Section 1_Kai Ruffing

Chair of Section 1: Giovanni B. Lanfranchi | "Herodotus and Naval Power"

Section 1_Kai Ruffing_Discussion

Section 1_Robert Rollinger

"Conceptualizing Universal Rulership: Considerations on the Persian Achaemenid Worldview and the Saka at the 'End of the World'"

Section 1_Robert Rollinger_Discussion

Section 2_Julian Degen

Chair of Section 2: Josef Wiesehöfer | "Netting the Ionians. The Place of Achaemenid Propaganda in the Herodotean Narrative"

Section 2_Julian Degen_Discussion

Section 2_Pascal Mathéus

"Herodotus the Ironist"

Section 2_Pascal Mathéus_Discussion

Section 3_Andreas Schwab

Chair of Section 3: Pietro Vannicelli | "The Variety of Religion in Herodotus's Histories"

Section 3_Andreas Schwab_Discussion

Section 3_Thomas Harrison

"Herodotus on the Origins of Human History"

Section 3_Thomas Harrison_Discussion

Section 4_Sabine Müller

Chair of Section 4: Hilmar Klinkott | "Herodot als literarisches Vorbild: Images des Tyrannen im Bereich der Diplomatie"

Section 4_Sabine Müller_Discussion

Section 4_Brigitte Truschnegg

"Herodots Städte: Schauplätze sozialer Diskurse"

Section 4_Brigitte Truschnegg_Discussion

Section 5_Daniel Kiechl

Chair of Section 5: Kai Ruffing | "Zeitgenössische Rechtstheorie bei Herodot"

Section 5_Daniel Kiechl_Discussion

Section 5_Alexander Free

"Lukian als Nachahmer Herodots und die Rezeption des pater historiae im 2. Jh. n. Chr."

Section 5_Alexander Free_Discussion

Section 6_Hilmar Klinkott_Sabine Kubisch

Chair of Section 6: Brigitte Truschnegg | "Zwischen Gegenwelt und Lebenswelt: Udjahorresnet und Herodot über Ägypten unter Kambyses"

Section 6_Hilmar Klinkott_Sabine Kubisch_Discussion

Concluding Remarks

Introduction by Hilmar Klinkott, sum-up by Reinhold Bichler

Goodbye from the Organizers