A drama workshop for children.

David Walsh’s new ‘dream library’ has a challenging name: Phrontisterion, a word coined by the ancient Greek playwright Aristophanes that roughly translates to ‘thinkery’. Finding Walsh’s precious ‘th...

Appel à contributions Si le recours à des figures et des épisodes issus de l’Antiquité dans les discours féministes – ici entendu dans sa signification la plus large, celle de la revendication de l’ég...

Because so little of her work survives intact, Sappho has long been particularly available for reinterpretation. Engaging with this rich field of possibility, panelists reflect on the ways in which th...

Hellenic Society event: Power Politics: Thucydides to Trump. The exercise of power internationally through the ages Tuesday 22 September, 2026, 7pm The Friends Room, Hellenic Centre, 16-18 Paddington ...

We Love Monsters: Reception of Ancient Monsters International Conference, Nafplio (Greece), 26 – 28 May 2027     Ancient monsters are never far away, or as Liz Gloyn finds, in her 2020 monograph Track...

Peer-reviewed journal on ancient history, AI, and educational innovation.

Numero 17 – anno 2026 Gli articoli di DeM sono pubblicati a seguito di un processo di double blind peer review affidato a specialisti esterni (non esclusi i componenti del Comitato Scientifico), incar...

GLOBAL STUDIES IN CLASSICAL RECEPTION - Volume 76 Issue 2

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This online series is sponsored by the EuGeStA Network, in collaboration with the Australasian Women in Ancient World Studies (AWAWS) and The Imagines Project.

Submit your abstract and biography here for Amphorae XX. Please submit by the latest 18th September 2026.

2026 Todd Lecture

In August 1870, Friedrich Nietzsche obtained leave from his position at the University of Basel to volunteer as a medical orderly following the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian War a month earlier. Nie...

An Olive Tree, a Vineyard, and a Ship: (Re)imagining the Greek World Across Time ‘If you take Greece apart, in the end you will see that what remains is an olive tree, a vineyard, and a ship. Which me...

Symposium Cumanum 2027: Censorship and Virgil June 21–25, 2027Villa Vergiliana, Bacoli–CumaOrganizers: Carlos Mariscal de Gante (UNAM) and Erika Valdivieso (Yale)

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International workshop in Rome on 28–29 October 2027, organized by Nicolai Egjar Engesland (University College Cork) and Erlend Østrem Myklebust (University of Oslo). Deadline for abstracts: 30 Septem...

Cattedra Corrado Ricci 2026-2027 – Lezioni Magistrali di Alessandro Barchiesi

2026 Todd Lecture

Symposium Cumanum 2027: Censorship and Virgil June 21–25, 2027Villa Vergiliana, Bacoli–CumaOrganizers: Carlos Mariscal de Gante (UNAM) and Erika Valdivieso (Yale)

Because so little of her work survives intact, Sappho has long been particularly available for reinterpretation. Engaging with this rich field of possibility, panelists reflect on the ways in which th...