Last day for the doctoral candidate to deposit dissertation for May conferral and have his/her name appear in the Convocation Booklet. Candidates who deposit dissertation by April 26 will have his/her name appear in the addendum to the Convocation Booklet. More information can be obtained from GSAS here.
- Classical Studies Graduate Program
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- Classical Dialogues
- Ancient Eudaimonism and Modern Morality
- Ancient Theories of Color
- Calling Philosophers Names
- Classical Greek Oligarchy
- Domesticating Empire
- Human and Animal Bodies in Ancient Greece
- Killing Mummies: On Inka Epistemology and Imperial Power
- Miskawayh on Pleasures and Pains
- Natural Character
- Networks Colonization, and Regional Hybridity
- Office and Rule in Constitutional Change
- Plautus and Popular Comedy
- Scale, Space and Canon in Ancient Literary Culture
- Souvenirs and the Experience of Empire in Ancient Rome
- Stoics and Skeptics on Cataleptic Impressions
- The Ancient Middle Classes
- The Beginnings of Latin Literature
- The Divinization of Caesar and Augustus
- The Early Roman Expansion into Italy
- The Journey of Christianity to India in Late Antiquity
- Tombs and Burial Customs in Third-Century CE Rome
- Two Classic Problems in the Stoic Theory of Time
- Two questions about the rule of Law in Plato
- Tyrannicide in Ancient Greece
- Virgilian Geopoetics, or the Emotional Science of Geography
- Void and Space in the Thought of the Presocratics, Plato, and Aristotle
- The Open Sea
- Conferences
- A Roman World? Imperial Power and Provincial Communities
- Aristophanes and Politics
- Conference in Memory of Alan Cameron
- Epistemology After Sextus Empiricus
- Refuge and Refugees in the Ancient World
- The Creation of Roman History and Epigraphy: Theodor Mommsen from 1817 to 2017
- The Many Worlds of the Odyssey
- Workshops
- CLST Placement Workshop
- Classical Studies Dissertation Workshop
- Hellenistic Literatures in Context
- Margarete Bieber Reading Group
- Munich New York City Workshop in Ethics
- Pirro Ligorio's Worlds: Antiquarianism, Classical Erudition, and the Visual Arts in the Late Renaissance
- Technology and Skills Workshop II: Researching Ancient Places
- Technology and Skills
- Ways of Seeing, Ways of Reading II: The Anthropology and Aesthetics of Arms and Armor
- Workshop in Ancient & Contemporary Philosophy
- Global Classes
- Research Seminar
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