6th April
5.10pm, G.16, Doorway 4, Old Williams Medical School, Teviot Place.
Stella Theodoraki (University of Alcalá): Archilochus in the island of Thasus or The concept of tyranny revisited.
[Classics Postgraduate Seminar]
30th March
5.10pm, G.16, Doorway 4, Old Williams Medical School, Teviot Place.
Lea Niccolai (University of Cambridge): The Wisdom of Baldness: the Image of the Philosopher in Sinesius’ Encomium Calvitii.
[Classics Postgraduate Seminar]
23rd March
5.10pm, G.16, Doorway 4, Old Williams Medical School, Teviot Place.
Sarah Cassidy (University of Edinburgh): Gendered Vision in Apollonius’ Argonautica.
[Classics Postgraduate Seminar]
16th March
5.10pm, G.16, Doorway 4, Old Williams Medical School, Teviot Place.
Dorothy A. Longley-Cook (University of Edinburgh): Intempestivos edidit ore sonos: Authorship, (self)-censorship and narrative in two tales in Ovid’s Fasti (Fast.1.390-440 and 6.319-348).
[Classics Postgraduate Seminar]
9th March
5.10pm, G.16, Doorway 4, Old Williams Medical School, Teviot Place.
Graham Andrews (University of Cambridge): Re-reading the Roman army: The evidence for military pay increases in the third century.
[Classics Postgraduate Seminar]
2nd March
5.10pm, G.16, Doorway 4, Old Williams Medical School, Teviot Place.
Richard Beniston (University of Durham): Seneca’s Anti-Platonism in the Natural Questions.
[Classics Postgraduate Seminar]
9th February
5.10pm, G.16, Doorway 4, Old Williams Medical School, Teviot Place.
Peter W Donnelly (University of Durham): The extended metapoetic narrative of Propertius Book 1.
[Classics Postgraduate Seminar]
2nd February
5.10pm, G.16, Doorway 4, Old Williams Medical School, Teviot Place.
Paul Jarvis (University of Edinburgh): Schemes and Whispers in the Historia Augusta: Pertinax’s dismissal in 170 and his re-instatement.
[Classics Postgraduate Seminar]
Wednesday 28 Mar
5.10pm, Venue tbc
Emma Gee (St Andrews): The dark side of the moon: Plutarch's eschatology in "De Facie".
[Classics]
Wednesday 21 Mar
5.10pm, Venue tbc
Kaja Harter-Uibopuu (University of Hamburg): Roman emperors and Greek endowments — a complicated relationship?
[Classics]