Dragos Calma’s project at University College Dublin, looking into the medieval reception of Proclus, continues to bear fruit, here in an online conference on Nicholas of Methone’s reception (and disagreements […]
Here you find a review by Daniel King at BMCR of a new volume: Evangelia Anagnostou-Laoutides, and Ken Parry, eds., Eastern Christianity and Late Antique Philosophy. Texts and studies in Eastern […]
This is a review from BMCR which slipped between the cracks in November, but is surely of interest to followers of this site. Stray, Christopher, C. B. R. Pelling and […]
An online course for Classical Armenian, organised by the Armenian School of Languages and Cultures – ASPIRANTUM from February 9 until April 9, 2021. For details, see here:https://aspirantum.com/courses/classical-armenian-grabar-online-school?fbclid=IwAR0wEZO67j4_nhcYAq43cjLaeJO9cIj45ZRkAHdFOfpTjfloW6BtBadre28
Parmenides Publishing is about to release two more in its series of translations of Plotinus’ Enneads, in their series ‘Introducing the Enneads of Plotinus.’ The series offers state-of-the-art, original translations […]
The end of summer has brought us not one but two new titles dealing with providence, fate, and free will in Roman philosophical and religious literature of the first centuries […]
BMCR has posted a review by Mark Roblee (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) of the recent volume of Eleni Pachoumi and Mark J. Edwards (eds.), Praying and contemplating in late antiquity: […]
