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Postgraduate Workshop: The Materiality of Divine Agency in the Graeco-Roman World 29 th Aug. - 2 nd Sept. 2016, Room 121, Max Weber Kolleg, Nordhäuser Str. 74 Monday 29 th of August 2016 13.00-14.00 Registration and Coffee Max Weber Kolleg, Nordhäuser Str. 74, Room 121 14.00-15.00 Welcome and General Introduction (J. Rüpke, G. Petridou, K. Rieger) Short Presentation of Participants and Projects 15.00-16.30 Jörg Rüpke (MWK, Univerity of Erfurt) Materiality and Divine Agency 16.30-17.00 17.00-17.30 Aura Piccioni (University of Regensburg) At the 'margins' of rituality: household-cults in Archaic Italy 17.30-18.00 Marialilia Cavallaro (Fondazione San Carlo, Modena) Social Transformations and Religious Practices. The Cult of Apollo in Archaic and Classical Greece 19.00 Guest-Speakers Dinner (more details to follow) 1

Tuesday 30 th of August 2016 Esther Eidinow (University of Nottingham) Perceptions of Power: Ancient Greek Binding Spells (6th 1 st centuries BCE) Sara Chiarini (Magdeburg University) The Divine Materialised in the Performers of Ancient Magic Rituals Celia Sanchez Natalias (University of the Basque Country) Seberinus Θ Decentias: Curses from the Fountain of Anna Perenna 12.00-13.30 13.30-15.00 Amy Smith (University of Reading) Reflecting on Divine Libations 15.00-15.30 Maciej Paprocki (University of Munich) Vulnerable Embodied Deities in the Early Greek myth and their Place in the ontological Spectrum 15.30-16.00 Victoria Doherty-Bone (University of Liverpool) Divine Misdeeds and Human Dissatisfaction: Themes of humiliation and humility in Euripides Hippolytus 16.30-18.00 Greg Woolf (Institute of Classical Studies, London) What do pictures want? An archaeological discussion of W.J.T. Mitchell's book 2

Wednesday 31 st of August 2016 9.00-9.30 Hanna Martin (University of Gießen/DAI Madrid) "Iconographical Studies of Roman Altars in Hispania 9.30-10.00 Christian Scheidler (University of Frankfurt) Sacred Objects as military resources in the Eastern Roman Empire from Justinian to Heraclius 10.00-10.30 10.30-12.00 Emma Aston (University of Reading) Jane Ellen Harrison and the Role of Animals in Greek Religion 12.00-12.30 Kenneth Yu (University of Chicago / Collège de France) Ancient Greek Sacrifice in Three Historical Forms: Some Methodological Proposals 12.30-13.00 Erica Angliker (University Zurich) The Sanctuary of Eileithya on Mount Kounados on Paros 13.00-14.30 14.30-16.00 Ian Rutherford (University Reading) The Materiality of the Divine Body: Images of Divine Feet 16.30-17.00: Marlis Arnold (University of Bonn) Cremation, heroization, and immortality: Creating special dead in Late Classical and Early Hellenistic Macedonia 3

Thursday 1 st of September 2016 Georgia Petridou (MWK, University of Erfurt/University of Liverpool) What s God got to do with it? Anatomical Votives and Divine Agency Nicole Hartmann (Humboldt University, Berlin) Cult of Glykon as an example of materialising religion Arianna Zapelloni Pavia (University of Michigan) Do ut des. The use of votive religion to unravel ancient ritual 12.00-13.30 13.30-14.00 Hanna Tervanotko (University of Helsinki) Divining by Intuition: A Comparative Study of Jewish and Greek Texts and Traditions of Persian and Hellenistic Eras (c. 550-60 B.C.E) 14.00-14.30 Carla Setien Garcia (University of Cantabria) Ambivalent relationships with the holy being; analogous apotropaic, superstitious and magic rites between the Old Testament and Homer 14.30-16.00 Nicola Denzey Lewis (Brown University) The Materiality of the Tomb 16.30-17.00 Sara Kühn (University of Vienna) The Ophidian Genius in the Roman Domestic Cult 19.00 Common Dinner (Guest Speakers and Participants, more details to follow) 4

Friday 2 nd of September 2016 Katharina Rieger (MWK, University of Erfurt) Caves, Springs, and Groves - The Agency of Nature and the Agency of the Gods Constanze Graml (University of Munich) Materiality of Hecate? Identity and Concept of the Epipyrgidia made by the sculptor Alcamenes Kristine Iara (American Academy in Rome) Seeing the gods in late antique Rome 12.30-13.00 Maik Patzelt (MWK, University of Erfurt) The presence of a deity 12.00-13.00 Final discussion 5