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MATH 590P - Topics: Mathematical Sciences
Credits: Variable
Study (at graduate level) of some topic in mathematics not a part of regular graduate curriculum. Content changes from term to term. With consent of department, students may repeat course for credit. Prerequisite: consent of department.
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MATH 590Q - Topics: Mathematical Sciences
Credits: 4
Study (at graduate level) of some topic in mathematics not a part of regular graduate curriculum. Content changes from term to term. With consent of department, students may repeat course for credit. Prerequisite: consent of department.
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MATH 590S - Topics: Mathematical Sciences
Credits: Variable
Study (at graduate level) of some topic in mathematics not a part of regular graduate curriculum. Content changes from term to term. With consent of department, students may repeat course for credit. Prerequisite: consent of department.
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MATH 590T - Topics: Mathematical Sciences
Credits: Variable
Study (at graduate level) of some topic in mathematics not a part of regular graduate curriculum. Content changes from term to term. With consent of department, students may repeat course for credit. Prerequisite: consent of department.
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MATH 590V - Topics: Mathematical Sciences
Credits: 4
Study (at graduate level) of some topic in mathematics not a part of regular graduate curriculum. Content changes from term to term. With consent of department, students may repeat course for credit. Prerequisite: consent of department.
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MATH 591 - The Teaching Of College Math
Credits: Variable
Required for teaching assistants, suggested for graduate assistants interested in college teaching. Does not count toward required number of courses for MA or PhD. May be repeated. Every semester.
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MATH 597 - Independent Work
Credits: Variable
Reading and research on special topic, under direction of advisor. May be repeated for credit with consent of department.
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MATH 599 - Thesis
Credits: Variable
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MATH 601 - Teichmuller Theory
Credits: 4
Variable subject matter chosen from field of topology. May be repeated for credit with consent of department. Frequent.
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MATH 601A - Topics In Topology
Credits: 4
Variable subject matter chosen from field of topology. May be repeated for credit with consent of department.
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MATH 601B - Topics in Topology
Credits: 4
Variable subject matter chosen from field of topology. May be repeated for credit with consent of department.
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MATH 601G - Topics In Topology
Credits: 4
Variable subject matter chosen from field of topology. May be repeated for credit with consent of department.
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MATH 603 - Topics in group theory
Credits: 4
Variable subject matter chosen from field of algebra. May be repeated for credit with consent of department. Frequent.
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MATH 603A - Topics In Algebra
Credits: 4
Variable subject matter chosen from field of algebra. May be repeated for credit with consent of department.
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MATH 603B - Topics in Algebra
Credits: 4
Variable subject matter chosen from field of algebra. May be repeated for credit with consent of department.
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MATH 603C - Topics In Algebra
Credits: Variable
Variable subject matter chosen from field of algebra. May be repeated for credit with consent of department.
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MATH 604 - Topics in Advanced GroupTheory
Credits: Variable
Variable subject matter chosen from field of advanced group theory. May be repeated for credit with consent of department. Occasional.
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MATH 605 - Asymptotic Theory
Credits: Variable
Variable subject matter chosen from field of statistics. Topics selected from current research. May be repeated for credit with consent of department.
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MATH 698 - Pre-Dissertation Research
Credits: Variable
Independent reading and/or research in preparation for comprehensive examinations for admission to PhD candidacy and/or preparation of dissertation prospectus. Graded on Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory basis only.
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MATH 699 - Dissertation
Credits: Variable
Research for and preparation of the dissertation.
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MATH 700 - Continuous Registration
Credits: Variable
Required for maintenance of matriculated status in graduate program. No credit toward graduate degree requirements.
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MATH 707 - Research Skills
Credits: Variable
Development of research skills required within graduate programs. May not be applied toward course credits for any graduate degree. Prerequisite: approval of relevant graduate program directors or department chairs.
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Medieval Studies |
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MDVL 101 - Intro-MDVL/Early Modern Stds
Credits: 4
MDVL 101 is a survey of political, religious and social institutions, science, technology, and cultural production from the late 4th through 17th centuries, with a focus on increasing contact, exchange and global interdependencies across the medieval and early modern worlds. Non-majors are also welcome. Offered most semesters.
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MDVL 180A - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 180P - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 180R - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 180T - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 204 - Early Medieval Europe 300-1000
Credits: 4
Political, cultural, economic survey of early medieval Europe. Decline of Roman Empire, rise and development of Christianity, origins of medieval Europe, Carolingian Empire, Vikings, beginnings of feudal society.
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MDVL 205 - Later Medieval Europe1000-1400
Credits: 4
Political, cultural, economic survey of later medieval Europe. Reform movements in Church, Crusades, evolution of universities, 12th-century Renaissance, growth of national states. Offered every other year.
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MDVL 280A - Topical Surveys In Med Cult
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 280B - Topical Surveys In Med Cult
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 280C - Topical Surveys In Med Cult
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 280D - Topical Surveys In Med Cult
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 280E - Topical Surveys In Med Cult
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 280F - Topical Surveys In Med Cult
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 280G - Topical Surveys In Med Cult
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 280H - Topical Surveys In Med Cult
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 280I - Topical Surveys In Med Cult
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 280J - Topical Surveys In Med Cult
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 280U - Topical Surveys In Med Cult
Credits: 4
Topical Surveys In Med Cult
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MDVL 282B - Tops. Medieval & Renaissance
Credits: 4
Tops. Medieval & Renaissance
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MDVL 301 - History of Western Music I
Credits: 4
Survey of music in the West up to ca. 1750. Topics include the development of music notation; philosophical and theoretical views of music; the development of musical styles, genres, and compositional techniques; the role of music in religious practice and doctrine; secular song in vernacular languages and role of music in social life; the production and dissemination of music in manuscript and printed sources; patronage of music and the careers of performers and composers; the evolution of musical instruments and instrumental repertoires; the rise of professional public concerts and opera; interactions between written and unwritten musical practices; the modern revival of early music; historically-informed performance practice; and methodologies in researching historically distant musical worlds. Prerequisite: MUS 215 (Music Theory I) or permission of the instructor (experience reading and performing music is required).
