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First thoughts on pastoral names
Gail Trimble (Oxford)
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Catullus, Ennius and the end of Rome
Jesse Hill (Edinburgh)
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Homeric narrative patterns in Plato's Republic
Liz Scharffenberger (Columbia)Â
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Vox precantum: female prayer and oratory in the Roman Republic
Lewis Webb (Gothenburg)
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The shadowy Titinius and the elusive Fabula Togata
Dan-el Padilla Peralta (Princeton)
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Hidden in theory: rhetoric and the ethics of concealment
Giulia Maltagliati (Cambridge)
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Forms of the Flesh: Autochthonous Origins in Late Antiquity
Daniel Hanigan (Cambridge)
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Explosive volcanism, Nile failure and political instability in Ptolemaic Egypt (305-30 BCE)
Francis Ludlow (TCD)
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Up the garden path: inscribing Ovid and reading reception in the garden art of Ian Hamilton Finlay
Jo Paul (Open University)
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