Subjects

6 points
* 4 hours per week
* First semester
* Clayton

Objectives and synopsis The subject is designed to bring students with no previous knowledge of Ancient Greek to a level at which they begin to read and enjoy Ancient Greek literary texts.

Assessment Classwork: 70%
* Examination (2 hours): 30%

Prescribed text

Balme M and Lawall G Athenaze Book 1, OUP, 1990

• AGR1020: Introductory Ancient Greek 2
• AGR2210: Language and literature A
• AGR2220 AGR3220: Language and literature B
• AGR2230 AGR3230: Language and literature C
• AGR3220: Language and literature B
• AGR3230: Language and literature C
• AGR3240: Language and literature D
• ARY1010: Origins of Western civilisation 1: the Bronze Age
• ARY1020: Origins of Western civilisation 2: the Mediterranean world from 1000 BCE -
• ARY2570: Minoans and Mycenaeans
• ARY2970: The archaeology and history of Ancient Egypt: 5000-1650 BCE
• ARY2990: The archaeology and history of Ancient Egypt: 1650-30 BCE
• ARY3550: Coins, the archaeologist and the ancient historian
• ARY3760: Dating in archaeology
• ARY3790: Minoan problems
• ARY3930 ARY4930: Imperial Egypt and the Mediterranean world
• ARY3950 ARY4950: Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt
• ARY4040: The archaeology of the Dakhleh Oasis, Egypt
• ARY4550: Coins, the archaeologist and the ancient historian
• ARY4720: Dissertation
• ARY4740: The methodology of archaeological interpretation
• ARY4790: Minoan problems
• ARY4810: An introduction to Middle Egyptian language
• ARY4930: Imperial Egypt and the Mediterranean world
• ARY4950: Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt
• CHC1030: The age of Athens
• CHC1040: The age of Augustus: Rome's golden era
• CHC2110 CHC3110: Epic poetry
• CHC2210 CHC3210: From Republic to Empire
• CHC2230 CHC3230: Classical drama
• CHC2250 CHC3250: Atoms and the solar system: two studies in ancient Greek science
• CHC2310 CHC3310: From Tiberius to Domitian
• CHC2410 CHC3410: Women in Roman society
• CHC2510 CHC3510: Wit and humour in literature, film and cartoon
• CHC2590 CHC3590: Alexandria-Jerusalem-Rome: connections and conflict
• CHC2610 CHC3610: Roman life and literature
• CHC2810 CHC3810: Language and sources of Roman classical history and culture I
• CHC2830 CHC3830: Language and sources of Roman classical history and culture II
• CHC2850 CHC3850: Language and sources of Ancient Greek classical history and culture I
• CHC2870 CHC3870: Language and sources of Ancient Greek classical history and culture II
• CHC3110: Epic poetry
• CHC3210: From Republic to Empire
• CHC3230: Classical drama
• CHC3250: Atoms and the solar system: two studies in ancient Greek science
• CHC3310: From Tiberius to Domitian
• CHC3410: Women in Roman society
• CHC3510: Wit and humour in literature, film and cartoon
• CHC3590: Alexandria-Jerusalem-Rome: connections and conflict
• CHC3610: Roman life and literature
• CHC3810: Language and sources of Roman classical history and culture I
• CHC3830: Language and sources of Roman classical history and culture II
• CHC3850: Language and sources of Ancient Greek classical history and culture I
• CHC3870: Language and sources of Ancient Greek classical history and culture II
• CHC4720: Dissertation
• CHC4740: Methodology
• CHC4760: Special subject A
• CHC4780: Special subject B
• LAT1010: Introductory Latin 1
• LAT1020: Introductory Latin 2
• LAT2210: Language and literature A
• LAT2220 LAT3220: Language and literature B
• LAT2230 LAT3230: Language and literature C
• LAT3220: Language and literature B
• LAT3230: Language and literature C
• LAT3240: Language and literature D
• MGR1070: Modern Greek language and culture A
• MGR1080: Modern Greek language and culture B
• MGR2210: Modern Greek language IIA
• MGR2220: Modern Greek language IIB
• MGR2310 MGR3310: Twentieth-century Greek literature
• MGR2710 MGR3710: Greek-Australian writing
• MGR3230: Modern Greek language: katharevousa
• MGR3240: Modern Greek language: translation
• MGR3250: Language study abroad program
• MGR3260: Individual option
• MGR3310: Twentieth-century Greek literature
• MGR3330: Filming the nation: the recent past in European cinema
• MGR3350: Nineteenth-century Greek literature
• MGR3490: Medieval Greek
• MGR3550: Second language acquisition and attrition
• MGR3710: Greek-Australian writing
• MGR4230: Modern Greek language: katharevousa
• MGR4240: Modern Greek language: translation
• MGR4330: Filming the nation: the recent past in European cinema
• MGR4340: Language study abroad program
• MGR4350: Nineteenth-century Greek literature
• MGR4360: Ancient Greek
• MGR4380: Dissertation
• MGR4490: Medieval Greek

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