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1 |
Iliad Selections |
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2 |
Iliad Selections |
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3 |
Odyssey Book #1,2 |
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4 |
Odyssey Book #3,4 |
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5 |
Odyssey Book #5,6 |
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6 |
Odyssey Book #6,7 |
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7 |
Odyssey Book #8,9 |
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8 |
Odyssey Book #10,11 |
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9 |
Odyssey Book #12,13 |
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10 |
Odyssey Book #14,15 |
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11 |
Odyssey Book # 16,17 |
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12 |
Odyssey Book #18,19 |
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13 |
Odyssey Book # 20,21 |
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14 |
Odyssey Book #22,23 |
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15 |
Odyssey Book #24 |
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16 |
Odyssey Review |
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17 |
Odyssey Review |
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18 |
Lysistrata |
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19 |
AristotleÕs Poetics |
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20 |
SophoclesÕ Oedipus Rex |
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21 |
SophoclesÕ Oedipus Rex |
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22 |
AristotleÕs Poetics |
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23 |
Bacchae |
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24 |
Bacchae |
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25 |
AristotleÕs Poetics |
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26 |
Pseudolus |
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27 |
Pseudolus |
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28 |
Catullus: Selections |
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29 |
The Life of Antoninus Heliogabalus |
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30 |
TBA |
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31 |
TBA |
An
Ambitious and Extremely Flexible Syllabus for Classical Civilizations
Week # Subject
**NOTE: WHEN WEÕRE READING THE ODYSSEY, THE FIRST BOOK IS ALWAYS DUE ON MONDAY, THE SECOND IS ALWAYS DUE ON THURSDAY. Some books are longer than others, so look ahead and pace yourself.
If youÕre having trouble understanding whatÕs going on, by all means consult Cliff Notes or Spark Notes (in fact, I recommend doing so)Ébut the quizzes are designed to ensure that you have read the book.