 322 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Orators |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 324 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Poetry |
| CLAS 325 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Later Prose |
| CLAS 326 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Selections |
| CLAS 370 | (3) | Women in Greek Drama |
| CLAS 380 | (3) | Ancient Greek Religion |
| CLAS 411 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Epic |
| CLAS 412 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Lyric |
| CLAS 413 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Satire |
| CLAS 414 | (3) | Advanced Latin: History |
| CLAS 415 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Oratory |
| CLAS 416 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Philosophy |
| CLAS 418 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Special Topics |
| CLAS 421 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Epic |
| CLAS 422 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Lyric |
| CLAS 423 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Drama |
| CLAS 424 | (3) | Advanced Greek: History |
| CLAS 425 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Oratory |
| CLAS 426 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Philosophy |
| CLAS 428 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Special Topics |
| CLAS 490 | (3) | Greek and Roman Historiography |
| CLAS 515D1 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 515D2 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 525D1 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
| CLAS 525D2 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
Classical Literature - Other Departments
Classical literature courses are also taught under the subject codes of English (ENGL), French (FREN), and Philosophy (PHIL).
| ENGL 347 | (3) | Great Writings of Europe 1 |
| ENGL 370 | (3) | Theatre History: The Long Eighteenth Century |
| ENGL 447 | (3) | Crosscurrents/English Literature and European Literature 1 |
| FREN 481 | (3) | Littérature et Antiquité |
| PHIL 354 | (3) | Plato |
| PHIL 355 | (3) | Aristotle |
Ancient History - All Departments
Ancient History courses are taught under several subject codes including: Anthropology (ANTH), Art History (ARTH), Classics (CLAS), History (HIST), and Religious Studies (RELG).
| ANTH 335 | (3) | Ancient Egyptian Civilization |
| ARTH 209 | (3) | Introduction to Ancient Art and Architecture |
| CLAS 203 | (3) | Greek Mythology |
| CLAS 314 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Historians |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 380 | (3) | Ancient Greek Religion |
| CLAS 404 | (3) | Classical Tradition |
| CLAS 414 | (3) | Advanced Latin: History |
| CLAS 424 | (3) | Advanced Greek: History |
| CLAS 427 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Documents |
| CLAS 490 | (3) | Greek and Roman Historiography |
| HIST 205 | (3) | Ancient Mediterranean History |
| HIST 231 | (3) | Archaeology of the Ancient World |
| HIST 305 | (3) | Ancient Warfare and Imperialism |
| HIST 323 | (3) | History and Sexuality 1 |
| HIST 368 | (3) | Greek History: Classical Period |
| HIST 369 | (3) | Greek History: Early Greece |
| HIST 375 | (3) | Roman History: Early Empire |
| HIST 376 | (3) | Roman History: Later Empire |
| HIST 378 | (3) | Roman & Greek Social History |
| HIST 379 | (3) | Greek History: Hellenistic Period |
| HIST 391 | (3) | Roman History: Republic |
| HIST 400 | (3) | Ancient Greece, Rome and China |
| HIST 407 | (3) | Topics in Ancient History |
| HIST 449 | (3) | Medicine in the Ancient World |
| HIST 450 | (3) | Ancient History Methods |
| HIST 451 | (3) | The Ancient Mediterranean City |
| HIST 550 | (3) | Ancient History: Seminar |
| HIST 551 | (3) | Ancient History: Research |
| RELG 326 | (3) | Ancient Christian Church AD54 - AD604 |
Philosophy and Religion
Philosophy and Religion courses are taught under several subject codes including: Classics (CLAS), Philosophy (PHIL), Political Science (POLI), and Religious Studies (RELG).
