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Wed 22 Jan, '25
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Work in Progress - Eris Williams Reed (Warwick / Wellcome Collection)
OC1.03

‘Henry Wellcome and the Archaeological Excavations at Meroë, Sudan’.

Wed 29 Jan, '25
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Work in Progress - Claudio Azzarito (Warwick)
OC1.03

‘Ancient Sources on Medical Semiotics in Early 17th century Padua’.

Wed 5 Feb, '25
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Work in Progress - Emma Greensmith (Oxford)
OC1.03

‘Heretical Epithets in Nonnus’ Paraphrase of St John’.

Wed 19 Feb, '25
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Work in Progress - Jurriaan Gouw (Warwick) & Imogen Clarke (Nottingham)
OC1.03

‘Post-Truth: A Not So 21st Century Problem’.

‘The Poetics of Medical Masculinity, fellatio and os impurum in Martial's Epigrams’.

Wed 26 Feb, '25
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Work in Progress - Pauline Cuzel (Bamberg)
OC1.03

‘Just Small Cogs in the Administrative Machine? New Perspectives on the Two Cemeteries of the Officiales in Carthage (Africa Proconsularis)’.

Wed 26 Feb, '25
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Work in Progress - Lorenzo Calvelli (Ca’ Foscari) & Ludovico M. Bevilacqua (Ca’ Foscari / Warwick)
OC1.03

‘Epigraphic Situations and Epigraphic Devices. Towards a New Definition of the Life Cycle of Inscriptions’.

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