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