Lectures
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As a result of the Covid-19 epidemic, no lectures will be taking place in the Ioannou Centre, Examination Schools or other University venues during Trinity Term 2020. Please see below for further information about this term's teaching arrangements.
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Teaching Arrangements for Trinity Term 2020
Greek and Latin language classes: Your class tutor will contact you will details of the teaching arrangements for this term.
French, German and Italian for Classicists; Reading German for Classical Archaeologists: Classes will continue with a mixture of online guided study and live online sessions. Your tutor will contact you with further details.
Lectures, seminars and non-language classes: Many of these will be replaced by recorded lectures in Panopto (replay) or live online sessions. A schedule will be published here as soon as details have been finalised.
Lecture Schedule for Trinity Term 2020
The table below lists the lectures that will be taking place this term in the form of recorded lectures on Panopto (Replay) or live sessions in Microsoft Teams.
Where lectures are being recorded, tutors will aim to upload their lectures to the Panopto system in accordance with the schedule given below. Students are advised to access the recordings on a weekly basis as they would during a normal term.
Where live sessions are being held, tutors will either contact students directly or publish a link in Canvas to enable students to join the session.
| Ancient History - General Topics | |||
| Historiography: Ancient and Modern | Prof N Luraghi | 4 lectures (weeks 1-4) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Sexuality and Gender in Greece and Rome (Revision) | Dr J Zachhuber, Dr L Lazar | Mondays 10.00-11.00 (weeks 2 and 3) | live sessions in MS Teams |
| Ancient History - Greek History | |||
| Alexander's Early Successors | Dr C de Lisle | 4 lectures (weeks 1-4) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Greek Historiography | Prof R Thomas | 8 lectures (weeks 1-8) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Greek Religion | Dr K Sekita | 8 lectures (weeks 1-8) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Ancient History - Roman History | |||
| Roman History 146-70 BC | Prof N Purcell | 8 lectures (weeks 1-8) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Classical Archaeology | |||
| Art under the Roman Empire III | Dr P Stewart | 8 lectures (weeks 1-4) | lecture capture on Panopto + online roundup sessions (see Canvas for further details) |
| Art under the Roman Empire: Revision | Dr C Potts | 2 lectures (weeks 3 and 4) | lecture capture on Panopto + live Q&A sessions on Fridays at 12:00-13:00 in weeks 3 and 4 |
| Cities and Settlement: Revision | Prof A Wilson | Mondays 14:00-15:00 (weeks 1 and 2) | live sessions in MS Teams |
| Classical Sanctuaries | Dr M Melfi | 6 lectures (weeks 1-3) | lecture capture on Panopto + live Q&A sessions on Fridays at 12:00-13:00 in weeks 1-3 |
| Etruscan Italy I | Dr C Potts | 8 lectures (weeks 1-4) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Etruscan Italy: Revision | Dr C Potts | Fridays 12:00-13:00 (weeks 1 and 2) | live sessions in MS Teams |
| Greek Art and Archaeology: Revision | Dr R Wood | Fridays 14:00-16:00 (weeks 3 and 4) | live sessions in MS Teams |
| Hellenistic Art and Archaeology: Revision | Dr R Wood | Fridays 14:00-16:00 (weeks 1 and 2) | live sessions in MS Teams |
| Imperial Culture and Society, AD 50-150: Revision | Dr C Potts, Dr G Kantor | Tuesdays 15:00-16:00 (weeks 2 and 4) | live sessions in MS Teams |
| Rome, Italy and the Hellenistic East, 300-100 BC: Revision | Dr J Thomas | 2 lectures (weeks 1 and 2) | lecture capture on Panopto + live sessions in MS Teams on Tuesdays at 14:00-15:00 in weeks 1 and 2 |
| Literature: Classics & English Link Papers | |||
| Epic (Classics and English) | Dr M Hosty | 3 lectures (weeks 1-3) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Epic (Classics and English) | Dr M Hosty | Tuesdays 14:00-15:00 (weeks 4-8) | classes (format TBC) |
| Literature: Greek Literature | |||
| Greek Core | Dr E Greensmith | 4 lectures (weeks 1-4) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Greek Tragedy | Dr K Sekita | 6 lectures (weeks 1-6) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Literature: Latin Literature | |||
