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April 2020
The Western Mediterranean in the Fifth Century
Call for papers (by 30 October 2019) for the international conference 'La Méditerranée occidentale au Ve siècle', 22-24 April 2020, at the University of Aix-Marseille.
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Companion to Sidonius Book Launch
The Radboud Research Group ‘The Ancient World’ at Nijmegen and the School of History, Classics, and Archaeology of Edinburgh University are happy to invite you to attend the conference day Sidonius Apollinaris Beyond the Companion: From Archaeology to Popular Culture to mark the publication of The Edinburgh Companion to Sidonius Apollinaris, edited by Gavin Kelly and Joop van Waarden and published by Edinburgh University Press. Date: Thursday, 14 May 2020 Venue: Radboud Campus Nijmegen Arrivals: 10:00‒10:30h. The programme runs from…
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13th Celtic Conference in Classics
Conference panels include, among others: Translation and the limits of Greek-Latin bilingualism in Late Antiquity (ca. 300-600 CE), organised by Alison John and Alan Ross Poeticis magis decora? Latin Prose and the Limits of Intertextuality, organised by Scott J. DiGiulio and Dominic Machado
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Latin vulgaire – latin tardif XIV
The 14th International Colloquium on Late and Vulgar Latin (Latin vulgaire – latin tardif XIV) will be held at the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy of Ghent University (Belgium) from Monday, August 31st to Friday, September 4th, 2020. It will be organized by the Latin section and the research group DiaLing at the Department of Linguistics. The colloquia Latin vulgaire – latin tardif have been organised regularly since 1985. After Pécs (1985), Bologna (1988), Innsbruck (1991), Caen (1994), Heidelberg (1997),…
Find out more »March 2021
Shifting Frontiers XIV: Scale and the Study of Late Antiquity
For the Fourteenth Meeting of the Society for Late Antiquity, we invite papers that investigate scale, which can be defined as a graduated range of values or measurements, whether, for example, of time, space, social organization, cosmology, or agency. Participants are encouraged to explore scale either as a methodological framework used by modern historians to interpret the past and/or as a type of late Roman analytic category, developed and employed by late ancient persons for their own heuristic purposes. Questions…
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