All London lectures and the AGM will be held in the Institute of Classical Studies, South Block, Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU.
Professor Stephen Harrison: Some Problems in Ovid’s Poetic Career
South Block, Room G22/26
M.V. Taylor Lecture
Professor Kathleen Coleman: A Year in the Roman Empire: The Problem of Hindsight
Dr Josephine Crawley Quinn & Professor Andrew Wilson: Rome, Africa and Capitolia
South Block: Senate Room
Any resolution for the AGM must be notified in writing to the Secretary at least four weeks before 5th June 2010
2.00 AGM & presentation of PGCE dissertation prizes
2.30 Dr Andrew Burnett (Presidential Lecture): Roman Anniversaries
3.00 Professor Mary Beard: 'Perhaps our expectations were wrought up too high': visiting Pompeii in the nineteenth century
4.15 Dr Simon Esmonde Cleary: ‘Western Aristocracies and the Imperial Court’: or why the fourth-century British elite looked the way it did
4.45 Professor Andrew Wallace-Hadrill: Herculaneum Revisited
5.15 Professor Timothy Barnes: The Election of Ambrose as Bishop of Milan