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Faculty of Classics and Museum of Classical Archaeology : Welcome to the web pages for the Faculty of Classics and Museum of Classical Archaeology. These pages are intended to provide information for visitors, and to serve as a gateway to the Internet for local users. New four-year course in Classics Development Proposals for the Sidgwick Site Search | CU home page | Faculty intranet (local ...

The most significant resource in Greece for scholars of the language, literature, art, history, archaeology, and philosophy of Greece and the Greek world from pre-Hellenic times to the presen.

Department of Classics Alumni AHRB Greek Bible Project BA Handbook 2002-2003 (in progress) Centre for Roman Studies Courses Opportunities for employment, further study, travel, and funding Reading Seminars Staff and Postgraduate Bios Classics and the Queen! From the Ure Museum Collection Department Resources Reading Classics Gateway CD Roms & library Ure Museum IT Skills University Resources ...

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Department of Greek and Latin Postal address: Department of Greek and Latin, University College London, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT Telephone number for general enquiries: 020 7679 7522 About the department Link to UCL Virtual Prospectus Forthcoming events 2002-2003 Keeling Memorial Lecture: Thursday 24th October 2002 - Professor Dorothea Frede, on Pleasure and Pain in Aristotle's Ethics ...

University of Leeds SCHOOL OF CLASSICS Come and visit the School of Classics during one of the University's Open Days this summer! Welcome to the School of Classics at the University of Leeds. Classics was part of the University of Leeds from the start: the Chairs of Latin and Greek date from 1904, the year in which the University of Leeds became an independent body. Indeed, the teaching of ...

Classics welcome The Department of Classics in the University of Glasgow is a friendly, popular, and thriving department with almost 300 undergraduate students and a dozen active postgraduates. Classics has been integral to the history of the university since its very beginnings. The current department aims to build on its fine traditions and combine them with the best of modern practice in ...