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ReMeDHe (pronounced “Remedy”) is a working group for Religion, Medicine, Disability, Health & Healing in Late Antiquity. @ScriptaPuella & @TarasDactyls tweeting

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Hello, Twitter! ReMeDHe is a friendly international working group for anyone interested in religion, medicine, disability & health in Late Antiquity (broadly interpreted - Ancientists & Medievalists welcome). Check out our website for resources and information about joining!

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https://t.co/TcxbCVAvCa

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Too Complex to Explain?

Poisons, Antidotes,
and Emergent Properties
in the Early Modern Period
Andreas Blank
23 January 2024 – 5 PM (CET)

https://t.co/tMBuBHbY9S

[Dr. Alexandra F. Morris @DisabledArchaeo]

Super excited to see the Disability Terminology Guide, co-authored with @debscavator is now a suggested resource at @TheBodelian's Disability History Guide: https://t.co/rMoaxjkOaX

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We have created an account on The Other Platform as the exodus continues, but will be maintaining our communication presence on this platform as well for the time being. Link, as they say, in bio.

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To be held in Oslo in late August and early September organized by European Association for the History of Medicine and Health (EHMH) and which is entitled: Crisis in Health and Medicine.

Below is the link to the event
https://t.co/ZPRkYLlLxM

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Not for the faint-hearted, but... Ahnfelt, N., Fors, H., & Wendin, K. (2022). Making and taking theriac: An experimental and sensory approach to the history of medicine. BJHS Themes, 7, 39-62. doi:10.1017/bjt.2022.6

Free article download here: https://t.co/JFZEmrHRFM

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Friday, 10 November - Dimitrios Yatromanolakis (Johns Hopkins University)
archaic poetry
reception studies
Friday, 8 December - Pauline LeVen (Yale University)
music in classical mythology
intersection of musicology and classics

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From Marissa Swan:
As co-organizer for the Department of Classics' colloquium talk series at Columbia University, I would just like to advertise our Fall 2023 lineup in case there may be something of interest. +

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A Zoom link will be sent out the day before each talk upon request.
Schedule:
Friday, 15 Sept - Malina Buturović (Yale University)
ancient medicine
history of genealogies
Friday, 20 Oct - Patricia Kim (New York University)
Hellenistic queenship
visual and material culture +

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Behind the scenes of the ReMeDHe sourcebook! https://t.co/lw0Tys1lwd

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@BretDevereaux @debscavator @AsheeshKSi For a minute, I thought this post was about the Prime Directive of the United Federation of Planets

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https://t.co/qmYW1JShn7

[Dr. Kristi Upson-Saia @KUpsonSaia]

Look what just arrived in my mailbox--certainly of interest to @RemedheG folks!
Congrats to Susan, Chris, and Jonathan!

[Dr. Kristi Upson-Saia @KUpsonSaia]

We're looking for a part-time grants administrator to support our very cool Humanities grant - please help us spread the word!
https://t.co/C3oodCQqgR

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have a drink or a coffee and meet up with old friends and new faces!
The cafe is a five minute walk from Piazza Duomo where the plenary lecture will take place, so if you want to do both, you can.
I look forward to seeing you there!

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Dear friends,
I'd like to invite any ReMeDHe members or friends attending the European Association for Biblical Studies (EABS), in Siracusa, to join us at Biblios Cafe (link below) at 6:30pm on Tuesday, July 11, for an informal gathering. Come after the day's sessions, +

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🌍 SAVE THE DATES #FREE #virtualconference ‘Opening the Ancient World’ 2023!

🗓 July 23 & 24

✨Theme: “Discovery, Science & Tech in the Ancient World - Traditions & Innovations”

➡️ Find the full schedule & #RSVP: https://t.co/aIg5vzGrzH

#OAWconference #ClassicsTwitter #Access