GRKLT_ART: Greek & Latin | University College London

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CLAS0001: Greek Myth: Its Use and Meaning	CLAS0001	Module
CLAS0004: Approaches to the Ancient World	CLAS0004	Module
CLAS0005: Interpreting Greek Literature	CLAS0005	Module
CLAS0006: Interpreting Latin Literature	CLAS0006	Module
CLAS0009: Introduction to the Study of Language	CLAS0009	Module
CLAS0011: Greek Tragedy	CLAS0011	Module
CLAS0012: Greek comedy	CLAS0012	Module
CLAS0017: Roman Authors: Roman Love Poetry	CLAS0017	Module
CLAS0020: Classics and Literary Theory	CLAS0020	Module
CLAS0025: The Dialogues of Plato	CLAS0025	Module
CLAS0032: Epic and empire	CLAS0032	Module
CLAS0036: Stoics, Epicurian and Sceptics	CLAS0036	Module
CLAS0045: Xenophon: Politics, Identity and Text in Classical Greece	CLAS0045	Module
CLAS0058: Greek Papyrology	CLAS0058	Module
CLAS0062: Greek Drama 1	CLAS0062	Module
CLAS0064: Mycenaean Greek	CLAS0064	Module
CLAS0067: Greek Drama 1	CLAS0067	Module
CLAS0075: Mycenaean Greek	CLAS0075	Module
CLAS0103: Cicero: Rhetoric and Politics 2	CLAS0103	Module
CLAS0104: Cicero: Rhetoric and Politics 2	CLAS0104	Module
CLAS0105: Virgil	CLAS0105	Module
CLAS0106: Virgil	CLAS0106	Module
CLAS0111: Approaches to the Reception of the Classical World	CLAS0111	Module
CLAS0112 / CLAS0115: Ancient Rome on Film: From pre-cinema to the 1950s	CLAS0112	Module
CLAS0115 / CLAS0112: Ancient Rome on Film: From pre-cinema to the 1950s	CLAS0115	Module
CLAS0116: Approaches to the Reception of the Classical World	CLAS0116	Module
CLAS0120: Ancient Rome on Film: From the 1950s to the 21st Century	CLAS0120	Module
CLAS0121: Ancient Rome on Film: From the 1950s to the 21st Century	CLAS0121	Module
CLAS0124: Ancient Greece on Stage	CLAS0124	Module
CLAS0136: Greek Comedy	CLAS0136	Module
CLAS0138: Greek Authors: Homer	CLAS0138	Module
CLAS0147: Classical Poetry and its Reception in English Literature	CLAS0147	Module
CLAS0160: Race: Antiquity and its Legacy	CLAS0160	Module
CLAS0161: Race: Antiquity and its Legacy	CLAS0160_CLAS0161	Module
Fragmentary Languages of Forgotten Empires A	AMEL0008	Module
GREK0002: Greek for Beginners A	GREK0002	Module
GREK0005: Intermediate Greek A	GREK0005	Module
GREK0008: Greek Texts 1	GREK0008	Module
GREK0010: Greek Translation	GREK0010	Module
GREK0019: Mycenaean Greek	GREK0019	Module
GREK0022: Greek Papyrology	GREK0022	Module
GREK0035 Homer: Iliad	GREK0035	Module
GREK0036: Homer: Odyssey	GREK0036	Module
GREK0037: Ancient Greek prose	GREK0037	Module
GREK0039: Greek for Beginners B	GREK0039	Module
GREK0040: Intermediate Greek B	GREK0040	Module
GREK0052: Euripides	GREK0052	Module
GREK0057: Longus, Daphnis and Chloe	GREK0057	Module
GREK0059: Sophocles, Oedipus Tyrannus	GREK0059	Module
Herodotus	GREK0056	Module
LATN0001: Roman drama	LATN0001	Module
LATN0002: Virgil	LATN0002	Module
LATN0003: Latin for Beginners B	LATN0003	Module
LATN0004: Intermediate Latin A	LATN0004	Module
LATN0005: Latin Texts 1	LATN0005	Module
LATN0006: Latin Texts 1	LATN0006	Module
LATN0007: Latin Texts 1	LATN0007	Module
LATN0008: Latin Translation	LATN0008	Module
LATN0009: Latin Prose Composition I	LATN0009	Module
LATN0010: Late and Medieval Latin I	LATN0010	Module
LATN0011: Latin Palaeography	LATN0011	Module
LATN0019: Latin Poetry and its Translations	LATN0019	Module
LATN0021: Cicero B	LATN0021	Module
LATN0032: History of the Latin Language	LATN0032	Module
LATN0033: The Roman Historians	LATN0033	Module
LATN0034: Latin for Beginners A	LATN0034	Module
LATN0035: Intermediate Latin B	LATN0035	Module
LATN0043: Horace	LATN0043	Module