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Latin language and literature (Bachelor's full-time minor)

1st year
1st term
FF:KR011 Classical Greek Literature: From Homer to Euripides • 80 %
FF:LJ101 Latin Grammar I • 80 %
FF:LJ501 Introduction to Classical Philology I • 80 %
FF:PH0001 Philosophy for Non-Philosophical Disciplines Students • 80 %
FF:KR012 Classical Greek Literature: Attic Prose and Hellenistic Period • 20 %
FF:KR013 Classical Greek I • 20 %
FF:LGBA01 Introduction to linguistics • 20 %
FF:LGBA03 General phonetics and phonology - lecture • 20 %
FF:LJ102 Latin Grammar II • 20 %
FF:LJ109 Tutorium for Latin Grammar I, III, V • 20 %
FF:LJ202 Reading Seminar (Caesar) • 20 %
FF:LJ607 Latin by Direct Method I • 20 %
FSS:ADAPT_B1 Adaptive Test B1 • 20 %
FI:IB015 Non-Imperative Programming • 20 %
2nd term
FF:LJ102 Latin Grammar II • 86 %
FF:LJ202 Reading Seminar (Caesar) • 86 %
FF:LJ502 Introduction to Classical Philology II • 86 %
FF:KR012 Classical Greek Literature: Attic Prose and Hellenistic Period • 43 %
FF:MED02 Introduction into Linguistics • 43 %
FF:MED50 Intensive Study Course • 29 %
FF:PH0001 Philosophy for Non-Philosophical Disciplines Students • 29 %
FF:CJJ04 Modern Czech Morphology • 14 %
FF:DSBCA05 History of Ancient Greece I • 14 %
FF:DSBCA09 History of Ancient Rome I • 14 %
FF:KSCB092 Fascism and its specifics in Europe and Asia • 14 %
FF:LGBA02 Introduction to syntax • 14 %
FF:LGBA10 Philosophy of language • 14 %
FF:LJ307 Dramatization of Latin texts • 14 %
FF:LJ602 Latin for the Non-Latinists II • 14 %
FF:LJ605 Latin Translations of Czech and World-wide Bestsellers • 14 %
FF:LJ608 Latin by Direct Method II • 14 %
FI:IB110 Introduction to Informatics • 14 %
2nd year
3rd term
FF:LJ103 Latin Grammar III • 67 %
FF:LJ203 Reading Seminar (Ovidius) • 67 %
FF:LJ301 Roman Literature of the Republic: from Livius Andronicus to Cicero • 67 %
FF:DSBCB15 Ancient Roman Family • 33 %
FF:LGBA05 Languages of the world • 33 %
FF:LGBA07 Approaches to the scientific understanding of language • 33 %
FF:LGBA09 Morphonology and morphology • 33 %
FF:LJ303 Introduction to Medieval Latin Literature • 33 %
FF:LJ401 Classical Mythology: Gods • 33 %
FF:LJ501 Introduction to Classical Philology I • 33 %
FF:MED05 Overview of Classical Greek Literature • 33 %
FF:RLS301 Roman Literature of the Republic: from Livius Andronicus to Cicero • 33 %
4th term
FF:LJBCSZK Bachelor's State Exam in Latin language and literature • 100 %
FF:LJ104 Latin Grammar IV • 100 %
FF:LJ204 Reading Seminar (Cicero) • 100 %
FF:LJ302 Roman Literature: Augustan and Nero's Age • 100 %
FF:LGBA02 Introduction to syntax • 50 %
FF:LJ502 Introduction to Classical Philology II • 50 %
FF:LJ605 Latin Translations of Czech and World-wide Bestsellers • 50 %
FF:MED50 Intensive Study Course • 50 %
FF:RLS616 Wroclaw Schools • 50 %
FSpS:P971 Physical Education – Re-conditioning exercises • 50 %

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