Special Event with the University of Sydney!

We are thrilled to announce that we will be premiering a very special new episode of the podcast in collaboration with the University of Sydney!

“Often overlooked, but never really absent, are the women of Rome’s early history. While Lucretia is justifiably well-known, she’s not the only woman who deserves a place in our understanding of the growth of Rome under the kings. From Hersilia, wife of Romulus, who gets involved in politics to Tullia who was complicit in the murder of her father, King Servius Tullius, Rome’s early women are less known today but they certainly weren’t boring!”

Hosted by the Chau Chak Wing Museum and co-hosted by the Australasian Women in Ancient World Studies, we will explore the fantastic tales of Rome’s early women by considering their representation in the ancient sources.

When: 30 September 2021 at 6:30pm AEST

Across the Globe	Sydney	Rome	London	New York	Los Angeles	Auckland
Thursday 30 September	6:30PM	10:30AM	9:30AM	4:30AM	1:30AM	9:30PM

We’d love to have you join us! The event is online and FREE. Registration is essential.

What to learn more about this event – check out the event page here.

Detail from Jacques-Louis David 1798. The Intervention of the Sabine Women. Here we see Hersilia coming between the Roman and Sabine forces in a moment pivotal to the early history of the City.