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Hugh Elton (Florida International University) |
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The Age of Alexander the Great (advanced undergraduate lecture course) |
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An Introduction to Roman History (undergraduate survey) |
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Building the City of Rome (undergraduate survey) |
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The Byzantine, Arab and Turkish Near East AD 600-1453 (advanced undergraduate lecture course) |
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The Classical City (advanced undergraduate lecture course) |
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Daily Life in the Roman Empire (undergraduate survey) |
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The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (advanced undergraduate lecture course) |
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East Meets West: The Art and Architecture of the Near East in the Roman Era (seminar) |
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Homer and Herodotus (language course) |
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The Provinces of the Roman Empire (advanced undergraduate lecture course) |
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Roman Imperial Warfare, 31 BC - AD 476 (seminar) |
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Roman National Literature (language course) |
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Tacitus (language course) |
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Western Civilization: Early Europe (undergraduate survey) |
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John Gilbert (U. of Colorado, Boulder), Women in Antiquity: Greece (lower-division undergraduate course) |
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Martin Irvine (Georgetown U.), "Intro to Medieval Latin" (course) |
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Rob S. Rice (U. Penn) |
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"Alexander and the Growth of Hellenism" |
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Ancient History: Greece |
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"Ancient History: Greece and Rome" |
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"The Epic Tradition" |
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Latin Poetry |
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William Kemp (Mary Washington C., Virginia), MALS 511 Main Page (course exploring the "texts, images, and ideas associated with four cities: classical Athens, Jerusalem around the time of Jesus, medieval Paris, and renaissance Rome") |
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U. Evansville, "World Cultures" (In the first of a three-part course, seven ancient cultures, western and eastern, are studied) |
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