106 Introduction to Archaeology See Art History 106. Ancient Cities and Sanctuaries See Art History 114. Ancient Art See Art History 219. Philosophical Greek A study of selected philosophical texts in Greek. Latin Literature A reading of selected literary Texts.
Student journals take the place of formal examinations.
Texts include Homeric epics, Greek tragedies and Plato s Apology of Socrates. Students use the interactive CD-ROM Perseus system, an electronic, multimedia library of ancient Greek literature, history, art and archaeology. Examines effects of Judaeo-Christian values on the formerly pagan Empire, appearance of a Christian Roman government, and development of distinctively Christian forms of Roman art and architecture. Emphasizes influence of ancient mythology on later European culture, especially literature and art. Includes slide illustrations.