Required Texts for CLAS210
Ancient Literature: Images of Masculinity
Fall, 2001
Department of Classics,
Monmouth College

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(listed in order of use)
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 Homer. The Iliad.
 Translated by Richmond Lattimore
 Chicago:  University of Chicago Press
 1972

                            Willcock, Malcolm M. A Companion to the 
                            Chicago: University of Chicago Press
                            1976

                            Note: This book is recommended, not required.

                            Lattimore, Richmond, ed. Greek Lyrics
                            Chicago: University of Chicago Press       
                            1976

Aeschylus. Seven Against Thebes
  Mineola, N.Y.: Dover Publications
 2000

Sophocles. Complete Plays.
Translated by Paul Roche.
NAL
2001

Euripides. Ten Plays.
Translated by Paul Roche.
NAL
1998

Great Dialogues of Plato. 
Translated by W. H. Rouse.
NAL
1990

Terence. Brothers. (No bookcover available.)
Translated by Charles Mercier.
Focus Publishing.
1999

Petronius. Satyricon. 
Translated by Sarah Ruden.
Indianapolis: Hackett Publishing Co.
2000

Note: You are also expected to have ready access to a Bible. Click here for an electronic version.

Standing offer for extra credit: If you submit a 250-word review of one of these books to www.barnesandnoble.com or www.amazon.com and send the link to the instructor, you will get extra credit in this course. This offer expires on Nov. 30th.

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