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Greek (GREEK)

GREEK 1100: Elementary Ancient Greek I

Study of forms, grammar, syntax.

Specializing in fourth-century Greek history, as well as epigraphy – the study and interpretation of ancient inscriptions -- Mitchel helped grow the ancient.

Professor Cosmopoulos specializes in Greek Culture, with particular emphasis on archaeology and history.

Growing Up Greek in St. Louis explores the challenges faced by Greek-Americans as they sought to preserve a rich cultural heritage while assimilating to.

The on-campus portion will cover the basics of Greek history and Greek mythology.

Exactly as the title suggests, this is a BRIEF history of ancient Greece, discussing important milestones in the politics, society and culture of ancient Greece.

Early attention to reading in simple Attic prose.

Credit Hours: 4

GREEK 1100H: Elementary Ancient Greek I - Honors

Study of forms, grammar, syntax.

Early attention to reading in simple Attic prose.

Credit Hours: 4
Prerequisites: Honors eligibility required

GREEK 1200: Elementary Ancient Greek II

Continuation of GREEK 1100.

Readings in Attic prose.

Credit Hours: 4
Prerequisites: Grade of C- of higher in GREEK 1100

GREEK 1200H: Elementary Ancient Greek II - Honors

Continuation of GREEK 1100H.

Readings in Attic prose.

Credit Hours: 4
Prerequisites: Grade of C- of higher in GREEK 1100, Honors eligibility required

GREEK 2000: Greek Reading

Selected works of Greek literature.

Credit Hours: 4
Prerequisites: Grade of C- or higher in GREEK 1200

GREEK 2000H: Greek Reading - Honor