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WiP Guest Speaker: Prof. Francesca Romana Berno (Sapienza, Rome) "Apocalypses and the Sage. Different Endings of the World in Seneca"
Oculus 1.02

Prof. Francesca Romana Berno (Sapienza University of Rome)

"Apocalypses and the Sage. Different Endings of the World in Seneca"

Prof. Francesca Romana Berno is Associate Professor at the University of Rome La Sapienza. Her research focusses on Latin prose, particularly on Seneca and Cicero.

Chair: Victoria Rimell.

More information | Tags: classics Postgraduate Research Research seminars invited lecture Work In Progress |
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History Department Research Seminar: 鈥楬istory, the Arts and the Museums鈥� Sarah Shalgosky (果冻传媒) & Caro Howell (Foundling Museum)
OC0.01 (Oculus building, University Road, 果冻传媒)

鈥楬istory, the Arts and the Museums鈥�

Sarah Shalgosky (果冻传媒) & Caro Howell (Foundling Museum)

Discussants: Dr Anna Ross & Professor Giorgio Riello

Wednesday 10th October 2018

5.00 – 7.00pm (refreshments from 4.30pm)

OC0.01 (Oculus Building)

Refreshments and informal discussion, all welcome.

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Seminar Event |

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