Individual Abstracts by Author CAMWS 2018

For abstracts submitted as parts of organized panels please go to https://camws.org/2018PanelsWorkshops. 

• Abbott, Benjamin (University of Pennsylvania), An Asiatic Minority or Majority? Rethinking Army Composition in the Early Seleucid Empire
• Aberle, Katherine (University of Mississippi), Cultural Capital, the Classics, and the Creation of the Southern Planter Class
• Adkins, Evelyn (Kenyon College), Feminine Discourse in Apuleius' Metamorphoses
• Ajootian, Aileen (University of Mississippi), Commemorating Actium at Ancient Corinth?
• Allen, Joel (City University of New York), What the Audience Fears: Cicero's Speeches Against Rullus
• Alvares, Jean (Montclair State University), An Aphrodisian Bacchae for Our Era; David Ives’ Venus in Fur
• Alwine, Andrew T. (College of Charleston), Xenophon on the Thirty
• Andrews, James A. (Ohio University), Epideixis and the Professions of Plato's Protagoras
• Anton, Audrey L. (Western Kentucky University), Moral Idiots and Blameless Brutes: Aristotle on Moral Responsibility for Moral Ignorance
• Arft, Justin (University of Tennessee), You’ve Got the Wrong Guy: Alkinoos and the “Wondrous Deeds” of Odysseus
• Atwood, Preston L. (The University of Wisconsin-Madison), Aristophanes' Lampito in Sociolinguistic Perspective
• Baldwin, Richard (Gulf Coast State College), Does Euripides Have a Consistent Weltanschauung?
• Baldwin, Ryan M. (Brigham Young University), Familial Relationships in Early Christian Martyrdom Texts
• Barnes, Philip V. (John Burroughs School), Catullus and the Swansong
• Barney, Justin (University of Michigan), Lucretius on Animal Sacrifice.
• Barrett, Andrew (Wayne State University), A New Translation of Dionysiaca, Book One
• Baughman, Karl E. (Prairie View A&M University), Coincidence or Conspiracy?: Mark Antony as the Classical Archetype Traitor for Aaron Burr
• Beaulieu, Marie-Claire (Tufts University), Ornithological Approaches to Greek Mythology: The Case of the Shearwater
• Beck, Deborah (University of Texas at Austin), Wellsprings of Grief: Iliad 9.14-15 and 16.3-4
• Beckman, Eric (Indiana University), Constructing a Pharmacy: Herodotus and the Walls of Ecbatana
• Beeby, John B. (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Being Etruscan in Latin: Epitaphs from the Rafi Family Tomb at Perugia
• Beek, Anna E. (University of Memphis), The Open Door to Elysium in Lucian’s True History
• Bishop, Caroline B. (Texas Tech University), densior ille, hic copiosior: Bilingualism in the Demosthenes-Cicero Syncrises
• Blasdel, Gavin P. (University of Pennsylvania), A Statue Base for T. Quinctius Flamininus at Chalcis (IG XII 9, 931)
• Blum, Jessica (University of San Francisco), Claiming Aeneas: Julio-Claudian Echoes in Valerius Flaccus’ Argonautica
• Bocchine, Kristin (University of North Texas), Manuscript versus Mosaic: Comparing the Representations of Jews and Judaism in Greco-Roman Textual and Visual Sources.
• Bolig, Nicholas R. (University of Kansas), Where the Truth Lies: Euripides’ Democratic Challenge in Helen
• Bouxsein, Hilary (St. Olaf College), To Wish the Impossible Wish: Homeric Counterfactuals in Character Speech
• Bowen, Megan (University of Virginia), Prayer, Power, and Gender in Ovid’s Galatea Episode
• Boyd, Barbara Weiden (Bowdoin College), The History of Elegy and Ovid’s Rustication Cure (Remedia Amoris 169-98)
• Bradshaw, Katherine L. (University of Maryland, College Park), Feeding the Emperor, Reading the Empire: The Cultural Implications of Food in Suetonius' Lives of the Twelve Caesars.
• Brandon, Shane C. (University of Colorado Boulder), The Enemy of My Enemy is Me: Heroes, Otherness, and Identity in Painted Amazonomachies
• Brannelly, Timothy (University of Virginia), Sending Signals with signa: The Puzzling Placement of Aquarius in Ovid’s Fasti
• Branscome, David (Florida State University), What’s in a Kordylē? Pheidippides (in Ar. Nub. 10)!
