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Antiquity and its Uses: Reception and Renewal A Workshop of the Programme of Collaboration between,The Centre for the Study of the Renaissance, University of Warwick and,The Singleton Center for the Study of Pre-Modern Europe, Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, Johns Hopkins UniversityMonday 15th May in the Draper’s Room, St Mary’s Guildhall, Coventry.PROGRAMME  09:15 Registration in the ‘break-out’ area, outside of the Draper’s Room09:30 Session OneChair: Ingrid De SmetStephen Campbell: ‘Mantegna, Antiquity, and the Agency of the Object’Elizabeth Bernick: ‘Cesare da Sesto’s interpretation of the grotteschi from the Domus Aurea’11:00 Break11:15 Session TwoChair: Paul BotleyWalter Stephens: ‘Whose Antiquity, for Whose Use’Peter Mack: ‘Traditions of Romance and Epic in Ariosto and Tasso’12:30-13:45 Lunch (in the break-out’ area, outside of the Draper’s Room) followed by a walk around the old Coventry Cathedral area13:45 Session ThreeChair: Sara MigliettiGiacomo Comiati: ‘Moral and Parenetic Odes from Horace to the Italian Renaissance: Marcantonio Flaminio’s Poems and their Classical Models’Bobby Xinyue: ‘The Poetic Calendar of Ambrogio Novidio Fracco: between paganism and Christianity’15:00 Break15:15 Session FourChair: Caroline Petit[A N Other: TBC]Earle Havens: ‘Princes, Pedants, and Parasites: How Gabriel Harvey Read His Library’16:30-17:00Chair: David LinesConclusions and General DiscussionSource