This is the home page for an international conference held at the Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies,  Victoria University in the University of Toronto  Toronto, Canada 4-5 October 2002 The topic of this two-day interdisciplinary conference was Renaissance visions and revisions of Troy, a city whose siege and destruction were reconceived in art, in history, and in imperial myths of origin throughout Renaissance Europe. Papers focused on the varying manifestations of the Troy myth as it was revisited by Continental and English Renaissance artists, historians, poets, dramatists, musicians, translators, printers, humanists, et al. Browse the program Read paper abstracts
Organizing Committee: Konrad Eisenbichler, Michael Ullyot, Jess Paehlke, and Margaret Reeves

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The organizers gratefully acknowledge the generous financial assistance of:

The Emilio Goggio Chair in Italian Studies
Toronto Renaissance and Reformation Colloquium
The Office of the Principal, Victoria College 
The Office of the President, Victoria University 
Department of English, University of Toronto
Department of French, University of Toronto
The School of Graduate Studies, University of Toronto