Fall Term 2011

• September 10 (Sat.), Fall meeting of the Classical Association of Virginia, South Meeting Room, Newcomb Hall.
• September 23 (Fri.), Thomas Noble Howe (Southwestern University, Coordinator General, Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation), ‘The Garden of Flora: New Discoveries at the Roman Seaside Villas of Stabiae near Pompeii’, 5 PM, 160 Campbell Hall. (AIA Lecture)
• September 27 (Tues.), John Rich (University of Nottingham), ‘Re-assembling the Past: The Fragments of the Roman Historians’, 5 PM, Gibson Room, Cocke Hall. (Page Barbour Lecture)
• October 3 (Mon.), Ward Briggs (University of South Carolina), ‘Through the Fire: The Civil War and Classical Study’, 5:30 PM, Gibson Room, Cocke Hall. (Friends of Classics Lecture)
• October 6 (Thurs.), Visit from the Center for Hellenic Studies, Washington, D. C.
• October 20 (Thurs.), Silvia Montiglio (Basil L. Gildersleeve Professor of Classics, Johns Hopkins University) ‘The Call of Blood: Greek Origins of a Motif’, 5 PM, Gibson Room, Cocke Hall. (James S. Constantine Lecture)
• October 25 (Tues.), T. J. Cornell (University of Manchester), ‘Cato, the Origines, and the Roman Commonwealth in the Second Century BC’, 5 PM, Gibson Room, Cocke Hall. (Page Barbour Lecture)
• November 3 (Thurs.), Matthew Canepa (University of Minnesota), ‘Theorizing Cross-Cultural Interaction between Rome and Persia in Late Antiquity. City as Stage, Art and Ritual as Statecraft’, 5:30 PM, Campbell 153.
• November 9 (Wed.), Inci Delemen (Istanbul University), ‘The City of Perge’, 6:30 PM, 160 Campbell Hall (Title and date subject to change). (AIA Lecture, co-sponsored with American Friends of Turkey)