• Brook, Adriana (Lawrence University), Reading Aeschylus through Seneca: The “Tapestry Scene” in Aeschylus’ Agamemnon and Atreus’ Persuasion of His Brother in Seneca’s Thyestes
• Brooks, Lauren T. (BASIS Scottsdale), The Building Projects of Hispania’s Optimus Princeps
• Brubaker, Evan L. (The University of Virginia), Pure Fires: A Bilingual Pun in Augustan Poetics. Evan L. Brubaker (The
• Bruckel, William D. (Boston University), The Furious Nobility: Aeschylus, Solon, and the Athenian Aristocracy
• Bruun, Christer (University of Toronto), Firewood for Rome from Ocriculum
• Bucci, Anthony (Tufts University), Ornithological Approaches to Greek Mythology: The Case of the Shearwater
• Buckingham, Emma N. (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Painted Memorials: White-Ground Lekythoi and the Classical Athenian Funerary Landscape
• Bungard, Christopher (Butler University), The Improvisatory Spectrum in Plautus
• Burian, Peter (Duke University), Operatic Danaids
• Burks, Jonathan P. (University of Arizona), The Return of the Olympians
• Burton, Diana (Victoria University of Wellington), Blurred Boundaries: Hades and Zeus Chthonios
• Busnelli, Gabriele (University of Cincinnati), Triphiodorus' Aesthetic of Détournement
• Caldesi-Valeri, Valerio (University of Kentucky), Borges’ Asterión: Failure of a Matrilineal Model of Royalty
• Callier, Reina E. (University of Colorado at Boulder), Playing the Author: Creative Analysis in Classical Literature Courses
• Camp, Laura E. (Duke University), Greeks Doing Algebra
• Carawan, Edwin (Missouri State University), Aischines' Liability in the Crown Case
• Carnes, Jeffrey S. (Syracuse University), Roger Anne Rogem? Ovid’s Narcissus in a Pederastic Context
• Carrara, Eva (Florida State University), Innovations to Divine Intervention in Amores 1.1
• Carrington, Bernard P. (Salpointe Catholic High School), Color Coding - The Who and the What.
• Carroll, Andrew (Regis Jesuit High School), Photos of Old Things: A Case Study of Secondary Archaeology Education and Museum Partnership
• Carter, Caroline L. (University of Arizona), All Dogs Go to Hades Dog Iconography on Funerary Monuments of Roman Youths
• Carver, Charles D. (University of Washington), Pindar’s ὅπλων κρίσις: Ajax and Athens in Three Aeginetan Odes
• Castellani, Victor (University of Denver), Epic Aging
• Celotto, Giulio (Concordia College), An Empedoclean Reading of Nigidius Figulus’ Prophecy: Love and Strife in Lucan’s Bellum Civile
• Chiasson, Charles C. (University of Texas at Arlington), Herodotus Homerikoteros: The Greek Embassy to Gelon (Hist. 7.153-67) and Iliad 9
• Christman, Sidney M. (University of Virginia), Confessions and Confines: A Case Study of Accuracy and Precision in Herodotus and Thucydides
• Churik, Nikolas (University of Notre Dame), Loosening Down: Non-lethal Uses of *λύω γυῖα
• Cirillo, Thomas M. (Montgomery Bell Academy), Parthenopaeus and Statius' Testing of the Aeneid
• Clapp, Doug (Samford University), Rumors of War in Cicero’s De Imperio Cn. Pompei and Pro Rege Deiotaro
• Clark, Margaret (University of Texas at Austin), Building an Empire from the Ground Up: The Imperialist Implications of Soil as a Raw Material in the Roman Agronomists
• Clauss, James J. (University of Washington), The Odyssey: From Cover to Classic
• Clay, Jenny S. (University of Virginia), A Stroll Through Hesiod's Tartarus
• Cohen, Jordan N. (University of California at Riverside), Science Suppressed: Aristarchus and the Effect of Authority
• Coleman, Desiree D. (University of Arizona), A Spectacle to Behold: Sensory and Visual Elements in Roman Religious Processions
• Coughlan, Taylor (University of Tennessee), Beyond the Bookroll: Dialect Choice as a Poetic Device in Hellenistic and Imperial Inscribed Epigram
• Coward, Thomas (George Mason University), Some New Fragments of Aeschylus, Aristomenes, and Hellenistic Scholarship (P.Oxy. 5160 col. ii.20-40)
• Craig, Christopher (University of Tennessee), o cogitationes inanes meae! Uses and Abuses of Ciceronian exclamatio
• Crane, David (Grand Valley State University), The Meta-philosophy of Phaedo
• Cranford, Dustin S. (University of Maryland at College Park), Surviving the Storm: Two Families of the Laudatio Turiae and the Civil Wars
• Credo, Brian V. (University of Pennsylvania), Initiating Ajax: Mystery Ritual in Sophocles' Play
