LTN 221: Virgil and Latin Poetry 

LTN 221: Virgil and Latin Poetry 

Spring of Even Years | 3 credits

From shepherds’ songs to epic journeys, LTN 221: Virgil and Latin Poetry explores the richness of Virgil’s work and the poetic voices of his time. Dive into the Latin of the Eclogues, Georgics, and Aeneid, alongside selections from other poets of the late Republic and Augustan age. 

In this course, you’ll: 

  • Read and translate passages from Virgil’s major works 
  • Explore poetic style, meter, and imagery in Latin 
  • Discuss literary, political, and philosophical themes 
  • Gain exposure to influential poets who shaped Roman literature 
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Whether you’re drawn to pastoral calm or heroic struggle, this course deepens your appreciation for Latin poetry at its height. 

Discover the voice of empire in LTN 221. 

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