2010 Classical Languages Comps Symposium
Elemental, my dear Empedocles: Earth, Air, Water and Fire in the Classical World
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Jennifer Krantz: Clouds of Fire and Water
Created 13 February 2010; Published 11 March 2010
Clouds of Fire and Water: the use of nubes, nimbus and nebula in Roman Meteorology
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Other Items
- Created 13 February 2010; Published 11 March 2010Heather Stevick: Beyond the Stars
Beyond the Stars: Fire, Immortality and the Structure of Ovid's Metamorphoses.
- Created 13 February 2010; Published 11 March 2010Kathleen Roberts: Cybele Rocks
Cybele Rocks: The Elemental Nature of the Anatolian Mother Goddess
- Created 13 February 2010; Published 11 March 2010Megan McMahon: Autochthony in Imperial Rome
Autochthony in Imperial Rome: Earth, Birth and Empire
- Created 13 February 2010; Published 11 March 2010Jennifer Krantz: Clouds of Fire and Water
Clouds of Fire and Water: the use of nubes, nimbus and nebula in Roman Meteorology
- Created 13 February 2010; Published 11 March 2010Ryan Farkas: Unearthing the Elements of Heracles' Madness
Unearthing the Elements of Heracles' Madness
- Created 13 February 2010; Published 11 March 2010Anneli Doering: Wild Women
Wild Women: Gendered Conceptions of Women and their Bodies in Fifth-Century Athens
- Created 13 February 2010; Published 11 March 2010Erica Chesley: Curiouser and Curiouser
Curiouser and Curiouser: A study of human interactions with the natural world through Aristotle's theory of elements
