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ADORATIO, PERSIANS AND THE DATE OF JUSTIN’S EPITOME by Mads Ortving Lindholmer (University of Southern Denmark) | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core - https://t.co/8CbcgsrPSP
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CA Conference 2027 - the Call for Contributions is open!
9-11 April, University of Notre Dame, London
Proposals welcome from across a wide range of themes - see further details here : https://t.co/UAReX5crhT
Submissions are open until 25 September 2026
🏛️ The new issue of the 'Journal of Classics Teaching' is out. Editor Professor Susan Deacy shares what makes it special in the #Cambridge blog.
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The CA is delighted to be working with @uniofwarwick to host an in-person Classical Civilisation CPD day on 17 June. Offering a range of workshops to support GCSE and A Level teachers as well as networking opportunities. See programme and register here:
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The latest issue of The Journal of Classics Teaching (Vol 27 - Issue 53 - Spring 2026) is now available online and open-access via Cambridge Core:
https://t.co/JV72Lx4FW3
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TIBERIUS AND THE OMINOUS SURMULLET (SUET. TIB. 60) by David Woods (University College Cork) | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core - https://t.co/panWYb3Uwt
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Tomorrow night! There's still time to book your free ticket! https://t.co/YmZkz3PhBz
Join us (for the last time this year) for the usual clever conversation, cakes, books and raffle. 😀
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PARADOXICAL OPINIONS ON MIXTURE IN ALEXANDER OF APHRODISIAS, DE MIXTIONE by Andrea Araf (Roma Tre & Würzburg) and Lorenzo Zemolin (Roma Tre & Tübingen) | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core - https://t.co/Xmvg6J2y8q