Topic:Latin classics

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Welcome to the Latin Classics Department! Part of The School of Classics

Classics, is the study of language, literature, history, art and other aspects of ancient Greek and Roman Cultures.

Contents 1 Active participants 2 School news 3 Lessons 3.1 Roman Civilization 3.2 Language 3.3 Roman History 3.4 The Arts in Ancient Rome 3.5 Roman Philosophy and Religion 3.6 The Roman Art of War 3.7 Rome's Conquests and Expansion 4 Research projects 5 Resources 5.1 Free Journals 5.2 Textbooks 6 Learning materials and learning projects

[edit] Active participants

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• heebie
• Dev920
• Handher
• Spartacurtus
• Verin Sedai
• cvandyke
• Treesilhouette
• Strothatynhe
• DesireeKH
• verysweetkitty
• prothmes

[edit] School news

• August 15, 2006 - School founded!
• December 6, 2006 - Spartacurtus invenit
• March 3, 2006 - First lessons planned-- should be organized into learning projects

[edit] Lessons

[edit] Roman Civilization

[edit] Language

• Latin

[edit] Roman History

• Early Roman History
  • Dawn of the Republic
• The Republic
  • Coming of the Empire
• The Empire
  • The Principate
  • The Dominate
  • The Fall of Rome

[edit] The Arts in Ancient Rome

• Poetry
• Prose
• Art

[edit] Roman Philosophy and Religion

• Philosophy
• Religion

[edit] The Roman Art of War

• The Military
• Military technology
• Battles

[edit] Rome's Conquests and Expansion

• ...

[edit] Research projects

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[edit] Resources

• Wikipedia's Classical Civilisation Portal
• BBC's Ancient History: Romans
• HistoryNet's Ancient and Medieval Wars

[edit] Free Journals

• ELECTRONIC ANTIQUITY: COMMUNICATING THE CLASSICS

[edit] Textbooks

From Wikibooks.org

• Ancient History: Rome
• Latin
• World History: The Roman Empire

[edit] Learning materials and learning projects

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