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Intensive Translation II


Course Description

The development of Latin prose from the earliest examples through the fourth century CE. History, rhetoric, oratory, philosophy, biography, epistles, the novel, and scientific and technical writing will be read and discussed. This is a translation course from Latin to English.


Athena Title

Intensive Translation II


Prerequisite

Graduate student standing or permission of department


Semester Course Offered

Offered spring


Grading System

A - F (Traditional)


Student learning Outcomes

  • Students will acquire an overview of the development of Latin prose from its beginnings to the fourth century CE.
  • Students will acquire familiarity with a broad range of uses for prose, in accordance with the topical outline below.
  • Students will improve their technical understanding of, and ability to translate, Latin from various genres and historical periods.
  • Students will increase their familiarity with the conventions of classical studies and improve their research skills.

Topical Outline

  • 1. Historical prose
  • 2. Rhetoric and oratory
  • 3. Philosophy
  • 4. Biography
  • 5. Epistles
  • 6. The novel
  • 7. Scientific and technical prose

Syllabus


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