Chinese (CHN), Greek (GRK), Hebrew (HEB) and Latin (LAT)
The courses listed below are offered periodically upon sufficient demand.
| CHN 111-112. | Beginning Chinese I-II | |
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| 4 credits each | ||
| CHN 111 or Permission for 112 | ||
| This introduction to Chinese places emphasis on all four basic skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing. Secondary objective provides insight through participation in Chinese culture and society. | ||
| CHN 221-222. | Intermediate Chinese I-II | |
| 4 credits each | ||
| CHN 112 or Placement | ||
| Second year Chinese; continuing study of the Chinese language; training of listening and speaking skills with additional emphasis on reading and writing within a cultural context. | ||
| GRK 111-112. | Classical Greek | |
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| 4 credits each | ||
| Study of basic Greek grammar, morphology and vocabulary, culminating in the reading of elementary classical and New Testament texts. | ||
| HEB 111. | Biblical Hebrew | |
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| 4 credits | ||
| Introduction to Old Testament Hebrew. Includes grammar and elementary reading. | ||
| HEB 112. | Advanced Biblical Hebrew | |
| 4 credits | ||
| HEB 111 | ||
| Advanced reading of a variety of styles of Old Testament Hebrew with emphasis on grammatical form analysis and word study as related to critical-literary examination of the Old Testament. | ||
| LAT 111-112. | Elementary Latin | |
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| 4 credits each | ||
| Phonetics, morphology, syntax and semantics preparatory to the translation of simple texts such as Caesar and Pinius. | ||