Women on the Classics: Emily Wilson in conversation with Charlotte Higgins
Women have long been marginalized in the world of Classics, with the study of ancient…
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Waterstone's Gower Street, London
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Virgil Society Meeting: ‘Virgil and William Gager’s Dido (1583)’
Senate House, University of London Malet Street, London'Virgil and William Gager's Dido (1583)', Dr Emma Buckley (University of St Andrews) Room G22/26, Senate…
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Edith Hall, ‘The Age of Tyrants: Sappho via Gounod’s Opera’
Barnard's Inn Hall Holborn, LondonThe heroine of Charles Gounod’s French opera Sapho (1851) sings her last aria O My…
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Festival of Imagined Worlds
East Oxford Community Classics Centre Cheney School, Cheney Lane, Headington, Oxford, United KingdomWe are delighted to announce our Festival of Imagined Worlds on Friday 9th February 2018.…
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‘Strong Woman’ – A Rare Musical Drama on the Martyrdom of a Japanese Noblewoman
Bristol Music Club 76 St Paul's Road, Bristol, United KingdomThis year, for its Donors Celebration, the Institute of Greece, Rome, and the Classical Tradition…
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Erika Fischer-Lichte, ‘Tragedy’s Endurance’
Classics Faculty, University of Oxford 66 St Giles', Oxford, United KingdomAPGRD Public Lecture
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UCL Houseman Lecture: Bernard O’Donoghue (Oxford) on ‘Chosen Ancestors: Seamus Heaney and Virgil’
University College London London, United KingdomSeamus Heaney's translation of Aeneid VI had long been rumoured, so its posthumous appearance in…
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Mistaken Identities: Roman Emperors in Modern Art
Bush House Auditorium 30 Aldwych, London, United KingdomThe 2018 Rumble Lecture, delivered by Mary Beard, will explore some of the ways modern…
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OVID METAMORPHOSES 10: Public Reading with Kithara Accompaniment
Magdalen College Chapel OxfordOn Friday 23rd March, in Magdalen College Chapel, students and faculty will read their translations…
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VIVAM! Ovid is alive 2,000 years after his death: An evening of readings and discussion
Royal Geographical Society London, United KingdomJoin us for a lively discussion about Ovid’s work, his wit, his irony and his…