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University of Kent, CanterburyAncient Philosophy Research Seminarshosted by the Department of Classical &#38; Archaeological StudiesSeminars are held Thursdays from 11am-1pm in the Lecture Theatre 3, Cornwallis Octagon.http://www.kent.ac.uk/secl/classics/(Canterbury is easily accessible from Lille and Paris via Eurostar to Ashford International.)All are welcome!19 February – Aldo Dinucci (Univ. of Sergipe, Brazil)Phantasia, Phaenomenon, and Dogma in EpictetusSponsored by the CAPES Project, a cooperation between Kent and the Universities of Brazil5 March – David Sedley (Cambridge)Zeno’s Place Paradox12 March – James Fowler (Kent)On Freedom of Wit and Humour: Satire in Horace and Shaftesbury*SPECIAL EVENT*11  March – 1-3pm, J. J. O’Donnell (Arizona State) KIASH Visiting FellowAugustine the PaganIn cooperation with the Department of Religious StudiesSponsored by KIASH &#38; the Centre for Early Christianity and Its ReceptionEnquiries are welcome to Kelli Rudolph, k.c.rudolph@kent.ac.uk