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Latin 001 Section 302 Elementary Latin 1 Why the picture? Fall 1995 Instructor: Andrew Wiesner Department of Classical Studies University of Pennsylvania Course Description Class Meetings Schedule Office Hours ... Contacting Your Instructor Course Description The course is designed to give the beginning student a comprehensive introduction to the grammar and vocabulary of the Latin Language. Latin is a language for which we have a continuous written record from the few stone inscriptions in Latin from the sixth century BC to those smatterings of Latin that are still being composed today. This course is geared towards teaching the student to read the style of Latin current among the most literate members of Roman society of the period of the beginning of the first century BC through the second century AD the Latin of such Roman authors as Cicero, Caesar, Catullus, Vergil, Horace, Quintilian, Juvenal and Apuleius, to name a few. At the same time, however, the course will provide a solid foundation for study of latinity of all periods and styles, including the Latin of late antiquity, and medieval, ecclesiastical and scientific Latin. The course is divided into two semesters. At the end of the first semester you will have gained a mastery of most of the Latin forms and will have learned enough of Latin syntax to begin to translate complex sentences. In addition you will be well on your way to the possession of a base Latin vocabulary for reading. At the end of the first semester we will translate some relatively easy passages of real Latin from both the Classical and Medieval periods. Should you choose to continue with your study of Latin, at the end of the second semester you will spend a number of weeks reading Latin texts of considerable difficulty and the highest quality. Concentrate on these worthy goals, but also enjoy the process of attaining them for the many challenges you will overcome along the way. A language itself, apart form its literature, is a fascinating thing to encounter.

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Autumn 2002 Latin 001: Introduction To Latin Language And Culture Objectives Course Materials Class Schedule Links Instructor: Daniel Griggs Department of Foreign Languages and Literature, C alifornia S tate U niversity, C hico Office: Trinity Hall 145 Telephone: 898 - 4608 e-mail: trsdkg@yahoo.com or dgriggs@csuchico.edu Course Summary Latin 001 is a 4.0 hours credit course and there are no pre-requisites for the class. It follows the method of the Oxford Latin Course restituta , following the English school. This pronunciation tries to reproduce the sounds of Classical Latin as opposed to the later Church pronunciation. Latin 001 is envisioned as the first part of a series of courses, where the first semester covers the OLC 1, while Latin 002 uses the remaining chapters from OLC 2. Objectives: The student will have been introduced to the basic principles and syntactical elements of the Latin language: three declensions, adjectives, adverbs, numbers, specific uses of cases, prepositions, personal pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, verbs in present

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LATIN 203 INTERMEDIATE LATIN Instructor: L. Curchin Term: Fall 2001 Time: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 1:30-2:20, AL 210 The purpose of this course is to strengthen and increase knowledge of the Latin language begun in Latin 100. We shall do this by learning more rules for Latin grammar, syntax and morphology. Reading unadapted passages of Julius Caesar’s Invasions of Britain will further strengthen our knowledge of the Latin language, while providing some hands-on practical experience with a Roman author. Credit Value: Prerequisite: Latin 100B or equivalent Texts: 1. C.E. Bennett, New Latin Grammar 2. C.E. Bennett, New Latin Composition 3. A.W. Upcott and A. Reynolds, Caesar’s Invasion of Britain 4. J.C. Traupman, New College Latin and English Dectionary Requirements: 1. Term tests (see overleaf).................................................50% 2. Class participation (see overleaf)....................................10% 3. Two-hour final examination (Caesar and grammar).......40% Office Hours: Monday and Wednesday, 10:30-11:20, ML 238

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LATIN 204 A SURVEY OF LATIN LITERATURE, 2 This course, a continuation of Latin 203, is a survey of Latin poetry from the age of Augustus. The authors to be read this year are Ovid and Vergil. Continuing attention will be given to grammar and composition. Term: Winter 2003 Class Number: Time/Place: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 12:30-1:20, ML 216 Credit Value: Texts: 1. C.E. Bennett, New Latin Composition 2. C.E. Bennett, New Latin Grammar 3. Poetry readings (downloaded from Internet) 4. any Latin-English dictionary Grading: 2 tests on Ovid ( Mon. Jan. 27 and Mon. Feb. 24 Class participation 10% Final exam (Vergil and grammar) 50% Instructor: L.A. Curchin, ML 238 telephone: 888-4567, ext 6883 (with voice mail) e-mail: lcurchin@watarts.uwaterloo.ca web page: http://arts.uwaterloo.ca/~lcurchin/ Office hours: Monday and Wednesday, 11:30-12:20 Note on avoidance of academic offences: All students registered in the courses of the Faculty of Arts are expected to know what constitutes an academic offence, to avoid committing academic offences, and to take responsibility for their academic actions. When the commission of an offence is established, disciplinary penalties will be imposed in accord with Policy #71 (Student Academic Discipline). For information on categories of offences and types of penalties, students are directed to consult the summary of Policy #71 which is supplied in the Undergraduate Calendar (section 1; on the Web at http://www.adm.uwaterloo.ca/infoucal/UW/policy_71.html). If you need help in learning how to avoid offences such as plagiarism, cheating, and double submission, or if you need clarification of aspects of the discipline policy, ask your course instructor for guidance. Other resources regarding the discipline policy are your academic advisor and the Undergraduate Associate Dean.

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Protest over the Stamp Act Advanced Composition The Argument Culture Fall 2003 Updated November 24, 2003 Roxanne Mountford Office: ML 426 roxanne@u.arizona.edu Course Description Required Materials Course Requirements Assignments ... Return to Homepage Course Description For many years, advanced composition has been a site where students engage in advanced study of rhetorical principles for writing and speaking (particularly drawn from classical rhetoric) and apply what they learn to the study of contemporary culture. In this class we will study our "argument culture" as it plays out in local and national politics. According to Deborah Tannen, the United States is stuck in "a pervasive warlike atmosphere" in which "public dialogue, and just about anything else we need to accomplish," is approached "as if it were a fight" ( The Argument Culture 1). At a moment when so many important issues are being debated at the national level, it is a good moment to become more aware of the quality of arguments others are making. You will learn how to analyze arguments using principles of classical and contemporary rhetoric and will practice both oral and written persuasion. In the process, you will also refine your writing for logic and style. My goal as an instructor is to empower you to listen to political arguments with critical insight and to participate effectively in national life. Your final grade will be based on two major research projects with both oral and written components, several short writing assignments, and group participation. I will provide an environment in which you and your classmates will feel challenged to think but safe to learn. It will be your job to participate in discussions with good will and basic respect for others' views, work hard, stay motivated, and speak up when anything we do seems unclear to you.

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Return to Christian Education Symposium Web HSC Christian Education Symposium Mary Harrington, co-author of Latin in the Christian Trivium Question/Answer Forum July 2002 The following is an archive of the question and answer message board on which Mary Harrington was our guest. Click here for Martha's review of this book. Click here to see archives of past guests. Mary Harrington has taught Latin for over fifteen years at various levels, from Middle School aged homeschoolers to community college classes. A mother of eleven, she homeschooled her last four children, including in-depth study in Latin. The two boys were accepted at the Naval Academy, having scored 1400 on their SATs. Doug is now studying to become a forensic chemist for the CIA or FBI; David is in flight school in Texas. The oldest daughter recently graduated from college majoring in astrophysics. Mary firmly believes their grounding in Latin greatly contributed to their high test scores. The youngest daughter has her AA degree majoring in music, graduating with Honors. She is married and they are expecting their first baby soon. Mary taught for a while at a large Christian high school, and now she tutors online and continues working on their book, and really, really enjoys her grown children and grandchildren.

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