If anyone is interested Leeds are holding the following seminars - info
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Meetings will be held on a Friday and are open to all; postgraduate and
undergraduate students are especially welcome. Papers will be presented
between 11.30am and 5.30pm, with suitable breaks for refreshments. The
cost will be noted here shortly (last year it was £15 [£7.50 for students
and the unwaged]), and included a buffet lunch. Participants should
register on arrival in the School of Classics (Parkinson Building, first
floor).
If you wish to attend, or have any queries, please contact the Organising
Secretary Prof. Robert Maltby :
School of Classics
University of Leeds
Leeds LS2 9JT
UK
Tel. (+44) 0113-343-3543
e-mail: [log in to unmask]
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Friday, 23 January, 2004:
Historiography between Xenophon and Sallust
John Dillery, University of Virginia
‘Berossus and Near-Eastern Hellenistic Historiography’
John Marincola, Florida State University, Tallahassee
‘Towards a New Interpretation of “Tragic History”’
Arthur Eckstein, University of Maryland
‘Polybius and “International Systems Theory”’
John Rich, University of Nottingham
‘From Fabius Pictor to Valerius Antias: the Formation of the Roman
Annalistic tradition’
Tim Cornell, University of Manchester
‘Cato’ Origines and Universal History’
Stephen Oakley, University of Reading
‘The Aelii Tuberones’
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Friday, 14 May, 2004:
Ancient Epigram
Maria Plastira-Volkanou, University of Thessaloniki
‘Greek Satirical Epigram’
Sanne Rischojchristensen, Corpus Christi College, Oxford
‘Aesthetics Captured in Stone – Posidippus as Art Critic’
David Sider, New York University
‘Title to be Announced’
Kathryn Gutzwiller, University of Cincinnati
‘Title to be Announced’
Adrian Hollis, Keble College, Oxford
‘Title to be Announced’
Joan Booth, University of Leiden
‘Hellenistic Epigram and Roman Elegy’
Niklas Holzberg, University of Munich
‘Impotence? It happened to the best of them. A linear reading of the
Corpus Priapeorum’
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