CLST courses
123 courses · Duke University · Fall 2026
- CLST 89S — First-Year Seminar1 section
- CLST 100 — Classical Studies Lower Level Elective1 section
- CLST 100S — Classical Studies Lower Level Elective Seminar1 section
- CLST 122 — Scribes and Scriptures: The Transmission of the Bible in Antiquity1 section
- CLST 141 — Age of Warriors: Pre-Roman and Italian Archaeology1 section
- CLST 143CNS — The Archaeology of Death: Ritual and Social Structure in the Ancient World1 section
- CLST 144 — Principles of Archaeology1 section
- CLST 151 — Classical Etymology: The Greek and Latin Roots of English1 section
- CLST 175S — An Archaeology of Inequality: Ancient Rome in Ten Objects1 section
- CLST 181S — Greek Civilization1 section
- CLST 182S — Roman Civilization1 section
- CLST 190 — Special Topics in Classical Studies1 section
- CLST 190S — Special Topics in Classical Studies1 section
- CLST 199 — Archaeology of Migration: Greeks, Roman, Egyptians, Etruscans1 section
- CLST 200 — Classical Studies Upper Level Elective1 section
- CLST 200S — Classical Studies Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- CLST 201S — The Greeks1 section
- CLST 202 — The Romans1 section
- CLST 204 — Ancient and Medieval Epic1 section
- CLST 206 — Classics of Page and Screen: Exploring the Iconic in Literature and Film1 section
- CLST 208 — Ancient Myth1 section
- CLST 210 — The Good Life: Religion, Philosophy, and Life's Ultimate Concerns1 section
- CLST 211 — How to Live and How to Die: Death, Dying, and the Afterlife from Confucius to Cryonics1 section
- CLST 214 — Medicine and Human Flourishing1 section
- CLST 214D — Medicine and Human Flourishing1 section
- CLST 222 — The Age of Nero: History, Art, and Literature1 section
- CLST 230S — Augustine's City of God1 section
- CLST 240L — Virtual Museums: Theories and Methods of Twenty-First-Century Museums1 section
- CLST 241 — Etruscans: Myth, Archaeology and Civilization1 section
- CLST 243S — Representations of Women in the Classical World1 section
- CLST 246 — Roman Archaeology: Origins to Empire1 section
- CLST 248 — Art and Archaeology of Ancient Athens1 section
- CLST 250 — The Art of Greece and Rome1 section
- CLST 252 — Loot: Who owns the past?1 section
- CLST 254 — Seven Wonders: Monuments and Cultures of the Ancient Mediterranean1 section
- CLST 262 — Ancient Athletics1 section
- CLST 264 — Greek and Roman Religion1 section
- CLST 266 — Gender and Sexuality in the Ancient World1 section
- CLST 268S — Ancient Sex Ed1 section
- CLST 271 — History of Ancient Philosophy1 section
- CLST 272A — The Birth of Reason in Ancient Greece1 section
- CLST 275 — Democracy: Ancient and Modern1 section
- CLST 275D — Democracy: Ancient and Modern1 section
- CLST 276S — Contemporary Nationalism and Classical Political Theory1 section
- CLST 277 — How to Rule the World: Empire and Global Governance from Greece to America1 section
- CLST 283 — Greek History1 section
- CLST 284 — Roman History1 section
- CLST 290 — Special Topics in Classical Studies1 section
- CLST 290A — Duke-Administered Study Abroad: Special Topics in Classical Studies1 section
- CLST 290S — Special Topics in Classical Studies1 section
- CLST 290SA — Duke-Administered Study Abroad: Special Topics in Classical Studies1 section
- CLST 291 — Independent Study1 section
- CLST 293 — Research Independent Study1 section
- CLST 299L — Introduction to Landscape Archaeology and Cultural Landscapes1 section
- CLST 300 — Classical Studies Upper Level Elective1 section
- CLST 300S — Classical Studies Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- CLST 303 — Drama of Ancient Greece1 section
- CLST 304 — Drama of Ancient Rome1 section
- CLST 307 — Ancient Athenian Law1 section
- CLST 308 — Ancient Roman Law1 section
- CLST 312S — Ancient Greek Notions of Justice1 section
