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Supplementary list for the concentration in ancient history This list gives a general template: at the end of their first year, students draw up individual lists reflecting their own interests, in conjunction with their committees. Sources for Greek History Aeneas Tacticus, selection Aeschines, selections from Against Ctesiphon Aristotle, Constitution of Athens, selections from Politics Arrian, Anabasis of Alexander, selection Demosthenes, 1 Philippic, selections from On the Crown Diodorus Siculus, selection Herodotus, Bk 9 and one other book Homer, Odyssey, 2 books Isaeus, selection of speeches Lysias, selection of speeches Nepos, selected Lives Plato, Apology, one book of the Republic Plutarch, Lives of Pericles, Lysander, selection of Alexander Thucydides, Bk 1 (or another book) Xenophon, selections from Anabasis, Hellenika
Meiggs & Lewis, A Selection of Greek Historical Inscriptions to the End of the Fifth Century B.C. Rhodes & Osborne, Greek Historical Inscriptions 404-323 BC Selection from fragments of Greek historians Sources for Roman History Ammianus Marcellinus, one book Augustine, City of God Bk 3 Caesar, one book of the De bello Gallico Cassius Dio, one book on the reign of Augustus Cicero, On the State Bks 1 and 2 Dionysius of Halicarnassus, one book Eusebius, Ecclesiastical History Bks 8 and 9 Livy, one book of the Hannibalic war Ovid, Fasti Bk 4 Pliny the Younger, Letters Bk 10 (Correspondence with Trajan) Plutarch, one Roman life Polybius, Bks 1 and 6 Scriptores Historiae Augustae, Life of Hadrian or Septimius Severus Suetonius, Life of Caesar or Life of August and one other life Tacitus, one book of the Histories; one book of the Annals Selection of inscriptions from H. Dessau, Inscriptiones Latinae Selectae Selection of legal texts Selection from fragments of Roman historians 11/28/05
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