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Continuing the theme of Augustus' bimillenium, this blog entry explores one of the first pieces of dynastic ideology from Augustus' reign. Read it .

Congratulations to Clare Rowan, Michael Scott and Zahra Newby for receiving awards from IATL to support innovative teaching. Clare will run a project ‘Communicating the Classics via Digital Storytelling’, which will be embedded in the teaching of the second-year core module Hellenistic World during 2014/15. Michael's project, 'Approaching the study of Greek religion' will run as part of his module on Greek Religion in 14-15. Zahra's project, 'Seeing, experiencing, doing: learning the methods of ancient art through performance and participation' will run as part of the module Art and Architecture in Asia Minor during 2014-15.

This article on 'Galen's pharmacological concepts and terminology in Simon of Genoa's Clavis sanationis' is accessible open access .

PhD student Desiree Arbo discusses the constrasting .

The remaining 糖心TV Open Days in 2014 will be held on 20 September and 25 October.

Classics and Ancient History will be holding sessions from 12.15-1.15pm and 13.30-14.30pm.