Classics 0.11: Vocabulary Building: The Greek and Latin Element in English
3 hours; 3 credits.  Increase your vocabulary by studying the Greek and Latin roots of English.  No prerequisite.  Professor Barnes: Section GJ (M,W, 2:00-3:15 PM) and Professor Van Sickle: Section M (T,Th, 9:25- 10:40 AM).

Classics 0.12 - Medical & Scientific Terminology
3 hours, 3 credits.  Increase your knowledge of medical and scientific terms through the study of their Greek and Latin roots.  Ideal for future medical students. No prerequisite.
 TBA Section KV (M, W, 4:50-6:05 PM).

Classics 13: Social Themes:  Ancient and Modern
3 hours; 3 credits. Analysis of representative Greek texts to investigate four significant social themes: the family, cultural diversity, love, and the role of women.  Prerequisite: Core Studies 1.  Professor Barnes: Section CD (M,W, 10:25-11:40 AM).

Classics 14: Gender and Sexuality
3 hours; 3 credits. Various questions about sexuality in Greece and Rome will be the concern of this course.  For example: how were men and women expected to experience sexuality? how were deviations from traditional standards handled?  Prerequisite: Core Studies 1.
Professor Craig William: Section GJ (M, W, 2:00-3:15 PM).

Classics 15: Greek and Roman Myth
3 hours, 3 credits. This course will examine the exciting world of Greek and Roman mythology: daring heroes, vengeful gods, monsters and more. Prerequisite: Core Studies 1.  TBA: Section KV (M,W, 4:50-6:05 PM).

Classics 31: Reading Tragedy
3 hours, 3 credits.  Experience the grandeur and horror of Greek tragedy in English translation: unforgettable characters, powerful dialogue, and beautiful choral lyrics.
Prerequisite: Core Studies 1. Professor Harris: Section M (T,Th, 9:25-10:40 AM).

Classics 37: Christians, Pagans, and Jews
3 hours, 3 credits.  This course will concentrate on religious conflict in the Roman Empire and the relation of Judaism and Christianity to their pagan environment (same as History 30.21).  Prerequisite: Core Studies 1. Professor Wilson: Section JK (M,W, 3:25-4:40 PM).

Classics 42: Exile and Return in Classical & Caribbean Epic
3 hours, 3 credits.  Narratives of exile and the struggle to get home will be the focus of this course. Reading will include selections from the Bible, Homer's Odyssey, Virgil's Aeneid, and Derek Walcott’s Omeros. Prerequisite: Core Studies 1.  Classics 42 will be conducted entirely on the Internet.  E-mail Professor Van Sickle (jvsickle@brooklyn.edu) for details.

Greek 1: Elementary I
4 hours; 4 credits.  This course is an introduction to the study of ancient Greek. You may use ancient Greek to satisfy your language requirement.  No prerequisite. Professor Williams: Section JK (M, W, 3:50-5:30 PM).

Latin 1: Elementary I
3 hours; 3 credits.  This course is an introduction to the language, which was spoken and written by among others, Cicero, Caesar, Horace, and Virgil.  You may use Latin to satisfy your language requirement.  No prerequisite.  Professor Harris: Section S (T,Th, 3:15-4:30 PM).