Am y rhaglen yn Gymraeg, cliciwch yma.
Thursday 7th June
10 am – Registration opens
1.30-3.30 pm – Panel 1: Uses of Time in the Myth of Ages
Ruth Parkes – The Movement of Time in Claudian (abstract)
Catherine Rozier – Chronology and Identity: Hesiod’s Myth of the Races (abstract)
4-5.30 pm – Panel 2: Personified Time
Maria Pavlou – Time in the foundation myths of Pindar’s Olympian 10 and Pythian 4. (abstract)
Giorgio Campi – Chronos Apeiros: Zurvān and Zurvanism in pre-Sasanian Greek sources (abstract)
5.30-6.30 pm – Reception
Friday 8th June
9-10.30 am – Panel 3: Time in Orphic Creation
Fiona Mitchell – Bodies as a Measures of Time in the Orphic Theogonies (abstract)
Anna Furlan – The (Re)creative Figure of the Orphic Zeus (abstract)
10.30-11 am – Tea and Coffee
11 am-1 pm – Panel 4: Greek Philosophy and Cyclical Time
Christopher Star – The Greeks Are Always Young: Catastrophe and Chronology in Plato’s Late Dialogues (abstract)
Chiara Ferella – The Chronography of Empedocles’ Cosmic Cycle (abstract)
Ondrej Krasa – Time and Creation in the Timaeus (abstract)
1-2 pm – Lunch
2-4pm – Panel 5: Time in the Creation Narratives of the Ancient Near East
Ivo Martins – Creation and Recreation: Linear and Cyclical time in Akkadian texts from the First Millennium B.C.E. (abstract)
Irene Plantholt – A Life Divine. Deities and Their Course of Life in Ancient Mesopotamian Creation Narratives (abstract)
Gina Konstantopoulos – The Shifting Topographies of Time in Mesopotamian Myth (abstract)
7 pm – Conference Dinner
Saturday 9th June
9-10.30 am – Panel 6: Time in ancient Greek and Indian Narratives
Nick Allen – Rotation and temporality in some Indo-European mythologies (abstract)
David Hodgkinson – Time, the Ages and Human Action: A Comparison of the Greco-Roman and Indian Approaches (abstract)
10.30-11 am – Tea and Coffee
11 am-1 pm – Panel 7: Time and beginnings in Judeo-Christian texts
David Worsley – The Fall of Lucifer and the Beginning of Time (abstract)
Andrew Hopkins – Modifying Moses: The Demise of 19th Century Attempts to Harmonise the Genesis Creation Narrative with Geological Time and Chronology (abstract)