Beginning Greek I This course is a rapid and intensive introduction to classical Greek for beginners. The aim of the course is to prepare students to read the major authors of Greek literature. In addition to a systematic study of grammar and syntax, we will also read excerpts from a variety of ancient authors.

Beginning Greek II This course completes the introductory course offered in Winter Term and will conclude with a reading of Plato's dialogue, Ion.

Intermediate Greek: Attic Prose-Lysias & Plato * Readings in major authors.

Intermediate Greek Readings in majors authors.

Readings in Greek Literature I Readings in major authors. Students should have had some formal study of Greek and should consult with the instructor during the first week of classes to determine whether or not the class is at the appropriate level.

Readings in Greek Literature II Readings in major authors. Students should have had some formal study of Greek and should consult with the instructor during the first week of classes to determine whether or not the class is at the appropriate level.

Advanced Readings in Greek Literature: Homer's /Iliad/ Readings in major authors.

Advanced Readings in Greek Literature II: Greek Cosmology–Hesiod and Plato Readings in major authors.

Christopher Star

Jane Chaplin

Marc Witkin

Pavlos Sfyroeras

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Quite a difficult and time-consuming course, but mostly because of how difficult Ancient Greek is. The grading is extremely generous, and both Witkin and Sfyroeras did a great job of presenting the material. Certainly not for those who want to have a relaxing J-Term.