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The study of classics examines the origins and growth of Greek and Roman culture in the Mediterranean area, as well as its current impact on the area (and others). Students may major in classical civilization or classics. The classics major offers a comprehensive view of language and culture; it is possible to begin an ancient language (ancient Greek or Latin) at Lehigh and to complete the major program successfully. The classical civilization major allows the student to gain an overview of Greco-Roman culture through the literature, archeology and history along with basic language study. A minor is also available in both areas of study.
Selected Classical Civilization (Clss) Courses
005 Mythology
021 Greek History (Hist 021)
022 Roman History (Hist 022)
052 Classical Epic (Engl 052)
054 Greek Tragedy (Engl 054, Thtr 054)
056 The Ancient Novel (Engl 056)
058 Greek and Roman Comedy (Engl 058, Thtr 058)
074 Cultures of the Greeks and Romans (Anth 074)
108 Ancient Technology
112 Doing Archaeology (Anth 112)
114 Christian Origins: New Testament and the Beginnings of Christianity (Rel 114)
121 Environment and Culture (Anth 121)
127 Early Civilizations (Anth 127)
131 Ancient Philosophy (Phil 131)
132 Hellenistic Philosophy (Phil 132)
152 Women in Antiquity (Hist 152, WS 152)
161 Roman Law (Hist 161)
174 Greek Archaeology (Anth, Art, Arch 174)
176 Roman Archaeology (Anth, Art, Arch 176)
180 Cultures of the Greeks and Romans (Anth 180)
204 Ancient City and Society (Arch 204)
213 Ancient Roman Religion (Rel 213)
231 Figures/Themes in Ancient Philosophy (Phil 231)
251 Classical Mythology (Rel 251)
312 Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (Hist 312)
313 Golden Age of Greek Democracy (Hist 313)
314 Age of Caesar and Christ (Hist 314)
345 Evolution of the State (Anth 345)
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