Past Todd Lectures

1	The Aristocratic Epoch in Latin Literature	Professor R.E. Smith	1947
2	The Emperor and his Clients	Harold Mattingly	1948
3	A Roman Post-Mortem	Professor (later Sir) Ronald Syme	1950
4	The Initiation of Aeneas	Sir John Sheppard	1955
5	The Character of the Romans in Their History and Their Literature	Sir Frank Adcock	1961
6	On Reading a Horatian Satire	Professor C.O. Brink	1965
7	Lucius Sulla — The Deadly Rerformer	Professor E. Badian	1969
8	Augustus the Patrician	Professor E.T. Salmon	1974
9	What is happening to interpretation of Virgil's Aeneid?	Professor G.W. Williams	1976
10	Method in Criticism	Professor K. Quinn	1981
11	Rewriting and Rereading the Fasti: Augustus, Ovid and Recent Classical Scholarship	Professor R.E. Fantham	1994
12	Poetry and Philosophy in first-century B.C. Rome: Lucretius and the Nature of the Universe	Professor H.D. Jocelyn	1995
13	The Roman City-State under the Emperors 29 BC-AD 69	Professor F. Millar	1997
14	Ovid: a poet of transition? (Published by the Department of Classics, University of Sydney 2000)	Philip Hardie	2000
15	Bonds of Danger (Published by The Department of Classics and Ancient History, University of Sydney 2005)	Professor Kathleen Coleman	2002
16	Catullus to Martial: the author’s body and the (im)materiality of the classical text (awaiting publication)	Professor Joseph Farrell	2004
17	The Romans Overseas (awaiting publication)	Nicholas Purcell	2007
18	Apuleius’ Golden Ass from Antiquity to the Renaissance. A Survival Story (awaiting publication)	Prof. Em. Julia H. Gaisser	2008

Publication Details

Lectures 1-12 were published individually or in small groups then collected in the following editions:

Lectures 1-8:
Essays on Roman culture : the Todd memorial lectures (ed. A. J. Dunston)
Toronto : Sarasota, Fla. : S. Stevens, 1976.

Lectures 9-13:
sidere mens eadem mutato (ed. Frances Muecke)
Prudentia Supplementary Number 1998,
Dept. of Classics and Ancient History, University of Auckland

Publication details for Lecture 14 onwards are included in the table above.

Classics New South Wales