A cross-post on neoplatonism@ group captured my attention. The post was about the launching of Oxford Centre for Late Antiquity (OCLA), a new research body served by over 50 fellows from Oxford University plus graduate students, all interested in Late Antiquity, i.e., "the period between approximately 250 and 750 CE".
The Centre brought under its roof several research projects that were scattered among Oxford faculties. In one of these projects, I have a particular interest: Ancient Commentators of Aristotle, directed by Richard Sorabji, with the help of John Sellars.
The Centre brought under its roof several research projects that were scattered among Oxford faculties. In one of these projects, I have a particular interest: Ancient Commentators of Aristotle, directed by Richard Sorabji, with the help of John Sellars.
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