• Creer, Tyler A. (University of Virginia), A Poor Man's Alexander: Ammianus Marcellinus, Julian, and the Greco-Roman Ethnographic Tradition
• Crnkovich, Catherine (The University of Arizona), Ad Cor et Mentem Per Aures: Benefits of Aural Learning of Classical Languages
• Crooks, Stephanie (New York University), Ariadne, Figura Variata: The Unconventional Ecphrasis in Catullus 64
• Crosson, Isaia (Columbia University), Thucydidean Dionysius
• Cullick, Rachael (Oklahoma State University), Venus among Poisons: Harmonia’s Necklace and the Evils of Seduction
• Currie, Michelle (Florida State University), Seneca on the Death of M. Livius Drusus (Brev. 6.1-2)
• Davis, Samantha C. (Cornell University), fortasse requires: Sapphic and Terentian Intertextuality in Catullus 85
• Day, Kirsten K. (Augustana College), West of “Them”: Classical Antiquity and Identity Politics in the American Western
• Deacon, Elizabeth (Univeristy of Colorado Boulder), Sex and Status in Daphnis and Chloe
• Dee, Nicholas M. (Bowling Green State University), A flagitium incognitum and Its Causes in Histories 4
• Delbar, David (Brigham Young University), Odysseus the Boy Toy: Sexual Slavery in Odyssey 5
• Denton, Tyler (University of Colorado, Boulder), Dual Legends: Hannibal and Scipio as Literary Foils in the Early Roman Historians
• Dettmer, Helena R. (Univeristy of Iowa), Life in Tomis: Tristia 5.7a and 5.7b
• Dharmasiri, Muditha (University of Washington), Remember Me Thus: A Study of Latin Epitaphs of Mime Actresses
• Dickson, Keith (Purdue University), Bloodsongs: Pulse-Taking, Synesthesia, and Epistemic Shifts
• Dighton, Aerynn (University of California at Santa Barbara), “Creticus, you are see-through!”: The Transparent Toga in Roman Invective
• DiLuzio, Joseph (Baylor University), Deifying the People in Cicero’s Post Reditum ad Quirites
• DiLuzio, Meghan J. (Baylor University), From the Palio to the October Horse: Roman Festivals in Comparative Perspective
• Donlon, Deirdre (Pinecrest Academy), Broadway, Hip-Hop, and Aeschylus: Teaching Greek Drama in Modern U. S. High Schools
• Driscoll, David F. (University of California at Davis), Brothers in Arms: ‘Fictive Kinship’ among the Iliad’s Greeks and Trojans
• Driskill, Daniel (Boston University), Aristophanes and the Athenian Archē, to the Peace of Nicias
• Dugdale, Eric K. (Gustavus Adolphus College), Prophecy and Hero Cult in Sophocles' Oedipus at Colonus
• Duncan, Anne (University of Nebraska-Lincoln), "It Wasn't Rape-Rape": Roman Attitudes Toward the Sexual Availability of Mimae
• Duvick, Brian (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs), Fighting for the City of God: Christian and Hellenic Appropriation of Plato’s Republic in the Late Roman Empire
• Eckerman, Christopher C. (University of Oregon), On templa serena at Lucretius’ De Rerum Natura 2.7
• Elliott, Kenneth (The University of Iowa), Quintilian's Frustration with Declamation
• Ellis, Christine (University of New Mexico), Sleepless in Urbe
• Elmendorf, Samantha (University of Colorado Boulder), Jupiter Divided: Civil War in Lucan’s Bellum Civile
• Evans, Jessica (University of Vermont), Engendering Justice in a Gendered World: The Case of Thucydides' Athenians
• Faulkner, Andrew T. (University of Waterloo), Ambiguous Seduction The Mythical Paradigm of Flannery O’Connor’s Good Country People
• Felkner, Virginia K. (University of Oklahoma), Digital Critical Editions: Coding and/as Scholarship
• Felton, Debbie (University of Massachusetts Amherst), The Motif of “The Animal Left Behind” in Classical Literature
• Ferlmann, Roxanne H. P. (Schole Academy),Tacitus’ Rhetorical Characterization of Galba
• Ferriss-Hill, Jennifer L. (University of Miami), The Poet as Maker in Horace's Ars Poetica
• Ficklin, Andrew C. (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), “Mr. Persuasion” and Cycles of Decline in Thucydides’ Corcyraean Stasis
• Fletcher, Kristopher (Louisiana State University), Translating the Names of Winds in Vergil's Aeneid and the Limits of Metonymy
• Fons, Michael G. (University of Kansas), Reading Hypsipyle’s Medea: Looking at the Chronology of Ovid’s Heroides 6 and 12
• Ford, Bryn E. (University of Pennsylvania), Poison, Plague, and Panic: The Veneficia Investigations of the 180s B.C.
