THE GLORY THAT WAS GREECE

CLA 2100
The Glory that was Greece
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"But a better land is there
Where Olympus cleaves the air."
-Euripides, Bacchae- Assistant Professor
Dr. Hans-Friedrich Otto Mueller (h-fom)
aka Mercurius Molinarius

credits

3

section

2510X

time & place

T 10E1 (5.10 PM-8.10 PM) CARLETON AUDITORIUM

motto

Gods, Greats, and Greece.

instructor

Assistant Professor Dr. Hans-Friedrich Otto Mueller (h-fom), aka Mercurius Molinarius
The name "Hans-Friedrich Otto Mueller" was applied to me at birth (in Columbus, Ohio, USA) by parents freshly arrived from Germany. The title "Dr." was conferred by UNC-Chapel Hill in 1994. After stints in Munich, Germany, at the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae and in Tallahassee at the Florida State University, I was in 2001 appointed to a position as assistant professor at the University of Florida. "h-fom" serves as a handy abbreviation of my rather cumbersome collection of monikers. "Molinarius" is "Mueller" in Latin, Mercury is my favorite Olympian, and "Mercurius Molinarius," as you will soon discover, is in charge of this section of cyber-Olympus. Further particulars regarding course and instructor can be found in the various byways of our course web page.

Department of Classics, Box 117435
125 Dauer, University of Florida
Gainesville, Florida 32611-7435 / USA

phone
e-mail
course homepage
instructor's page

352.392.2075 ext. 262
hmueller@ufl.edu
http://plaza.ufl.edu/hmueller/cla2100/
http://plaza.ufl.edu/hmueller/

office hours

Tuesday 8.10 PM-9.00 PM
Gladly by Appointment

office

115C Dauer Hall

teaching assistant

Mr. Will N. Bruce
Department of Classics
The University of Florida

phone
e-mail

352.846.5925
wnb@ufl.edu

office hours

TBA
Gladly by Appointment

office

3331 Turlington

Course Content
Copyright©2002 by Hans-Friedrich Mueller.

credits	3
section	2510X
time & place	T 10E1 (5.10 PM-8.10 PM) CARLETON AUDITORIUM
motto	Gods, Greats, and Greece.
instructor	Assistant Professor Dr. Hans-Friedrich Otto Mueller (h-fom), aka Mercurius Molinarius The name "Hans-Friedrich Otto Mueller" was applied to me at birth (in Columbus, Ohio, USA) by parents freshly arrived from Germany. The title "Dr." was conferred by UNC-Chapel Hill in 1994. After stints in Munich, Germany, at the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae and in Tallahassee at the Florida State University, I was in 2001 appointed to a position as assistant professor at the University of Florida. "h-fom" serves as a handy abbreviation of my rather cumbersome collection of monikers. "Molinarius" is "Mueller" in Latin, Mercury is my favorite Olympian, and "Mercurius Molinarius," as you will soon discover, is in charge of this section of cyber-Olympus. Further particulars regarding course and instructor can be found in the various byways of our course web page.
	Department of Classics, Box 117435 125 Dauer, University of Florida Gainesville, Florida 32611-7435 / USA
phone e-mail course homepage instructor's page	352.392.2075 ext. 262 hmueller@ufl.edu http://plaza.ufl.edu/hmueller/cla2100/ http://plaza.ufl.edu/hmueller/
office hours	Tuesday 8.10 PM-9.00 PM Gladly by Appointment
office	115C Dauer Hall

teaching assistant	Mr. Will N. Bruce Department of Classics The University of Florida
phone e-mail	352.846.5925 wnb@ufl.edu
office hours	TBA Gladly by Appointment
office	3331 Turlington