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SUMMARY:Paradoxes of Parrhesia
DESCRIPTION:The Greek word parrhesía\, usually translated as “frankness\,” has a long history in Antiquity. Its first known mention is in one of Euripides’ works; he defines parrhesía as a crucial prerogative of the Athenian citizens who are allowed to contribute to debates in the popular assembly. \nDuring Late Antiquity\, the term is still used widely and even becomes a loan word in Syriac and other languages. Obviously\, parrhesía remained an important virtue ascribed to people who were considered to possess the right to be heard in public\, among them philosophers as well as historians and monks. Using entirely different approaches\, modern scholars such as Giuseppe Scarpat or Michel Foucault have convincingly demonstrated the importance and usefulness of this concept. But they paint a more or less linear history of the term\, which will be challenged in book I am writing at the IAS. In my talk\, which is based on this book project\, I will not focus on the parrhesiastés\, as is usually done\, but on the people who are criticized with parrhesía and on the conduct expected from them. Members of Roman and Late Antique elites were supposed to possess enough sophrosýne to bear criticism patiently. Nevertheless\, polite parrhesía seemed to be advisable in many cases\, which\, however\, was often not compatible the fundamental idea that parrhesía should be completely truthful. Based on a small selection of sources\, I will try to explore these tensions in a more detailed manner. \nHartmut Leppin is professor of Ancient History at the Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main and Principal Investigator of the project “Polyphony of Late Antiquity” funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft.  He is editor of the Historische Zeitschrift and the author of Justinian. Das christliche Experiment\, Stuttgart 2011 and Die frühen Christen. Von den Anfängen bis Konstantin\, 2nd ed. München 2019. He research concerns ancient Christianity and the history of political ideas.
URL:https://ancientworld.princeton.edu/event/hartmut-leppin/
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SUMMARY:The Temple of Hera at Olympia and Rome
DESCRIPTION:The Archaic temple of Hera at Olympia\, its cult\, and the objects displayed within it were described at some length by Pausanias in the second century CE (Paus. 5.16–20). Modern scholarly inquiry has focused mainly on the possibility that its stone columns were replacements for wooden ones\, and on the marble statue of Hermes and the infant Dionysos attributed by Pausanias to Praxiteles. This talk concerns the cult and games of Hera at Olympia and the large assemblage of divine statues inside the temple. Though it has long been understood that these statues were collected and put on display in the Hera temple at a late date (the first century BCE or the first half of the first century AC)\, it has not been noticed that this collection has much in common with contemporary collections of Greek statues in Rome\, in particular the statues displayed in the Porticus Octaviae. I will argue here that the cult of Hera at Olympia is also late in date: rather than an age-old tradition\, it can be interpreted as an example of the invention of tradition by a Greek community under Roman rule. \nCatherine Keesling is Professor of Classics at Georgetown University. She is the author of The Votive Statues of the Athenian Acropolis and Early Greek Portraiture: Monuments and Histories\, both published by Cambridge University Press. Her research concerns the epigraphical evidence for Greek sculpture and\, most recently\, the afterlives of Greek statues in the Roman period.
URL:https://ancientworld.princeton.edu/event/catherine-keesling/
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SUMMARY:Rome\, Byzantium\, and the Visigothic Kingdom of Toledo: Imitation\, Reinvention\, or Strategic Adoption?
DESCRIPTION:Please visit the website for the schedule of this two-day workshop: https://csla.princeton.edu/events/workshop-rome-byzantium-and-visigothic-kingdom-toledo-imitation-reinvention-or-strategic \nCosponsored by the Center of Collaborative History\, Program in the Ancient World and Seeger Center for Hellenic Studies: \n 
URL:https://ancientworld.princeton.edu/event/rome-byzantium-and-the-visigothic-kingdom-of-toledo-imitation-reinvention-or-strategic-adoption/
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SUMMARY:Placing Odysseus - understanding the longue durée history of the Polis Cave sanctuary on Ithaca
DESCRIPTION:Faculty and Grad Workshop with Catherine Morgan\, PAW Long Term Fellow
URL:https://ancientworld.princeton.edu/event/placing-odysseus-understanding-the-longue-duree-history-of-the-polis-cave-sanctuary-on-ithaca/
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SUMMARY:Comparing Greek and Near Eastern slavery in the post-Finley era
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URL:https://ancientworld.princeton.edu/event/professor-david-lewis/
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SUMMARY:Rome in the History of Universal Empires
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URL:https://ancientworld.princeton.edu/event/rome-in-the-history-of-universal-empires/
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SUMMARY:“Is there Seleucid history?”
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URL:https://ancientworld.princeton.edu/event/is-there-seleucid-history/
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SUMMARY:“Opening the boxes …New Elephantine Papyri from four millennia”
DESCRIPTION:Professor Dr. Verena Lepper- Director of the ERC-Grant-Project ELEPHANTINE and Curator for Egyptian and Oriental Papyri at the Egyptian Museum Berlin
URL:https://ancientworld.princeton.edu/event/opening-the-boxes-new-elephantine-papyri-from-four-millennia-professor-dr-verena-lepper/
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