HUM-322 · Roman Literature
The CLAA's HUM-322 Roman Literature course explores the rich literary tradition of ancient Rome using Browne's Classical Literature. This course examines the works of influential Roman authors such as Virgil, Cicero, and Ovid, focusing on their historical, cultural, and literary impact. Students analyze themes, styles, and rhetorical techniques, gaining a deeper understanding of how Roman literature shaped Western civilization. Ideal for advanced learners, this course provides insight into the enduring legacy of Roman literary achievement.