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International Symposium

The Struggle for Identity:


Greeks and Their Past in the First Century BCE









12.14.10.2006
Uniclub Bonn









Organized by
Prof. Dr. Thomas A. Schmitz und Nicolas Wiater, M.A.

Venue:
Seminarraum des Uniclubs Bonn
Konviktstrae 9
53113 Bonn


Further Information and Contact:
http://www.uni-bonn.de/www/Philologie/Aktuelles/Identity.html
nicolas.wiater@uni-bonn.de







Kindly supported by the DFG and the Uniclub Bonn, in cooperation with the CCT.

Programme
Seminarraum at the Uniclub Bonn, Konviktstr. 9

Thursday, 12.10.2006

18:00: Opening Statement and Welcome
(Thomas A. Schmitz)

18:15: Opening Lecture: Prof. Dr. Albrecht Dihle,
Cologne: The Beginnings of Imperial Classicism

Conference Dinner

Friday, 13.10.2006

09:00: Meeting at the Seminarraum

09:15-10:00: Thomas Hidber, Gttingen: Greek Perceptions
of Roman Literature in the 1
st
Century BCE
10:00-10:45: Beate Czapla, Bonn: On the Turn from Greek
to Latin as lingua franca: The Development
of the Greek Normative Grammar and the Criteria
of !""#$%&'() in the First Century BCE

10:45-11:15: Coffee Break

11:15-12:00: Ewen Bowie, Oxford: Men from Mytilene:
Theophanes and Crinagoras
12:00-12:45: Tim Whitmarsh, Exeter: Reading Patronal
Epigram

12:45-14:00: Lunch (optional)

14:00-14:45: Glenn W. Most, Pisa: Empire and System


14:45-15:30: Dennis Pausch, Gieen: "Augustus Chalymdatus.
Greek Identity and the 'Bios Kaisaros' of Nicolaus
of Damascus"

15:30-16:00: Coffee Break

16:00-16:45: Thomas A. Schmitz, Bonn: The Image of Athens
in Diodorus Siculus
16:45-17:30: Matthew Fox, Birmingham: "The Style of the
Past: Rhetoric, Identity and History between
Greece and Rome"
17:30-18:15: Barbara Borg, Exeter: Questioning Greek
Identity, Ancient and Modern

18.30: Dinner (optional)


Saturday, 14.10.2006

09:15-10:00: Nicolas Wiater, Bonn: Writing Roman History
Shaping Greek Identity: The Ideology of
Historiography in Dionysius of Halicarnassus
10:00-10:45: Manuel Baumbach, Zrich: Chariton und seine
Leser das Verhandeln eines Bildungskanons

11:00-11:15: Coffee Break

11:15-12:30: Concluding Discussion

12:30: Lunch (optional)

15:30: Guided Tour to the Archeological Remains of
Roman Bonn (Kathrin Jaschke, Department of
Ancient History, Bonn)

18:30: Dinner (optional)

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