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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/waterloo-institute-for-hellenistic-studies/events/
 hellenistic-families-conference-february-26th-27th-2026
SUMMARY:Hellenistic Families Conference (February 26th &amp; 27th\, 2026)
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Hellenistic families\n[https://hellenisticfamilie.wixsite.com/h
 ellenistic-families]\nconstitute an underexplored area of the ancient worl
 d that PhD\nstudents Natasha Parnian and Penelope Carpentier are putting o
 n the\nagenda at Macquarie University\, Sydney. Together with their superv
 isor\nDr. Eva Anagnostou-Laoutides and an international team of students a
 nd\nestablished scholars\, they explore a variety of family lives\, models
 \,\nand relations\, highlighting regional differences and exploring the\nc
 onditions of migration. Unsurprising for the Hellenistic period\, a\nlot o
 f our evidence concentrates on the royal families. The first\nkeynote (Dr.
  Stefan Pfeiffer\, Halle-Wittenberg) will therefore explore\nthe innovativ
 e construction of the Ptolemies (‘Family\, Dynasty\, and\nGenealogy in t
 he Representation of the Ptolemies: A Prospective\nCommunity of Memory\n[h
 ttps://hellenisticfamilie.wixsite.com/hellenistic-families/abstracts]’)\
 ,\nwhereas the second (by Dr. Altay Coskun) will challenge the modern\ntre
 nd of claiming a New Female Agency\n[https://hellenisticfamilie.wixsite.co
 m/hellenistic-families/abstracts]\nfor Seleucid queens. Participation is f
 ree to everyone interested. \n\nThe only condition is that you calculate c
 orrectly your local\nattendance times for Panel 1 (SYDNEY\, AUSTRALIA: Th.
 \, Feb. 26\, 5-9 PM\;\nTORONTO\, CANADA: Th.\, Feb 26th\, 1-5 AM) and/or P
 anel 2 (SYDNEY\,\nAUSTRALIA: Fr.\, Feb. 27\, 9-11:30 AM\; TORONTO\, CANADA
 : Th.\, Feb. 26\,\n5-7:30 PM).\n\nPlease\, register here\n[https://helleni
 sticfamilie.wixsite.com/hellenistic-families/events/hellenistic-families-c
 onference-2026-1].
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/waterloo-institute-for-hellenistic-studies/events/
 homer-appreciation-day
SUMMARY:Homer Appreciation Day
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Homer Appreciation Day will bring together some of the lead
 ing\nscholars of the Homeric Epics\, their world and reception\, as well a
 s\nlovers of this poetry engaging creatively with it.\n\nMore info to foll
 ow early next year.
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/waterloo-institute-for-hellenistic-studies/events/
 female-roles-ancient-foundation-legends
SUMMARY:Female Roles in Ancient Foundation Legends
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Please join us on October 6 for a Workshop at the University of
  \nWaterloo.  DRAGEN Lab\, St Jerome's University. \n\nWhile women tend
 ed to play only marginal roles in ancient military and\npolitical matters\
 , they not rarely figure as important characters in\nhistorical\, legendar
 y or mythical accounts of exploration\, settlement\,\nor early urban devel
 opment. In these they often appear as largely\nartificial and symbolic cha
 racters\, but this should not prevent us\nfrom digging deeper and asking o
 urselves about the effective\nhistorical roles that women played either at
  the time of foundation or\nmuch later when an origin was remembered – o
 r rather construed –\nto explain\, justify\, or change interethnic relat
 ions. Examples\ndiscussed at this workshop will range from the Amazons ove
 r Medeia and\nKirke to Dido and Lavinia\, but they also include the Biblic
 al Sheerah\n(_1 Chronicles_ 7:20-29) and the romanticized Gallic ‘prince
 ss’\nGyptis/Petta\, the daughter of the Segobrigian king Nannos. In cert
 ain\nways\, these ladies shaped the legends of early-modern\nMatoaka/Pocac
 hontas and Malinche\, and never ceased to invite new\ninterpretation and i
 nstrumentalization\, as an example from National\nSocialist Germany will i
 llustrate.\n\nAt this workshop\, we shall collect\, compare\, and analyse 
 diverse\nstories featuring such women and aim for developing a typology. T
 he\nbetter we understand these female roles in the various literary\ntradi
 tions\, the better we may understand these traditions of origin\nand ident
 ity as well as the agency ascribed to or claimed by women in\ndifferent ti
 mes and places of the ancient world. Their roles but also\nthe foundation 
 stories in which they acted were always subject to\nsociopolitical change 
 at the local level and to major ideological\nshifts inducing the redefinit
 ion of ethnic identity and alterity on a\nmuch broader scale. The ultimate
  aim of this workshop\, and of the\ninternational and interdisciplinary co
 llaboration that it forms part\nof\, is to help us better understand the i
 nclusive and exclusive\ndynamics of storytelling and identity construction
  in societies of the\npast and the world we live in.  \n\nFor the full pr
 ogram including paper abstracts\, see\nhttps://www.altaycoskun.com/female-
 roles-2025. Attendance is open to\neveryone and free\, but registration is
  required. Please\, contact ALTAY\nCOSKUN AT UWATERLOO DOT CA for registr
 ation.
