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• The Modernity of Thucydides 

  Morley, NDG (Institute of Classical Studies, 2018)

  n/a

• The poetics and politics of exchange in Roman agronomy 

  Morley, NDG (Oxford University Press, 2017)

  1. Introduction: Roman Economic Thought One of the central themes in Graeber’s Debt – established with his opening anecdote on how the claim “one has to pay one’s debts” becomes established as a self-evident truth – is ...

• Thucydides: origins of realism? 

  Morley, NDG (Edinburgh University Press, 2018)

  It is a well-established idea in mainstream International Relations theory that the ancient Greek historian Thucydides was a Realist, and the originator of some key Realist ideas. The crude version of this claim, relying ...

• Living among Wolves, Acting like a Wolf: Lucilius’ Attacks on Lupus 

  Goh, I (University of Chicago Press, 2017)

• Genus as Matter in Aristotle’s Metaphysics. A Reconsideration 

  Galluzzo, G (Sismel Edizioni del Galluzzo, 2017-05-01)

• Shelley's Georgic Landscape 

  Earnshaw, KM (Oxford University Press, 2017)

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• Oscan ϝουρουστ and the Roccagloriosa law tablet 

  McDonald, K; Zair, N (Fabrizio Serra editore, 2013)

• New readings of the multilingual Petelia curse tablet 

  McDonald, K; Tagliapietra, L; Zair, N (Habelt, 2015)

  Petelia 2 is a curse text written on a leaf-shaped lead tablet, 0.028m high and 0.184m wide.1 It was found on the surface at loc. Cassana, north of modern Strongoli, by Luigi Mazza. The inscription was fi rst published by ...

• Fragmentary ancient languages as “bad data”: towards a methodology for investigating multilingualism in epigraphic sources 

  McDonald, KL (De Gruyter, 2017)

  The study of language contact in the ancient world has been an area of huge growth over the past ten years. However, in areas of the ancient world where sources are more limited, scholars have been more hesitant to make ...

• Representations of food hawkers in Ancient Rome 

  Holleran, C (Routledge, 2016-08-19)

  Chapter one

• Getting a job: finding work in the city of Rome 

  Holleran, C (Brill, 2016-12-01)

  Book chapter

• Finding commerce: the taberna and the identification of Roman commercial space 

  Holleran, C (Cambridge University Press (CUP) for British School at Rome, 2017-06-01)

  No abstract

• Frugality and Roman economic thought in Varro's Rerum Rusticarum 

  Morley, NDG (Cambridge University Press (CUP), 2014)

  Paper presented at (Re)approaching Roman Frugality An Interdisciplinary Workshop. Cambridge, Faculty of Classics, 9-10 January 2014

• Thucydides and the historiography of trauma 

  Morley, NDG (University Press of Strasbourg, 2017)

  L’historiographie du traumatisme, un thème de recherche important dans les dernières années, suggère une approche de l’interprétation du récit de Thucydide de la défaite d'Athènes. Cet article explore comment Pierre ...

• Seleucus, his signet ring and his diadem 

  Ogden, D (L'Erma di Bretschneider, 2016)

  A significant link obtains between the myth of Seleucus’ birth, as told by Appian Syriakē 56.284-5 and Justin 15.4.2-9, and the myth of his retrieval of Alexander’s diadem, as told by Appian Syriakē 56.287-57.292 and Arrian ...

• Citizens and serpents in Classical Athens 

  Ogden, D (Massey University Press, 2017-02-13)

  Book chapter

• No one is immortal: From exemplum mortalitatis to exemplum virtutis 

  Borg, BE (de Gruyter, 2017)

  Book chapter

• Legitimising war and defending peace: Thucydides in WWI and after 

  Morley, NDG (Oxford University Press (OUP), 2017)

  No abstract

• Members Only? The Non-Aggression of Phalluses in Lucilian Satire 

  Goh, I (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2017)

  n/a

• Elements and uniform parts in early Alexandrian medicine 

  Leith, DB (Brill Academic Publishers, 2015-09-18)

  This paper argues that the Alexandrian physicians Erasistratus of Iulis and Herophilus of Chalcedon adopted Aristotle’s analysis of the composition of organic bodies into three levels, namely elements, uniform, and non-uniform ...

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