X: Graduate Interdisciplinary Seminar (GIS)
The GIS takes place on Fridays between 16:30 and 18:00 in room 1.11. Tea will be available.
25 January
Eduoardo Chiattelli Arthur Harris
Homeric Fools: A Study on the Manilius in Greenwich:
Communication between Homeric Astronomy and Antiquarianism
Singers and Listeners in Restoration England
1 February
Konstantinos Lygouris Alessio Santoro
Secondary Readings: Greek Biblical Freed or limited convertibility?
Poetry and the making of Christian Aristotle on the sameness
Palimpsests of ‘one’ and ‘being’
8 February
GRAD TOUR -Michael Loy and Hanneke Reijnierse-Salisbury
Ben Kybett
Themistius and the Muses: Religion, Art and Rhetoric in Late Antiquity
15 February
Nir Sterm
Polyohemus and Troy in the Story of Aeneas: Aeneid books 1 & 3.
22 February
Hanneke Reijnierse-Salisbury Marc Bonaventura
There’s Something About Death Rationalising Homer in the
Second Sophistic: Dio Chrysostum
and Dares Phrygius
1 March
Thomas Langley Sofia Greaves
Our party’s better than yours anyway: civic Futurism, and the ancient city
feasting and Christian apologetics in late
second century North Africa
8 March
Hannah Brandenburg Melissande Tomcik
‘The Reception of Sophocles’ Antigone Multa quidem prohibent …
in Aristophanes and Demosthenes credere: acrostics, acronyms and
bad weather in Lucan’s Pharsalio
