University of Nottingham University Park Campus Nottingham NG7 2RD lynn.fotheringham@nottingham.ac.uk Professor Michael Fulford *Silchester: Iron Age to Roman. The making of the town in Dept of Archaeology the light of continuing excavations University of Reading Whiteknights PO Box 227, Reading Berks RG6 6AB m.g.fulford@reading.ac.uk Topics in the areas of Republican and Augustan Professor Roy K. Gibson Dept of Classics & Ancient History poetry, esp. Latin love elegy, Catullus, Ovid’s University of Manchester also the letters of Pliny the Younger Ars Amatoria, Oxford Road Manchester M13 9PL Dr Steven Green (topics by arrangement or any of the Aeneid *Virgil’s c/o Department of Greek and Latin following): University College London *Augustan propaganda in the Aeneid Gower Street *Rights and Wrongs with Aeneas and Dido London WC1E 6BT *How to read the ending to the Aeneid Roman religion and its dynamics, especially animal sacrifice and augury (with powerpoint) Astrology and the Roman Emperors Dr Miriam Griffin *Tacitus and Nero Somerville College *Augurs and Augury Oxford OX2 6HD *Why did Ancient Historians write? miriam.griffin@some.ox.ac.uk between History and E-mail *Pliny’s Letters: *All of a Stage Rome’s *Symptoms and Sympathy in Latin Letters *Virgil (e.g. Professor Philip Hardie Aeneid) Trinity College *Imperial Latin Epic (Ovid to Silius) Cambridge CB2 1TQ *Renaissance Latin Epic *Ovid (especially Metamorphoses)
University of Nottingham University Park Campus Nottingham NG7 2RD lynn.fotheringham@nottingham.ac.uk Professor Michael Fulford Dept of Archaeology University of Reading Whiteknights PO Box 227, Reading Berks RG6 6AB m.g.fulford@reading.ac.uk *Silchester: Iron Age to Roman. The making of the town in the light of continuing excavations Professor Roy K. Gibson Dept of Classics & Ancient History University of Manchester Oxford Road Manchester M13 9PL Topics in the areas of Republican and Augustan poetry, esp. Latin love elegy, Catullus, Ovid’s Ars Amatoria, also the letters of Pliny the Younger Dr Steven Green c/o Department of Greek and Latin University College London Gower Street London WC1E 6BT *Virgil’s Aeneid (topics by arrangement or any of the following): *Augustan propaganda in the Aeneid *Rights and Wrongs with Aeneas and Dido *How to read the ending to the Aeneid Roman religion and its dynamics, especially animal sacrifice and augury (with powerpoint) Astrology and the Roman Emperors Dr Miriam Griffin Somerville College Oxford OX2 6HD miriam.griffin@some.ox.ac.uk *Tacitus and Nero *Augurs and Augury *Why did Ancient Historians write? *Pliny’s Letters: between History and E-mail *All of Rome’s a Stage *Symptoms and Sympathy in Latin Letters Professor Philip Hardie Trinity College Cambridge CB2 1TQ *Virgil (e.g. Aeneid) *Imperial Latin Epic (Ovid to Silius) *Renaissance Latin Epic *Ovid (especially Metamorphoses)