Past Course Offerings in This Area

Fall 2005:

  • Classics 50: Introduction to Classical Archaeology. Professor Erickson.
  • Classics 171: Artifact & Text: the Archaeology & Literature of Early Greece. Dr. Gallucci.
  • Greek 162/262: Herodotus. Prof. Jordan.
  • History 4A: Western Civilization: Prehistory to AD 1050. Profs. Lee and Drake.
  • Latin 116/216: Cicero, De re publica. Prof. Morstein-Marx.
  • Literature CS 111: The Novelistic Impulse in Ancient Literature.  Prof. Thomas.
  • Religious Studies 80A: Religion and Western Civilization: The Ancient World. Ms. Marx-Wolf.
  • Classics 234: Archaeology Seminar: Rise of the Polis. Prof. Erickson.
  • History 213 A: Seminar: Religion and Roman Law (continues as 213 B in Winter). Prof. Digeser.

Winter 2006:

  • Greek 163/263 Thucydides. Prof. Renehan.
  • History 4A: Western Civilization: Prehistory to AD 1050. Prof. Digeser.
  • History 111B: History of Greece: Archaic and Classical Greece, 750 - 323 BC. Prof. Lee.
  • History 113A: Roman History: From Neolithic Times to the Fall of the Republic. Prof. Drake.
  • History 197LE: Special Topics (Seminar in Ancient, Medieval and Renaissance Warfare). Profs. Lee and English.
  • Latin 118/218: Latin Epistles. Prof. Shelton.
  • History 213 B: Seminar: Religion and Roman Law (second quarter of 213 A, Fall). Prof. Digeser.
  • Religious Studies 252A: Jewish-Christian Relations in Antiquity (Seminar in Christian Origins). Prof. Thomas.

    Spring 2006:
  • Anth 3: Introduction to Archaeology. Prof. Smith.
  • History 113B: Roman History (Empire). Prof. Drake.
  • History 113P: Proseminar in Roman History (Hadrian and Cities of Rome). Prof. Digeser.
  • Latin 122/222: Livy. Prof. Hahn.
  • Literature CS 114: Myth and Philosophy in Gnostic and Hermetic Literature. Prof. Thomas.
  • Religious Studies 116B: Second-Century Christianity. Prof. Thomas.
  • Classics 205: Seminar in Greek epigraphy. Prof. Jordan.
  • History 202: Historical Methods. Prof. Lee.
  • History 201E: Advanced Historical Literature (Late Antiquity). Profs. Drake and Salzman (UCR).
  • Religious Studies 205A: Religious Literature in Greek. Prof. Thomas.

Fall 2006:

  • Anth 118ts: Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. Prof. Smith.
  • Anth 138ts: Archaeology of Egypt. Prof. Smith.
  • History 4A: Western Civilization: Prehistory to AD 1050. Prof. Drake.
  • History 111A: Early Greece, 3000-750 B.C. Prof. Lee.
  • History 113Q: The Late Roman Empire. Prof. Digeser.
  • Latin 125/225 Latin Biography: Suetonius, Prof. Morstein-Marx.
  • Religious Studies 116A: Archaeology and the Study of Religion. Prof. Thomas.
  • Religious Studies 139C: Coptic Language and Literature. Prof. Thomas.
  • Classics 233: Current Debates in the Late Roman Republic, Prof. Morstein-Marx.
  • History 201E: The Late Roman Empire. Prof. Digeser.
  • Latin 125/225 Latin Biography: Suetonius, Prof. Morstein-Marx.

Winter 2007:

  • History 2A: World Civilizations: Earliest times to Rise of Islam. Prof. Lee
  • History 4A: Western Civilization: Prehistory to 1050. Prof. Digeser.
  • History 13: The Ides of March. Prof. Drake.
  • Philosophy 153/253G: Aristotle. Prof. Tsouna.
  • Religious Studies 139D: Coptic Language and Literature. Prof. Thomas.
  • History 211A: Research Seminar: Western Anatolia and the Ionian Borderlands. Prof. Lee.

    Spring 2007:

  • Anth 3: Introduction to Archaeology. Prof. Smith.
  • Art History 103A: Roman Architecture. Prof. Yegul.
  • History 114A: The History of Christianity: Origins to 800. Prof. Digeser.
  • RgSt 104: Seminar: Sex, Cosmogony and God in Early Christianity. Profs. Thomas and Friedland.
  • RgSt 139E: Coptic Language and Literature. Prof. Thomas.
  • Art History 252B: Seminar in Roman Art. Prof. Yegul.
  • Classics 235: Special Topics in Classical Studies: Textual Criticism. Prof. Renehan.
  • History 211B: Research Seminar: Western Anatolia and the Ionian Borderlands. Prof. Lee.
  • History 201E: Religion and Neoplatonism in the Late Roman Empire. Prof. Digeser.

    Fall 2007
  • Anthropololgy 138ts: Archaeology of Egypt. Prof. Smith.
  • Classics 106: Magic and Religion in Ancient Greece. Prof. Dutsch.
  • Classics 171: Artifact and Text: The Archaeology and Literature of Early Greece. Prof. Gallucci.
  • Classics 185: Undergraduate Seminar
  • Classics 201: Pro-Seminar: Introduction to Classical Scholarship. Team taught.
  • Greek 100: Introduction to Greek Prose: Philosophers. Prof. Dutsch.
  • History 111B: Archaic and Classical Greece, 750-323 BC. Prof. Lee.
  • History 197JL: Insurgencies, Rebellions, and Guerrilla Warfare in Historical Perspective. Prof. Lee.
  • Latin 100: Introduction to Latin Prose: Apuleius' Cupid and Psyche. Prof. Pogorzelski.
  • Latin 216 Cicero: Pro Milone. Prof. Morstein-Marx.

    Winter 2008:
  • Art History 103B: Roman Art. Prof. Yegül.
  • Art History 103C: Greek Architecture. Prof. Yegül.
  • Classics 108: Pagan Religion and Cult in Ancient Rome. Prof. Hahn.
  • Classics 180B: Julius Caesar through the Ages. Prof. Morstein-Marx.
  • History 111C: History of Greece: The Hellenistic World, 323 - 31 BC. Prof. Lee.
  • History 111P: Proseminar in Greek History. Prof. Lee.
  • History 112A:  Roman Imperialism. Prof. Digeser. A reading seminar (Hist 201E) on modern historiography will be offered concurrently for graduate students.
  • Religious Studies 115F: Seminar on the Hebrew Bible.  Prof. Garr.
  • Religious Studies 137: Gnosticism and Manichaeism. Prof. Thomas.
  • Greek 262: Herodotus. Prof. Grethlein.
  • History 213A: Seminar in Roman History: The Age of Constantine.  Prof. Drake.