University Level Semester-Long Courses …
at a fraction of the usual cost
Live online classes conducted via Zoom
with a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 10 students
About the Instructor
Dr. John F. Petruccione (B.A., Dartmouth; M.A., Oxford; Ph.D., The Univ. of Michigan). Instructor – Ordinary Professor of Greek and Latin, The Catholic University of America (1985-2024). Expert in the ancient languages and literatures, Greek and Latin Palaeography, and Textual Criticism, Founder of the Library of Early Christianity, Author of works on Classical and Patristic Greek and Latin authors and on the teaching of Latin in the Middle Ages, Decades of Experience teaching both Greek and Latin at all levels. Founder of the website Constructionissigna.com.
The Courses
Each course is 12-weeks long (one semester)
Ancient Greek 101
Covering the first half of the basic grammar of ancient Greek – Current Schedule:
Ancient Greek 102
Covering the second half of the basic grammar of ancient Greek – Current Schedule:
Ancient Latin 101
Covering the first half of the basic grammar of ancient Latin – Current Schedule:
Ancient Latin 102
Covering the second half of the basic grammar of ancient Latin – Current Schedule:
Fee
$1,000 per course (generally not refundable after registration)
Schedule
Two 75-minute meetings each week for 12 weeks,
a total of 30 hours of direct instructional time
Credits
– Not for credit –
Students who complete my courses
and perform adequately on university/college placement exams
may earn credit for basic courses (= 101-102)
and placement at an intermediate level (= 103)