Kes Publica

By: Nick Burns & Peter Feeney
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  • Kes Publica is about everything wonderful to be found in the ancient world. Nick Burns and Peter Feeney are two Classics teachers at King Edward's School, Bath. Have you ever wished you could go back and study Classics? Now you can: join us on a journey into all the most interesting topics at A-Level and beyond. An excellent resource for A-Level students and anyone who wants to learn more!
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Episodes
  • Episode 18: Imperial Image: The Power of Propaganda

    Episode 18: Imperial Image: The Power of Propaganda
    Nov 22 2024

    We're back! In this episode Mr Burns and Mrs Greenbury discuss the power of the first Roman emperor's propaganda, and how it won him control of the world. We compare it to modern political propaganda, with an emphasis on the recent US elections. The parallels are uncanny...
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    53 mins
  • Episode 16: Aeneid Book 4 - Part 1

    Episode 16: Aeneid Book 4 - Part 1
    Oct 14 2024

    Welcome to the best book of poetry by the best (literate) poet. Here Mr Burns and Mr Feeney go completely mad for Virgil in everyone's favourite: Aeneid Book 4. This is the book that's made more people love Classics than any other. It's so great that we will have to do it in two parts. Enjoy.
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    44 mins
  • Episode 15: Imperial Image - Part 2

    Episode 15: Imperial Image - Part 2
    Oct 3 2024

    In this episode we discuss what the consequences of crossing the Rubicon were for Caesar. We look at what led to possibly one of the most dramatic political events in European history - the Ides of March.
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    28 mins

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