• Course Number: 2001
• Subject: Greek (Ancient)
• Semester(s) Offered: Fall, Spring
• Credit Hours: 3
• Description:

  This course consolidates the understanding of the language of the ancient Greeks through the close reading of unadapted texts. Readings in ancient Greek prose, usually Greek oratory (such as a political speech from the Athenian Assembly or a legal speech from a trial), a short dialogue by Plato, or a satirical piece by Lucian (a Syrian who lived during the Roman Empire).

• Special Notes:

  N/A

• Pre-requisites:

  Ancient Greek 2 (at Temple, Greek [Ancient] 1002 or Greek [Ancient] 1003), or equivalent, with a minimum grade of C-.