Offers a rich perspective on changes in the international field of Roman law studies
How ancient pasts were used to interrogate modern injustices and promote visions of a better world
A fresh text and commentary on the pseudo-Aeschylean Prometheus Bound that imagines the play as a live theatrical performance
The first study devoted entirely to classical reception in Asian American culture
The social significance of family festivals for Roman families and society
A survey of the ancient Ionian city of Notion / Colophon-by-the-Sea
How words, performative acts, and symbolic representations shaped alliances, shared identities, and collective meanings among Greek city-states
Sheds new light on Horace's metapoetics, uncovering patterns in the metaphors of the Odes
Reconstructions of lost episodes, narratives, and books in Tacitus' Histories and Annals
The works of Tacitus through the lens of humor
How the word viscera is intrinsic to public discourses around civil war, fertility, and succession in Roman history
Charts the narratives surrounding temple robbery in ancient Rome
The influence of the philosopher, traitor, and statesman from antiquity to present day
Investigating slave ownership and the limits of ownership in ancient Rome
An exploration of the Magna Mater and her genderfluid cult followers in Rome
The development of fictive kinship around young Roman children
A literary commentary on the History of the Peloponnesian War that brings Thucydides’ ideas to a wider audience
A complementary text to the Greek poet of Argonautica
First English commentary on Cicero’s examination of the gods in over fifty years
Charts the historical development and deployment of ugliness in Greek drama