Classics
          at the University of Montana

GRK 101—Elementary Greek I—5 cr. (M. Semanoff)
The first half of a year-long introduction to the Classical Greek language. Continued in GRK 102. Designed to enable the student to read Greek authors in the original Greek. Based upon such authors as Plato, Xenophon, the New Testament, Tragedians, and other major authors.

GRK 211—Greek Readings & Grammar Review—3 cr. (H. Ausland) Prereq., GRK 102 or equiv. Selections of Greek prose and poetry from the classical period: Plato, Thucydides, Euripides, et al.

GRK 300 - Major Greek Writers - 3 cr. (Staff) Prereq., GRK 212 or equiv. Readings in Greek from Homer's Iliad.

LAT 101 (Section 1)—Elementary Latin I—5 cr. (J. Scott)
The first course of a two semester sequence designed to impart to the student a solid foundation in the Latin language. Successful completion of the 100 sequence will enable the student to read any Latin author.

LAT 101 (Section 2)—Elementary Latin I—5 cr. (Staff)
See above.

LAT 101 (Section 50)-Elementary Latin I -5cr. (J. Scott) Internet Course. See above.

LAT 211—Latin Readings & Grammar Review—4 cr. (M. Semanoff) Prereq., LAT 102 or equiv. Selections of Latin prose from the classical period, with complementary exercises in elementary composition.

LAT 300 (Section 1) —Major Authors —3 cr. (M. Semanoff)
Prereq., LAT 212 or equiv. Selected readings in Latin from the writings of one or more major Latin author.

LAT 300—(Section 2) -Major Authors —3 cr. (Staff)
Prereq., LAT 212 or equiv. Selected readings in Latin from the writings of one or more major Latin author.

MCLG 155 - Survey of Classical Greek and Roman Literature - 3 cr. (J. Scott) Primary literature of major Greek and Latin authors of the classical period. Emphasis on the development of genres and on Greece's influence upon Rome. All readings in English.

MCLG 301H— Classical Greece - 3cr. (H. Ausland)
Same as HIST 301H. Greek history from the earliest times through the Macedonian ascendancey, based on the writings of Greek historians.

MCLG 361H— Roman and Early Christian Art- 3 cr. (Hipolito R. Chacon) Prereq., ART 150H or 151H or consent of instructor. Same as ART 381H and LS 341H. A survey of the various media used in Roman art; the social, political and economic contexts in which the media were developed; and the transition (technical, iconographic and contextual) to the art of the Early Christian period.

MCLG 365E —The Roots of Western Ethics —3 cr. (H. Ausland)
Studies of the origins of Western ethical theories in the original writings of Greek philosophers and their application to current situations.

Related Course

PHIL 251H—Hist. of Ancient & Medieval Philosophy—3 cr. (Paul Muench) The origin of philosophy in ancient Greece; its development into the Roman Empire; its encounter with the Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions.