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the ancient Graeco-Roman world or to classical architecture of the Renaissance onwards. ... The aim of the Centre is to foster and promote research and scholarship in all aspects of classical architecture from the ancient Graeco-Roman world to the

Mary’s scholarship has been recognized on both sides of the Atlantic: by the British Academy, the American Academy and the American Philosophical Society amongst others. ... She was made a Dame in 2018 for services to Classical scholarship and has also

Her research is generously funded by a Gates Cambridge Scholarship under the supervision of Dr. ... She completed her BA in History and Classical Humanities from Miami University, where she was the two-time recipient of the Bishop-Elliott Award for

Rotterdam, the great classical scholar, satirist, theologian and translator of the Bible. ... It is in itself almost a work of scholarship, with its inscriptions in classical Greek and Latin, and its arcane imagery.

Emeritus Professor James Diggle received a CBE for services to classical scholarship.

Christopher has published widely on the history and sociology of classical education and scholarship, universities and examinations and institutional slang.

the ancient Graeco-Roman world or to classical architecture of the Renaissance onwards. ... The aim of the Centre is to foster and promote research and scholarship in all aspects of classical architecture from the ancient Graeco-Roman world to the

minister. He was an associate of some of the leading figures of the so-called Palaiologan Renaissance in classical scholarship. ... The note displays a classical affectation in dating by the months of the ancient Athenian civil calendar, in this case the

She has published widely on Renaissance humanism, history of rhetoric, hermeneutics, ancient literary theory, and history of classical scholarship, including Poetic and Legal Fiction in the Aristotelian Tradition (Princeton UP, 1986), ... Greek

Barnes composed various works which blended classical and biblical scholarship, including Gerania, a new discovery of a little sort of people called pygmies (1675), before publishing editions of various classical texts