The Seminar from the Gray Lecture Series 2015. Malcolm Schofield discusses "Plato's Puppet

Infancy, Childhood and Play in Ancient Greek Philosophy (Seminar)

The second of the 2015 Gray Lectures, given by Professor Malcolm Schofield on Thursday 21 May 2015. Introduction and concluding remarks by James Clackson.

Infancy, childhood and play in ancient Greek philosophy

The first of the 2015 Gray Lectures, given by Professor Malcolm Schofield on Tuesday 19 May 2015. Introduction by James Clackson; concluding remarks by David Sedley.

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

Migration and language: ancient perspectives

Paul Cartledge

Malcolm Schofield

Max Kramer

An interview about the study of Classics today from a perspective of two lifetimes in Classical studies. A shortened version is printed in the 2015 Faculty Newsletter.

Prof. Paul Cartledge and Prof. Malcolm Schofield in conversation with Max Kramer

David Sedley

Godlikeness - a Valedictory Lecture by David Sedley, Laurence Professor of Ancient Philosophy.

J H Gray Lecture 2014"Rethinking Greek Historical Linguistics"Donald RingeKhan Term Professor of Linguistics,University of Pennsylvania

J H Gray Lecture 2014 "Rethinking Greek Historical Linguistics" Donald Ringe Khan Term Professor of Linguistics, University of Pennsylvania

"Rethinking Greek Historical Linguistics" - J H Gray Lecture 2014

‘FORWARD TO THE PAST!  HELLO TO DEMOCRACY, SPARTA, AND ALL THAT’A VALEDICTORY Lecture by THE AG LEVENTIS PROFESSOR OF GREEK CULTUREProfessor Paul CartledgeOn THURSDAY 20TH FEBRUARY 2014 at 5pmVenue: Mill Lane Lecture Theatre 3, Mill Lane, Cambridge

‘FORWARD TO THE PAST! HELLO TO DEMOCRACY, SPARTA, AND ALL THAT’ A VALEDICTORY Lecture by THE AG LEVENTIS PROFESSOR OF GREEK CULTURE Professor Paul Cartledge On THURSDAY 20TH FEBRUARY 2014 at 5pm Venue: Mill Lane Lecture Theatre 3, Mill Lane, Cambridge

A valedictory lecture by Paul Cartledge, A G Leventis Professor of Greek Culture 

'Forever Young: why Cambridge has a Professorship of Greek Culture'An inaugural lecture by Professor Paul Cartledge to mark the establishment of the A G Leventis Professorship of Greek CultureRecorded Monday 16th February 2009 at Mill Lane Lecture Theatre

'Forever Young: why Cambridge has a Professorship of Greek Culture' An inaugural lecture by Professor Paul Cartledge to mark the establishment of the A G Leventis Professorship of Greek Culture Recorded Monday 16th February 2009 at Mill Lane Lecture Theatre

An inaugural lecture by Paul Cartledge, A G Leventis Professor of Greek Culture

A short introductory movie about studying at the Faculty of Classics.

Classics@Cambridge

Media relating to the Faculty of Classics.

Faculty of Classics

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