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'Oxyrhynchus papyrus 5292, 2nd cent. AD, from Sophocles' lost Tereus', courtesy of the Egypt Exploration Society

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Latest Research and Outreach Activities

agamemnon a performance history

Agamemnon, a Performance History (Apple Books)

Wednesday 29 July

Early Islamic wall-painting in Qusayr Amra bathhouse, Jordan

Monumental Art of the Christian and Early Islamic East: Cultural Identities and Classical Heritage

Cupid rescues Psyche –Herbert Granville Fell, 1926 [author’s photo from engraving in author’s collection]

Love and the Soul: Apuleius’ tale of Cupid and Psyche in European Culture since 1600

ashmolean museum

Ashmolean tours for school children

Anachronism and Antiquity

Anachronism and Antiquity

Empires of the Faith

Empires of Faith

Classics in Communities

on the Trail of Ancient Music

Recreating the Music of an Ancient Greek Chorus: Euripides' Orestes

EA2000.35 Relief depicting the Buddha’s descent from the Heaven of the Thirty-three gods, 3rd century AD. Image © Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford.

Gandhara Connections

Detail of the reverse of a Roman coin of Faustina I, mid-second century CE: clasped hands symbolizing fides. Courtesty of the National Coin Collection, Munich. Photographer: Nicolai Kästner.

The Invention of Faith: pistis and fides in early churches and the later Roman empire

I.Sicily

Recent Publications

agamemnon a performance history

Agamemnon, a Performance History (Apple Books)

Wednesday 29 July

beauty of living

The Beauty of Living: E.E Cummings in the Great War (W.W. Norton)

Tuesday 21 July

revisiting the codex buranus

Revisiting the Codex Buranus (Boydell Press)

Wednesday 17 June

lucretius and the language of nature

Lucretius and the Language of Nature (OUP 2020)

Thursday 4 June

a companion to the archaeology of early greece and the mediterranean

A Companion to The Archaeology of Early Greece and the Mediterranean (Wiley Blackwell)

Beyond the Polis. Rituals, Rites and Cults in Early and Archaic Greece

Beyond the Polis. Rituals, Rites and Cults in Early and Archaic Greece (12th – 6th centuries BC)

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Temporary Closure

OxLat Update

Monday 3 August

Congratulations to Professor Jonathan Prag who is the Winner of the Building Capacity category in the Vice-Chancellor Innovation Awards

Wednesday 29 July

Pandemic insights from fifth century B.C. Athens

Wednesday 29 July

UNIQ - Classics: Ancient Greece

Tuesday 28 July

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virtual open day

Virtual Open Day

Friday 18 September

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