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I'm assuming for my answers that you aren't an amerilard, if you are, then disregard everything I say and probably lose some weight or smthin
>What about the language learning aspect?
There are other courses that don't focus on the classical language aspects
>Do they give you either greek or latin to study as a divergent path or studying both is a requirement for your graduation instead?
You do like Latin year 1, then you hybridise for year 2. Year 3 is just a fuck about
>Do you learn pre-Koine classical Greek or pre-Christianity cut off in Latin?
iirc you can choose to do Attic or Homeric if Koine isn't your thing (Homeric is for 600IQ super brains imho)
>Who are the latest authors and works they stop at?
I guess Cicero, although if you're focusing on Greeks, then it will be earlier. (Personally, I like Horace. For the sex appeal, you know)
