University of Rome / the Parthenon / University of Edinburgh / Apuleius' statue / statue of Diana / University of Bologna / statue of Laocoön / Vatican Library / /
NaturalFeature
Alps / Palatine Hill / /
OperatingSystem
Isis / /
Organization
University of Rome / University of Bologna / army / red cross / University of Edinburgh / Bryn Mawr College / Church of S. Agostino / /
Person
Clement VII / Byrrhena / Antongaleazzo Bentivoglio / Adrian VI / Charles V / Jean de Montlyard / Francesco Francia / Cupid / Pierio Valeriano / Filippo Beroaldo / Christ / Pleasure / /
Position
full-time university teacher / President / farmer / tutor / kindly hostess / poet / second teacher / scholar and poet / classical author / commentator / secretary / archbishop / author / teacher / professor / painter / first Catullan critic / ancient author / prolific Latin poet / /
Teaching Classics in the Renaissance: Two Case Histories Julia Gaisser Bryn Mawr College I have always enjoyed this plenary session, and especially the awards, for they give us an opportunity to think about - and to cele