• Foster, Andrew (Fordham University), An Experiment in Micro-Finance?: The Grain Tax Law in 4th Century Athens
• Frank, Rebecca (University of Virginia), The Apocryphal Alexander: Alexander the Great in Ptolemy the Quail
• Franklin, Ryan (The Johns Hopkins University), A Thing for All Seasons: Neo-Archaic Media in Sophocles' Ajax
• Franko, George F. (Hollins University), Udall's Floures, Toggling, and Impersonation
• Fricker, Laurel (University of Arizona), Imitating βάρβαροι:The Appropriation of Persian Culture in Greece after the Persian Wars
• Friend, John L. (University of Tennessee), From Ephebe to Ephebeia
• Froedge, Stephen (University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign), Atomic Centaurs: Reading Statius, Reading Lucretius
• Funsten, Grace H. P. (University of Washington), A Learned Dog: Roman Elegy and the Epitaph for Margarita
• Gagarin, Michael (University of Texas), Aeschylus' Revisionist View of Women
• Gaki, Maria (University of Cincinnati), The Influence of Aeschylus’ Agamemnon on Seneca’s Thyestes
• Garcia-Molina, Eduardo (Florida State University), Diodotus Tryphon and the Late Seleukid State
• Garland, Kathleen (Cornell University), Lyre, Loom, Typewriter? Women, Digital Media, and Poetic Anxiety
• Garvey, Tom (The Meadows School), From Zeus to Q: Generational Conflict in a Theogonic Universe
• Gianelle, Zachary J. (University of Arizona), Mothers and Men: A Reexamination of Mother Similes in the Iliad 
• Giannopoulou, Zina (University of California, Irvine), Framing Lars von Trier's Medea
• Gillespie, Caitlin (Columbia University), Collaboration in the Classroom: The Collective Commentary
• Gin, Danielle M. (Kalamazoo College), Ambitious Antinous
• Goblirsch, Amie F. (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Fight like a Woman: Female Heroics and Homeric Models in Lysistrata
• Goldberg, Charles (Bethel University), Pietas, the Vir Optimus Debate of 204 BCE, and the Study of Roman Masculinity
• Gondek, Renee (University of Mary Washington), For the Groom Alone: Bridal Sexuality in Athenian Vase-Painting
• Goodman, Gena (University of California at Santa Barbara), Overstepping Laws, Transgressing Borders: Political Boundaries in Josephus's Jewish Antiquities
• Goyette, Michael P. (New College of Florida), Intersex Identity and Intersectionality: Representations of Hermaphroditus from Ovid, Vitruvius, and Jeffrey Eugenides' Middlesex
• Greene, Ellen (University of Oklahoma), Love and Death in Sappho 31 and 58
• Gresens, Nicholas (University of Rochester), Preservation and Enhancement of the Epigraphic Record through Photogrammetry: A Preliminary Study
• Griffin, Quinn E. (Grand Valley State University), Reimagining Hipparchia: Clemenza Ninci’s Sposalizio d’Iparchia Filosofa
• Guay, Ana Maria (University of California, Los Angeles), Naming, Memory, and Omission in Ibycus 282a
• Hackworth, Corey M. (Baylor University), Living the Myth: History as Rhetoric in Delphic Paeans
• Hagen, Adrienne (Washington and Lee University), The Seed and the Soul in Plato's Dialogues
• Hahn, Samuel (University of Colorado Boulder), πολυάρητος: Signposting Epiphany in the Hymn to Demeter and Odyssey 19
• Hales, Sara L. (University of Iowa), Pseudo-Libanius as Novelist?: A Study of Ekphrasis 30
• Haller, Benjamin S. (Virginia Wesleyan University), The Metamorphoses of George Sandys: Ovid Commentary as Self-Making in Virginia’s Jamestown Colony
• Hanson, Wesley J. (University of Pennsylvania), Competitive Medicine and the Style of the Epidemics
• Harlow, Devon (The University of Southern California), Why is the Frogs Named the Frogs? The Vital Role of Two Choruses in Aristophanes’ Comedy.