| Latin Core | Dr B Taylor | 4 lectures (weeks 1-4) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Latin Didactic: Virgil, Georgics | Dr A Buglass | 4 lectures (weeks 3-6) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Ovid, Tristia I | Dr L Pitcher | 6 lectures (weeks 1-6) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Virgil, Eclogues | Dr A Buglass | 2 lectures (weeks 1 and 2) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Literature: Papyrology, Palaeography and Textual Criticism | |||
| Advanced Literary Papyrology | Dr D Colomo | Wednesdays 12:00-13:00 (weeks 1-4) | live sessions in MS Teams |
| Mods and Prelims: AMH Prelims | |||
| Sallust, Jugurtha | Dr A Clark | 4 lectures (weeks 1-4) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Mods and Prelims: Language Papers | |||
| Greek Language: Lysias, Speeches 1 & 3 | Dr G Westwood | 4 lectures (weeks 5-8) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Latin Language: Cicero, Philippics I | Prof G Hutchinson | 4 lectures (weeks 1-4) | lecture capture on Panopto + live Q&A sessions in MS Teams on Wednesdays at 17:00 (weeks 1-4) |
| Mods and Prelims: Texts and Contexts | |||
| Texts and Contexts: Aeschylus, Persae and Herodotus | Prof J Lightfoot | 2 lectures (weeks 1-2) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Texts and Contexts: Aristophanes, Frogs | Dr F Favi | 4 lectures (weeks 1-4) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Texts and Contexts: Euripides, Bacchae | Dr S Scullion | 4 lectures (weeks 1-4) | lecture capture on Panopto |
| Philology | |||
| Advanced Indo-European Phonology Topics | Prof P Probert | Wednesdays 15:15-17:00 (weeks 5-8) | live sessions in MS Teams |
| Indo-European, Greek and Latin: Morphology | Dr A Vatri | Mondays and Thursdays 12:00-13:00 (weeks 1-4) | live Q&A sessions on MS Teams + lecture capture on Panopto |
| Introduction to the History of Greek | Prof P Probert | Tuesdays 09:00-10:00 (weeks 1-8) | live sessions in MS Teams + prerecorded version on Panopto |
| Introduction to the History of Latin | Prof W de Melo | 8 lectures (weeks 1-8) | lecture capture on Panopto + questions by email |
| Linguistic description of Latin I: Topics | Dr V Fendel, Dr M Bianconi | 4 lectures (weeks 1-4) | lecture capture on Panopto + live Q&A sessions on MS Teams on Mondays at 10:15 & 15:45 (weeks 2 and 3) and 09:00 & 18:00 (week 5) |
| Graduate Seminars and Classes | |||
| Comparative Philology Graduate Seminar: Work in Progress | Prof P Probert, Prof W de Melo, Dr A Vatri, Dr R Meyer | Tuesdays 14:15-16:00 (weeks 2-7) | live sessions in MS Teams |
| Research Techniques in Classical Literature | Prof G Hutchinson | Thursdays 16:30-18:00 (weeks 1-3) | live sessions in MS Teams |
| Research Seminars | |||
| Epigraphy Workshop | Dr C Crowther, Dr C Kuhn, Prof A Meadows, Dr J Zachhuber | Mondays 13:00-14:00 (weeks TBC) | live sessions in MS Teams |
| Seminar on Jewish History and Literature in the Graeco-Roman Period | Prof M Goodman | Tuesday 14:15-15:45 (weeks 2-6) | live sessions in MS Teams (please contact Prof Goodman to join the seminar) |
Information about the lecture list in a normal term (not applicable in Trinity Term 2020 - please see above for details).
The Faculty lecture list is available online. Undergraduate lectures and graduate seminars are normally only open to current students of the University. Non-members of the University should contact the relevant lecturer or seminar organiser as well as the manager of the relevant venue in advance for permission to attend. All lectures take place in Weeks 1-8 of term and last for one hour unless otherwise stated.
Please note the following indications in the online lecture list:
* This class is only open to students by prior invitation.
(biennial) This lecture/class is given in alternate academic years and will not be repeated next year.
(lc) This lecture series will be recorded on the Panopto lecture capture system.
Academic staff and students of other universities and members of the public are welcome to attend research seminars and public lectures held in the Ioannou Centre for Classical and Byzantine Studies. Term cards for research seminars are published at Seminars.
Students can give feedback on lectures by using an online form available in WebLearn.
Prospectuses for lectures and graduate seminars
Where lecturers have provided prospectuses for their lecture series or graduate seminars, they are listed below. Prospectuses are not available for all lecture series.
Michaelmas Term 2020
Prospectus entries for next term's lectures will be posted here in due course.
