(3) HISTORY OF WESTERN LITURGIES 600-1500 A.D. Historical and cultural background: Gregory the Great, Frankish, Ottonian periods, High Middle Ages, Late Middle Ages. Historical development of the liturgy. Sources. Daily prayer, Liturgical cycles, Sacraments. (Also listed as Religious Studies 312.)
HIST 306
(3) HISTORY OF LITURGY A.D. 313-600. Pagan mysteries and Christian worship; impact of secular culture and state religion; barbarian invasions; Arianism; Byzantine court influences; basilica; art; dioceses; Oriental and Latin rites; catechumenate and penitential practice; Easter and Christmas observances; the calendar. (Also listed as Religious Studies 306.)
HIST 305
(3) HISTORY OF LITURGY TO A.D. 313. Pagan, Jewish and Christian worship forms; the Sabbath and the Lord’s Day; Gnostic and pagan polemics; the Eucharist and initiation rites during the first three centuries. (Also listed as Religious Studies 305.)
HIST 303
(2) WESTERN THOUGHT: A.D. 300-1450. Survey of Western philosophic and religious thought from 4th to 15th century. (Also listed as Philosophy 303.)
HIST 302
(2) GREEK AND ROMAN THOUGHT. Survey of Greek and Roman philosophic and religious thought; Plato, Aristotle, Cicero, Stoics, Epicureans, Neoplatonists. (Also listed as Philosophy 302.)
HIST 301
(3) HISTORY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT. Greek and Roman political theory; the mediaeval concept of law; English and French contributions to the evolution of political institutions; modern constitutional governments; internationalism. (Also listed as Social Sciences 301.)
HIST 300
(3) HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY. Analysis and historical survey of the relationship of philosophy and science in Greek, mediaeval and modern thought. (Also listed as Philosophy 300.)
HIST 201
(3) NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURY EUROPE.
HIST 200
(3) EUROPE FROM THE FOURTEENTH TO THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. Renaissance to French Revolution.
HIST 101
(3) ORIGINS OF WESTERN CIVILISATION II. From the fall of Rome to the Renaissance; Byzantium and Islam; rise of western European civilisation; South and East Asia in the Middle Ages.
HIST 100
(3) ORIGINS OF WESTERN CIVILISATION I. Survey of ancient Mesopotamian, Egyptian, Indian, Chinese, classical Greek and Roman civilisations.
HIST 313
(3) HISTORY OF EASTERN LITURGIES 600-1500 A.D. Background: Emperors and councils. Development of the liturgy: East Syrian, West Syrian, Maronite, Alexandrian (Coptic and Ethiopian), Armenian, Byzantine. (Also listed as Religious Studies 313.)
HIST 320
(3) TUDOR ENGLAND. From the Wars of the Roses to 1600; the English Reformation.
HIST 321
(3) STUART ENGLAND. From James I to William and Mary; the Civil War; parliamentary and constitutional government.
HIST 406
(3) EARLY MODERN THOUGHT. Survey of 16-17th century philosophic and humanistic thought with selected readings from Descartes, Spinoza, and Leibniz. (Also listed as Philosophy 406.)
HIST 407
(3) MODERN THOUGHT. Survey of 18-20th century philosophic and humanistic thought with emphasis on Locke, Berkeley, Hume and Kant. (Also listed as Philosophy 407.)
HIST 430
(3) EARLY MONASTIC HISTORY. Survey of Western Monasticism from the 4th to the 14th century.
HIST 431
(3) POST-MEDIAEVAL MONASTICISM. Survey of Western Monasticism from the fifteenth century to the present.
HIST 490
(3-6) Graduating Essay.
HIST 510
(2) THE ROMAN EMPIRE. Political and social institutions of Imperial Rome from the first to the fifth centuries; Judaism; Hellenism; development of Christianity into a state religion; councils and heresies.
HIST 511
(2) IDEAS AND INSTITUTIONS OF THE MIDDLE AGES. Institutional history of Europe from the fall of the Roman Empire until the Renaissance; the barbarian invasions; Monasticism; Islam; Feudalism.
HIST 520
(2) THE REFORMATION. Intellectual, social and political aspects of the religious conflict; Lutheranism; Calvinism; Anglicanism; the Counter-Reformation.
HIST 521
(2) PROGRESS AND REACTION. The impact of science, industry, and democracy on European culture since the 17th century.
HIST 530
(2) PATROLOGY I. II-IV century Church Fathers.
HIST 531
(2) PATROLOGY II. IV-V century Church Fathers.
HIST 540
(2) RELIGIO-ETHNIC HISTORY OF CANADA. Colonial period; later French, Scottish, Irish, Ukrainian traditions; multiculturalism; the churches today; Amerindian cultures.