A date for your diaries:
The BES Autumn Colloquium 2018 will take place on 10 November 2018. Information on the programme and how to register will be available from this page in the early summer of 2018.
The BES Autumn Colloquium 2017 took place in London on 11 November 2017 (Institute of Classical Studies, Senate House, G.22/26). The programme can be viewed below.
The BES Autumn Colloquium 2018 will take place on 10 November 2018. Information on the programme and how to register will be available from this page in the early summer of 2018.
The BES Autumn Colloquium 2017 took place in London on 11 November 2017 (Institute of Classical Studies, Senate House, G.22/26). The programme can be viewed below.
10.00-11.00 Registration and Morning Coffee
11.00-11.45 Dr Vera Hofmann (Vienna): ‘Hadrian and the Naukleros Philokyrios - New Fragments of IEphesos 1488’
11.45-12.30 Dr Theodora Jim (Lancaster): ‘“Private” dedications to Philip Soter and other Hellenistic kings’
12.30-13.15 Dr Franco Luciani (Newcastle/ICS): 'Cursing and being cursed: two examples of defixiones relating to public slaves'
13.15 Lunch Break
14.30 AGM (Members only)
15.00 Prof. Sophie Minon (EPHE, Sorbonne/Paris; Oxford/ CSAD): ‘LGPN-Ling: Linguistic analysis of ancient Greek personal names. An electronic and printed dictionary. A new Bechtel's HPN (1917) in progress’
16.00 Afternoon Tea
16.30 New (and old) texts and readings
Dr Ilaria Bultrighini (UCL): 'New rupestral boundary inscriptions from Attica'
Dr Nick Milner (ICS): 'SEG 34, 1312'
Dr Irina Levinskaya (St. Petersburg): 'The Synagogue of Jews and the Godfearers'
17.30 Short reports
Dr Sofia Piacentin (KCL): 'The British Museum collection of bronze stamps: a study in progress'
Ms Laura Loeser (Freiburg): 'Narratives and epigraphy in museum education - Short report on a Creative Writing-workshop in Mainz'
Dr Benet Salway (UCL): 'An honorific statue base (?) from the territory of Ephesus'
18.15 Finale: Posters and drinks
Dr Franco Luciani (Newcastle/ICS): 'The "Servi Publici: Everybody's Slaves" (SPES) Project'.
Pier Luigi Morbidoni (Edinburgh): 'An inscription celebrating Geta's first consulship? - A new case of damnatio from Aeclanum'
Rory Nutter (Edinburgh): 'Latin's conquest of Italy? An epigraphic comparison'
Clara Maria Ramos Taboada (Santiago de Compostela/Edinburgh): 'tbc'
19.30 Colloquium Dinner (aux frais des participants)
How to get to central London: Info sheet.
Where to stay in central London: Info sheet.
The Colloquium is generously supported by:
The Institute of Classical Studies
The Classical Association
The Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies
Below: Impressions from the 2014 and 2015 Autumn Colloquia!
11.00-11.45 Dr Vera Hofmann (Vienna): ‘Hadrian and the Naukleros Philokyrios - New Fragments of IEphesos 1488’
11.45-12.30 Dr Theodora Jim (Lancaster): ‘“Private” dedications to Philip Soter and other Hellenistic kings’
12.30-13.15 Dr Franco Luciani (Newcastle/ICS): 'Cursing and being cursed: two examples of defixiones relating to public slaves'
13.15 Lunch Break
14.30 AGM (Members only)
15.00 Prof. Sophie Minon (EPHE, Sorbonne/Paris; Oxford/ CSAD): ‘LGPN-Ling: Linguistic analysis of ancient Greek personal names. An electronic and printed dictionary. A new Bechtel's HPN (1917) in progress’
16.00 Afternoon Tea
16.30 New (and old) texts and readings
Dr Ilaria Bultrighini (UCL): 'New rupestral boundary inscriptions from Attica'
Dr Nick Milner (ICS): 'SEG 34, 1312'
Dr Irina Levinskaya (St. Petersburg): 'The Synagogue of Jews and the Godfearers'
17.30 Short reports
Dr Sofia Piacentin (KCL): 'The British Museum collection of bronze stamps: a study in progress'
Ms Laura Loeser (Freiburg): 'Narratives and epigraphy in museum education - Short report on a Creative Writing-workshop in Mainz'
Dr Benet Salway (UCL): 'An honorific statue base (?) from the territory of Ephesus'
18.15 Finale: Posters and drinks
Dr Franco Luciani (Newcastle/ICS): 'The "Servi Publici: Everybody's Slaves" (SPES) Project'.
Pier Luigi Morbidoni (Edinburgh): 'An inscription celebrating Geta's first consulship? - A new case of damnatio from Aeclanum'
Rory Nutter (Edinburgh): 'Latin's conquest of Italy? An epigraphic comparison'
Clara Maria Ramos Taboada (Santiago de Compostela/Edinburgh): 'tbc'
19.30 Colloquium Dinner (aux frais des participants)
How to get to central London: Info sheet.
Where to stay in central London: Info sheet.
The Colloquium is generously supported by:
The Institute of Classical Studies
The Classical Association
The Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies
Below: Impressions from the 2014 and 2015 Autumn Colloquia!
