SYLLABUS OF DAILY ASSIGNMENTS for Latin 380M (Passion(s) in
Ovid), Spring 2016 -
Readings are to be completed by the date they appear on the syllabus as they
will constitute the majority of material to be discussed that day.
Ovid = C.W. Dunmore, Selections from Ovid (Focus). Listed by work, book
and line numbers + content (e.g., Metamorphoses 2.1-46 Phaethon)
Fantham = Elaine Fantham. OvidŐs Metamorphoses (Oxford Approaches to Classical
Literature). Listed by chapter number
MetEng = Ovid Metamorphoses. Tr. Stanley Lombardo (Hackett). Listed by Book Number
Some Independent Study Aids:
Latin Morphological tool - enter the full Latin
form and you should get a complete grammatical analysis of the word + a
dictionary entry from the Lewis & Short Dictionary
Dictionary headwords - searchable by Latin
roots and English meanings - enter laud to search for laudo, laudabilis, laudatio etc.
English to Latin word search
Allen
and Greenough's New Latin Grammar for Schools and
Colleges (eds. J. B. Greenough,
G. L. Kittredge, A. A. Howard, Benj. L. D'Ooge) - a
fairly advanced and comprehensive Latin grammar
Latin
Library - best currently available collection of searchable Latin
texts, classical, late Latin, and some Medieval and
Neo-Latin
Many Helpful Latin and Classics Links –
Numerous resources on grammar, vocabulary and culture gathered by the editors
of Worlds of Roman Women
OvidŐs
Metamorphoses – each Latin word should be searchable for
morphology
OvidŐs
Amores, Heroides
– each Latin word should be searchable for morphology
A.S. Kline translations of: Ars Amatoria (Art of Love), Heroides, Remedia Amoris, Amores, Poems of Exile: Tristia, Epistulae ex Ponto and Ibis
SCANSION GUIDE FOR DACTYLIC HEXAMETER IN OVID
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T 1-26 |
GUEST SPEAKER |
T 3-22 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
8.738-841 (Erysichthon) MetEng Book 8 ARTICLE REPORT 5 |
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Th 1-28 |
GUEST SPEAKER |
Th 3-24 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
8.842—878 (Erysichthon); 9.669-713 (Iphis & Ianthe) MetEng Book 9 OVID REPORT 4 - Remedia Amoris + Heroides
8: Hermione to Orestes |
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T 2-2 |
Introduction to Ovid and dactylic hexameter
meter Ovid Metamorphoses 1.1-4 Prologue; MetEng Intro pp. xii-xxxix + Book 1 |
T 3-29 & Th 3-31 |
*feriae vernales* |
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Th 2-4 |
GUEST SPEAKER |
T 4-5 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
9.714-797 (Iphis & Ianthe) ; 10.1-31 (Orpheus & Eurydice) Fantham Chapter 7 |
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T 2-9 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
1.89-150 (The Four Ages of Man) Fantham Chapter 1 |
Th 4-7 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
10.32-63 (Orpheus & Eurydice) Ovid Metamorphoses
10.243-297 (Pygmalion) MetEng Book 10 |
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Th 2-11 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
1.452-509 (Daphne & Apollo) Fantham Chapter 2 |
F 4-8 |
EXAM 2 Arrange to come
by my office anytime
before 5 PM and take the exam |
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T 2-16 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
1.510-567 (Daphne & Apollo) MetEng Book 2 |
T 4-12 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
11.85-193 (Midas) Fantham Chapter 8 ARTICLE REPORT 4 |
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Th 2-18 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
1.568-639 (Jupiter & Io) Fantham Chapter 3 |
Th 4-14 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
11.749-795 (Aesacus & Hesperia); 15.871-879
(Epilogue – Your book erroneously lists this as belonging to Book 11) Ovid Fasti 2.685-730 (Tarquin
& Lucretia) MetEng Book 11 OVID REPORT 5 - Heroides 7: Dido to Aeneas + Heroides 16
& 17: Paris to Helen/Helen to Paris |
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T 2-23 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
1.640-712 (Jupiter & Io) Fantham Chapter 4 OVID REPORT 1
– Ars Amatoria 1 + Heroides 1: Penelope to
Ulysses |
T 4-19 |
Ovid Fasti 2.731-824 (Tarquin
& Lucretia) Fantham Chapter 9 ART ICLE REPORT
3 |
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Th 2-25 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
1.713-746 (Jupiter & Io); 3.138-185 (Actaeon) MetEng Book 3 ARTICLE REPORT 8 |
Th 4-21 |
Ovid Fasti 2.825-852 (Tarquin & Lucretia); Fasti 4.807-862
(The Founding of Rome) MetEng Book 12 OVID REPORT 6 - Heroides
9: Deianira to Hercules + Heroides
18 & 19: Leander to Hero/Hero to Leander |
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T 3-1 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
3.186-252 (Actaeon); 3.316-338 (Tiresias);
3.339-401 (Echo & Narcissus) Fantham Chapter 5 |
T 4-26 |
Ovid Heroides 10.1-98 (Ariadne to Theseus) MetEng Book 13 ARTICLE REPORT 2 |
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Th 3-3 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
3.339-419 (Echo & Narcissus) MetEng Book 4 |
Th 4-28 |
Ovid Heroides 10.99-150 (Ariadne to Theseus); Tristia 1.3.1-56
(The Final Night in Rome) MetEng Book 14 OVID REPORT 7
– Ibis & Medicamina faciei femineae (see Loeb translation) + Heroides 12: Medea to Jason |
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F 3-4 |
EXAM 1 Arrange to come
by my office anytime
before 5 PM and take the exam in LT 1107 |
T 5-3 |
Ovid Tristia 1.3.57-102 (The Final Night in Rome);
Epistulae ex Ponto 1.4 all (To his Wife); MetEng Book 15 ARTICLE REPORT 1 |
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T 3-8 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
3.420-510 (Echo & Narcissus), MetEng Book 5 OVID REPORT 2 - Ars Amatoria 2 + Heroides
3: Briseis
to Achilles |
T h 5-5 |
Ovid Amores 1.4 all (Advice to his Mistress); 2.2.1-34
(Advice to his MistressŐ Slave) Fantham Chapter 10 OVID REPORT 8
– Tristia + Heroides 15: Sappho to Phaon |
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Th 3-10 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
4.55-144 (Pyramus & Thisbe)
169-189 (Mars & Venus); 6.70-102(Arachne) MetEng Book 6 ARTICLE REPORT 7 |
T 5-10 |
Ovid Amores 2.2.35-66 (Advice to his MistressŐ Slave); Amores 2.19 all (Advice to his MistressŐ Husband) |
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T 3-15 |
Ovid Metamorphoses 4.145-168 (Pyramus
& Thisbe); 4.169-189 (Mars & Venus);
6.70-102 (Arachne) MetEng Book 7 OVID REPORT 3 Ars Amatoria 3 + Heroides
4: Phaedra to Hippolytus |
TBA |
ART REPORTS - All 8 to be
delivered on a final exam day TBD |
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Th 3-17 |
Ovid Metamorphoses
6.103-145 (Arachne); 6.313-357 (Latona) Fantham Chapter 6 ARTICLE REPORT 6 |
TBA |
Term Papers due
by 5 PM at my office |
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F 3-18 |
RESEARCH PAPER
PROSPECTUS DUE BY END OF WORKDAY |
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