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Skip to Main Content Get the latest on our spring planning. Academic Programs. Undergraduate Program. Reading List. Work s Clouds. Subject s Natural Sciences Mathematics. Subject s Natural Sciences French Mathematics.
Work s Elements. Subject s Classical Studies and Greek Mathematics. Work s Hippolytus , Bacchae. Subject s Natural Sciences.
Work s Histories. Work s Iliad , Odyssey. Work s Elements of Chemistry. Subject s Natural Sciences French. Work s On the Nature of Things. Work s Essays. Work s Arithmetic. Work s Treatise on the Equilibrium of Liquids. Work s Almagest.
Work s Poems 1 and Subject s Literature Classical Studies and Greek. Work s The History of the Peloponnesian War. Work s On Not Knowing Greek. Subject s Philosophy, Theology, and Psychology.
Work s Divine Comedy. Subject s Philosophy, Theology, and Psychology Literature. Work s Proslogium. Work s Conics. Work s Summa Theologiae. Work s Confessions. Work s St. Matthew Passion , Inventions.
Subject s Music and the Arts. Work s Novum Organum. Subject s Literature. Work s Poems. Work s Canterbury Tales. Work s On the Revolution of the Heavenly Spheres.
Work s Missa Papae Marcelli. Work s Geometry , Discourse on Method. Work s Discourses, Manual. Work s Quartets. Work s Astronomia Nova. Work s Early History of Rome. Work s The Prince , Discourses. Work s Guide for the Perplexed. Work s Operas. Work s Stomping the Blues. Work s Generation of Conic Sections. Subject s French Mathematics. Work s The Enneads. Work s Songs. Work s Symphony of Psalms.
Work s Annals. Work s Third Symphony. Work s Introduction to the Analytical Art. Work s Aeneid.
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