Graduate Work in Progress: Ancient History
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Classics
Lectures, Seminars and Events
Graduate Work in Progress: Ancient HistoryWeek 1: Boris Chrubasik (Christ Church)
Kings, Friends and Usurpers: Considerations on the Construction and Deconstruction of an Empire
Week 2: William Mack (Corpus Christi)
Proxenia: New Approaches to an Honorific Institution
Week 3: Marco Vitale (Classics Faculty, Oxford University) Allegory of Empire? Symbolic Representation of Territorial Power from the Achaemenids to the Romans
Week 4: Ben Raynor (New)
King and City in Late Fourth and Early Third Century BC Macedonia; Some Problems and New Perspectives
Week 5: Thom Russell (St Hilda's)
Who Founded Ancient Byzantium?
Week 6: Simon Day (Balliol)
The Position of Praefectus Classis and the Command of Fleets in the Roman Republic (TBC)
Week 7: Marijn Visscher (Oxford University / Leiden University) Landscape of Languages. A Study of the Epigraphic Use of Provincial Languages in the Roman Empire
Week 8: TBA
Andrew Stiles (Merton)
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