CLA 598 / MED 598 / HLS 598

Methods in Byzantine Literature and Philology

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This course emphasizes proficiency in post-Classical and Medieval Greek language through close readings and translations of literature.

In addition to surveying the principal genres of literature and the questions surrounding them, it also introduces Ph.D. students to the instrumenta studiorum of Late Antique and Byzantine philology, such as palaeography, codicology, text editing, databases and bibliography.

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