When does the event start?

The event starts on 2026-05-13 at 19:30.

Where does the lecture take place?

At the Wersonhaus in Gilching, Brucker Straße 11, 82205 Gilching.

Is the event free of charge?

A price is not confirmed in the present dataset; information about admission will follow.

Is the event location accessible?

The Wersonhaus is only very partially accessible and the rooms are located on the 1st floor.

What is the content about?

Alfred Platschka introduces Claudius Paternus Clementianus, a historical figure from the Roman imperial era with connections to Bavaria.

Are there any notes about book signing?

No book signing is confirmed in the available material; information on this is not provided.

A Roman Statesman, a Historical House and an Evening Full of Told History

Name: Regulars' Table with Lecture „Claudius Paternus Clementianus – A Roman Career“
Start: 2026-05-13T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-13T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Wersonhaus

An evening between the Roman Empire, regional history, and literary storytelling

At the Wersonhaus in Gilching, historical knowledge meets the quiet intensity of a reading with a lecture: Alfred Platschka focuses on Claudius Paternus Clementianus, a fascinating figure from the Roman imperial era and a biography that reaches deep into the Bavarian region. The evening combines a regulars' table atmosphere with cultural-historical immersion and opens a view into an extraordinary career between Abodiacum, Augsburg and the power centers of the Empire.

A statesman from antiquity, narrated with narrative precision

Platschka follows the historical trail of a man whose career ranged from local origins to the highest Roman offices. The lecture version of the subject is not a dry factual report, but a literarily condensed historical image: inscriptions, archaeological clues, and ancient contexts are woven into a narrative reconstruction. Thus, a literary experience emerges that brings together historical awareness and the art of language.

Reading atmosphere in the Wersonhaus

The Wersonhaus in Gilching provides the fitting framework for an intimate author encounter. The venue culturally anchors the evening in the district, the location in the historical house enhances the connection to memory, archaeology, and regional identity. Visitors do not experience a grand stage show here, but a focused, conversation-friendly event with room for exchange, queries, and historical curiosity.

Why this lecture appeals to literature lovers

The material demonstrates how closely historical research and narrative form are connected. Alfred Platschka is known as an expert in Roman history and works in his publications with careful research, clear structure, and vivid language. Exactly therein lies the charm of this evening: Those interested in historical novels, antiquity, regional history, and cultural discourse will find a lecture with substance and resonance.

The location: SchichtWerk in the Wersonhaus

The Museum SchichtWerk - Time Travel in the Wersonhaus is itself a place of historical communication. The villa houses archaeological and cultural-historical references that thematically support the lecture. At the same time, the house is only partially accessible; the rooms are located on the 1st floor and are not accessible for wheelchair users. Therefore, a good preparation for the local conditions is recommended for the visit.

Conclusion: This evening promises a clever, atmospheric approach to a remarkable figure of Roman history and to the art of bringing the past to life. Those who appreciate historical readings with ambition, regional anchoring, and cultural depth should experience this event live.