2025-2026 Undergraduate General Catalog

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CLAS 2210 Classical Mythology

This course is a survey of the mythology of ancient Greece and Rome through primary texts, including epic, tragedy, and history. Topics to be examined include conception of the gods, depictions of the relationship between mortals and immortals and the boundaries that define them, heroism, gender, and the historical and cultural contexts from which this mythology emerged. Works to be read will span from the archaic period in Greece to the Golden Age of Rome.

Credits

3

Offered

Every Spring

Notes

Previously: CLAS 230