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Latin (LAT)

26 courses in the 1986–87 Undergraduate Calendar, read from the scanned original. The text comes from OCR, so check the scanned page before relying on a detail.

Notes

Courses not offered in the current academic year are listed at the end of this section.

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LAT 100A Introductory Latin 1F 4C 05,

A course designed for students beginning the study of Latin or who have not yet reached the level expected in LAT 203/204. The aim is to attain as rapidly 88 possible the ability to read simple “prose. Those desiring further competence should go on to do LAT 1008.

Students are advised io preregister

early for this course as enrolment is limited. .

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LAT 100B Introductory Latin 2 Continuation of LAT 100A. The aim is toW 4C 05 .

attain basic reading competence in prose.

Prereq: LAT 100A

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LAT 203 A Survey of Latin Literature 1F 3C 05:

A general survey of Latin prose and

poetry from its origins to the beginning

of the Roman Empire. The literary

achievement of Rome will be examined

mainly through selections in Latin with

occasional readings in translation. Prereq: Grade 13 Latin, LAT 1008 or

instructor s Permission

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LAT 204 A Survey of Latin Literature 2W 3C 0. 0.5

A general survey of Latin prose and poetry from the beginning to the fall of the Roman Empire; a continuation of LAT 203.

Prereq: LAT 203 or instfuctor s permission

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LAT 272 An Introduction to VergilW 3C 0.5

Selections from the Works of Vergil. Prereq: Grade 13 Latin, LAT 1008 or

instructor s permission.

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LAT 361 Cicero =F 3C 0.5

The life and works of Cicero, his historical importance and his contribution to Latin literature. Selections from various works.

Prereq: One ful 200-level course or instructor ¢ permission

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LAT 363 Roman ComedyF 3C 0.5

The study in Latin of at least one play by Plautus or Terence, with supplementary readings in translation.

Prereq: One full 200-level course or instructor s permission.

Offered 1986-87 at Wilfrid’ Laurier

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LAT 491 Senior Seminars-494

By arrangement with the department, an individual student or a small group of students will follow a course of study under the supervision of a faculty member. This winter's topic will be Catullus.

Senior standing or instructor s. permission is a prerequisite for any 400-level Latin course..

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LAT 251 Latin Composition and Grammar

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 261 Latin Prose 1

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 262 Latin Prose 2 . ‘

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 281 Latin Poetry 1

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 282 Latin Poetry 2 LAT. 352 The History of the Latin Language

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 362 Lucretius

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 372 Tacitus

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 381 Medieval Latin 1

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 382 Medieval Latin 2

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 461 Vergit 1

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 462 Vergil 2

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 471 Roman Elegy

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 481 Roman Satire 1

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 482 Roman Satire 2 Dance Group

Not offered in 1986–87.

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LAT 292 Italian Culture and Civilization 2W 3C 0.5

A survey of developments in Italian

* gulture-history, literature, painting, and

music-in the post-Renaissance period.

with emphasis on modern Italy. Prereq: Second year standing Taught in English.

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LAT 312 Renaissance Italian LiteratureW 3X O05 .

An introduction fo the italian literary production of the 15th and 16th centuries, focusing on selections from the major works of the period, including some by Machiavelli, Ariosto and Tasso. Prereg: (TAL 191192 or consent of instructor

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LAT 991 The Modern italian NovelF 28 05 °° *.

A brief study of the development of the Italian novel since Manzoni with concentration on the novels just before and after World War tl.

Prereq: ITAL 191 or consent of the instructor

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LAT 296 Special Topics/Directed ReadingsF SR OS

This course gives the student an oppor-

tunity to study authors and works of

special interest which are not covered in

other courses. ’ Prereq: Consent of the instructor

COURSES NOT OFFERED 1986-87

ITAL 3G2 Modern Italian Poetry

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