• Harper, Kristin (University of Missouri-Columbia), Recalling But a Little: A Late Antique Woman’s Life from her Epitaph
• Harrington, J. Michael (Tufts University), Machine-Actionable Style: Corpus Linguistics Using Treebanked Textual Data to Compare the Style of Latin Authors
• Harris, Molly (University of Wisconsin-Madison), κένανδρον μέγ᾽ ἄστυ: Waging War Abroad in Aeschylus’ Persians
• Harrison, Rebecca (Truman State University), The Transition to Reading Latin: Structural Patterns and Cultural Language Difference
• Hattori, Austin (University of Georgia), The Rhetoric of Ariadne and the Construction of the Catullan Ego
• Hayatshahi, Janet (Randolph-Macon College), Bringing Seneca’s Thyestes to Life: Integrated Project-Based Learning in the Latin and Theatre Classrooms
• Haynes, Holly (The College of New Jersey), The Impossibility of Historia after Domitian: Pliny's Letter 5.8
• Heckenlively, Timothy S. (Baylor University), By His Recklessness They Perished?
• Hejduk, Julia D. (Baylor University), Horace's Acrostic Lessons in Wine and Wisdom
• Henderson, Edward B. (Davidson College), A Tortoise Sings: Composing Music for an Ancient Greek Lyre
• Hendricks, Amy N. (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Verbal Echoes in Theocritus 2 and 11
• Herbert, Sarah (University of Virginia), Heroic Revenge in Euripides' Antiope
• Hicks, Marissa (University of Maryland), The μανία of Dionysus in Euripides’ Bacchae
• Hill, Brian P. (Rutgers University), Repairing Faulty Jars: Allusion and Instruction in Lucretius' De Rerum Natura
• Hill, Nadhira (University of Michigan), Til Death Do Us Part: Attic Marble Lekythoi and Depictions of Unwed Youths
• Holland, Lora L. (University of North Carolina at Asheville), Experiencing the Ancient Garden
• Horrell, Matthew (University of Iowa), Hector’s Snowy Mountain Simile (Iliad 13.754–55)
• Howland, Benjamin (Louisiana State University), The κύκλος Klan and the Dark-side of Classics
• Hubbard, Thomas K. (University of Texas), Addressing Campus Rape as a Classicist
• Hunt, Charlotte (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Hanno’s Periplus: the Human-Animal Transition
• Hunt, Jeff (Baylor University), Homer’s Hellenistic Audience
• Hunter, Elizabeth A. (University of Chicago), Don’t Blow a gliscit: Turnus as an Epicurean Amator
• Huskey, Samuel J. (University of Oklahoma), Digital Critical Editions: Coding and/as Scholarship
• Hütwohl, Dannu (The Ohio State University), Prometheus the Philosopher: Plato's Theft of Fire
• Jacobs II, Paul W. (Independent Scholar), Cola di Rienzo and the Reenactment of an Ancient Tale – Finding the Prata Flaminia in Fourteenth Century Rome
• Jendza, Craig (University of Kansas), Satyr Drama, Tragedy, and Comedy in Euripides' Alcestis
• Jeppesen, Seth A. (Brigham Young University), Writing around the Aeneid: Latin Prose Composition as Fan Fiction
• Johansen, Jordan C. (University of Chicago), The Crocodile and the Labyrinth: Strabo’s Autopsy of the Egyptian Fayum.
