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01:14:20 FPUL Small Talk: 'The Greek World: Before… FPUL Small Talk: 'The Greek World: Before and After 1821' with Professor Molly Greene	FPUL Small Talk: 'The Greek World: Before and After 1821' with Professor Molly Greene Molly Greene, professor of history and Hellenic studies and director of the Program in Hellenic Studies, will outline the contours of the Greek world from the 15th through the early 20th centuries, a… greece empire ottoman greeks ottomans century christians church greek nation revolution idea russia friends society constantinople history war period end From PU Princeton University Library on July 26th, 2021 0 likes 46 plays
01:45:54 EHL Seminar 5: Failing Strategies 2 EHL Seminar 5: Failing Strategies 2	EHL Seminar 5: Failing Strategies 2 EHL Seminar 5: Failing Strategies 2 Tuesday, November3 Speakers: John Haldon (History, Princeton) Emmanuel Kreike (History Dept., Princeton) Tsunamis, El Nino, and War on Aceh, Sumatra Thayer… collapse war question dutch systems sort rice fields crisis bit things impact lot villages maps village ways empire sense food From Sarah Porter on February 17th, 2021 0 likes 1 plays Date November 3rd, 2020 Speaker Panel Department Medieval Studies; Climate Change and History Research Initiative Location Princeton University
01:18:16 A World Safe For Democracy: G. J. Ikenberry A World Safe For Democracy: G. J. Ikenberry	A World Safe For Democracy: G. J. Ikenberry PIIRS Director's Book Forum held on Dec. 3, 2020 internationalism kind sense democracies war democracy century moment question societies empire story crisis interdependence period power liberalism questions 990s shift From Princeton School of Public and International Affai on December 9th, 2020 0 likes 40 plays Date December 3rd, 2020 Speaker G. J. Ikenberry Department SPIA; PIIRS
01:29:48 The ‘Plague of Cyprian’: Sources,… The ‘Plague of Cyprian’: Sources, Problems, Origins and the ‘Crisis of the Third Century’ - Sabine Huebner	The ‘Plague of Cyprian’: Sources, Problems, Origins and the ‘Crisis of the Third Century’ - Sabine Huebner The ‘Plague of Cyprian’: Sources, Problems, Origins and the ‘Crisis of the Third Century’ Speaker: Sabine Huebner, University of Basel May 28, 2020 In… medieval cchri pandemic huebner holden reimitz plague century evidence question egypt empire disease sources history decades period climate crisis papyri impact point letters outbreak From Sarah Porter on December 4th, 2020 0 likes 162 plays Date May 28th, 2020 Speaker Sabine Huebner, University of Basel Department Medieval Studies Location Princeton University
01:22:42 Near Eastern Studies Seminar #10 Near Eastern Studies Seminar #10	Near Eastern Studies Seminar #10 muslims bulgaria ottoman empire question history professor reform population questions turks war period experiences balkans century communities kind revolution press From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on November 10th, 2020 0 likes 41 plays
01:03:51 Germs and Empire Germs and Empire	Germs and Empire empire disease plague mortality evidence pandemic apollo smallpox history diseases malaria death tuberculosis event pathogens pestilence epidemic virus fact kind From Classics Classics SCAD on July 29th, 2020 0 likes 9 plays Date May 13th, 2017 Speaker Kyle Harper Department Classics Location Aaron Burr Hall
01:00:47 Imperial Integration on Rome's Atlantic Rim Imperial Integration on Rome's Atlantic Rim	Imperial Integration on Rome's Atlantic Rim rim empire integration power period rome peninsula ad century frontier region zone fish resources ireland wealth scale evidence coast britain From Classics Classics SCAD on July 29th, 2020 0 likes 13 plays Date May 13th, 2017 Speaker Carlos Noreña Department Classics Location Aaron Burr Hall
40:45 Brent Shaw: An Intellectual Profile Brent Shaw: An Intellectual Profile	Brent Shaw: An Intellectual Profile africa history power violence brent brand christians mind empire brain past man works age attention instance ground print historian north From Classics Classics SCAD on July 29th, 2020 0 likes 18 plays Date May 12th, 2017 Speaker Peter Brown Department Classics Location Aaron Burr Hall
