List of Readings/ Class Dates

Syllabus
Letters after dates correspond to readings
Mon
6/5 A
6/12 E
6/19 I
6/26 M
7/3 Q
7/10 T
LDOC
Tue
6/6 B
6/13 F
6/20 J
6/27 N
7/4 NO CLASS
7/11 Fin Ex
Wed
6/7 C
6/14 G
6/21 K
6/28 O
7/5 R

Thu
6/8 D
6/15 H
6/22 L (m/t exam)
6/29 P
7/6 S
Readings

Day A Diagnostic Essay; Homer Iliad Bk 1
Day B Iliad (focus: bks 6,9)
Day C Iliad (focus: bks 16, 18)
Day D Iliad (focus: bks 22, 24)
Day E Homer’s Odyssey
Day F Odyssey Bks 1, 4, 5
Day G Odyssey Bks 6, 7, 8
Day H Odyssey Bks 9, 11, 20-24
Day I  Herodotus, Histories Bk 1.
Day J Herodotus
Day K Herodotus
Day L Midterm Exam
Day M Thucydides (Monday)
Thucydides Peloponnesian War, Book 1
Day N Thucydides (Bk 1; remarks on Sicilian Expedition, etc).
Day O Plato, Republic Book 1
Day P Plato, Republic
Day Q Plato, Republic
Day R Vergil, Aeneid Book 1-6
Day S Vergil Aeneid Book 7-12
Day T Ovid, Metamorphoses Bks 1, 15
http://www.poetryintranslation.com/PITBR/Latin/Ovhome.htm

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