This module provides an in-depth study of the Latin language, and of Roman culture and literature, focusing on the Augustan period (mid-first century BCE to early first century CE) and the works of authors such as Livy, Virgil, Ovid and Horace. Browse qualifications in related subjects OU qualifications are modular in structure the credits from this undergraduate module could count towards a certificate of higher education, diploma of higher education, foundation degree or honours degree. ![]() ![]() You will also have the opportunity to reflect upon how translation affects our interpretation of ancient literature and culture. The module focuses on the theme of ‘Roman identity and exemplarity’, considering Augustan culture’s preoccupation with identity, Rome’s origins, and exemplary stories from the past. ![]() Alongside the language, you'll explore a range of Latin texts in translation (including Livy, Virgil, Ovid, and Horace) from literary, cultural, and historical angles. You'll learn the core principles of the language, reading texts adapted from Livy, and supported by specially designed online resources. This module combines a beginners’ course in Latin with the study of Roman culture and literature in translation.
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