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1995 03 23
Published by e-mail by the Classical Association of Canada/
Publie par courrier electronique par la
societe canadienne des etudes anciennes
President: J.C. Yardley, University of/Universite d'Ottawa
JCYARD@ACADVM1.UOTTAWA.CA
Secretary/Secretaire: M. Silverthorne, McGill University
SILVERTH@SOCIOLOGY.LAN.MCGILL.CA
Treasurer/Tresorier: J.I. McDougall, University of Winnipeg
IAIN.MCDOUGALL@UWINNIPEG.CA
Edited by/redige par
K.H. Kinzl, Trent University
KKINZL@TRENTU.CA
ISSN 1198-9149
ANNUAL MEETING,
CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION OF CANADA/SOCIETE CANADIENNE DES ETUDES CLASSIQUES,
1995 05 27-29, UNIVERSITE DU QUEBEC A MONTREAL, MONTREAL, QUEBEC
[Note: location of papers to be announced in printed programme]
SAMEDI LE 27 MAI 1995
SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1995
8.00 Petit dejeuner du Reseau des femmes / Women's Network Breakfast
9.00-10.30
I A
LE MULTICULTURALISME : UN HERITAGE DU MONDE HELLENISTIQUE I
MULTICULTURALISM : A HELLENISTIC LEGACY I
President / Chair : Ingrid A. Holmberg (University of Victoria)
1. Ana Victoria Soady (Brock University) : "Bachofen and
Multiculturalism : Mutterrecht Meets the Angel of the Hearth".
(20 min.)
2. Noel Robertson (Brock University ) : "Life in the Old Country : an
Alexandrian Poet Looks at Dorian Festivals". (20 min.)
3. Kathleen Donahue Sherwood (Graduate of Concordia University) :
"Multiculturalism in Microcosm : The Evidence of the Terracotta
Figurines from the Hellenistic Sanctuary of Demeter Thesmophoros at
Mytilene". (20 min.)
I B
ARCHEOLOGIE CELTIQUE ET D'AFRIQUE ROMAINE I
CELTIC AND ROMAN NORTH AFRICAN ARCHAEOLOGY I
President / Chair : Pierre Senay (Universite du Quebec a Trois-Rivieres)
1. Leonard A. Curchin (University of Waterloo) : "The Cult of the Head
in Central Spain." (15 min.)
2. Eric Haldenby (University of Waterloo) : "The Odeon at Carthage :
Issues in Design and Construction". (30 min.)
I C
HISTORIOGRAPHIE GRECQUE
GREEK HISTORIOGRAPHY
President / Chair : Catherine Rubincam (University of Toronto, Erindale
College)
1. Gordon Shrimpton (University of Victoria) : "Time and Narrative in
Thucydides". (20 min.)
2. Louis L'Allier (Universite Laval) : "Paradis perses et vision du monde
chez Xenophon". (20 min.)
3. D.F. Buck (University of Prince Edward Island) : "The Limits of Fiction
in Eunapius 'Histories'". (20 min.)
10.30-11.00 Pause-Cafe / Coffee Break
11.00-12.30
II A
LE MULTICULTURALISME : UN HERITAGE DU MONDE HELLENISTIQUE II
MULTICULTURALISM : A HELLENISTIC LEGACY II
President / Chair : Bonnie MacLachlan (University of Western Ontario)
1. F. Nicholson (Queen's University) : "Le theme du gaulois vaincu en
histoire et en art hellenistiques". (20 min.)
2. Clinton Smith (Peel Board of Education) : "Weighing for Acculturation".
(20 min.)
II B
ARCHEOLOGIE CELTIQUE ET D'AFRIQUE ROMAINE II
CELTIC AND ROMAN NORTH AFRICAN ARCHAEOLOGY II
Prsident / Chair : Pierre Senay (Universite du Quebec a Trois-Rivieres)
1. Sonia Hewitt (McMaster University) : "Public Access to Private Baths in
Urban Domestic Architecture of Roman North Africa". (20 min.)
2. Lucinda L. Neuru (University of Waterloo) : "The Roman Villa at Sidi
Ghrib, Tunisia". (20 min.)
II C
HISTOIRE GRECQUE I
GREEK HISTORY I
President / Chair : Anne Foley (Queen's University)
1. Jan Alexander Arvanitakis (University of Toronto) "The Rise of Palatial
Society in Late Bronze Age Greece : A Multivariant Approach".
(20 min.)
2. Anton G. Jansen (Brock University) : "Mycenaean Highways and the Size
of the Mycenaean State". (20 min.)
3. A. Schachter (McGill University) : "Thesmophoria from a Boiotian
Perspective". (20 min.)
12:45 Reunion du Conseil I / Meeting of Council I
Dejeuner / Lunch
2.00-3.30
III A
LE MULTICULTURALISME : UN HERITAGE DU MONDE HELLENISTIQUE III
MULTICULTURALISM : A HELLENISTIC LEGACY III
President / Chair : Catherine Bolton (Concordia University)
1. C.W. Marshall (Concordia University) : "Cultural Appropriation in The
Persian of Plautus". (20 min.)
2. Judith Fletcher (Bryn Mawr College): "The Reader in the Text : Unity and
Polyphony in Catullus 68". (20 min.)
III B
LITTERATURE LATINE : APULEE
LATIN LITERATURE : APULEIUS
President / Chair : Andre Daviault (UniversitÇ Laval)
1. Gerald Sandy (University of British Columbia) : "Apuleius : Philosophus
Sophisticus Latinus". (20 min.)
2. Paul Murgatroyd (McMaster University) : "Three Apuleian Openings".
(20 min.)
III C
HISTOIRE GRECQUE II
GREEK HISTORY II
President / Chair : John Thorp (University of Western Ontario)
1. Spiridon Konstadatos (McGill University) : "La contradiction entre
l'individu et la collectivite a l'origine de l'essor ainsi que du
declin d'Athenes". (15 min.)
2. Bruce Robertson (University of Toronto) : "Eleusinian Hieronymy Before
Menekleides and the Charges Against Alcibiades". (20 min.)
3. George E. Pesely (Austin Peay State University) : "Theramenes and the
Four Hundred". (20 min.)
4. Richard Parker (Brock University) : "Papyrus Rylands 490 : an Anonymous
Philippica ?" (20 min.)
4.00 CONFERENCE SPECIALE / SPECIAL LECTURE
President / Chair : John Yardley (University of Ottawa)
JEAN SIRINELLI (Prof. emerite a la Sorbonne) "Problemes de la Paideia".
5.00 Reception du president / President's reception
DIMANCHE LE 28 MAI 1995
SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1995
8.00 Petit dejeuner des directeurs de departement / Heads' Breakfast
9.00-10.30
IV A
POESIE ROMAINE
ROMAN POETRY I
President / Chair : Paul Murgatroyd (McMaster University)
1. Riemer Faber (University of New Brunswick) : "Lathes, Chisels, and
Polish : the Latin Poet as Wordsmith". (20 min.)
2. Margaret Drummond (University of Alberta) : "A Work in Fragmented Stone:
Catullus' Carmen 64". (20 min.)
IV B
HISTORIOGRAPHIE ROMAINE I
ROMAN HISTORIOGRAPHY I
President / Chair : Etienne Tiffou (Universite de Montreal)
1. Marie-Pierre Bussieres (Universite Laval) : "L'annaliste G. Licinius
Macer, specialiste de l'histoire des institutions romaines".
(20 min.)
2. Alban Baudou (Universite Laval) : "Epouse modele de Pison, maitresse
passionnee de Virgile : Amata, texte et iconographie". (20 min.)
3 Thomas E. Goud (University of New Brunswick) : "The Laws of History in
Cicero's De oratore II". (20 min.)
IV C
PHILOSOPHIE GRECQUE I
GREEK PHILOSOPHY I
President / Chair : Michael Silverthorne (McGill University)
1. Mark Joyal (University of Newfoundland) : "The Divine Sign Did Not
Oppose Me : a problem in Plato's Apology?" (20 min.)
2. Martin F. Reidy (Concordia University) : "Gorgias' Reform of Eleatic
Education and the Sense of Noein". (20 min.)
3. Bonnie MacLachlan and John Thorp (University of Western Ontario) :
"Plato and the Mysteries". (20 min.)
10.30-11.00 Pause-Cafe / Coffee Break
11.00-12.30
V A
POESIE ROMAINE II
ROMAN POETRY II
President / Chair : John Yardley (University of Ottawa)
1. Kevin McCabe (Brock University) : "Ovid the Best Seller : An Examination
of His Popularity and Influence". (20 min.)
2. Catherine Bolton (Concordia University) : "Elegy Upside Down : The
Inversion of Elegiac and Epic Elements in Heroides 3". (20 min.)
V B
HISTORIOGRAPHIE ROMAINE II
ROMAN HISTORIOGRAPHY II
President / Chair : Ella Hermon (Universite Laval)
1. Michael Klaassen (University of Pennsylvania) : "The Paper Trail :
Hand-Written Consular Lists from the Republic to Late Antiquity".
