CL: Classics | Royal Holloway, University of London

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Latin Epigraphy	CL5115	Module
The Built Environment in Classical Antiquity	CL2190	Module
Advanced Greek	CL2727	Module
Advanced Greek	CL1727	Module
Advanced Greek	CL3727	Module
Advanced Latin	CL2777	Module
Advanced Latin	CL1777	Module
Advanced Latin	CL3777	Module
Advanced Latin	CL3760	Module
Advanced Latin A	CL5120	Module
Advanced Latin B	CL5121	Module
Alexander the Great: Contexts, Narrative and Criticism	CL3351	Module
Alexander the Great: Texts, Contexts and Criticisms (MA component)	CL5351	Module
An Economic and Social History of Roman Italy	CL5306	Module
An Economic and Social History of the Roman Empire	CL5307	Module
Ancient Etruria	CL5921	Module
Ancient Literary Criticism	CL3430	Module
Ancient Mosaics: Making and Meaning	CL5918	Module
Approaches to Reception of the Classical World	CL5907	Module
Aspects of Modern Greek Language and Culture	CL2737	Module
Athenian Law and Social History	CL2353	Module
Athenian Law and Social History	CL3353	Module
Athenian Law and Social History	CL5305	Module
Augustus	CL2363	Module
Augustus	CL3363	Module
Augustus	CL2669	Module
Augustus	CL3669	Module
Beginners' Greek	CL1705	Module
Beginners' Latin	CL1755	Module
Big Data in Roman Archaeology	CL5552	Module
Body and Soul in Ancient Philosophy I	CL2654	Module
Body and Soul in Ancient Philosophy II	CL3654	Module
Built Environment in Ancient Greece	CL5200	Module
Catullus and Horace	CL2830	Module
Cinema and Classics	CL3810	Module
Cities of Empire: Urbanism and Imperialism in the Roman Empire	CL5314	Module
Cities of God: Making the LAte Antique City	CL5320	Module
City of Athens	CL5195	Module
City of Athens	CL3284	Module
City of Rome	CL5606	Module
City of Rome	CL3188	Module
Classics Work Placement	CL4000P	Module
Contemporary Approaches to Latin Literature	CL3440	Module
Department Based Project	CL1999	Module
Department Specific Skills	CL1998	Module
Dissertation in Classical Reception	CL5801	Module
Empire and its Others in Virgil's Aeneid	CL2488	Module
Epic in the Roman World	CL5827	Module
Extended Essay	CL3200	Module
First Year Projects	CL1201	Module
Food in the Ancient World	CL3286	Course
From Dig to Digital: archaeological theory, methods and practice	CL2194	Module
Further Aspects of Modern Greek Language and Culture	CL3737	Module
Gender in Classical Antiquity	CL2350	Module
Gender in Classical Antiquity	CL3350	Module
Greek Drama	CL2442	Module
Greek Drama	CL3442	Module
Greek Dramatic Texts II (Comedy)	CL3813	Module
Greek Epigraphy	CL5703	Module
Greek Erotic Poetry (in Greek)	CL2829	Module
Greek for Research (Beginner?s)	CL5125	Module
Greek History & The City State	CL1550	Module
Greek History from 403 to 322	CL2357	Module
Greek History To 322 BC	CL2352	Module
Greek History to 404	CL2356	Module
Greek Literature	CL1530	Module
Greek Lyric, Eros and Social Order	CL3432	Module
Greek Oratory in Context: Politics, Identity, and the Art of Persuasion	CL3355	Module
Greek Oratory in Context: Politics, Identity, and the Art of Persuasion	CL5355	Module
Greek Prose Composition	CL3740	Module
Hellenistic Epic: Apollonius of Rhodes	CL2801	Module
Historiography of the Roman World	CL2369	Module
History of the Latin Language	CL5123	Module
Homer (in Greek)	CL3811	Module
Homer (in Greek)	CL2810	Module
Homer (in translation)	CL3436	Module
Homer (In Translation)	CL2436	Module
Homer - Iliad	CL5815	Module
Homer - Iliad and Odyssey	CL5810	Module
Homer - Odyssey	CL5816	Module
Homer's Legacy	CL5701	Module
Horace	CL5700	Module
Household and Empire: The Roman Family from Augustus to Justinian	CL5325	Module
Imperial Greek Literature	CL2816	Module
Imperial Greek Literature	CL3816	Module
Imperial Greek Poetry: Epic & Epigram	CL2802	Module
