ML Hesiod, Works and Days , tr. Aeschylus, Aeschylus I, tr. This contains Agamemnon , Libation Bearers , and Eumenides . No tape recorders or other recording devices are allowed in this classroom without permission. Office hours will be announced soon.
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Telephone is 974-5383. More exciting information follows. The purpose of this course is to become acquainted with the fundamentals of Greek mythology and the roles this mythology played in early Greece as the Western world became formed. The symbols and stories of the early Greeks are alluded to regularly in our every-day lives and are an important part of our Western heritage and of the dialogue between past and present. This is also a writing-emphasis course, which means you are required to write at least 2000 words.