Thank you Francesco Ripanti and LOGGIA for this fascinating paper and update on the project activities in Italy and Cyprus.

CAI Presidential Address
Fr Christopher Dillon OSB (Glenstal Abbey)
Cicero in the Cloister: Did Monastic Culture Save the Latin Classics?

UCD Village Auditorium, 19th April 2024, 7 p.m.
Reception to follow. All welcome.

📣 Our final Classics research seminar this term.
Francesco Ripanti (Trinity College Dublin
‘Two of a Kind: Community Archaeology and Wellbeing in Italy and Cyprus’ All welcome!
10 April 2024. B6002 TCD Arts Building (Classics Seminar Room) and by Zoom:
tcd-ie.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Greek Reading Circle
Monday 25.03.2024 @ 18:30 via Zoom
Anonymous, Batrachomyomachia (The Battle of Frogs and Mice), lines 1-62 led by Alastair Daly

Hosted by TCDClassics
Convenor: Liam Bairéad

So delighted to welcome back to Trinity our friend & former colleague Jacopo Tabolli this evening. He gave a riveting lecture on the San Casciano excavations and many of our students who worked on the project attended. A fabulous evening!

Lots of inspiring and thought-provoking talks - including our own Rebecca Usherwood and Amy O’Keeffe from TCD Classics

Very excited to be speaking at ‘Culture and Identity: Individuals and Societies in Conversation’ History, Classics and Religion Graduate Conference ! I’ll be presenting my paper: “A Certain Greek Kinship: Ireland, Ancient Greece and Hibernian Philhellenism”. Panel starting now! TCDClassics Trinity Long Room Hub

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CAI Presidential Address
Fr Christopher Dillon OSB (Glenstal Abbey) title t.b.c.
UCD Village Auditorium, 19th April 2024, 7 p.m.

CAI Latin Summer School
17-28 June 2024, online or in person in Dublin
Contact: [email protected]

📣📣 We are delighted to be hosting a public lecture by our former colleague Dr Jacopo Tabolli. He will be speaking about his current excavations at San Casciano dei Bagni. Join us on March 12th @ 7.30 pm. All welcome - in person event only.