(20 min.)
2. Catherine Rubincam (University of Toronto, Erindale College) : "Gibbon's
Use of Numbers and Numeral qualification". (25 min.)
V C
POESIE GRECQUE I
GREEK POETRY I
President / Chair : Eric Csapo (University of Toronto)
1. Patricia Fagan (University of Toronto) : "Nostos and Tradition :
Odysseus and the Sirens". (20 min.)
2. Annette Teffeteller (Concordia University) : "Enjambement Again".
(20 min.)
3. Eleanor Irwin (University of Toronto, Scarborough College) : "What are
Flowers for? a Study of Flowers in the Landscape of Greek Epic".
(20 min.)
12:45 Reunion du Bureau de Direction de Phoenix / Phoenix Editorial Board
Meeting
Dejeuner / Lunch
2.00-3.30
VI A
ART GREC ET ARCHEOLOGIE I
GREEK ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY I
President / Chair : C.W.J. Eliot (University of Prince Edward Island)
1. Alison Barclay (University of Toronto) : "The Decorated Metal Plaques
from Rhodes". (20 min.)
2. Kathryn Simonsen (University of Toronto) : "The Self-Sailing Skyphos :
Dealing with Evidence for Greek Contacts with the Levant C.800-700
B.C.". (20 min.)
3. Jane A. Francis (Memorial University of Newfoundland) : "Archaistic
Herms and Definitions of Style". (20 min.)
4. Joan E. and Frederick E. Winter (University of Toronto) "Representations
of Architecture on Vases". (25 min.)
VI B
HISTOIRE ROMAINE I
ROMAN HISTORY I
President / Chair : Anthony A. Barrett (University of British Columbia)
1. J. C. Edmondson (York University) : "The Cultural Politics of Public
Spectacle in Rome and the Greek East, 167-166 B.C.". (20 min.)
2. A.H. Mamoojee (Lakehead University) : "The Meaning of Cicero, in Toga
Candida Fragment 8". (20 min.)
3. R. Drew Griffith (Queen's University) : "La tragedie d'Oedipe par
Jules Cesar". (15 min.)
4. C.J. Simpson (Wilfrid Laurier University) : "The Curia Julia and the Ara
Victoriae in August 29 B.C.". (20 min.)
VI C
POESIE GRECQUE II
GREEK POETRY II
President / Chair : Victor Matthews (University of Guelph)
1. Roberto Nickel (University of Toronto) : "The time of Demeter : Wrath
and Withdrawal in the Homeric Hymn to Demeter". (20 min.)
2. Kelly Mac Farlane (University of Alberta) : "An Apologia for Alexidamus:
Bacchylides' 11". (20 min.)
3. Ingrid E. Holmberg (University of Victoria) : "The Metis of Medea in
Apollonius Rhodius' Argonautica". (15 min.)
4. Robert Schmiel (University of Calgary) : "The Battle at the Hydaspes :
Nonnos' Compositional Technique (Dionysiaca 22.1-24.143)". (20 min.)
3.30-4.00 Pause-Cafe / Coffee Break
4.00-5.30
VII A
ART GREC ET ARCHEOLOGIE II
GREEK ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY II
President / Chair : Noel Robertson (Brock University)
1. Hector Williams (University of British Columbia) and Peter Rahn
(Champlain Regional College) : "Excavations at Stymphalos - 1994".
(20 min.)
2. Annabel Robinson (University of Regina) : "Mythology in Art : Some
Neglected Work of Jane Harrison". (20 min.)
3. C.W.J. Eliot (University of Prince Edward Island) : "Venus Enslaved".
(20 min.)
VII B
HISTOIRE ROMAINE II
ROMAN HISTORY II
President / Chair : Geraldine Thomas (Saint Mary's University)
1. Mark Temelini (McGill University) : "The Julio-Claudians and Mark
Antony : Attitudes toward the Memory of an Ancestor". (20 min.)
2. Anthony A. Barrett (University of British Columbia) : "The Political
Methods of Agrippina the Younger". (20 min.)
VII C
TRAGEDIE GRECQUE I
GREEK TRAGEDY I
President / Chair : Robert Schmiel (University of Calgary)
1. Laurel Bowman (University of Victoria) : "Magic Words : The Curse of
Oedipus in the Oedipus at Colonus". (20 min.)
2. Aara L. Suksi (University of Toronto) : "The Nightingales of Sophocles".
(20 min.)
