This tag: Women’s history
Women’s position in the Ancient Roman world was important as they played important roles in the home, in business, in religion and even in politics. The Lives and Importance of women in Republican and Imperial Ancient Rome and Roman Britain including the importance of the worship of goddesses. The contrasting roles of women in different… Read more »
This tag: Women’s history
This lecture was given on 22 June 2021 as part of the City Lit/British Museum/University College London Classics Week based around the British Museum exhibition on Nero. The text of the lecture. Neros women A PDF version of the slides that went with the lecture. Nero’s Women Classics Week 2021 Lecture PDF The two musical… Read more »
- Posted on: July 9, 2021
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- Also tagged Agrippina, Ancient History, Ancient Rome, British Museum, City Lit Classics Week: Power - lessons from ancient Rome, European History, Handel, Nero, Nero the man behind the myth, Nero's Women, Opera, Poppaea, Roman Women, Women in Ancient Rome, Women's history
This tag: Women’s history
Although their language has been lost the influence of the Etruscans on the Greeks and Romans was enormous and many objects survive today. The day will conclude with a visit to the British Museum. What is the course about? The Etruscans are one of the more mysterious civilisations of Ancient Europe. The Greeks and Romans… Read more »
- Posted on: October 25, 2020
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- Also tagged Achilles, Ancient Greece, Ancient History, Ancient Rome, Art History, British Museum, Etruscans, European History, Greek Myths, Troy, Women's history