Ancient Near Eastern Studies Courses (ANES): New Testament Greek and Koine Literature

The ANES program, with tracks in Hebrew Bible and Greek New Testament, prepares studeor graduate work in biblical and religious studie

• ANES 332: Classical Documents of the Ancient Near East
• ANES 430R: Women in the Bible
  • Winter 2020 Syllabus
  • Lecture 2 - Hermeneutics and the Need for Interpretation
  • Lecture 3 - Exegesis, Getting Back to the Original Meaning
  • Lecture 4 - History of Interpretation
  • Lecture 5 - Advocacy Criticism
  • Lecture 6 - Gender Theory and Women in the Bible
• ClCv 363, Judaism and Early Christianity in the Classical Near East
• Greek 311R, Luke, Mark, Matthew
• Greek 411R, Pauline Epistles, Johannine Writings, Luke-Acts
  
  

Honors Courses

• Hon P 100 : Late Summer Honors - "The Letters of Paul" and "The Lamb and the Lion: The Writings of John"
• Honrs 201 The Biblical and Classical Roots of Western Civilization

Courses in Classical Studies and Ancient History

• ClCv 110 Introduction to Greek and Roman Literature (Basic Classics)
• ClCv 201  The Classical Tradition
• ClCv 241   Greek and Roman Mythology 
• ClCv 245 The Golden Age of Greece
• ClCv 304 Greek History Survey 
• ClCv 307 Roman History Survey
• Clscs 430R Senior Seminar in Greek and Roman history: topics taught include Archaic Greece , Rise and Fall of Athens , the Julio-Claudians , and Imperial Rome
• Latin 111 and 201  Accelerated Beginning and Intermediate Latin 
• Latin 302  Latin Prose: Cicero and Sallust 
• Latin 490R  Suetonius and Latin Biography 
• Greek 201  Intermediate Greek 
• Greek 433  Thucydides 
• Greek 437  Attic Orators