University of Florida College of Liberal Arts & Sciences / Department of Classics
GRW 6347: Graduate Seminar on the Homeric Iliad
4-5:30pm Monday and Friday
Class will meet in the Classics Library

The aim of this course is to acquaint students with archaic Greek, to appreciate Homeric poetry in its social and historical context, and to become acquainted with Homeric scholarship.  NOTE: READINGS FOR THIS COURSE ARE IN ANCIENT GREEK
instructor
    Jim Marks
    jmarks@ufl.edu
    office hours: 10:30-11:30am, 309 Yon

required texts (available at Orange & Blue Textbooks, 309 NW 13th St 375-2707)
    Ilias, vol. I : Rhapsodiae I-XII, Martin West (Editor) K.G. Saur (ISBN: 35987143192)
    Ilias : Volumen secundus; Rhapsodiae XIII-XXIV, Martin West (Editor) K.G. Saur (ISBN: 3598714351)
    Lexicon of the Homeric Dialect, Richard J. Cunliffe (ISBN 0806114304)

CLICK HERE FOR SYLLABUS

CLICK HERE FOR AN OUTLINE OF THE ILIAD

CLICK HERE FOR KEY TO APPARATUS CRITICUS

CLICK HERE FOR BIBLIOGRAPHY

CLICK HERE FOR SCHEDULE OF PRESENTATIONS
 

This course is conducted in compliance with all University of Florida policies regarding special needs, academic honesty, and absences for emergencies, religious holidays and extracurricular activities.  For details, see www.dso.ufl.edu/osd/ (special needs); www.dso.ufl.edu/judicial/procedures/academicguide.php#3 (academic honesty).