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CLSICS 688 - The Golden Age of Rome

3 Credit(s)

Description:
The end of the Republic and birth of the Empire were unquestionably the most decisive turning points in Roman politics, with far-reaching ramifications for art, literature, religion, philosophy, and social relations. To understand this period students will examine political speeches, historians, biographers, poetry, and works of art and architecture.

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