3. Leona MacLeod (Dalhousie University) : "Politics and Ritual in
Sophocles' Electra". (20 min.)
18.00 Banquet annuel / Annual Banquet
Restaurant Claude Postel
443, rue Saint-Vincent
Tel. : (514) 875-5067
LUNDI LE 29 MAI 1995
MONDAY, MAY 29, 1995
9.00-10.30
VIII
ASSEMBLEE GENERALE ANNUELLE DE LA SCEC
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE CAC
Gratiarum actio : Etienne Tiffou (Universite de Montreal)
10.30-11.00 Pause-Cafe / Coffee Break
11.00-12.30
IX A
POESIE ROMAINE III
ROMAN POETRY III
President / Chair : Konrad Kinzl (Trent University)
1. Dorota Dutsch (McGill University) :"Heus Homo, Tibi Dico. Forms of
Address in the Comedies of Plautus". (15 min.)
2. Adrianne E. Pierce (Graduate of the Johns Hopkins University) : "Racing
the Swift Foot of Time : Sexuality, Nature and Death in Horace".
(20 min.)
3. Michel Garmaise (McMaster University) "Martial 12.93 : A Parody of a
Lovers' Ritual". (20 min.)
IX B
TRAGEDIE GRECQUE II
GREEK TRAGEDY II
President / Chair : Desmond Conacher (University of Toronto)
1. Patricia J. Calkin (Dalhousie University) : "Laments for a Hero :
Lamentation in Sophocles' Ajax". (20 min.)
2. Eric Csapo (University of Toronto) : "Mimesis, Ambiguity and the Spirit
of the New Music in the First and Second Stasima of Euripides'
Electra". (25 min.)
3. J.L. Butrica (Memorial University of Newfoundland) : "Callimachus on
Democrates and Euripides' Andromache". (20 min.)
IX C
HISTOIRE GRECQUE III
GREEK HISTORY III
President / Chair : Annabel Robinson (University of Regina)
1. Virginia Hunter (York University) :"Rethinking the Prison of Athens".
(20 min.)
2. Gwyneth Lewis (Langara College) : "Hellenistic Kings in Love".
(20 min.)
3. Carl G. Johnson (University of British Columbia) : "The Rosetta Decree
and the Egyptianization of Ptolemaic Kingship". (20 min.)
4. H. J. Mason (University of Toronto, New College) : "Pirates from Where?
Longus, Daphnis and Chloe 1.28.1". (15 min.)
12:45 Reunion du Conseil II / Meeting of Council II
Dejeuner / Lunch
2.00-3.30
X A
POESIE ROMAINE IV
ROMAN POETRY IV
President / Chair : Lucien Finette (Universite Laval)
1. Roxanne M. Gentilcore (Smith College) : "Homelessness and Exile in
Vergil's Aeneid". (20 min.)
2. Elisabeth Kennedy Klaassen (Bryn Mawr College) : "Foreigner Made Native,
Native Made Foreigner : Imitation in Book 1 of Silius Italicus'Punica and
Book 9 of Vergil's Aeneid". (20 min.)
3. Ian R. McDonald (University of Toronto, Scarborough College) : "Lucan's
Troy and the Un-Making of the Trojan Legend". (20 min.)
X B
PHILOSOPHIE GRECQUE II
GREEK PHILOSOPHY II
President / Chair : Mark Joyal (Memorial University of Newfoundland)
1. Christopher G. Brown (University of Western Ontario) : "Life after Death
and Holy Heroes : Pindar fr. 133 Maehler". (25 min.)
2. Rainer Friedrich (Dalhousie University) : "Euripides' Bacchae and
Margaret Atwood's the Handmaid's Tale : The Political Dimension of
Dionysianism". (25 min.)
3. Eric Lewis (McGill University) : "On the Authenticity and Placement of
the Fourth Book of Aristotle's Meteorologica". (30 min.)
X C
HISTOIRE ROMAINE III
ROMAN HISTORY III
President / Chair : Iain McDougall (University of Winnipeg)
1. R. W. Burgess (University of Ottawa) : "The Continuatio Antiochiensis
Eusebii : A Newly Discovered Source for the History of the Eastern
Roman Empire, 326- 350". (25 min.)
2. Thomas G. Elliott (Erindale College) : "Athanasius as Forger".
(25 min.)
3. Carol U. Merriam (Brock University) :"The Women of Roman
Medicine". (20 min.)
4. M.F. Nicholson (Queen's University) : "The Romans and the Druids : The
Legacy of Myth and of Reality". (20 min.)
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