Spring 2012 Lectures
January 18 (Wed) - Kent Rigsby, emeritus of Duke University, will speak on "The Children of the Phratry"
5:15 pm, Breedlove Room, Perkins Library
Feb. 22 (Wed) - Neil Bernstein, Ohio University, will speak on Quintilian: "Constructing a Roman Sophistopolis"
5:15 pm, Allen 326
March 28 (Wed) -
Kathleen Lynch, University of Cincinnati, will speak on "Sympotic Pottery from Archaic Athens and Beyond"
5:15 pm, Allen 326
April 9 (Mon) - Carolyn Dewald, Bard College, will speak on "Did Herodotus Believe in the Greek Gods?"
5:15 pm, Breedlove Room, Perkins Library
Association of Ancient Historians Annual Meeting
May 4-5 (Friday-Saturday) co-hosted with UNC-CH
Registration, schedule are here
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Fall 2011 Lectures
September 29 (Thurs) - Nino Luraghi, Princeton University, will speak on "Freedom, democracy, and memory in early Hellenistic Athens"
5:00 pm, Allen Bldg 226
October 13 (Thurs) - William Turpin, Swarthmore College, will speak on "The Use and Abuse of Precedent: Tacitus, Claudius, and the Lyons Tablet "
5:15 pm, Allen Bldg 226
October 27 (Thurs) - Eph Lytle, University of Toronto, will speak on "An Unspeakable Wisdom' (Ael. NA 15.5): Figuring the Lookout from Aristophanes to Synesius of Cyrene"
5:15 pm, Allen 226
November 11 (Friday) - Sharon James, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, will speak on “Fallite Fallentes:
Rape, Deception, and Intertextuality in Terence’s Eunuch and Ovid’s Ars amatoria”
5:15 pm, Allen 226
November 17 (Thursday) - A Celebration of Classical Antiquities at the Nasher, Carla Antonaccio (Duke), Sheila Dillon (Duke), Jenifer Neils (Case Western), Tyler Jo Smith (University of Virginia), Kimerly Rorschach (Nasher Museum)
6:00, Nasher Museum of Art
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