Hibernian Hellenists
Hibernian Hellenists List of Previous Speakers
| Date |
Author & Title |
|---|---|
|
SPRING |
H. VERSNEL (Leiden University), ‘Coping with the Gods. Implications and Complications of Ancient Greek Theology’. |
|
SPRING 2012 |
D. KENNEDY (Bristol), ' The Political Epistemology of Infinity: some thoughts on the politics of Lucretius' De Rerum Natura.' |
|
SPRING 2011 |
F. MACINTOSH, (Director, Archive of Performances of Greek and Roman Drama, Oxford), ‘From Sculpture to Vase-Painting: Models for Modern performance of Greek Tragedy.' |
|
SPRING 2010 |
A. d'ANGOUR (Jesus College, Oxford), 'The Varieties of Innovation: What's New in Ancient Greece.' |
|
SPRING 2009 |
M. SILK (King's College London), 'The Greek Dramatic Genres: Theoretical Perspectives.’ |
|
SPRING 2008 |
S. OAKLEY (University of Cambridge), 'Renaissance Discoveries of Latin Texts'. R. NAUTA (University of Groningen), 'Statius in the Silvae.' M. LLOYD (University College Dublin), 'The Mutability of Fortune in Euripides.' G. CAMPBELL (NUI Maynooth), 'Lucretius: Myth, Magic, and Prophecy.' |
| SPRING 2007 |
N. TALLIS (British Museum), ‘Aspects of continuity and change in Achaemenid Art.’ |
| SPRING 2006 |
K. DOULAMIS (University College Cork), ‘Writing for the masses: style and literary ambition in the “pre-sophistic” Greek novels.’ |
| AUTUMN 2005 |
D. BRAUND (University of Exeter), 'Slaves and skinners in Herodotus: contexts for Scythian gold.' |
| SPRING 2005 |
A. SOMMERSTEIN (University of Nottingham), 'What is an oath?' |
| AUTUMN 2004 |
E. STAFFORD (University of Leeds), 'Herakles, Asklepios and the problem of the hero-god'. |
| SPRING 2004 |
G. SHIPLEY (University of Leicester), 'Between Macedonia and Rome: landscapes and social change in Hellenistic Greece'. |
| AUTUMN 2003 |
G. L. HUXLEY (Oxford and Dublin), 'Poetry and Politics in Early Sparta'. |
| SPRING 2003 | R. GIBSON (University of Manchester), 'The Politics of excess in Ovid, Ars Amatoria3.' K. McGROARTY (NUI Maynooth), 'The influence of Xenophon's writings on Alexander the Great?' |
| AUTUMN 2002 |
P. ROBERTS (British Museum), 'Blood and Sand: the Roman Arena.' |
| SPRING 2002 |
M. VICKERS (Ashmolean Museum, Oxford), 'Images on Textiles: The Weave of Athenian Art and Society.' |
| AUTUMN 2001 |
PURCELL, ‘Crete: what kind of island?’ |
| SPRNG 2001 |
LARMOUR, 'The Reader in extremis: The Sirens and Labyrinths of Lucian's True History.' |
| AUTUMN 2000 |
WILLIAMS, Eutopia or Outopia? Some thoughts on Greek and More. |
| SPRING 2000 |
TAPLIN, Mapping the Life of Oedipus. |
| AUTUMN 1999 |
GRIFFIN, Sophocles and the democratic polis. |
| SPRING 1999 |
McLAUGHLIN, Epinician transfer: the Danaids in Augustan Rome. |
| AUTUMN 1998 |
MOLES, The Cynic model in relation to New Testament studies. |
| SPRING 1998 |
TARRANT, Shadows of Justice: Unreal Images in Apuleius' Metamorphoses. |
| AUTUMN 1997 |
PULBROOK, The Lyde of Antimachus. |
| SPRING 1997 |
WILLIAMS, Daphne in Botanic Avenue. |
| AUTUMN 1996 |
CRUDDEN, N®pioi anyrvpoi: the human element in the Homeric Hymns. PARKER, Parthenoi in Attic Cult. |
| SPRING 1996 |
WILKINS, Old Comedy and Ancient History. |
| AUTUMN 1995 |
WHITEHEAD, O NEOS DASMOS: 'Tribute' in Classical Athens. |
| SPRING 1995 |
COLEMAN, Martial's Spectacular Panegyric of Domitian. |
| AUTUMN 1994 |
DILLON, A Platonist's Ars Amatoria. |
| SPRING 1994 |
FISHER, Liquor Louts and the law in classical Athens. |
| AUTUMN 1993 |
HUXLEY, Byzantine responses to early Islam. |
| SPRING 1993 |
HALL, Women as Works of Art. |
| AUTUMN 1992 |
McKAY, The Dakleh Oasis and Isocrates. |
| SPRING 1992 |
FINAN, Some Hiberno-Latin Poetry. |
| AUTUMN 1991 |
URBAINCZYK, Outsiders in Church History. |
| SPRING 1991 |
ARNOTT, Walter Headlam's Failure. |
