Previous lectures:

Jonathan Barnes (Sorbonne, Paris)
Zeno the Stoic on the nature of the soul
18 March 2010
17:30, Zrinyi utca 14, Room 412, Philosophy Deparment, CEU

Katerina Ierodiakonou (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)
On Galen's Theory of Vision
23 February 2010

16:30, Zrinyi utca 14, Room 412, Philosophy Deparment, CEU

Prof. Stephanos Efthymiadis (Open
University of Cyprus)
The End of Late Antiquity in the History of Theophylaktos Simokates
13 January 2010

Smilja Marjanovic-Dusanic (Belgrade University)
The ruler - the monk - the saint. The concept of sacral kingship in medieval Serbia
2 December 2009

Gábor Ágoston
The Twilight of Islamic Power: Ottoman Military Might in Comparative Perspective
6 November 2009


Panagiotis Agapitos
From Persia to the Provence: Tales of Love in Byzantium and Beyond
1 October 2009

Alexander Metcalfe
Language and Administration in Early Norman Sicily
26 March 2009


Michael Jeffreys
Publishing a Greek source for middle-twelfth-century Hungarian history: Manganeios Prodromos - choices and perspectives
5 March 2009

György Geréby
Syro-Palestine and Georgia - a picturesque travelogue
26 February 2009

Matthew Savage
Church Towers in Byzantium: Byzantine, Ottoman and modern-day perspectives
22 January 2009

James Allen
Why there are ends of both goods and evils in ancient ethical theory
9 December 2008

Gerhard Wolf
The Transfigured Mountain. Sacred Topography and the Icons at Saint Catherine's monastery (4th to 13th century)
9 December 2008

Glenn Most
The Child is Father of the Man: Childhood Experience and Adult Character, Then and Now
8 December 2008

Andreas Rhoby
On the interaction of word and image in Byzantium: The case of inscriptional epigrams
27 November 2008

Bronwen Neil
"The Miracles of Saints Cyrus and John" the Latin transmission of the Greek text
16 October 2008

László Horváth
The New Hyperides in the Archimedes Palimpsest
4 June 2008

Brad Inwood
Tria Genera Bonorum
25 March 2008

Niels GAUL
Iconoclasm, Plato and the performative turn
12 March 2008

Nikos SERGIS
Greek philosophy before the national revolution (1821): mysticism, enlightenment and the transformations of the battle between Platonism and Aristotelism
27 February 2008

Jennifer WHITING: Psychic Contingency in Plato: Rethinking the Tripartite Soul12 February 2008

Alexis LEONAS: Getting the Message: Aspects of Septuagint Reception in Antiquity
7 November 2007

Antonis TSAKMAKIS: Leadership and the invention of political communication in classical
Greece
30 May 2007

Michael GRUENBART: History in Lead: Byzantine Sigillography and its Aims
28 March 2007

Anna SOMFAI: Plato’s Timaeus and the Latin tradition of diagrammatic reasoning
28 February, 2007

Filip GRGIĆ: Sextus Empiricus on the possibility of inquiry
16 January, 2007

Gábor BOLONYAI: The Philostratos-Corvina: Text and Image
7 December 2006

Stephanos EFTHYMIADIS: Studying Byzantine Literature: Prospects and Perspectives
24 November 2006

István PERCZEL: Clandestine Heresy in Byzantium and Justinian's Anti-Jewish Legislation
24 October 2006

Voula TSOUNA: Epicurus on the Fear of Death
10 May 2006

Richard MCKIRAHAN: Zeno's Arguments against Motion
8 May 2006

Chloe BALLA: The Transition from Experience to Art. Plato and Aristotle on Rhetorical Empiricism
28 March 2006

Paolo ODORICO: The magic city. Architectural descriptions of Constantinople
9 March 2006

György GERÉBY: The Protevangelium Jacobi. Theological identity and polemics in the second century
22 February 2006

László TÖRÖK: Hellenistic Nubia
25 January 2006

Pavel GREGORIC: Aristotle on Dividing the Soul
6 December 2005

György KARSAI: Homer, the most tragic and the most comic poet
28 November 2005