1. To consolidate Latin grammar points covered at 1000 level and in LATN2510

2. To apply knowledge of major grammatical constructions to the reading of texts.

3. To read and understand Latin texts of a standard suited to students who have completed 20 credit points at 1000 level and LATN2510: including Latin of various genres including tragedy and comedy, Homer, and Herodotus.

4. To enhance one's command of English by appreciation of its relation to and differences from Latin.

Reading of texts (2: a minor one of prose and major one of verse [Terence or equivalent]) of suitable difficulty for students who have completed 20 units of Latin at 1000 level + LATN2510.

Study of the historical, literary, and cultural content of the set texts.

Parallel study of relevant additional grammar.

LAT 202+222 or 301+321 or 302+322. Language courses in the Department of Classics have been slow to respond to the advent of the semester system. The current changes represent a rationalisation and simplification of existing offerings in line with semester offerings.

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Equivalent to 20 units of Latin at 1000 level + LATN2510

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Tutorial: for 2 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
Lecture: for 2 hour(s) per Week for Full Term