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/waterloo-institute-for-hellenistic-studies/events/
 lecture-dr-stylianos-katakis-university-athens
SUMMARY:Lecture by Dr. Stylianos Katakis (University of Athens)
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Waterloo Institute for Hellenistic Studies\, in association
  with\nthe Hellenic Heritage Foundation is pleased to announce a lecture b
 y\nDr. Stylianos Katakis (University of Athens) on Tuesday November 1\nfro
 m 7-8 pm at the Isabel Bader Theatre (University of Toronto).  The\ntitle
  of the lecture is\, \"The City and the Sanctuary of Asklepios at\nEpidaur
 os.  New Research on the beginning and the end of the Ancient\nCult\"  D
 oors open at 6:30 and there is a reception to follow.  All\nare welcome.
   
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/waterloo-institute-for-hellenistic-studies/events/
 arts-allusion-greek-intertextuality-over-time-conference
SUMMARY:Arts of Allusion: Greek Intertextuality Over Time (Conference)
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:\"Arts of Allusion: Greek Intertextuality over Time\"\, a confe
 rence\norganized by Regina Höschele\, Peter Bing\, and Andrew Faulkner\, 
 will\ntake place on September 16-17\, 2022 in Room 220 of the Lillian Mass
 ey\nBuilding. 
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/waterloo-institute-for-hellenistic-studies/events/
 hhf-wihs-hellenic-discoveries-lecture-series
LOCATION:Royal Ontario Museum 100 Queen’s Park Signy and Cléophée Eaton
  Theatre\, Level 1B\, Presidents Choice School Entrance Toronto ON M5S 2C6
  Canada
SUMMARY:HHF-WIHS Hellenic Discoveries Lecture Series
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Join senior Greek scholar Professor Kostas Buraselis as he expl
 ores\nthe ancient and modern relevance of the Battle of Marathon. Through\
 nnew analyses of archaeological and historical evidence\, Professor\nBuras
 elis will discuss the global importance of this moment in Greek\nhistory.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180928
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/waterloo-institute-for-hellenistic-studies/events/
 peripatetics-and-hellenistic-philosophy-2nd-century-bce
SUMMARY:The Peripatetics and Hellenistic Philosophy in the 2nd century BCE:
 \nCritolaus et al
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Peripatetic Critolaus of Phaselis (c. 200-c. 118 BCE) trave
 lled\nfrom Athens to Rome in 155 BCE with the Academic Skeptic Carneades a
 nd\nthe Stoic Diogenes of Babylon.
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/waterloo-institute-for-hellenistic-studies/events/
 comparing-roman-hellenisms
SUMMARY:Comparing Roman Hellenisms
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Hellenism\, defined as the \"adoption or limitation of (element
 s of) the\nancient Greek language\, culture\, philosophy\, etc.\" (OED) is
  central to\nRoman civilization throughout long periods of its history.  
 Yet the\nmatter of what scholars do when they compare different types of R
 oman\nHellenism\, and the practical and conceptual issues that such acts o
 f\ncomparison presuppose and raise\, have never received a focused study\n
 of their own.  These pertain to processes of acculturation at Rome\,\nhow
  the Romans' created meaning and identity\, the ways in which\nvarious art
  forms expressed cultural values\, an
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/waterloo-institute-for-hellenistic-studies/events/
 localism-hellenistic-world
SUMMARY:Localism in the Hellenistic World
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Waterloo Institute for Hellenistic Studies\n[https://uwater
 loo.ca/waterloo-institute-for-hellenistic-studies/] and\nthe Parochial Pol
 is Research Network [http://www.hansbeck.org/local/]\nat McGill University
  will jointly host a conference on “Localism in\nthe Hellenistic World
 ” in April 2018. The Hellenistic period is\ngenerally seen as a time of 
 expanded horizons and shifting frontiers\,\nwith a diffusion of Greek cult
 ure throughout the Mediterranean and the\nNear East unprecedented in any p
 revious era.
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/waterloo-institute-for-hellenistic-studies/events/
 lecture-professor-phil-harland
SUMMARY:Lecture by Professor Phil Harland
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Department of Classical Studies and the Waterloo Institute 
 for\nHellenistic Studies present a lecture by Professor Phil Harland (Yor
 k\nUniveristy)\, \"Climbing the Ethnic Ladder: Ethnic Hierarches in Philo\
 ,\nPaul and Josephus\" on Monday February 6th from 4-5:30 in HH 139. \nPl
 ease see poster\n[/waterloo-institute-for-hellenistic-studies/sites/ca.wat
 erloo-institute-for-hellenistic-studies/files/uploads/files/phil_harland_p
 oster.pdf]\nfor more information.
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