• Hellenic Romans and Barbaric Macedonians: Polybius on Hellenism and Changing Hegemonic Powers 

  Nicholson, E (Ancient History Bulletin, 2020)

  This article explores the relationship between the Greeks, Macedonians and Romans through the prism of Polybius of Megalopolis and his Histories in the second century BC. It throws light on how a Greek might control and ...

• Experiencing Curses. Neurobehavioural Traits of Ritual and Spatiality in the Roman Empire 

  Salvo, I (de Gruyter, 2020)

  Love, wish for revenge, fear, hope: ancient cursing rituals managed to embrace a vast spectrum of emotions. They were prompted by emotional experiences, they manipulated feelings, and their result could have been a renewed ...

• Owners of Their Own Bodies: Women’s Magical Knowledge and Reproduction in Greek Inscriptions 

  Salvo, I (Routledge, 14 October 2016)

• How ancient history gets pupils pondering political power 

  Morley, N; Mitchell, L (TES, 21 February 2020)

• Book review: Hunter (R.) de Jonge (C. C.) (edd.) Dionysius of Halicarnassus and Augustan Rome: Rhetoric, Criticism and Historiography. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2019. ISBN: 978-1-108-47490-0 

  Nicholson, E (Cambridge University Press (CUP) for Classical Association, 10 January 2020)

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