| CLAS 203 | (3) | Greek Mythology |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 380 | (3) | Ancient Greek Religion |
| CLAS 416 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Philosophy |
| CLAS 421 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Epic |
| CLAS 426 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Philosophy |
| PHIL 345 | (3) | Greek Political Theory |
| PHIL 350 | (3) | History and Philosophy of Ancient Science |
| PHIL 353 | (3) | The Presocratic Philosophers |
| PHIL 354 | (3) | Plato |
| PHIL 355 | (3) | Aristotle |
| PHIL 452 | (3) | Later Greek Philosophy |
| PHIL 453 | (3) | Ancient Metaphysics and Natural Philosophy |
| PHIL 454 | (3) | Ancient Moral Theory |
| PHIL 550 | (3) | Seminar: Ancient Philosophy 1 |
| PHIL 551 | (3) | Seminar: Ancient Philosophy 2 |
| POLI 333 | (3) | Western Political Theory 1 |
| RELG 201 | (3) | Religions of the Ancient Near East |
| RELG 202 | (3) | Religion of Ancient Israel |
| RELG 210 | (3) | Jesus of Nazareth |
| RELG 280 | (6) | Elementary New Testament Greek |
| RELG 326 | (3) | Ancient Christian Church AD54 - AD604 |
| RELG 381 | (3) | Advanced New Testament Greek |
| RELG 482 | (3) | Exegesis of Greek New Testament |
| RELG 502 | (3) | Greco-Roman Judaism |
| RELG 583 | (3) | Hellenistic Religious Texts |
Modern Greek
| CLAS 230D1 | (3) | Introductory Modern Greek |
| CLAS 230D2 | (3) | Introductory Modern Greek |
| CLAS 331 | (3) | Intermediate Modern Greek Language |
| CLAS 332 | (3) | The Modern Greek Novel |
| CLAS 333 | (3) | Modern Greek Poetry |
| CLAS 335 | (3) | Language and Civilization/Modern Greece 2 |
| CLAS 404 | (3) | Classical Tradition |
Classics Topics Courses
The following Classics topics courses change topic each time they are taught. Consult the course instructor and Classics Advisor to verify toward which thematic area(s) the course may count for the term in which it is taken.
| CLAS 347 | (3) | Special Topics in Classics |
| CLAS 348 | (3) | Greek and Roman Topography |
Faculty:
Faculty of Arts—2010-2011 (last updated Apr. 22, 2010) (disclaimer)
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) - Joint Honours Component Classics (36 credits)
Students wishing to study at the Honours level in two disciplines can combine Joint Honours Program components in any two Arts disciplines. For a list of available Joint Honours programs, see "Overview of Programs Offered" and "Joint Honours Programs."Â
Prior to registering for each Joint Honours Component, students should consult an adviser in each department for approval of their course selection and their interdisciplinary research project (if applicable). For Classics, see the Undergraduate Adviser.
According to Faculty regulations, Joint Honours students must maintain a minimum CGPA of 3.00 and maintain a minimum program GPA of 3.00.
Complementary Courses (36 credits)
36 credits taken from the five thematic areas of Classics: Classical Languages, Classical Literature, Ancient History, Philosophy and Religion, Modern Greek with the specifications described below. For course choices, see the course lists provided for each area.
24 credits minimum in Classical Languages with a minimum of 3 credits of Classical languages at the 400-level
a minimum of 6 credits in each of two of the following areas:
- Classical Literature
- Ancient History
- Philosophy and Religion
- Modern Greek
a maximum of 15 credits of 200-level courses.
Note: The same course may not count toward more than one thematic area requirement.
Classical Languages - Latin
| CLAS 210 | (6) | Introductory Latin 1 |
| CLAS 210D1 | (3) | Introductory Latin 1 |
| CLAS 210D2 | (3) | Introductory Latin 1 |
| CLAS 310 | (3) | Reading Latin |
| CLAS 311 | (3) | Catullus/Ovid |
| CLAS 312 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Poetry |
| CLAS 313 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Cicero |
| CLAS 314 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Historians |
| CLAS 315 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Selections |
| CLAS 411 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Epic |
| CLAS 412 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Lyric |
| CLAS 413 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Satire |
| CLAS 414 | (3) | Advanced Latin: History |
| CLAS 415 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Oratory |
| CLAS 416 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Philosophy |
| CLAS 418 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Special Topics |
| CLAS 515D1 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 515D2 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
Classical Languages - Ancient Greek
| CLAS 220D1 | (3) | Introductory Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 220D2 | (3) | Introductory Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 320 | (3) | Reading Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 321 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Plato/Xenophon |
| CLAS 322 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Orators |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 324 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Poetry |
| CLAS 325 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Later Prose |
| CLAS 326 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Selections |
| CLAS 421 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Epic |
| CLAS 422 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Lyric |
| CLAS 423 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Drama |
| CLAS 424 | (3) | Advanced Greek: History |
| CLAS 425 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Oratory |
| CLAS 426 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Philosophy |
| CLAS 427 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Documents |
| CLAS 428 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Special Topics |
| CLAS 525D1 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
| CLAS 525D2 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
Classical Literature - Classics (CLAS)
| CLAS 200 | (3) | Introduction to Ancient Greek Literature |
| CLAS 203 | (3) | Greek Mythology |
| CLAS 208 | (3) | Roman Literature and Society |
| CLAS 300 | (3) | Greek Drama and the Theatre |
| CLAS 309 | (3) | The Greek and Roman Novel |
| CLAS 311 | (3) | Catullus/Ovid |
| CLAS 312 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Poetry |
| CLAS 313 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Cicero |
| CLAS 314 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Historians |
| CLAS 315 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Selections |
| CLAS 320 | (3) | Reading Ancient Greek |
| CLAS 321 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Plato/Xenophon |
| CLAS 322 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Orators |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 324 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Poetry |
| CLAS 325 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Later Prose |
| CLAS 326 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Selections |
| CLAS 370 | (3) | Women in Greek Drama |
| CLAS 380 | (3) | Ancient Greek Religion |
| CLAS 411 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Epic |
| CLAS 412 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Lyric |
| CLAS 413 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Satire |
| CLAS 414 | (3) | Advanced Latin: History |
| CLAS 415 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Oratory |
| CLAS 416 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Philosophy |
| CLAS 418 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Special Topics |
| CLAS 421 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Epic |
| CLAS 422 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Lyric |
| CLAS 423 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Drama |
| CLAS 424 | (3) | Advanced Greek: History |
| CLAS 425 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Oratory |
| CLAS 426 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Philosophy |
| CLAS 428 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Special Topics |
| CLAS 490 | (3) | Greek and Roman Historiography |
| CLAS 515D1 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 515D2 | (3) | Latin Authors and Texts |
| CLAS 525D1 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
| CLAS 525D2 | (3) | Ancient Greek Authors & Texts |
Classical Literature - Other Departments
Classical literature courses are also taught under the subject codes of English (ENGL), French (FREN), and Philosophy (PHIL).
| ENGL 347 | (3) | Great Writings of Europe 1 |
| ENGL 370 | (3) | Theatre History: The Long Eighteenth Century |
| ENGL 447 | (3) | Crosscurrents/English Literature and European Literature 1 |
| FREN 481 | (3) | Littérature et Antiquité |
| PHIL 354 | (3) | Plato |
| PHIL 355 | (3) | Aristotle |
Ancient History - All Departments
Ancient History courses are taught under several subject codes including: Anthropology (ANTH), Art History (ARTH), Classics (CLAS), History (HIST), and Religious Studies (RELG).
