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Classics Research Colloquium: Caesar, Mithridates of Pergamum and the Relief of Alexandria in 47 BC
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CLASSICS RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM

DATE: Tuesday, 1 December 2015
 
TIME: 10:30 – 12:00
 
VENUE: Committee Room, Classics Department, Room GO 12A, Ground Floor, MTB, Howard College Campus
 
SPEAKER: Professor Richard Evans (Unisa, Pretoria)
 
TOPIC: Julius Caesar, Mithridates of Pergamum and the Relief of Alexandria in 47 BC
 
ABSTRACT: Little note has been taken of this episode in the career of Caesar except for the well-publicized relationship with Cleopatra. However the backdrop to their love affair is a siege which, although relegated into the background, was arguably more important than amorous intrigues. Moreover this siege and its conclusion occurred over a period of six month during which time the outside world heard little from the man who was the ruler of the world. In this discussion chronology, climate and distance are analysed for the effect all three have on our understanding of this episode and indeed on the relationship between Caesar and the last Ptolemaic ruler of Egypt.
 
ALL STAFF AND GRADUATE STUDENTS ARE WELCOME!
 
For further information please contact:
Dr Elke Steinmeyer
Classics Programme
University of KwaZulu-Natal
4041 Durban
South Africa
Tel: 00273126013060027312601306
Fax: 0027312602698
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Category Research
Posted 26 November 2015
By Elke Steinmeyer
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