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CCIV110 Women in Ancient Greece CCIV112 Three Great Myths: Prometheus, Persephone and Dionysus CCIV120 In a Manner of Speaking: An Introduction to Classical Rhetoric CCIV122 Alexander the Great: History and Legend CCIV201 The Aegean Bronze Age CCIV202 Greek Drama CCIV212 Politics and Piety in Early Christianities CCIV217 Philosophical Classics I: Ancient Western Philosophy CCIV223 Survey of Roman Archaeology CCIV231 Greek History CCIV234 Art and Society in Ancient Pompeii CCIV236 The Hellenistic Mediterranean: History, Society and Culture CCIV257 Plato's REPUBLIC CCIV271 Roman Self-Fashioning: Poets and Philosophers, Lovers and Friends CCIV275 Romans and Christians: The World of Late Antiquity CCIV277 The Heroic Age of Greece CCIV278 Greek and Roman Epic CCIV280 Other Worlds and the Greek Imagination CCIV290 Ancient Greek Sanctuaries CCIV304 Medieval Archaeology CCIV321 The Archaeology of the Greek City/State CCIV350 Ancient Sexualities CCIV373 Roman Decadence Spring 2007 Courses Not Offered       Summer Session       Winter Session       Home       Archive       Search       CCIV CCIV110 Women in Ancient Greece CCIV112 Three Great Myths: Prometheus, Persephone and Dionysus CCIV120 In a Manner of Speaking: An Introduction to Classical Rhetoric CCIV126 Moses: Rabbi, Savior, Leader and Culture Hero CCIV201 The Aegean Bronze Age CCIV202 Greek Drama CCIV204 Introduction to Archaeology CCIV208 Living like a Roman: Roman Literature and Daily Life CCIV212 Politics and Piety in Early Christianities CCIV214 Survey of Greek Archaeology CCIV218 The Religions of Greece and Rome CCIV234 Art and Society in Ancient Pompeii CCIV235 Youth & Adolescence in Ancient Rome CCIV236 The Hellenistic Mediterranean: History, Society and Culture CCIV237 From Memory to Spectacle: Defining the Roman CCIV257 Plato's REPUBLIC CCIV277 The Heroic Age of Greece CCIV328 Roman Urban Life CCIV329 Roman Villa Life CCIV343 Women and the Polis in Ancient Greece CCIV393 Reading Theories

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