the undergraduate program Classics Courses that Fulfill G.E. Requirements Because Classics is such an interdisciplinary field, its courses satisfy many of the university's General Education requirements while introducing students to the literature, history, religion, philosophy, and everyday life of the ancient Graeco-Roman world. Courses marked with * apply toward the writing requirement. Area B: Foreign Language Greek 3 Latin 3 Greek 13 Area E: Civilization and Thought Classics 50-Introduction to Classical Archaeology Classics100A - Greek Civilization Classics100B - Roman Civilization Classics 101 - Greek Intellectual Experience Classics 106 - Magic and Medicine in Ancient Greece Classics 108 - Pagan Religion and Cult in Ancient Rome Classics 115 - Marriage in the Ancient World Classics Classics 150 -The fall of the Ancient Republic:Cicero, Caesar and Rome Classics 160-Greek Cities and Sanctuaries Classics 162S-Archaeology of Crete Classics 171-Artifact and Text * Area F: Arts Art History Classics 165-Greek Painting Classics 170-Pompeii Dramatic Art Classics 102 - Greek Tragedy in Translation Area G: Literature Classics 36 - Ancient Epic and Narrative Poetry Classics 37 - Greek Literature in Translation Classics 38 - Latin Literature in Translation* Classics 39 - Women in Classical Literature* Classics 40 - Mythology Classics 102 - Greek Tragedy in Translation* Classics 109 - Viewing the Barbarian* Classics 110 - From Homer to Harlequin: Masculine, Feminine, and the Romance* Classics 120 - Greek and Latin Lyric Poetry in Translation* Classics 130 - Comedy and Satire in Translation Classics 175 - Ancient Theories of Literature* Greek 100 - Introduction to Greek Prose Greek 101 - Introduction to Greek Poetry Latin 100 - Introduction to Latin Prose Latin 101 - Introduction to Latin Poetry

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