| # | Title | Duration |
|---|---|---|
1 | 01 Definitions, Boundaries, and Goals | — |
2 | 02 Homer I - Introduction to Epic and Iliad | — |
3 | 03 Homer II - Iliad, The Wrath of Achilles | — |
4 | 04 Homer III - Iliad, The Return of Achilles | — |
5 | 05 Homer IV - Odyssey, Introduction and Prelude | — |
6 | 06 Homer V - Odyssey, The Adventures | — |
7 | 07 Homer VI - Odyssey, Reintegration | — |
8 | 08 Hesiod - Theogony and Works and Days | — |
9 | 09 Homeric Hymns | — |
10 | 10 Lyric Poetry I - Archilochus and Solon | — |
11 | 11 Lyric Poetry II - Sappho and Alcaeus | — |
12 | 12 Tragedy - Contexts and Conventions | — |
13 | 13 Aeschylus I - Persians | — |
14 | 14 Aeschylus II - Agamemnon | — |
15 | 15 Aeschylus III - Libation Bearers and Eumenides | — |
16 | 16 Sophocles I - Ajax and Philoctetes | — |
17 | 17 Sophocles II - Oedipus the King | — |
18 | 18 Sophocles III - Oedipus at Colonus and Antigone | — |
19 | 19 Euripides I - Electra, Orestes, Trojan Women | — |
20 | 20 Euripides II - Medea and Hippolytus | — |
21 | 21 Euripides III - The Bacchae | — |
22 | 22 Aristophanes I - Introduction to Old Comedy | — |
23 | 23 Aristophanes II - Acharnians and Lysistrata | — |
24 | 24 Aristophanes III - The Frogs and The Clouds | — |
25 | 25 Herodotus I - Introduction to History | — |
26 | 26 Herodotus II - The Persian Wars | — |
27 | 27 Thucydides I - The Peloponnesian War | — |
28 | 28 Thucydides II - Books 1–5 | — |
29 | 29 Thucydides III - Books 6–7 | — |
30 | 30 Plato I - The Philosopher as Literary Author | — |
31 | 31 Plato II - Symposium | — |
32 | 32 Plato III - Phaedrus | — |
33 | 33 Rhetoric and Oratory | — |
34 | 34 Hellenistic Poetry I - Callimachus and Theocritus | — |
35 | 35 Hellenistic Poetry II - Apollonius | — |
36 | 36 Looking Back and Looking Forward | — |