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    This document provides an agenda for a two-day symposium on Constantine and the Roman Empire to be held at Kellogg College in Oxford, England. The symposium will feature presentations from scholars on topics related to Constantine's rise to power, his impact and legacy, and the cultural propaganda of his reign. Presentations will address Constantine's mother Helena, his construction as an ideal emperor, synods and political power under Constantine, and the aesthetics of sculpture during his time as emperor. The conference aims to examine Constantine and understand the grandeur of Rome during his rule from an interdisciplinary perspective. Registration is required to attend the free event.

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    This document provides an agenda for a two-day symposium on Constantine and the Roman Empire to be held at Kellogg College in Oxford, England. The symposium will feature presentations from scholars on topics related to Constantine's rise to power, his impact and legacy, and the cultural propaganda of his reign. Presentations will address Constantine's mother Helena, his construction as an ideal emperor, synods and political power under Constantine, and the aesthetics of sculpture during his time as emperor. The conference aims to examine Constantine and understand the grandeur of Rome during his rule from an interdisciplinary perspective. Registration is required to attend the free event.

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    K E L L OG G C OL L EG E

    O XF O R D C E NT R E F O R L AT E A NT I QU I T Y
    O XF OR D C E NT R E F OR T H E ST U DY OF R EL I G I ON I N P U B L I C L I F E

    Constantine and the Grandeur that was Rome


    An Interdisciplinary Symposium: www.constantine2013.org
    11 12 December 2013, Kellogg College, 60 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 6PN
    Wednesday 11 December 2013
    13.45 Registration
    14.15 Werner de Saeger (Oxford): Opening lecture
    Afternoon Panel Chair: Paul Barnwell (Oxford)
    15.00 Aleksandra Krauze- (Lublin): Power i
    Helena her figure, importance and influence in the 4th century
    Graham Jones (Oxford): Heeding Helen: More questions than answers in the life
    s mother
    Riccardo Saccenti (FSCIRE Bologna): Constantine in question. The construction of
    the ideal figure of the emperor in the beginnings of XIVth century
    16.30 Alberto Melloni (FSCIRE Bologna) presenting Costantino I. Enciclopedia
    ditto di
    Milano 313 2013.

    Thursday 12 December 2013


    Morning Panel Chair: Bryan Ward-Perkins (Oxford)
    9.30 Davide Dainese (FSCIRE Bologna): Synods and Political Power
    Javier Beida Iniesta (Valencia): Biblical and patristic foundation of the audientia
    episcopalis and the problems of the officium iudiciorum
    Eireni Artemi (Athens): Constantine and Christianity through the writings of
    Lactantius and Eusebius of Caesarea
    11.30 Sebastian Petzolt (Oxford): The logic of faith, belief, and conversion
    Jorge Tomás Garcia (Murcia): A new approach to the aesthetics of sculpture in the
    time of Constantine
    Carlos Jesus (Coimbra):
    cultural propaganda in the statues held at the Baths of Zeuxippus
    Afternoon Panel chair: Allan Doig (Oxford)
    14.00 Bertrand Lançon & Tiphaine Moreau (Limoges): Evergetism, Prodigality,
    337)
    Norman Austin (Arizona):
    Tara Baker The Cross and Visions of Victory
    16.00 Sean Griffin (UCLA):
    Frederick Lauritzen (FSCIRE Bologna): The
    imperial panegyrics
    Alberto Melloni (FSCIRE Bologna): Constantine: the emperor, the image and the
    myth, IV XXI Century
    The conference is free, but it is essential to register with [email protected]

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