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MDVL 333 - Early Modern London
Credits: 4
This course will explore the historical, physical, and spatial character and development of London in the sixteenth, seventeenth, and early eighteenth centuries. Following an introductory survey of the growth of London in antiquity and the Middle Ages, attention will be given to the development of architectural styles, such as domestic and public architecture, churches, and palaces; the spaces and circumstances of cultural production, bureaucratic administration, and commerce; and changing uses of space over time, including modes of transportation, gather points, the configuration of public and private space, and the reemergence of the city after the Great Fire of 1666. We will also examine a variety of literary responses to architecture and space (including prose, poetry, and drama), and will explore the sonic contours of London spaces, with a particular emphasis on the performance of music in a variety of venues and circumstances both public and private. Offered every three to four years.
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MDVL 350 - Rhetorical Foundations
Credits: 4
This course surveys major historical works both about literary and artistic representation (i.e., criticism) and how-to tracts teaching the art of persuasive speech and writing (i.e., rhetoric) from ancient Greece to early-modern England. Among questions to be considered are how definitions of figurative language and representation change from period to period and place to place. Over the centuries, some critics have considered artistic imitations to be dim reflections of the truths underlying appearances, and thus dangerous, whereas others have seen them as means for conveying the nature of reality or tools for teaching ethics. Authors include Plato, Aristotle, Cicero, Horace, St. Augustine, Petrarch, Sidney, and Shakespeare. Offered most years in the fall.
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MDVL 380A - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 380C - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 380D - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 380F - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 380G - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 380H - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 380O - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 380P - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 380R - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 380S - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 380T - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 380W - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 380Y - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 381A - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 381C - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 381J - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 381L - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 381Q - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 381X - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 381Z - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 382B - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 382C - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 382G - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 382H - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 382J - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 395 - CEMERS Publications Internship
Credits: Variable
Intern for Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies. No previous experience required. Duties vary semester to semester. The work of the intern may involve participation in CEMERS programming (publicizing, setting up, and attending the talks in our lecture series, assisting at CEMERS conferences) or assistance at the University Art Museum. It can also involve editorial assistance to the academic journal Mediaevalia and other publications, working with the editor at all stages of the publication process from manuscript review, through editing and proofreading, to develop copy-editing skills and knowledge of academic publishing. Permission of instructor required.
Students who wish to participate in an internship and who have previously been convicted of a felony are advised that they will be asked about their prior criminal history. This may impede your ability to participate in certain internships. Students who have concerns about such matters, or are looking for additional information, are advised to contact the dean’s office of their intended academic program.
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MDVL 397 - Independent Study
Credits: Variable
Independent reading and research on selected topic in consultation with major advisor. By written consent of advisor.
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MDVL 462 - Petrarch and Boccaccio
Credits: 4
Focuses on the major works of Petrarch, considered one of the greatest love poets of all time, and Boccaccio, who is best known for his highly entertaining (and sometimes outrageous) short stories. We will focus on the authors’ most famous writings as well as on some of their more minor works. We will explore the relation of the two authors to one another, as well as their engagement of earlier writers such as Ovid, St. Augustine, and Dante. Themes covered will include the authors’ uses and portrayals of: language and desire, the pursuit of fame, story-telling and reality, sexual repression in medieval society, chaos and order, and the roles of women. Course taught in English, with additional work in Italian for Italian majors and minors. Offered every two to three years.
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MDVL 480A - Topics in MDVL
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 480B - Topics in MDVL
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 480C - Topics in MDVL
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 480D - Topics in MDVL
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 480E - Topics in MDVL
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 480F - Topics in MDVL
Credits: 4
Topics in MDVL. Topic varies by semester
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MDVL 481A - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 481B - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 481D - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 481F - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 481G - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 481L - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 481M - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 481N - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 481P - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 481T - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 481U - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 481V - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
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MDVL 497 - Independent Research
Credits: Variable
Independent reading and research on selected topic in consultation with major advisor. By written consent of advisor.
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MDVL 498 - Honors Thesis I
Credits: Variable
Student may complete his or her thesis in one or, if necessary, two semesters, earning four credits per semester.
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MDVL 499 - Honors Thesis II
Credits: Variable
Student may complete his or her thesis in one or, if necessary, two semesters, earning four credits per semester.
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MDVL 501B - Knights, Peasants And Church
Credits: Variable
Medieval/Early Modern Studies. Topics vary by semester.
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MDVL 501G - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies. Topics vary by semester.
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MDVL 501R - Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Credits: 4
Medieval/Early Modern Studies. Topics vary by semester.
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MDVL 560B - The Medieval Book
Credits: 4
The Medieval Book
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MDVL 561P - Knights & Lovers In Med. Spain
Credits: 4
KNIGHTS & LOVERS IN MED. SPAIN
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MDVL 580A - Topics in Medieval Studies
Credits: 4
Topics in Medieval Studies. Subject varies by offering.
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MDVL 580B - Topics in Medieval Studies
Credits: 4
Topics in Medieval Studies. Subject varies by offering.
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