- CLST 316S — Self-Knowledge and the Pursuit of Wisdom1 section
- CLST 322 — Jesus and the Gospels1 section
- CLST 328S — Literary Translation: History, Theory, and Practice1 section
- CLST 340A — Rome: History of the City1 section
- CLST 341A — The Ancient City1 section
- CLST 341A-1 — Art and Archaeology1 section
- CLST 341A-2 — Political, Social, and Cultural Context1 section
- CLST 343SA — Conservation and Management of the Material Heritage1 section
- CLST 344 — Early Greek Archaeology: From the Fall of Mycenae to the Persian Wars1 section
- CLST 348 — Classical Greek Archaeology, Archaic to Classical1 section
- CLST 350 — Art of the Meal: Alcohol and Feasting in the Ancient World1 section
- CLST 352 — The Aegean Bronze Age1 section
- CLST 354 — Roman Spectacle1 section
- CLST 357 — Roman Coinage: The Materiality of an Ancient Economy1 section
- CLST 360 — The History of the Book1 section
- CLST 364 — Ancient Science and Technology1 section
- CLST 366 — Inventing Sickness: The Science and Practice of Medicine in Ancient Greece1 section
- CLST 368S — The Afterlife of Classics1 section
- CLST 371 — Aristotle1 section
- CLST 374S — Aristotle and Neuroscience1 section
- CLST 400 — Classical Studies Upper Level Elective1 section
- CLST 400S — Classical Studies Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- CLST 480S — Capstone Seminars in Classical Studies1 section
- CLST 480S-1 — Capstone Research Seminars in Classical Studies1 section
- CLST 490 — Special Topics in Classical Studies1 section
- CLST 491 — Independent Study1 section
- CLST 493 — Research Independent Study1 section
- CLST 528S — Greek History: Fifth through First Centuries BC1 section
- CLST 536 — The Roman Empire1 section
- CLST 536S — Roman History from Augustus through Late Antiquity1 section
- CLST 540S — Roman Coinage: The Materiality of the Roman Economy1 section
- CLST 542S — Greek Art: Hellenistic to Roman1 section
- CLST 543S — The Archaeology of Death: Ritual and Social Structure in the Ancient World1 section
- CLST 544L — Introduction to Digital Archaeology1 section
- CLST 546S — Ancient Spain and Portugal: The Roman Provinces of the Iberian Peninsula1 section
- CLST 547S — Roman Provincial Archaeology: The West1 section
- CLST 550 — Principles of Pre-Roman and Etruscan Archaeology1 section
- CLST 551S — Principles of Roman Archaeology1 section
- CLST 552 — Greek Archaeology Survey, Part 11 section
- CLST 553 — Greek Archaeology Survey, Part 21 section
- CLST 558S — Live Images: Ancient and Medieval Representations of the Divine1 section
- CLST 560 — Etruscan Cities1 section
- CLST 571S — Ancient Political Philosophy1 section
- CLST 572S — Plato1 section
- CLST 573S — Aristotle1 section
- CLST 590S — Special Topics in Greek Art1 section
- CLST 590S-1 — Special Topics in Greek Archaeology1 section
- CLST 590SL — Special Topics in Roman Archaeology1 section
- CLST 690S — Special Topics in Classical Studies1 section
- CLST 691 — Directed Reading and Research1 section
- CLST 724S — Seminar in Ancient History I (Topics)1 section
- CLST 725S — Women in Antiquity: An Intensive Methodological Introduction1 section
- CLST 729S — Religious Material Culture in Theory and Practice1 section
- CLST 733L — Virtual Museums: Theories and Methods of Twenty-First-Century Museums1 section
- CLST 744S — Archaeology Seminar I (Topics)1 section
- CLST 748S — Archaeology Seminar II (Topics)1 section
- CLST 754S — Greek Sculpture in Athens, Archaic to Roman1 section
- CLST 790 — Special Topics in Classical Studies1 section
- CLST 802S — Atheisms before Secularism from Socrates to Spinoza1 section
- CLST 808S — Classical Studies Pedagogy1 section
- CLST 881 — Christian Manuscript Culture1 section
- CLST 940S — Death and Dying in Late Antiquity1 section
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