Latin 209--Topics in Latin Literature
Pliny's Letters and Imperial Culture

Texts

Some General Web Sources (lists and texts, expect some overlap):

  • Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar
  • Glossary of Rhetorical Terms and Examples
  • Pliny Bibliography NB: Not all of this is in English
  • Worlds of Late Antiquity: Prepared and Maintained by Professor J O'Donnell here at UPenn, will allow you to link to his other interesting sites as well
  • ROMARCH: Art and Archaeology of Italy and the Provinces, 1000 BCE-700 CE
  • Diotima: For the Study of Women and Gender in the Ancient World
  • Andrew Riggsby's Home Page: A Web-Savy Classics Professor from UT Austin

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    NOTE! Syllabus Revised Through 2/14

  • Introduction: Pliny and the Literary Life
  • Politics in Rome and the Provinces
  • Villas and Other Leisurely Pursuits
  • Writing Nature Spring Break March 9-17
  • Sickness and Death
  • People and Lives
    April 29--Final Projects Due

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