Literature 10
Ancient Roman Literature
This course is a companion to the Roman history course, introducing the student to the important works of Roman literature, as well as to the use of figures of Roman history and literature by great writers of later times. The texts of antiquity are studied for their universal appeal to the human experience, as well as for their influence upon the great thinkers and development of the West. The Roman epics, plays, and philosophy are referenced throughout the literary and intellectual works of Western thinkers to this day. Shakespeare is also studied in this course for his inimitable analysis of the great personalities of Rome.
Course Details:
Section Number |
SCL-10 |
Grades (Typical) |
9 – 12 (10th) |
Lecturer |
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Lecture Format |
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Tuition |
$499 |
Subscription Length |
1 year Extension may be granted for an additional fee. |
Self-Paced Plus |
$200 |
Credits (Type) |
10 (Literature) |
Transcript Designation |
K |
Self-Paced Companion Courses |
Ancient Roman History |
Online Companion Courses |
Ancient Roman History |
Notes |
Also offered at the Kolbe Honors (H) |
Course Plan Sample
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Note: This course plan is built into the |