Catharine Edwards

The beautiful Baltic:

Stockholm’s archipelago is full of charming, classically inspired summer houses:

In Gamla Stan, Stockholm, Aeneid 5.709-10 ‘wherever fate pulls or hauls us, there let us go’:

So thrilled about Birkbeck's wonderful new Carena Institute!

Very much looking forward to being part of a panel on Female letter writers and addressees in Graeco-Roman antiquity organised by @janjasoldo.bsky.social and @gavinkellylatin.bsky.social at the Celtic Classics Conference in Coimbra next week:

This woman is a biscuit-crafting genius!

A privilege to encounter the wolf and Marcus Aurelius before the Capitoline Museums opened (filming a piece on Roman decadence for ARTE):

This Roman monument in Athens - the Tower of the Winds - resonates well with the theme of our colloquium on Seneca’s Natural Questions (winds feature prominently in Book 5):

This movie - whose title is inspired by Seneca’s Natural Questions - is quite something, though maybe not to the taste of Seneca purists…

Very much looking forward to taking part - with some world-leading Seneca experts - in what I am sure will be a fascinating colloquium on the Natural Questions in Athens this week:
www.sia.gr/en/events.ph...

An amazingly rich deposit which suggests significant Iron Age links between elites in the north of England and continental Europe.

Hellenic Society & Roman Society Online Course

6.00pm - 7.30pm (UK time) + recordings will be available

Professor Tim Cornell: The Origins of Rome

Session 1. Wednesday 2 April.

www.hellenicandromanlibrary.org/Events/Event...

@cambridgeup.bsky.social

Thrilled to have just received the rather lovely hard copy of the new edition of my *The politics of immorality in Ancient Rome* reissued with a generous foreword by Caroline Vout and a new intro by me in the *Cambridge Classical Classics* series.

Very honoured to be named here - and in such distinguished company! Coincidentally *The politics of immorality* has just been reissued with a generous foreword by C.Vout and new intro by me in the *Cambridge Classical Classics* series.

Very excited that my copy of Francesca Martelli's new Cicero book has arrived. A gorgeous cover, too:

It's graduation season @bbkhistorical.bsky.social! Many congratulations to my lovely and v brainy sister-in-law Dr Frances Wedgwood who now also has an MA in Medical Humanities!

What an excellent devil!

Enchanting - but often poignant - Tirzah Garwood exhibition at @dulwichgallery.bsky.social . Such a distinctive view of the world.

This will be a real treat!

A doorway with an unusual triangular arch built from red brick at the foot of a church tower. In the background can be seen the main body of the church.

Is this England's best doorway? Leading into the tower of the Holy Trinity in Colchester, it was built in the 11th century but is constructed from Roman bricks plundered from the ruins of the ancient city of Camulodunum #AdoorableThursday

Marcus Antonius and Cleopatra are bemused: