Monday 17 Feb
5.15pm, 7.18, David Hume Tower.
Dimitrios Skrekas (Oxford): Neophytos, Bishop of Grevena: A less known author of the15th century.
Monday 27 Jan
5.15pm, 7.18, David Hume Tower.
Olivier Delouis (Paris): Preaching is a performing art (as demonstrated by Theodore the Stoudite, AD 759–826).
Thurs 9 April
5.10pm, LG.10 David Hume Tower.
Kyohei Sakeshima (Edinburgh): The Battle of Himera in the Bibliotheke: Diodorus Siculus and the Sicilian past in the Persian Wars.
Thurs 2 April
5.10pm, Seminar Room 4, Chrystal Macmillan Building.
Denis Maksimov (Edinburgh): Horae-Styxology: Hesiod as a political theologist and theorist.
Thurs 26 March
5.10pm, Seminar Room 6, Chrystal Macmillan Building
David McCaffrey (Edinburgh): Post-conflict diplomacy and politico-economic policies within the Seleukid Kingdom throughout the Third and Second Centuries BC: A development or decline in strategic considerations?
Thurs 19 March
5.10pm, Seminar Room 6, Chrystal Macmillan Building.
Manos Tsakiris (Edinburgh): Apollonius' Argonautica 1 & 2: The hidden hymn to Apollo.
Thurs 12 March
5.10pm, Seminar Room 6, Chrystal Macmillan Building.
Jordon Houston (The Institute of Classical Studies): Globe trotters: The infrastructure and processes of breeding and training horses for the circus.
Thurs 5 March
LG.06, David Hume Tower.
Giovanna Pasquariello (Edinburgh): Celts at east, Celts at west: The diplomatic role of Massalia in IMT NoerdTroas 6
Thurs 27 February
5.10pm, Seminar Room 4, Chrystal Macmillan Building.
Aristotelis Nayfa (Edinburgh): "Stratigraphy" in the Byzantine court'.
27 Feb: 5:15pm, Atrium, Alison House
Screening: The Library Music Film (2018) courtesy Doc ’n Roll Film Festival)
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