57:57 Ausonius at the Edge of Empire: Consular Poetics… Ausonius at the Edge of Empire: Consular Poetics as Cognitive Improvisation	Ausonius at the Edge of Empire: Consular Poetics as Cognitive Improvisation empire sonia poet mozilla poets literature mind dream poetry poem culture emperor console latin century history memory lines sense consulship From Classics Classics SCAD on July 29th, 2020 0 likes 8 plays Date May 12th, 2017 Speaker Mark Vessey Department Classics Location Aaron Burr Hall
59:23 Just Deserts? Roman Power and the Rhetoric of… Just Deserts? Roman Power and the Rhetoric of Discrimination	Just Deserts? Roman Power and the Rhetoric of Discrimination discrimination century moment practice communities power decisions kind status bourbon empire history sense citizens cities responses language ways romans tacitus From Classics Classics SCAD on July 28th, 2020 0 likes 17 plays Date May 12th, 2017 Speaker Nicholas Purcell Department Classics Location Aaron Burr Hall
01:11:14 The Ambitions of Government: Sovereignty and… The Ambitions of Government: Sovereignty and Control in the Ancient Countryside	The Ambitions of Government: Sovereignty and Control in the Ancient Countryside law romans history empire cities power language territory things rome institutions kind point form jurisdiction communities control brent augustus populations From Classics Classics SCAD on July 28th, 2020 0 likes 18 plays Date May 12th, 2017 Speaker Clifford Ando Department Classics Location Aaron Burr Hall
04:51 A New Approach to Seleucid serrated coins:… A New Approach to Seleucid serrated coins: Questions of Reform and Dynastic Continuity	A New Approach to Seleucid serrated coins: Questions of Reform and Dynastic Continuity The serrated (saw-shaped) coins of the Carthaginians, Romans, Seleucids, and Antigonids remain an enigma in the history of coinage. A large reason for this has been the increased scholarly interest… prd20 webinar 5/5 coins coin empire edge bc continuity princeton professor attention history analysis rule discontinuity branch pretenders father antiochus minting legitimation approach From Research Princeton Research Day on April 29th, 2020 1 likes 37 plays Date April 29th, 2020 Speaker Ilia Calogero Curto Pelle '22 Department Classics
01:13 Ams_Welcome Ams_Welcome	Ams_Welcome studies events programs certificate opportunities funding thesis workshops certificates topics empire gender race migration religion dance theatre food environment disciplines From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on April 24th, 2020 0 likes 40 plays
01:44:09 The Two Revolutions, Or How the United States… The Two Revolutions, Or How the United States Divided into Two Countries - James Piereson	The Two Revolutions, Or How the United States Divided into Two Countries - James Piereson The Two Revolutions, Or How the United States Divided into Two Countries Speaker: James Piereson, President, William E. Simon Foundation and Senior Fellow, the Manhattan Institute Princeton… james piereson james madison james madison program united states revolution divide nation state empire democratic republic lincoln unity division From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on May 17th, 2019 0 likes 113 plays
03:47 HIS 372 - Revolutionary America HIS 372 - Revolutionary America	HIS 372 - Revolutionary America captions_8_20_2020 history war revolution america empire patriot story liberty documents interpretations revolutions revolutionaries americans leaders independence debate century north rhetoric princeton From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on November 27th, 2018 0 likes 127 plays
56:50 Panel 3: PLAS Beginnings Panel 3: PLAS Beginnings	Panel 3: PLAS Beginnings arcadio díaz-quiñones stanley stein rosalia rivera pedro meira monteiro archived_to_s3 america latin studies council role history princeton students literature hirschman department empire lot institution director faculty albert scholars moment problem From PL Latin American Studies on May 9th, 2018 0 likes 2 plays