CLAS courses
150 courses · Brown University · Fall 2026
- CLAS 0010 — The Ancient Greeks1 section
- CLAS 0020 — The Romans1 section
- CLAS 0066 — Gender and Sexuality in Ancient Greek Literature1 section
- CLAS 0090A — Women and Gender in Ancient Religions (RELS 0090A)1 section
- CLAS 0150 — Ancient Greek Philosophy1 section
- CLAS 0180 — Indian Civilization through Its Literature1 section
- CLAS 0210A — Alexander the Great and Alexandria1 section
- CLAS 0210B — Death in Ancient Greece1 section
- CLAS 0210E — The Family in the Classical World1 section
- CLAS 0210F — The Meaning of History in the Ancient World1 section
- CLAS 0210G — Themes in Ancient Science1 section
- CLAS 0210H — Thucydides: History and Cultural Context1 section
- CLAS 0210I — How Women were Seen1 section
- CLAS 0210J — Homer - The 'Big Bang' of Western Literature?1 section
- CLAS 0210L — Who Owns the Classical Past?1 section
- CLAS 0210M — Seneca: A Philosopher in Politics1 section
- CLAS 0210O — Sport in the Ancient Greek World1 section
- CLAS 0210P — Dead and Loving It: The Cult of the Saints in the Eastern Mediterranean1 section
- CLAS 0210S — The Age of Augustus1 section
- CLAS 0210T — Travelers in Greece: from Pausanias to Shirley Valentine1 section
- CLAS 0210Y — The Philosophy of Classical Indian Yoga1 section
- CLAS 0220 — Horror in the Ancient and Modern World1 section
- CLAS 0280 — Latin in English/Latinate English1 section
- CLAS 0300 — Animals in the Greco-Roman World1 section
- CLAS 0310 — Social Welfare in the Ancient Greek City1 section
- CLAS 0310R — Revolutionary Classics (or, the classical origins of your Brown education)1 section
- CLAS 0311 — Juno: The Original Diva1 section
- CLAS 0320 — 21st century Classics1 section
- CLAS 0330 — The Odyssey in Literature and Film (COLT 0710Q)1 section
- CLAS 0350 — Ancient Philosophy (PHIL 0350)1 section
- CLAS 0360 — Race and Ethnicity in the Ancient Mediterranean1 section
- CLAS 0400 — Ancient Comedy and its Influence1 section
- CLAS 0410 — Horror in the Ancient and Modern Worlds1 section
- CLAS 0450 — Philo of Alexandria and His World1 section
- CLAS 0500 — Virgil, Augustus, and Rome1 section
- CLAS 0520 — Religion and Magic in Ancient Greece1 section
- CLAS 0526 — Behind Closed Doors? Domestic Life in the Roman World1 section
- CLAS 0530 — Ancient Science, Medicine and Magic1 section
- CLAS 0560 — War and Society in the Ancient World1 section
- CLAS 0580 — Monsters and Marvels: Conceptualizing Difference in the Ancient Mediterranean1 section
- CLAS 0600 — The Literary Worlds of Late Antiquity1 section
- CLAS 0620 — Greek Tragedy1 section
- CLAS 0650 — War and Society in Ancient Greece1 section
- CLAS 0660 — The World of Byzantium1 section
- CLAS 0750 — Gender and Sexuality in Classical Antiquity1 section
- CLAS 0760 — Ancient Utopias/Imaginary Places1 section
- CLAS 0765 — Witches and Vixens: Nasty Women in Ancient Greece and Rome1 section
- CLAS 0770 — The Tradition of the Philosophical Dialogue1 section
- CLAS 0771 — Dreaming in the Ancient World1 section
- CLAS 0780 — From Antiquity to the Humanities (via Humanism) and the History of Ideas1 section
- CLAS 0800 — Religious and Philosophical Thought in Ancient India1 section
- CLAS 0810 — Film Classics: The Greeks on the Silver Screen (MGRK 0810)1 section
- CLAS 0810A — Alexander the Great and the Alexander Tradition1 section
- CLAS 0820 — Epics of India1 section
- CLAS 0850 — Mythology of India1 section
- CLAS 0855 — The Bhagavad Gītā1 section
- CLAS 0900 — Greek Mythology1 section
- CLAS 0920 — Roman Mythology1 section
- CLAS 0930 — Ghost, Apparitions and the Supernatural in Greece and Rome1 section
- CLAS 0990 — Karma and Free Will: The Self in Indian Philosophy1 section
- CLAS 0995 — India’s Classical Performing Arts1 section
- CLAS 1010 — The Classical World in Film (MGRK 1010)1 section
- CLAS 1070 — Narratives of Disability in Greek and Latin Literature1 section
- CLAS 1110A — A History of Violence: Art and Injustice Through the Ages1 section
- CLAS 1120A — Dreams, Love and Confession1 section
- CLAS 1120B — Epic Poetry from Homer to Lucan1 section
- CLAS 1120D — Myth and Origins of Science1 section
- CLAS 1120E — Slavery in the Ancient World1 section
- CLAS 1120G — The Idea of Self1 section
- CLAS 1120H — The Invention of Literature: Literary Theory from Antiquity to the Renaissance1 section
- CLAS 1120J — Essaying the Essay1 section
- CLAS 1120K — Skeptical Traditions East and West1 section
- CLAS 1120L — Archaeology of Feasting1 section
- CLAS 1120M — Plato1 section
- CLAS 1120N — Games and Spectacles of Ancient Greece and Rome1 section
- CLAS 1120P — Experiencing the Roman Empire: Life in the Roman Provinces1 section
