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Centre for Classical Studies Research Seminar Series 2025
Most seminars will be held in the AD Hope building Conference Room (Rm 1.28) at 3.15pm but please see individual event listings for more details, and in case of any changes.
Semester 2, 2025
30 July 2025
Dr Louise Pryke (University of Sydney) Wet and Wild: Justice and Ecology in Ancient Flood Narratives?
13 August 2025
Dr Dan Zhao (ANU) The Politics of Freeing Slaves: Manumission Laws in Early Imperial Rome and China
28 August 2025
Prof. Alexander Mazarakis Ainian (University of Thessaly) Homer and Archaeology: Is the Quest Worth Pursuing?
(special event hosted by the ANU (Canberra) Friends of the Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens, see attached for more details)
8pm, Apollo Room, Hellenic Club Woden
29 August 2025
Prof. Alexander Mazarakis Ainian (University of Thessaly) What Shapes Our Understanding of the Past? Deconstructing Settlement and Cultic Models in Early Iron Age Attic
17 September 2025
Dr Alexander Free (LMU Munich) The Second Sophistic in the Egyptian Hinterland or How Can Papyri Contribute to Our Understanding of Graeco-Roman Intellectual Culture
24 September 2025
Dr Andrea Navarro Noguera (UNED, Madrid) Hidden Voices and Legacies: The Role of Silence in Ion
8 October 2025
Dr Sarah Corrigan (University of Melbourne) Compilatory Innovation and Its Impact: Commentary on Exodus in the Glossae Floriacenses
22 October 2025
Prof. Steven Green (National University of Singapore) Ovid in Homer: Ovidian Re-imaginings of Troy in the Ilias Latina
In person and online via zoom
7 November 2025 - Workshop
Organised by Dr Meaghan McEvoy (ANU) Women, gender and queenship through the ages
Lectorial Room 1.21, RSSS Building
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Contact
- Dr Simona Martorana
Past Events
Dr Daniel Hanigan (Trinity College, Cambridge)- ‘Counter-Mapping Empire: Dionysius of Byzantium in the Thracian Bosporus’
Dr Daniel Hanigan, Trinity College, Cambridge
The rhetoric of global territorial conquest was central to the propaganda of the early Roman Empire. Augustus and his successors frequently presented…
Jemima McPhee (Australian National University)- ‘Fire, earth and astrologia: writing science under Augustan stars’
Jemima McPhee, Australian National University
What makes Roman science ‘Roman’? How did the Romans investigate natural phenomena? And how did changing institutions influence scientific discourse…
Dr Anthony Hooper (University of Wollongong) - ‘Epic kleos as a Model for Immortality in Plato’s Symposium’
Dr Anthony Hooper, University of Wollongong
Epic kleos as a Model for Immortality in Plato’s Symposium The presentation of immortality in the Symposium persists as one of the most fraught…


