1.
Definitions, Boundaries, and Goals
2.
Homer I — Introduction to Epic and Iliad
3.
Homer II — Iliad, the Wrath of Achilles
4.
Homer III — Iliad, the Return of Achilles
5.
Homer IV — Odyssey, Introduction and Prelude
6.
Homer V — Odyssey, the Adventures
7.
Homer VI — Odyssey, Reintegration
8.
Hesiod — Theogony and Works and Days
9.
Homeric Hymns
10.
Lyric Poetry I — Archilochus and Solon
11.
Lyric Poetry II — Sappho and Alcaeus
12.
Tragedy — Contexts and Conventions
13.
Aeschylus I — Persians
14.
Aeschylus II — Agamemnon
15.
Aeschylus III — Libation Bearers and Eumenides
16.
Sophocles I — Ajax and Philoctetes
17.
Sophocles II — Oedipus the King
18.
Sophocles III — Oedipus at Colonus and Antigone
19.
Euripides I — Electra, Orestes, Trojan Women
20.
Euripides II — Medea and Hippolytus
21.
Euripides III — The Bacchae
22.
Aristophanes I — Introduction to Old Comedy
23.
Aristophanes II — Acharnians and Lysistrata
24.
Aristophanes III — The Frogs and the Clouds
25.
Herodotus I — Introduction to History
26.
Herodotus II — The Persian Wars
27.
Thucydides I — The Peloponnesian War
28.
Thucydides II — Books 1–5
29.
Thucydides III — Books 6–7
30.
Plato I — The Philosopher as Literary Author
31.
Plato II — Symposium
32.
Plato III — Phaedrus
33.
Rhetoric and Oratory
34.
Hellenistic Poetry I — Callimachus and Theocritus
35.
Hellenistic Poetry II — Apollonius
36.
Looking Back and Looking Forward