Cain, Andrew J
Professor
Positions
Research Areas
Research
research overview
Dr. Cain specializes in Greek and Latin patristic literature as well as early medieval Latin literature. His specialties include source criticism and various literary genres such as hagiography and epistolography.
keywords
Greek and Latin patristic literature, source criticism, hagiography, epistolography
Publications
Teaching
courses taught
CLAS 4130
Greek and Roman Comedy (Spring 2019)
CLAS 4840
Independent Study (Spring 2019)
CLAS 4852
Honors Thesis (Spring 2019)
CLAS 5840
Graduate Independent Study (Spring 2019)
CLAS 6952
Master's Thesis (Spring 2019)
CLAS 7840
Graduate Independent Study (Spring 2019)
CLAS 8992
Doctoral Dissertation (Spring 2019)
LATN 3024
Introduction to Latin Poetry (Spring 2019)
LATN 6844
Graduate Independent Study (Spring 2019)
CLAS 1140
Bread and Circuses: Society and Culture in the Roman World (Fall 2018)
CLAS 4840
Independent Study (Fall 2018)
CLAS 4852
Honors Thesis (Fall 2018)
CLAS 5840
Graduate Independent Study (Fall 2018)
CLAS 6952
Master's Thesis (Fall 2018)
CLAS 7840
Graduate Independent Study (Fall 2018)
CLAS 8992
Doctoral Dissertation (Fall 2018)
LATN 5404
Special Project: Teaching (Fall 2018)
CLAS 4130
Greek and Roman Comedy (Fall 2018)
CLAS 4130
Greek and Roman Comedy (Summer 2018)
HUMN 4130
Greek and Roman Comedy (Summer 2018)
CLAS 5840
Graduate Independent Study (Summer 2018)
CLAS 4840
Independent Study (Summer 2018)
LATN 6844
Graduate Independent Study (Summer 2018)
CLAS 4840
Independent Study (Spring 2018)
CLAS 4852
Honors Thesis (Spring 2018)
CLAS 5840
Graduate Independent Study (Spring 2018)
CLAS 6952
Master's Thesis (Spring 2018)
CLAS 7840
Graduate Independent Study (Spring 2018)
CLAS 8992
Doctoral Dissertation (Spring 2018)
LATN 6844
Graduate Independent Study (Spring 2018)
Background
education and training
International Activities
global connections related to teaching and scholarly work (in recent years)