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Daily Digital Event: Emily Wilson Reads Odyssey Translation

May 18, 2020 - Jun 8, 2020 at -

For the next 24 days, Emily Wilson is posting videos of herself reading small passages from her translation of the Odyssey. You can find the readings here:… Read More



FACULTEA: w/ Prof. Sheila Murnaghan, hosted by the Classics Board

Apr 16, 2020 at

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VIRTUAL FACULTEA with Prof. Cynthia Damon

Mar 26, 2020 at

Thursday, March 26, 6.00-7.00 EST



Dissertation Defense: Amy Lewis "Aristophanes and the Poetics of Low Comedy

Feb 28, 2020 at

Amy Lewis will defend her dissertation, 

Aristophanes and the Poetics of Low Comedy

with a public presentation on

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The Center for Ancient Studies' 12th Annual Graduate Student Conference: "Movement, Mobility, and the Journey: Ancient Actions and Perspectives”

Feb 28, 2020 at

This conference brings together early scholars from numerous fields to address the questions surrounding motion in the ancient world.  The Keynote Lecture will begin at 6PM, Friday, Feb 28th… Read More



Italian Studies-Schoenberg Institute Lecture: Anna Corrias (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Toronto) "Riddles and Puzzles: Pythagoras in the Italian Quattrocento"

Mar 4, 2020 at

Using LJS 438, a late 15th -century collection of Greek philosophical works into Latin,… Read More



Italian Studies-Schoenberg Institute Lecture: Professor Maddalena Signorini (University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy) "Texts on Flyleaves: An Investigation on Petrarch’s Writing Uses"

Feb 27, 2020 at

Petrarch, the famed 14th-century Italian humanist, was a prolific inscriber of notes, glosses, and texts within the manuscripts in his private collection. This lecture will explore notations found in the flyleaves of… Read More



Conference, "Hermogenes and Hellenistic-Roman Temple Building in Greece and Asia Minor: Messon – Teos – Magnesia – Sardis"

Mar 28, 2020 at

New excavations in Turkey have rekindled interest in Hermogenes, the Hellenistic architect whom Vitruvius credits with a number of temple innovations (e.g. the eustylos and pseudodipteros temple types). The… Read More



Katz Center Seminar: Pratima Gopalakrishnan (Yale University) “Useful Bodies in the Ancient Jewish Household”

Mar 18, 2020 at

“Useful Bodies in the Ancient Jewish Household”

Pratima Gopalakrishnan, Yale University (current Katz Center Fellow)

Wednesday, March 18; 3:00-5:00pm… Read More



Katz Center Seminar: Gregg E. Gardner (University of British Columbia) “Lighting the Way: Doorways into the Late-Antique Jewish Home”

Mar 4, 2020 at

“Lighting the Way: Doorways into the Late-Antique Jewish Home”

Gregg E. Gardner, University of British Columbia (current Katz Center Fellow)

Wednesday,… Read More