Latin Minor

Core Courses (6 Credit Hours)

• LATN 2311 - Second–Year Latin or equivalent
• LATN 2312 - Second-Year Latin: Second Term or equivalent

Three or four from the following: (9-12 Credit Hours)

• LATN 3323 - Latin Literature
• LATN 3324 - Advanced Latin Grammar and Composition
• LATN 3325 - Advanced Latin Readings and Composition
• LATN 3326 - Advanced Latin Readings: Vergil
• LATN 3327 - Advanced Latin: Myth Via Ovid

One from the following (if only three advanced Latin courses are taken): (3 Credit Hours)

• ARHS 1300 - From Mummies to Gladiators: Art and People of the Ancient World
• ARHS 1303 - Introduction to Western Art I
• ARHS 3310 - War, Looting, and Collecting in the Ancient World
• ARHS 3311 - Mortals, Myths, and Monuments of Ancient Greece
• ARHS 3313 - The Etruscans and Iron Age Italy
• ARHS 3315 - Classical Sculpture
• ARHS 3316 - Art in Rome
• ARHS 4304 - The City as Place
• ARHS 4310 - Seminar on Ancient Art
• ARHS 5304 - Seminar on Ancient Art
• ARHS 5305 - Seminar on Greek Art
• CLAS 2311 - Myth and Thought in the Ancient World
• CLAS 2332 - Society Expanding: Polis and Empire
• CLAS 3311 - Mortals, Myths, and Monuments of Ancient Greece
• CLAS 3312 - Classical Rhetoric
• ENGL 3382 - Heroic Visions: The Epic Poetry of Homer and Vergil
• HIST 2350 - Life in the Medieval World, A.D. 306 to 1095
• HIST 2351 - Life in the Medieval World, 1095 to 1350
• HIST 2352 - Greek Mythology and History
• HIST 2354 - Ancient Foundations of Modern Civilization
• HIST 2355 - History of the Ancient Near East and Egypt
• HIST 3350 - A History of Ancient Egypt
• HIST 3353 - The History of Ancient Greece
• HIST 3354 - Warfare and Diplomacy in Antiquity
• HIST 3355 - Class and Gender in Ancient Society
• HIST 3361 - Roman History and the Roman Mind
• HIST 5380 - Augustus and the Roman Empire
• PHIL 3351 - History of Western Philosophy (Ancient)
• RELI 3326 - New Testament
• RELI 3371 - The World of the New Testament
• WL 3378 - Pompeii: Life Interrupted

Total: 18 Credit Hours