University Lecture Series 2013: Jews, Greeks, And Romans in The Ancient World: From Marginalization to Multiculturalism | Department of Classics

Prof. Sarah Stroup (UW Classics)

Wednesday, April 10 2013, 7pm - Thursday, April 11 2013, 12pm

Thursday, April 11 2013, 7pm - Friday, April 12 2013, 12pm

Friday, April 12 2013, 7pm - Saturday, April 13 2013, 12pm

Saturday, April 13 2013, 7pm - Sunday, April 14 2013, 12pm

Sunday, April 14 2013, 7pm - Monday, April 15 2013, 12pm

Monday, April 15 2013, 7pm - Tuesday, April 16 2013, 12pm

Tuesday, April 16 2013, 7pm - Wednesday, April 17 2013, 12pm

Wednesday, April 17 2013, 7pm - Thursday, April 18 2013, 12pm

Thursday, April 18 2013, 7pm - Friday, April 19 2013, 12pm

Friday, April 19 2013, 7pm - Saturday, April 20 2013, 12pm

Saturday, April 20 2013, 7pm - Sunday, April 21 2013, 12pm

Sunday, April 21 2013, 7pm - Monday, April 22 2013, 12pm

Monday, April 22 2013, 7pm - Tuesday, April 23 2013, 12pm

Tuesday, April 23 2013, 7pm - Wednesday, April 24 2013, 12pm

Wednesday, April 24 2013, 7pm - Thursday, April 25 2013, 12pm

Temple Beth Am

2632 NE 80th Street Seattle, WA

This is a series of three lectures to be delivered over three successive Wedndesday evenings (7-9 PM) as follows:

April 10: Why Is the Seder Like a Greek Symposium?

April 17: Why were Caesar and the Rabbi Friends?

April 24: How Did They Greet Alexander?

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