What section of history and what literature is covered in KONOS HOW Year II?

HOW II students study Rome from the Roman Republic to Pax Romana to the fall of Rome.  They study the Holy Roman Empire, Charlemagne, Byzantium, Medieval Europe, the Moslems, the Vikings and the Chinese.  Students receive one year of credit for history, English, art, Bible, and half year of credit in Latin, drama, geography, and even worldview/philosophy depending on how many hours are spent on each.  

There is a fabulous study of the early church and its history which very few non-seminarians know anything about.  One pastor in Ohio has learned to check the historical accuracy of his upcoming sermon with his 16-year-old daughter because of the vast knowledge, understanding and recall she has due to her KONOS studies in HOW II. 

HISTORY OF THE WORLD - YEAR II 
LITERATURE LIST

 Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare

Augustus Caesar’s World, by Genevieve Foster

The Bronze Bow, Elizabeth George Speare or Quo Vadis?, by Henryk Sienkiewicz

City Of God, by Augustine

Beowulf 

Stories of King Arthur 

Tales of the Arabian Nights 

The Song of Roland 

Norse Mythology 

Murder in the Cathedral, by T.S. Eliot 

Robin Hood (many authors including Howard Pyle)

Ivanhoe, by Sir Walter Scott

Saint Joan, by George Bernard Shaw 

The Canterbury Tales, by Geoffrey Chaucer 

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