Yesterday's honours workshop on medieval and renaissance manuscripts of works by Classical authors (with a focus on Valerius Maximus) in the Grey Collection at the National Library of South Africa.
⚫ mAnJE ! MaNJe (an epic)
🎟️ Book here: https://t.co/fdINHhaksD
Magnet Theatre’s mAnJE! MaNJe (an epic) is a striking and imaginative production that draws on the story of Daedalus to reflect on the human condition in the age of the machine, big data and climate catastrophe.
Classics event next month: Alan Ross (Ohio State) will give a talk titled ‘In Praise of Constantius: Greek Rhetoric and Roman Power in Fourth-Century Constantinople’.
Date: Tuesday 11th November
Time: 17h00
Venue: P.D. Hahn Building, LT 1
All welcome!
Next week: Kristian Kanstrup Christensen (Stellenbosch) will give a talk titled ‘The Later Roman Empire: Rulers and Rhetoricians’.
Date: Wednesday 15th October 2025
Time: 17h00
Venue: Beattie 106
The talk will be followed by a drinks reception.
ALL WELCOME!
Next week: Kristian Kanstrup Christensen (Stellenbosch) will give a talk titled ‘The Later Roman Empire: Rulers and Rhetoricians’.
Date: Wednesday 15th October 2025
Time: 17h00
Venue: Beattie 106
The talk will be followed by a drinks reception.
ALL WELCOME!
Next week: Clive Chandler (Cape Town) Is Self-Esteem a ‘Thing’ for the Epicurean Philosophers?
Date: Wednesday 8th October
Time: 17h00 Venue: Beattie 115
The talk will be followed by a drinks reception upstairs.
Next week: Clive Chandler (Cape Town) Is Self-Esteem a ‘Thing’ for the Epicurean Philosophers?
Date: Wednesday 8th October
Time: 17h00 Venue: Beattie 115
The talk will be followed by a drinks reception upstairs.
Classics talk later this month: Helen Lenahan (KwaZulu-Natal) will give a talk titled ‘The Cyborg of the Muses: Towards a Posthumanist Reading of Hellenistic Poetry’.
Date/time: Tuesday 23rd September @ 17h00
Venue: Beattie 114
Classics talk later this month: Helen Lenahan (KwaZulu-Natal) will give a talk titled ‘The Cyborg of the Muses: Towards a Posthumanist Reading of Hellenistic Poetry’.
Date/time: Tuesday 23rd September @ 17h00
Venue: Beattie 114
Classics seminar next month:
Professor Roman Roth (Cape Town) Cicero: The Statesman and the Municipia
Date/time: Thursday 4th September @ 17h00
Venue: Beattie 114
The talk will be followed by a drinks reception in the Lady Welensky Memorial Staff Common Room.
FROM THE ARCHIVE: In 1949, the first inaugural lecture at UCT was given. H.C. Baldry, Professor of Classics, delivered a lecture on “The Classics in the Modern World”.
Truly honoured to deliver Awards to graduates of Classics, School of Languages & Literatures, University of Cape Town! A wonderful beacon of Hellenistic studies, under the inspired stewardship of Professor Clive Chandler.
Classics seminar next month:
Professor Roman Roth (Cape Town) Cicero: The Statesman and the Municipia
Date/time: Thursday 4th September @ 17h00
Venue: Beattie 114
The talk will be followed by a drinks reception in the Lady Welensky Memorial Staff Common Room.