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The nature of romantic love and its function in different societies - in particular the west.

Collection: How the World Works: Letters to Lily

Institution: King's College

Created: Wed 2 Jan 2013

Citizenship, cultural identity and the army. What did it mean to be a soldier stationed in northern Britain? What did it mean to become a Roman citizen?

Collection: Romans in Focus

Institution: Faculty of Education

Created: Thu 15 Jun 2017

This event took place on 1 March 2019 and is part of the VHI 2019 series on 'Catholicity: Crises and Opportunities'. For more details visit: www.vhi.st-edmunds.cam.ac.uk

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Collection: Von Hugel Institute

Institution: Von Hugel Institute

Created: Wed 6 Mar 2019

Why did Augustus fund such extensive building projects and what can this tell us about power and politics under Augustus?

Collection: Romans in Focus

Institution: Faculty of Education

Created: Fri 16 Jun 2017

Opportunities and stigma in Roman society: what can we tell from different types of sources?

Collection: Romans in Focus

Institution: Faculty of Education

Created: Thu 15 Jun 2017

What was life like as a child in the Roman empire? what did ‘childhood’ mean to the Romans?

Collection: Romans in Focus

Institution: Faculty of Education

Created: Fri 16 Jun 2017

Life for the 95%. What was life like for the urban poor in Rome? What sources are available to us?

Collection: Romans in Focus

Institution: Faculty of Education

Created: Thu 15 Jun 2017

Security: a Roman metaphor
Lectures on the idea of security in Roman thought and literature
Professor Michèle Lowrie, University of Chicago
Securitas: emperor and citizen

Collection: Classics@Cambridge

Institution: Faculty of Classics

Created: Wed 16 May 2018

Security: a Roman metaphor
Lectures on the idea of security in Roman thought and literature
Professor Michèle Lowrie, University of Chicago
Cura: anxiety and tending in Vergil...

Collection: Classics@Cambridge

Institution: Faculty of Classics

Created: Wed 16 May 2018

Security: a Roman metaphor
Lectures on the idea of security in Roman thought and literature
Professor Michèle Lowrie, University of Chicago
Salus: hierarchy, reciprocity, and...

Collection: Classics@Cambridge

Institution: Faculty of Classics

Created: Wed 16 May 2018

Collection: Lectures and other materials

Institution: King's College

Created: Mon 14 Jan 2013

A talk given by James Clackson at the Hay Festival on Friday 29 May 2015.

Collection: Classics@Cambridge

Institution: Faculty of Classics

Created: Tue 2 Jun 2015

Get an insider's view of the Fitzwilliam Museum's new-look Greek & Roman gallery with curator Lucilla Burn and classics professor Mary Beard, as they discuss what went on behind...

Collection: The Fitzwilliam Museum Podcasts

Institution: Fitzwilliam Museum

Created: Wed 10 Mar 2010

What did religion mean to the people living in Rome?

Collection: Romans in Focus

Institution: Faculty of Education

Created: Mon 24 Jul 2017

Collection: Romans in Focus

Institution: Faculty of Education

Created: Thu 15 Jun 2017

Collection: Professional Studies

Institution: Institute of Continuing Education

Created: Wed 22 Oct 2008

Collection: Professional Studies

Institution: Institute of Continuing Education

Created: Thu 23 Oct 2008

How did Roman Law affect people’s lives? Was it based on fairness? What can it tell us about Roman society? This highly conceptual video raises its own unique challenges.

Collection: Romans in Focus

Institution: Faculty of Education

Created: Fri 16 Jun 2017

The University of Cambridge hosted the Twelfth International Roman Law Moot Court Competition between 26 and 30 March 2019 at Trinity College, with the Final held at Ely...

Collection: Cambridge Law: Public Lectures from the Faculty of Law MOVED

Institution: Faculty of Law

Created: Mon 1 Apr 2019