Bookshelf
A round-up of published books from our academics:
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A Handbook to the Reception of Classical Mythology
1 June 2017
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The Birth of Hedonism: The Cyrenaic Philosophers and Pleasure as a Way of Life
1 October 2014
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The Roman Paratext: Frame, Texts, Readers
25 February 2014
Events
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Ian Rutherford (University of Reading): 'Pindar on the source of the Nile'
24 October 2017, 3.30 PM
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Esther Eidinow: 'Sensing divinity'
7 November 2017, 3.30 PM
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Andrew Shapland and Lesley Fitton (British Museum): 'Curating an exhibition about Troy: developing a narrative and meeting audience expectations'
21 November 2017, 3.30 PM
About us
We are an outward-looking department that thrives on engaging with the public as well as collaborating with scholars from across the world. Read more about us.
Why study Classics?
Student, Ciaran Grace, and Dr Kurt Lampe discuss the benefits of studying for a Classics degree.
Bristol Classics Hub
The Bristol Classics Hub (South West) promotes the development of classical subjects in state schools. Find out what we can offer.