Tutorials in Classics
THE STUDY OF CLASSICAL LANGUAGES, literature, history, philosophy, archaeology and art is long established at Oxford. The large number of specialists, the rich library resources, and the fine classical collections of the Ashmolean Museum, Britain’s oldest public museum, make classical enquiry at Oxford particularly rewarding. SCIO offers tutorials for experienced classicists but its ‘classical literature’ tutorial offers those who have not previously had the chance to study classical languages the opportunity to read texts in translation.
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Tutorial list
Greek and Roman literature
Cicero
Classical literature
Comedy
Conversion of Augustine
Early Greek Hexameter Poetry
Greek literature of the 5th Century BC
Greek Tragedy
Hellenistic Poetry
Historiography (Greek and Roman Authors)
Latin Didactic poetry
Latin Literature of the 1st Century BC
Lyric Poetry
Medieval and Renaissance Latin Hexameter Poetry
Neronian Literature
Ovid
Greek and Roman history
Alexander the Great and his Early Successors, 336–302 BC
Art under the Roman Empire, AD 14–337
Athenian Democracy in the Classical Age
Cicero: Politics and Thought in the Late Republic
Greek Art and Archaeology, c.500–300 BC
Politics, Society, and Culture from Nero to Hadrian
Polybius, Rome and the Mediterranean, 241–146 BC
Religions in the Greek and Roman World, c.31 BC–AD 312
Republic in Crisis, 146–46 BC
Roman Archaeology: Cities and Settlement in the Roman Empire
Rome, Italy and Empire under Caesar, the Triumvirate, and Early Principate, from 46 BC to AD 54
Sexuality and Gender in Greece and Rome
The Early Greek World and Herodotus' Histories, 650–479 BC
The End of the Peloponnesian War to the Death of Philip II of Macedon, 403–336 BC
The Greeks and the Mediterranean World, c.950–500 BC
The Hellenistic World: societies and cultures, c.300–100 BC
Thucydides and the Greek World, 479–403
Greek and Roman language
Greek Grammar
Greek Reading
Latin Grammar
Latin Reading