- CLAS 1120Q — Seven Wonders of the Ancient World1 section
- CLAS 1120R — Social Conflict and Political Factions in the Roman Republic1 section
- CLAS 1120T — Age of Augustus: Topography, Architecture, and Politics1 section
- CLAS 1120U — The American Presidents and the Western Tradition1 section
- CLAS 1120V — The Age of Constantine: The Roman Empire in Transition1 section
- CLAS 1120W — Aristotle1 section
- CLAS 1120X — Ovid's Metamorphoses1 section
- CLAS 1121C — Cicero in New Spain1 section
- CLAS 1130 — The Fragility of Life in Ancient Greece1 section
- CLAS 1140 — Classical Philosophy of India1 section
- CLAS 1145 — Goddesses and Women Gurus in South Asian Religious Traditions1 section
- CLAS 1160 — Love and Devotion, Power and Poverty: India's Literary Classics1 section
- CLAS 1175 — High Crimes and Misdemeanors: Impeachment trials and their Rhetoric1 section
- CLAS 1179 — Reception of Latin in Americas1 section
- CLAS 1181 — Encountering Monsters in Comparative Literature (COLT 1815U)1 section
- CLAS 1202A — Formation of the Classical Heritage: Greeks, Romans, Jews, Christians, and Muslims (HIST 1202)1 section
- CLAS 1205A — The Long Fall of the Roman Empire (HIST 1205)1 section
- CLAS 1210 — Mediterranean Culture Wars: Archaic Greek History, c. 1200 to 479 BC1 section
- CLAS 1220 — The Fall of Empires and Rise of Kings: Greek History 478 to 323 BC1 section
- CLAS 1230 — The Persian Empire and Achaemenid Culture1 section
- CLAS 1240 — Troy:Fact, Fiction, Impact1 section
- CLAS 1260 — The Roman Reception of Greek Literature1 section
- CLAS 1310 — Roman History I: The Rise and Fall of an Imperial Republic1 section
- CLAS 1320 — Roman History II: The Roman Empire and Its Impact1 section
- CLAS 1320X — Roman History II: The Empire (HIST 1201B)1 section
- CLAS 1330 — Roman Religion1 section
- CLAS 1350 — Comparative Grammar of Greek and Latin I1 section
- CLAS 1420 — Death in the West1 section
- CLAS 1450 — Ancient Greek Athletics1 section
- CLAS 1520 — Xenophon’s Anabasis: Empire, Contact, Archaeology1 section
- CLAS 1750A — Caesar's Failure and Augustus' Success1 section
- CLAS 1750B — Justice1 section
- CLAS 1750C — Undergraduate Seminar: Emotions1 section
- CLAS 1750D — Philosophy of Socrates1 section
- CLAS 1750E — Writing History in the Ancient World1 section
- CLAS 1750H — Heroes and Heroism in Graeco - Roman Antiquity and Beyond1 section
- CLAS 1750I — Highways and Byways in Antiquity1 section
- CLAS 1750J — Ancient Revenge Dramas1 section
- CLAS 1750K — Madwomen and Lovers1 section
- CLAS 1750L — Erotic Desire in the Premodern Mediterranean1 section
- CLAS 1750N — Marriage in the Ancient World1 section
- CLAS 1750P — Homicide, Revenge, & Marital Disasters: Reception of Greek Drama in Rome, England, & Japan1 section
- CLAS 1750R — Holy Places and Sacred Spaces in Ancient Greece1 section
- CLAS 1750T — Love and Identity in the Roman Empire1 section
- CLAS 1750U — Greek Life: Athens as a College Town Under the Roman Empire1 section
- CLAS 1770 — Ancient Law, Society and Jurisprudence1 section
- CLAS 1825 — Race, The Classics and Democratic Theory (POLS 1825G)1 section
- CLAS 1930A — Introduction to Greek and Latin Meters1 section
- CLAS 1930B — Dying God1 section
- CLAS 1930C — Parasites and Hypocrites1 section
- CLAS 1930E — Economy of Ancient Greece: New Approaches1 section
- CLAS 1930F — Women Writing Epic1 section
- CLAS 1970 — Special Topics1 section
- CLAS 1990 — Conference: Especially for Honors Students1 section
- CLAS 2000 — Proseminar in Classics1 section
- CLAS 2010A — Mysteries Documents1 section
- CLAS 2010B — Roman Topography1 section
- CLAS 2010M — Problems in Old World Archaeology: The Archaeology of Empires1 section
- CLAS 2011 — Critical Approaches to Classical Texts: Theory and Methods1 section
- CLAS 2011A — Critical Approaches to Classical Texts: Theory and Methods1 section
- CLAS 2080A — Seminar: Allusion/Intertextuality/Influence1 section
- CLAS 2080B — Seminar: Social Conflicts in the Roman Republic1 section
- CLAS 2080C — The Emperor Tiberius1 section
- CLAS 2080H — Topics in Roman Republican History1 section
- CLAS 2080I — Age of Trajan1 section
- CLAS 2100G — The World of Late Antiquity1 section
- CLAS 2110A — Graduate Seminar: The Book1 section
- CLAS 2110K — Vision and Visualization in Literature: The Rhetoric of Enargeia1 section
- CLAS 2450 — Exchange Scholar Program1 section
- CLAS 2930A — Alexandrian Poetry1 section
- CLAS 2970 — Preliminary Examination Preparation1 section
- CLAS 2980 — Reading and Research1 section
- CLAS 2990 — Thesis Preparation1 section
- CLAS XLIST — Courses of Interest to Classics Concentrators1 section
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