From Bernardo Ballesteros Petrella <bernardo.ballesteros@classics.ox.ac.uk>:============================= University of Oxford The Early Text Cultures research group at the University of Oxfordinvites contributions to its online seminar series for Trinity Term2021 (April 25th […]
A new collection on the great Emperor Julian (still called ‘the Apostate’ in the title, in a remarkable acceptance of Christian value-judgements) is out from Brill. A look at the […]
This book looks very interesting; not esoteric per se, but an interesting study of Roman beliefs about the dead, the divinity of the dead, their power to act upon the […]
from Lucio Del Corso (Università di Cassino) Dear Colleagues, we are pleased to invite you to the webinar “Astra in Chartis. Astronomical and Astrological Papyri from Graeco-Roman Arsinoites”, organized in the frame […]
Be sure and check this out tomorrow! It features our very own Dylan Burns and a number of other leading lights in our field discussing interesting stuff. Wednesday 13 January, […]
A blessed yuletide to all our colleagues. Here’s to an improved 2021! An interesting-looking book is out from Peeters, which covers a topic many of us have wondered about for […]
This looks very interesting. Apocalyptic Thinking14 & 15 February 2021Centre for the Study of the BibleOriel CollegeUniversity of Oxford Conference Organisers:Hindy Najman – Oriel and Laing Professor of the Interpretation […]
