Examination in 2025 and 2026 - Classics & Ancient History

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Homer: Iliad: Book 16

Euripides: Hippolytus

Homer: Iliad: Book 24

Aristophanes: Frogs

Homer: Iliad: Book 16

HOMER

Orality

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Narrative

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

The Gods

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Heroism (Iliad)

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

War

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Nostos

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Xenia

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Heroism (Odyssey)

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Women

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Disguise and Recognition

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Reception

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER: WOMEN

Why Women Matter

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER: WOMEN

The World of Women in Homer

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER: WOMEN

Helen in the Iliad

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER: WOMEN

Helen in the Odyssey

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER: WOMEN

Penelope

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER: ILIAD

The Homeric Question

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD

Book 9: The Embassy to Achilles

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD

The Homeric Hero

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD

Characterisation

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD

The Gods

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD

Books 23 and 24: The End of the Iliad

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD

The Composition of the Poem

Prof. Barbara Graziosi, Princeton University

HOMER: ILIAD

The Rage of Achilles

Prof. Barbara Graziosi, Princeton University

HOMER: ILIAD

The Scope of the Iliad

Prof. Barbara Graziosi, Princeton University

HOMER: ILIAD

The Life of Hector

Prof. Barbara Graziosi, Princeton University

HOMER: ILIAD

The Death of Hector

Prof. Barbara Graziosi, Princeton University

HOMER: ILIAD: CHARACTERISATION

Character and Characterisation: Achilles and Hector

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD: CHARACTERISATION

'Major' and 'Minor' Characters: Thersites and Phoenix

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD: CHARACTERISATION

The Achaeans: Antilochus, Odysseus, Ajax, and Diomedes

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD: CHARACTERISATION

The Trojans and their Allies: Paris, Priam, Sarpedon and Glaucus

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD: CHARACTERISATION

The Women: Thetis and Helen

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: THE WORLDS OF THE ILIAD AND ODYSSEY

The World of the Iliad

Dr Elton Barker, Open University

HOMER: THE WORLDS OF THE ILIAD AND ODYSSEY

The World of the Odyssey

Dr Elton Barker, Open University

Euripides: Hippolytus

EURIPIDES: HIPPOLYTUS

The Prologue

Dr James Morwood, University of Oxford

EURIPIDES: HIPPOLYTUS

The Nurse's Speech

Dr James Morwood, University of Oxford

EURIPIDES: HIPPOLYTUS

Hippolytus' Rant

Dr James Morwood, University of Oxford

EURIPIDES: HIPPOLYTUS

The Agon

Dr James Morwood, University of Oxford

EURIPIDES: HIPPOLYTUS

The Messenger Speech

Dr James Morwood, University of Oxford

EURIPIDES: HIPPOLYTUS

The End of the Play

Dr James Morwood, University of Oxford

Homer: Iliad: Book 24

HOMER

Orality

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Narrative

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

The Gods

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Heroism (Iliad)

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

War

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Nostos

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Xenia

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Heroism (Odyssey)

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Women

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Disguise and Recognition

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER

Reception

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER: WOMEN

Why Women Matter

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER: WOMEN

The World of Women in Homer

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER: WOMEN

Helen in the Iliad

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER: WOMEN

Helen in the Odyssey

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER: WOMEN

Penelope

Dr Emily Hauser, Exeter University

HOMER: ILIAD

The Homeric Question

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD

Book 9: The Embassy to Achilles

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD

The Homeric Hero

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD

Characterisation

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD

The Gods

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD

Books 23 and 24: The End of the Iliad

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD

The Composition of the Poem

Prof. Barbara Graziosi, Princeton University

HOMER: ILIAD

The Rage of Achilles

Prof. Barbara Graziosi, Princeton University

HOMER: ILIAD

The Scope of the Iliad

Prof. Barbara Graziosi, Princeton University

HOMER: ILIAD

The Life of Hector

Prof. Barbara Graziosi, Princeton University

HOMER: ILIAD

The Death of Hector

Prof. Barbara Graziosi, Princeton University

HOMER: ILIAD: CHARACTERISATION

Character and Characterisation: Achilles and Hector

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD: CHARACTERISATION

'Major' and 'Minor' Characters: Thersites and Phoenix

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD: CHARACTERISATION

The Achaeans: Antilochus, Odysseus, Ajax, and Diomedes

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD: CHARACTERISATION

The Trojans and their Allies: Paris, Priam, Sarpedon and Glaucus

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: ILIAD: CHARACTERISATION

The Women: Thetis and Helen

Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of Oxford

HOMER: THE WORLDS OF THE ILIAD AND ODYSSEY

The World of the Iliad

Dr Elton Barker, Open University

HOMER: THE WORLDS OF THE ILIAD AND ODYSSEY

The World of the Odyssey

Dr Elton Barker, Open University

Aristophanes: Frogs

ARISTOPHANES: FROGS

The Opening (1-25)

Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent University

ARISTOPHANES: FROGS

Heracles vs. Dionysus (35-55)

Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent University

ARISTOPHANES: FROGS

Ways to get to Hell (108-33)

Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent University

ARISTOPHANES: FROGS

Dionysus and Charon (184-204)

Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent University

ARISTOPHANES: FROGS

Euripides and Aeschylus: the Warm-up (830-59)

Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent University

ARISTOPHANES: FROGS

Aeschylean Prologues (1151-74)

Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent University

ARISTOPHANES: FROGS

Euripidean Prologues (1187-1208)

Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent University

ARISTOPHANES: FROGS

Political and Historical Context

Dr Naomi Scott, Nottingham University

ARISTOPHANES: FROGS

Myth and Ritual

Dr Naomi Scott, Nottingham University

ARISTOPHANES: FROGS

Metatheatre

Dr Naomi Scott, Nottingham University

ARISTOPHANES: FROGS

Staging the Frogs

Dr Naomi Scott, Nottingham University

ARISTOPHANES: FROGS

The Tragic Contest

Dr Naomi Scott, Nottingham University

Contents

Homer: Iliad: Book 16

Euripides: Hippolytus

Homer: Iliad: Book 24

Aristophanes: Frogs