Professor Maureen Carroll Childhood in the Roman World Department of Archaeology Dressed to Impress: Clothing and Identities in the Roman University of Sheffield Empire Northgate House The Archaeology and Art of Roman Gardens West Street Sheffield S14ET p.m.carroll@sheffield.ac.uk War and Peace: An Augustan Paradox Dr Katherine J. Clarke College How to Rule the World: Thinking about the Roman Empire St Hilda’s Oxford OX4 1DY of Verres: A Story of David and Cicero’s Prosecution katherine.clarke@st-hildas.ox.ac.uk Goliath(s) *Re-reading (adaptable according to Agricola Tacitus’ Mapping out the World of Histories Herodotus’ A Place for Everything and Everything in its Place: East and West in Herodotus’ Histories Nero and Rome: All of a Stage Rome’s To boldly go: Greek Exploration from Wife-Eaters to Counting Cows Mists and Monsters: Ancient Perceptions of the British Isles *Shakespeare and the Classics Mr John Davie Trinity College *Poetry and Politics in Augustan Rome Oxford OX1 3BH *Aeneas and Dido *Reflections of Virgil in Milton Stoicism in Seneca and Shakespeare Horace as a Satirist Heroism in the Ancient World Cicero on Friendship Miss Carlotta Dionisotti *Going to school in the Roman Empire Dept of Classics * Set text talks: any Latin College London * Hadrian and the Christians King’s Strand How should we edit medieval Latin texts? London WC2R 2LS carlotta.dionisotti@kcl.ac.uk *Roman Spain Dr A.T. Fear Dept of Classics & Ancient History *Town Life in the Western Roman Empire University of Manchester *Interesting things to do in the bath: Tiberius and Suetonius Oxford Road *A Day at the Races Manchester M13 9PL Space Invaders: monasticism in Visigothic Spain andrew.fear@man.ac.uk The Christian World of Paulus Orosius Dr Lynn Fotheringham *Cicero, Verrines Department of Classics Humanities Building
Professor Maureen Carroll Department of Archaeology University of Sheffield Northgate House West Street Sheffield S14ET p.m.carroll@sheffield.ac.uk Childhood in the Roman World Dressed to Impress: Clothing and Identities in the Roman Empire The Archaeology and Art of Roman Gardens Dr Katherine J. Clarke St Hilda’s College Oxford OX4 1DY katherine.clarke@st-hildas.ox.ac.uk *Re-reading Tacitus’ Agricola (adaptable according to War and Peace: An Augustan Paradox How to Rule the World: Thinking about the Roman Empire Cicero’s Prosecution of Verres: A Story of David and Goliath(s) Mapping out the World of Herodotus’ Histories A Place for Everything and Everything in its Place: East and West in Herodotus’ Histories Nero and Rome: All of Rome’s a Stage To boldly go: Greek Exploration from Wife-Eaters to Counting Cows Mists and Monsters: Ancient Perceptions of the British Isles Mr John Davie Trinity College Oxford OX1 3BH *Shakespeare and the Classics *Poetry and Politics in Augustan Rome *Aeneas and Dido *Reflections of Virgil in Milton Stoicism in Seneca and Shakespeare Horace as a Satirist Heroism in the Ancient World Cicero on Friendship Miss Carlotta Dionisotti Dept of Classics King’s College London Strand London WC2R 2LS carlotta.dionisotti@kcl.ac.uk *Going to school in the Roman Empire * Set text talks: any Latin * Hadrian and the Christians How should we edit medieval Latin texts? Dr A.T. Fear Dept of Classics & Ancient History University of Manchester Oxford Road Manchester M13 9PL andrew.fear@man.ac.uk *Roman Spain *Town Life in the Western Roman Empire *Interesting things to do in the bath: Tiberius and Suetonius *A Day at the Races Space Invaders: monasticism in Visigothic Spain The Christian World of Paulus Orosius Dr Lynn Fotheringham Department of Classics Humanities Building *Cicero, Verrines