KENTUCKY KERNEL, Wednesday, Feb. 18, 1959

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Owatkin Speaks On Classics

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By WAYNE

CARTER

"Pompey should have won the
battle of Pharsalus," Dr. William
E. Gwatkln told Kentucky archaeologists last night. "But Caesar
surprised him."
Having taught In the field of
classics for 31 years at the University of Missouri. Owatkin spoke
on "Three
Roman
Battles in
Greece."
During the years 1955-5he
served as annual professor at the
American School of Classical Studies in Athens, Greece where he
gave special study to the topography of Caesar's surprise victory
over l'ompey.
The second battle discussed was
Thilipi. The forces of Octavius and
Mark Antony were were pitted
npainst those of Brutus and Cas-siu- s.
After losing the first part of
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the battle at Phlllppi, Cassius committed suicide.
The forces of Octavius and Mark
Antony then combined to destroy
the army of Brutus. Brutus followed the usual pattern of a defeated
commander by committing suicide.
The third battle discussed was
Actium when Octavius fought
against Antony, his former ally,
and the Egyptian forces of Cleopatra. Octavius held the key to
victory in this great battle by
having Agrippa as his general and
admiral.
Antony and Cleopatra's forces
were decisively beaten by Agrippa's
sea tactics. Cleopatra fled to Egypt
and Mark Antony followed her.
Both committed
suicide a year
later in Egypt.
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Philippi Dr. Owatkin said. "It's
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these battles that took place 2.000
years ago gave his listeners thr
feeling they were actually view mix
each battle as it was being fought.
Dr. Wilber L. Carr, visiting professor in the department of Ancient Languages and president of
Chapter of the
the Kentucky
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