Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin - Faculty of Language, Literature and Humanities - Alexander von Humboldt Professorship

9.30 Uhr

Grußwort: Claudia Peppel, ICI Berlin
Einführung: Marco Formisano und Philip van der Eijk

10.00 Uhr

Elisa Romano (Pavia), Si qui voluerit: Architecture as “the Art of the Possible".

10.45 Uhr

Markus Asper (Berlin), Words to Acts in Ancient Mechanical Writing.

11.30 Uhr

Kaffeepause

11.45 Uhr

Serafina Cuomo (London), From Words in Stone to Measurement Acts: the Athenian Coinage Decree.

12.30 Uhr

Ronny Kaiser (Berlin), et operi verba sint conformia et opus verbis - Caesars Rheinbrücke in Giovanni Giocondos Descriptio pontis in Rheno (1513).

13.15 Uhr

Mittagspause

15.00 Uhr

Alison Sharrock (Manchester), Naso magister erat – sed cui bono? On not Taking the Poet’s Teaching Seriously.

15.45 Uhr

Christiane Reitz (Rostock), Auctoritas im Garten. Zur poetischen Strategie von Columella, De re rustica, B. 10.

16.30 Uhr

Kaffeepause

17.00 Uhr

Brooke Holmes (Princeton), Teaching Sympathy and Antipathy in Pliny's Natural History.

17.45 Uhr

Klaus Geus (Berlin), Rezeption, Adaption, Transformation der Geographie des Ptolemaios.

18.30 Uhr

Gerd Graßhoff (Berlin), Living According to the Seasons – The Power of Parapegmata.

9.30 Uhr

Pilar Perez Canizares (München), From Words to Acts and Vice Versa: Applicability and Systematization in the Hippocratics.

10.15 Uhr

Laurence Totelin (Cardiff), From Ugly words to Beautiful Bodies: Cosmetics in Ancient and Medieval Medical Texts.

11.00 Uhr

Kaffeepause

11.15 Uhr

Todd Curtis (Austin), Procedural Knowledge in the Galenic Corpus.

12.00 Uhr

Pietro Li Causi (Palermo), From Descriptions to Acts. The Paradoxical Animals of the Ancients in a Cognitive Perspective.

12.45 Uhr

Abschließende Diskussion
Schlußwort