Race & Identity in the Ancient Greek Novel

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Race and Identity in the Ancient Greek Novel

02:07 • 4min

3

The Ancient Greek Novelists

06:03 • 3min

4

What Is Heliodorus Ethiopica?

09:03 • 3min

5

Book Review: Caraclea

12:04 • 2min

6

Hiliodorus Story

14:29 • 3min

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The Persia of Carrtons Carrot and Heliodorus Athopic

17:19 • 3min

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I'm Barking Out the Wrong Tree

19:54 • 2min

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The Skin Colour of Caraclea

21:49 • 2min

10

The Tale of Caraclea and Theagenes

24:02 • 4min

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Caraclea Becomes Whole by Being Greek and Ethiopian

28:09 • 2min

12

The Greek Roman Empire and Its Relationships to Other Cultures

29:55 • 3min

13

The Persians in Memphis - Book Seven

32:30 • 4min

14

Carrton's Caleroe, Helodorus of Reverses and O Reversing the Plot

36:05 • 3min

15

Is Heliodorus a Feminist Author?

38:38 • 2min

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I'm a Phoenician Man, but I Am a Greek Man, Doesn't He?

40:51 • 2min

17

Are We Going to Make a Film Out of the Ancient World?

42:49 • 4min

18

Your Work on Ethiopian and Eretrean Manuscripts at the Bodlian Library

46:48 • 4min

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Cocuration in Ethiopian and Arotrans Communities

50:53 • 5min

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Classics and Communities, a Project to Promote the Teaching of Latin and Ancient Greek in Schools

55:48 • 4min

21

The Amazing Doctor May Musier on Boxing Day

01:00:10 • 3min