Independent Project on Rhetoric 1	CL5052	Module
Independent Project on Rhetoric 2	CL5053	Module
Independent Study: Making Classics	CL5800S	Module
Intensive Greek	CL2705	Module
Intensive Greek	CL3705	Module
Intensive Latin	CL2755	Module
Intensive Latin	CL3755	Module
Intermediate Greek	CL3715	Module
Intermediate Greek	CL2715	Module
Intermediate Greek	CL1715	Module
Intermediate Latin	CL2765	Module
Intermediate Latin	CL3765	Module
Intermediate Latin	CL1765	Module
Introduction To Greek Archaeology	CL1580	Module
Introduction to Roman Archaeology	CL1581	Module
Key Themes in Roman History	CL1560	Module
Latin Epic	CL3827	Module
Latin Epic	CL2827	Module
Latin for Research (Beginners)	CL5760	Module
Latin for Research (Intermediate)	CL5761	Module
Latin for Research 2	CL5765	Module
Latin Language and Reading	CL2776	Module
Latin Language and Reading	CL1776	Module
Latin Language and Reading	CL3776	Module
Latin Letters	CL3831	Module
Latin Letters	CL2831	Module
Latin on the Edge: Writing in Exile	CL2832	Module
Latin Prose Composition	CL3790	Module
Letters in Roman Literature	CL5554	Module
Life in the Big City: Urban Archaeology of the Graeco-Roman World	CL2195	Module
Like Frogs Around a Pond: The Archaeology of Greek Colonization	CL2192	Module
Logic And Rhetoric	CL2663	Module
MA Dissertation	CL5000	Module
Making the Classical Past: Myth, Politics, Philosophy and Poetics	CL5800	Module
Mediterranean World in the Iron Age	CL5922	Module
MRes Rhetoric Dissertation	CL5050	Module
Nature & the Supernatural in Latin Literature	CL3435	Module
Neoplatonism	CL5669	Module
Of Masks and Voices: Gender and Performance in Ancient Greece	CL3340	Module
Perspectives on Roman Britain	CL3462	Module
Perspectives on Roman Britain	CL2462	Module
Plato (In Greek)	CL2815	Module
Plato (in Greek)	CL3815	Module
Plotinus	CL5670	Module
Pompeii and Herculaneum	CL2196	Module
Power and the Individual in Ovid's Metamorphoses	CL2448	Module
Problems and Methods in Oratory and Rhetoric	CL5051	Module
Research Training in Classical Art & Archaeology	CL5091	Module
Research Training in Classics	CL5090	Module
Roman Life Stories	CL2354	Module
Roman Life Stories	CL3354	Module
Roman Literature of the Empire	CL1534	Module
Roman Oratory	CL3315	Module
Roman Oratory	CL5315	Module
Second Year Projects	CL2201	Module
Sources And Methods In Ancient History (Federal M500)	CL5300	Module
Spinning the Past: Greek Historiography from Herodotos to Diodoros	CL2358	Module
Studying Classical Antiquity	CL1570	Module
Tacitus and the Making of Empire	CL2463	Module
Tacitus and the Making of Empire	CL3463	Module
Tacitus on Being Roman	CL2835	Module
Tacitus on Being Roman	CL3835	Module
Tacitus on Being Roman: Defining Identity	CL5835	Module
Tacitus on Being Roman: Experiencing Identity	CL5836	Module
The Ancient Novel	CL5031	Module
The Archaeology of Roman Britain: perspectives and approaches	CL5553	Module
The Archaeology of the Roman Middle East	CL3500	Module
The Archaeology of the Roman Near East	CL5550	Module
The Archaeology of the Roman Near East	CL2500	Module
The Archaeology of Water	CL5192	Module
The Good Life in Ancient Philosophy	CL2655	Module
The Good Life in Ancient Philosophy II	CL3655	Module
The Greek Bronze Age: Minoans and Mycenaeans	CL2198	Module
The Rise of the Roman Empire: An Economic and Social history	CL3371	Module
The Roman Novel	CL3800	Module
The Roman Republic: A social and economic history	CL3370	Module
The Tragedy of Euripides	CL3812	Module
Thinking Myth: Classical Myth and its Reception	CL3441	Module
Understanding Pompeii and Herculaneum	CL3182	Module
Understanding Pompeii and Herculaneum	CL5182	Module
Undertaking Research in Classical Archaeology	CL5700X	Module
Undertaking Research in Classics	CL5950X	Module
Who owns the Roman Past?	CL5551	Module