Graduate Student Lunch Seminar with PAW Fellow

Sebastian Schmidt-Hofner, University of Tübingen

Program in the Ancient World

PAW Fellow Lecture: The Aesthetics of Being a Citizen: Habitus and Political Imagery in Classical Athens

Sebastian Schmidt-Hofner, University of Tübingen

Program in the Ancient World

PAW Fellow Lunch Talk: Narrative and the Drama of Government: A Narratological Approach to Late Roman Legislation

Sebastian Schmidt-Hofner, University of Tübingen

Program in the Ancient World

Concealing/Revealing: Depictions of the Enslaved in Late Antique Interiors

Elizabeth Dospěl Williams, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Program in the Ancient World

(Im)migrants in the Occupational World in the Roman Empire: Exclusion versus Integration

Jinyu Liu

Program in the Ancient World

PAW Lunch Talk: The Economy of Madness in the Greek and Roman World: Coining the Irrational

George Kazantzidis, University of Patras, Institute for Advanced Study

Program in the Ancient World

Reading Roman Manumission Legislations: the Leges Fufia Caninia et Aetia Sentia in Gaius

Ye Zhou, Graduate Student, Classics

Magie Lecture – Divining Scriptures: Homer, the Gospels, and Divination

Laura Nasrallah '91, Yale University

Program in the Ancient World

Masterpieces in Miniature: An Introduction of Ancient Greek & Roman Engraved Gems

Kenneth Lapatin, Getty Museum (2025-26 PAW Fellow)

Program in the Ancient World

From Archetype to Ecosystem: Funerary Stelai and the Dynamics of Cultural Symbiosis

Myrina Kalaitzi, National Hellenic Research Foundation

Sponsored by the Seeger Center for Hellenic Studies; Cosponsored by the Department of Classics, the Department of Art & Archaeology, and the Program in the Ancient World