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(518) 580 - 5460

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(518) 580 - 5409

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Office Location: Ladd Hall, Room 210

DEPARTMENT CHAIR:
Dan Curley, Associate Professor and Chair
(518) 580 - 5463

ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR:
Ruby Grande

Courses

AH 222 - Greek Art and Archaeology

AH 223 - Roman Art and Archaeology

CC 100 - English Vocabulary From Greek and Latin

CC 200 - The Classical World

CC 220 - Classical Mythology

CC 222 - Greek Tragedy

CC 223 - Society on the Stage: Greek and Roman Comedy

CC 224 - The Hero(ine)'s Tale: Traditions of Greek and Roman Epic

CC 225 - The Ancient Novel

CC 226 - Greek and Roman Historians

CC 227 - Race and Ethnicity in Ancient Greece and Beyond

CC 265 - Topics in Classical Civilization

CC 291 - Writing in Classics

CC 292 - Semester Project in Classics

CC 365 - Advanced Topics in Classical Civilization

CC 371 - Independent Study

CC 372 - Independent Study

CC 390 - Thesis

CC 395 - The Classics Major and Beyond

CC 399 - Professional Internship in Classics

CG 110 - Elementary Greek

CG 210 - Intermediate Greek

CG 310 - Seminar in Greek Poetry

CG 311 - Seminar in Greek Prose Literature

CL 110 - Elementary Latin

CL 210 - Intermediate Latin

CL 310 - Seminar in Latin Poetry

CL 311 - Seminar in Latin Prose Literature

HI 203 - Rise of Athens

HI 204 - Athens, Alexander the Great, and Cleopatra

HI 205 - Rise of Rome

HI 206 - Fall of Rome

HI 363 - Topics in History

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Latin Document

Latin Documentary Text
2nd Century AD

Priceless pieces of ancient Greek and Egyptian literature

Ancient (early 3rd century A.D.) papyrus document. The Greek text is Daniel 7:11-14.

Homer

A Bust of Homer,
1st c. BCE

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