News and Events
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Records of online lectures "The Palmyrenes from Hadrian's Wall to India"
If you missed Stefan Magnani's online lectures, which took place at DCS last week, you can now also play them on the recording.
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Scholarship for master-degree students in modern Greek
DCS and Association for the Promotion of Educational Books offer a monthly scholarship of 400 EUR for the most successful candidate in the admission exam of the master-degree programme in Modern Greek Language and Literature.
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Photos: Plautus from Page to Stage
Photo gallery from the international conference Titus Maccius Plautus: From Page to Stage.
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Philologists used tomography to read an ancient curse tablet
Latin text written on an ancient curse tablet from Savaria is due to corrosion almost unreadable today. Thus, philologist used modern technology to read it.
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Call for Papers: Motifs, Influences, and Narrative Strategies in the Epics of the Medieval East and West
A unique opportunity to bring together scholars from various disciplines to share ideas on the comedies of Plautus, especially their performative aspects and the process of their adaptation for the stage. The deadline for proposals is 30 June 2019.
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New textbook of Modern Greek
A new textbook of Modern Greek, created by a team from the DCS, has just been published. It is the first modern Czech textbook of Modern Greek, which as the only textbook on the market offers a comprehensive interpretation of the system of Modern Greek.
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Photos: Excursion to Italy
During the examination period, students and teachers of Ancient History and Classical Archeology set out to explore ancient civilizations.
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Photos: Summer Camps by the Department of Classical Studies
Two groups of children had a special opportunity to find a treasure of Olympian gods and to defend borders of the Roman empire against Barbarians.
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An anniversary book about the history of Classical studies in Brno has been published
In frame of the edition MUNI ARTS 100, that has been published by the occasion of 100th anniversary of the Masaryk University, there is also a book about the history of Classical studies in Brno.
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Mesopotamia in April Prague
At the beginning of April, you can explore the mysteries of the ancient Mesopotamia in Prague. The Czech Institute of Egyptology invites to lectures by Professor Matthew Rutz of Brown University.
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Digenis Akritis: a Byzantine epos translated by Markéta Kulhánková and Ondřej Cikán
The Czech translation of the Byzantine epos Digenis Akritis has been published recently. Markéta Kulhánková from the Department of Classical studies has been one of its translators.
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Call for Papers: Titus Maccius Plautus: From Page to Stage
A unique opportunity to bring together scholars from various disciplines to share ideas on the comedies of Plautus, especially their performative aspects and the process of their adaptation for the stage. The deadline for proposals is 30 June 2019.
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You can follow us newly also on Instagram
The Department of Classical Studies has conquered another social network.
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A Latin translation of The Bouquet has been introduced
A Latin translation of a famous Czech poems collection by Karel Jaromír Erben "The Bouquet" has been finally published as a book, 30 years after its composition.
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Video: Iulius furens sive colloquium ultimum
Students of Latin by direct method completed the course by creating a Latin video (with Czech, English and Latin subtitles). -
Conference program: Byzantium and the modern imagination
Program of the international conference held on 12 and 13 September.
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Daniela Urbanová: Latin Curse Tablets of the Roman Empire
Associate professor in DCS, Daniela Urbanová, has published a new book in Innsbrucker Beiträge zur Kulturwissenschaft series about Latin curse tablets.
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Experts of PANE have gained the archeological licence for the Arab Peninsula
Centre of Prehistoric Archaeology of the Near East will be the first in the Czech Republic to conduct archaeological research in Oman. Media have also covered the success
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Support to the Central European University in Budapest, Hungary