| ANTH 335 | (3) | Ancient Egyptian Civilization |
| ARTH 209 | (3) | Introduction to Ancient Art and Architecture |
| CLAS 203 | (3) | Greek Mythology |
| CLAS 314 | (3) | Intermediate Latin: Historians |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 380 | (3) | Ancient Greek Religion |
| CLAS 404 | (3) | Classical Tradition |
| CLAS 414 | (3) | Advanced Latin: History |
| CLAS 424 | (3) | Advanced Greek: History |
| CLAS 427 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Documents |
| CLAS 490 | (3) | Greek and Roman Historiography |
| HIST 205 | (3) | Ancient Mediterranean History |
| HIST 231 | (3) | Archaeology of the Ancient World |
| HIST 305 | (3) | Ancient Warfare and Imperialism |
| HIST 323 | (3) | History and Sexuality 1 |
| HIST 368 | (3) | Greek History: Classical Period |
| HIST 369 | (3) | Greek History: Early Greece |
| HIST 375 | (3) | Roman History: Early Empire |
| HIST 376 | (3) | Roman History: Later Empire |
| HIST 378 | (3) | Roman & Greek Social History |
| HIST 379 | (3) | Greek History: Hellenistic Period |
| HIST 391 | (3) | Roman History: Republic |
| HIST 400 | (3) | Ancient Greece, Rome and China |
| HIST 407 | (3) | Topics in Ancient History |
| HIST 449 | (3) | Medicine in the Ancient World |
| HIST 450 | (3) | Ancient History Methods |
| HIST 451 | (3) | The Ancient Mediterranean City |
| HIST 550 | (3) | Ancient History: Seminar |
| HIST 551 | (3) | Ancient History: Research |
| RELG 326 | (3) | Ancient Christian Church AD54 - AD604 |
Philosophy and Religion
Philosophy and Religion courses are taught under several subject codes including: Classics (CLAS), Philosophy (PHIL), Political Science (POLI), and Religious Studies (RELG).
| CLAS 203 | (3) | Greek Mythology |
| CLAS 323 | (3) | Intermediate Greek: Homer |
| CLAS 380 | (3) | Ancient Greek Religion |
| CLAS 416 | (3) | Advanced Latin: Philosophy |
| CLAS 421 | (3) | Advanced Ancient Greek: Epic |
| CLAS 426 | (3) | Advanced Greek: Philosophy |
| PHIL 345 | (3) | Greek Political Theory |
| PHIL 350 | (3) | History and Philosophy of Ancient Science |
| PHIL 353 | (3) | The Presocratic Philosophers |
| PHIL 354 | (3) | Plato |
| PHIL 355 | (3) | Aristotle |
| PHIL 452 | (3) | Later Greek Philosophy |
| PHIL 453 | (3) | Ancient Metaphysics and Natural Philosophy |
| PHIL 454 | (3) | Ancient Moral Theory |
| PHIL 550 | (3) | Seminar: Ancient Philosophy 1 |
| PHIL 551 | (3) | Seminar: Ancient Philosophy 2 |
| POLI 333 | (3) | Western Political Theory 1 |
| RELG 201 | (3) | Religions of the Ancient Near East |
| RELG 202 | (3) | Religion of Ancient Israel |
| RELG 210 | (3) | Jesus of Nazareth |
| RELG 280 | (6) | Elementary New Testament Greek |
| RELG 326 | (3) | Ancient Christian Church AD54 - AD604 |
| RELG 381 | (3) | Advanced New Testament Greek |
| RELG 482 | (3) | Exegesis of Greek New Testament |
| RELG 502 | (3) | Greco-Roman Judaism |
| RELG 583 | (3) | Hellenistic Religious Texts |
Modern Greek
| CLAS 230D1 | (3) | Introductory Modern Greek |
| CLAS 230D2 | (3) | Introductory Modern Greek |
| CLAS 331 | (3) | Intermediate Modern Greek Language |
| CLAS 332 | (3) | The Modern Greek Novel |
| CLAS 333 | (3) | Modern Greek Poetry |
| CLAS 335 | (3) | Language and Civilization/Modern Greece 2 |
| CLAS 404 | (3) | Classical Tradition |
Classics Topics Courses
The following Classics topics courses change topic each time they are taught. Consult the course instructor and Classics Advisor to verify toward which thematic area(s) the course may count for the term in which it is taken.
| CLAS 347 | (3) | Special Topics in Classics |
| CLAS 348 | (3) | Greek and Roman Topography |
Faculty:
Faculty of Arts—2010-2011 (last updated Apr. 22, 2010) (disclaimer)
Faculty:
Faculty of Arts—2010-2011 (last updated Apr. 22, 2010) (disclaimer)