| AUTUMN 1990 |
LONGLEY, Departures: The Odyssey as a source for modern lyric. |
| SPRING 1990 |
HUXLEY, Chazaria and Adjacent Territories in Byzantine Texts. |
| AUTUMN 1989 |
COLLINGE, The Theft of the Delphic Tripod. |
| SPRING 1989 |
MULLETT, Writing in Early Medieval Byzantium. |
| AUTUMN 1988 |
WATSON, Aristotle and Plato's GORGIAS. |
| SPRING 1988 |
MITCHELL, Social Mobility in the Roman Republic. |
| AUTUMN 1987 |
HAAN, Written Encomiums: John Milton's Poetry in its Italian Context. |
| SPRING 1987 |
GAYNOR, Isocrates and the defence of rhetoric. |
| AUTUMN 1986 |
RICHARDSON (N.J), Hapax Legomena in Iliad 22. |
| SPRING 1986 |
BOWIE, `Wasps': Ritual stereotype and comic reversal. |
| AUTUMN 1985 |
CUNNINGHAM, Invective against emperors in early Byzantine texts: continuity or change? |
| SPRING 1985 |
LLOYD, Homer on Poetry. |
| AUTUMN 1984 |
WILSON (CRABBE), "Unaccustomed as I am to secular rhetoric" ... Some literary aspects of Eustratios' Life of Eutychios. |
| SPRING 1984 |
LOMAS, The frontiers of Hellenisation: the Elymians and the Greek polis. |
| AUTUMN 1983 |
PINSENT, The Odyssized Iliad. |
| SPRING 1983 |
SMITH (Martin), Epicureanism in a Stoa: The Philosophical Inscription of Diogenes of Oenoanda. |
| AUTUMN 1982 |
McGING, The propaganda of Mithradates Eupator. |
| SPRING 1982 |
LUCE, The Thera Ship-fresco and the Minoan Thalassocracy. |
| AUTUMN 1981 |
WILLIAMS, Greek Proverbs, Ancient and Demotic. |
| SPRING 1981 |
SCHULTZE, A Polis on the Tiber: Dionysius of Halicarnassus and Rome. |
| AUTUMN 1980 |
DILLON, What happened to Plato's Garden? |
| SPRING 1980 |
ALDEN, Mycenaean Burial Customs. |
| AUTUMN 1979 |
HINDS, Sophocles. Structure and Infrastructure. USSHER, The Greek Mime. |
| SPRING 1979 |
WATSON, Phantasia in Greek Philosophy. |
| AUTUMN 1978 |
FORREST, Theory and Practice in Ancient Historians and Politicians (with special reference to Polybius VI). |
| SPRING 1978 |
WILSON, The Continuity of Hellenism in Roman Sicily. |
| AUTUMN 1977 |
WILLIAMS, Storytelling in Classical Antiquity. |
| SPRING 1977 |
HALL, What the Greeks contributed to Islamic Civilisation. |
| AUTUMN 1976 |
O'NOLAN, Doublets in the Odyssey. |
| SPRING 1976 |
MOLES, The Career and Conversion of Dio Chrysostom. |
| AUTUMN 1975 |
SALMON, Political Hoplites? |
| SPRING 1975 |
MULLETT, Theophylact of Ochrid and Greek Letter-writing. |
| AUTUMN 1974 |
O'DALY, Plato's Protagoras. |
| SPRING 1974 |
CALDER, The Politics of the Late Aeschylus. |
| AUTUMN 1973 |
COLDSTREAM, Hero Cults in the Age of Homer. |
| SPRING 1973 |
MEANY, Palladas the Pessimist. |
| AUTUMN 1972 |
CLEARY, A Characteristic Aristotelian Dialogue: The Eudemos. |
| SPRING 1972 |
MAIER, Recent Discoveries at Old-Paphos. |
| AUTUMN 1971 |
STANFORD, Poetical Truth and Scientific Truth amongst the Greeks. |
| SPRING 1971 |
CADOGAN, Was there a Minoan Landed Gentry? |
| AUTUMN 1970 |
O'NOLAN, Aspects of Homeric Oral Technique. |
| SPRING 1970 |
PHILLIPS, Architecture and Town Planning in Greek Literature. |
| AUTUMN 1969 |
GOODING, The Septuagint and Alexandrian-Jewish Propagandist Historians and Chronographers. |
| SPRING 1969 |
LUCE, The Eruption of Thera. |
| AUTUMN 1968 |
DOVER, The Language of Aristophanes. |
| SPRING 1968 |
HUXLEY, Choerilus of Samos. |
| AUTUMN 1967 |
PARKE, Klaros. |
| SPRING 1967 |
BOARDMAN, Excavations at Tocra. |
| AUTUMN 1966 |
FORREST, The Eusebian Thalassocracy List. |
| SPRING 1966 |
MEIGGS, Public Monuments and Public Policies. |
| AUTUMN 1965 |
JEFFERY, Ancient Traditions on Early Greek Writing. |
| SPRING 1965 |
USSHER, The Ecclesiazusae of Aristophanes. |
| AUTUMN 1964 |
HUXLEY, Ion of Chios. |
| SPRING 1964 |
STANFORD, The Sound of Greek. |
| AUTUMN 1963 |
PARKE, The Oracle of Zeus at Dodona. |
