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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ancient coin hunter, post: 3198341, member: 87200&quot;]Sounds like a great class [USER=83956]@Gavin Richardson[/USER] with a nice sprinkling of Roman culture from the reading list in both earlier and later times. As an undergrad I read some of these books, particularly the Aeneid, Apuleius, and the Confessions, though the reading was spread out over the course of two classes, Ancient Roman History, taught by Erich Gruen for the ealier, and Late Antiquity, taught by Peter Brown. </p><p><br /></p><p>Ah, those were the days. I double majored in Egyptian Archaeology &amp; Language and Classics. Ended up getting an MBA and then a Ph.D. in Business, so I veered off course a bit from the ancient world, but the underpinnings of my education in the classics was highly useful in the course of my business career. That&#039;s why I always advise undergraduates to study a mind expanding curriculum rather than majoring in Business or Economics.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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