• John, Benjamin (University of New Mexico), Reincarnation, Re-reading, and Transcendence in Apuleius’ Metamorphoses
• Johnson, Hali M. (Anthem Preparatory Academy), Mother, Mother! Human Sacrifice, Cannibalism, and Pietas in Ovid’s Metamorphoses
• Johnson, Mason (University of Wisconsin - Madison), Model Man: The Ciceronian Prudens and Aristotelian Phronesis
• Jones, Brandon (Millsaps College), Tacitus' Greek
• Jones, Jacqueline A. (University of Iowa), World-Building in the Heroides
• Jones, Steven L. (Houston Baptist University), Vergil's Apocalyptic Vision: Jewish Influence on Aeneid 2.605-623
• Jones-Lewis, Molly A. (University of Maryland, Baltimore County), The Case of the Missing Ban: Cadaver Dissection in Roman Law
• Joseph, Timothy A. (The College of the Holy Cross), The Poetics and Power of Lament in Lucan’s Pharsalia
• Joshi, Nishant (Tufts University), Changes in Prothesis Rituals as Portrayed on Greek Lekythoi From the Archaic Period Through the Completion of the Peloponnesian War. Changes in Prothesis Rituals as Portrayed on Greek Lekythoi From the Archaic Period Through the Completion of the Peloponnesian War
• Kantzios, Ippokratis (University of South Florida), The Agency of Things in the Poetry of Hipponax
• Kaplan, Philip (University of North Florida), Trading Places and Worship Spaces: The Political, Social and Economic Roles of Religious Sanctuaries Built by and for Resident Aliens in the East Mediterranean
• Karas, Allannah K. (Valparaiso University), Aeschylus’ Hidden Muse: Agamemnon 104-106
• Katz, Rebecca (University of Miami), arma tribunicium cingere digna latus: The Parazonium in Roman Art and Culture
• Kearns, Amber (University of Arizona), Hips Don't Lie: Labor Hazards and Stress in the Ancient Greek Workshoph
• Keck, John R. (The University of Arizona), Exploring Etruscan Sacred Boundaries.
• Kelley, Matthew W. (Boston University), Correcting Herodotus 1.56: The Histories’ Non-answer to the Pelasgian Question
• Kelting, Edward (Stanford University), Aegyptiaka in Creolization: Ethnicity and Authorial Identity in Apion and Chaeremo
• Kendall, Allen A. (Brigham Young University), Kings, Gods, Lovers, and Loyalty: The Public Image of Antony and Cleopatra
• Kershner, Stephen M. (Austin Peay State University), Grieving Philosophically in Statius' Epicedia and Consolationes
• Kimmey, Stephanie (University of Missouri, Columbia), Ritual Consumption and Trash: A Beginners’ Guide to Keeping a Sanctuary Tidy
• Kindick, Samuel L. (University of Colorado Boulder), Ants and Bees in Ovid’s Theater: Ars Amatoria 1.89-100
• Kirsch, Kathleen M. (The Catholic University of America), Docta Psallere: An Anonymous Christian Woman as Prudentius’ Ideal Poet
• Kissell, Lori M. (Liberty High School), Death in Your Classroom: What the Romans Did and Believed, and How to Bring it to Your Classroom
• Knopick, Kristen (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga), Teaching Latin in the Online Environment
• Kochergina, Anastasiya (University of Arizona), Are We Blind? On Oedipus
• Koenig, Amy A. (University of Miami), A Rare Parrot-Teacher: The Parrot as Latin Poet in a Greek Epigram
• Koster, Isabel K. (University of Colorado Boulder), Nepos’ Hannibal as a Trickster
• Kovalchuk, Maria V. (University of Pennsylvania), Describing (the Exterior of) Greece: Space in Pausanias
• Kozak, Adam (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign), The War with Nemea: Furor and Delay in the Nemea Episode of Statius' Thebaid
• Krasne, Darcy A. (Columbia University), Atomic Horses and Subatomic Gods: Valerius Flaccus’s Appropriation of Lucretian "Distant Viewing" in Argonautica 2
• Kreiger, Christian B. (Independent Scholar), Imperial Policy in the East: Rome and Asia Minor
• Kutzko, David (Western Michigan University), The Woman Who Wasn't There: Catullus 13 and the Pose of Isolation.
• La Londe, Danielle (Centre College), Gendered Violence and Genre in Ovid’s Metamorphoses and George Miller’s Mad Max: Fury Road
• Lafferty, Maura K. (University of Tennessee -- Knoxville), Vergil and the Changing Mise-en-Page from Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages
• Lang, Everett (Boston College), A Riot of Images: Statue Destruction and Historiography in Nero’s Rome
• Langley, Bridget (University of Cincinnati), Ovid Subdues the Tiber: Literary Approaches to Managing Environmental Anxiety
• Langseth, Joshua (Coe College), The Yoke
• of Power: Melinno’s Hymn to Rome and the Greek Response to Roman Empire
• Lanphier, Henry W. (Loyola University Chicago), Didactic Medea: Problems and Possibilities in Using Medea to Study Athenian Gender Roles in the Classroom
• Lape, Emma C. (Harvard University), Time and Human Identities in Homer’s Iliad
• Lape, Susan (University of Southern California), Prediction and Persuasion: the Rhetoric of Mindreading in Demosthenes’ Early Deliberative Speeches.
• Larsen, Mik R. (California Polytechnic State University Pomona), Pennies for the Public Man: Crowd-funded Funerals in the Early Republic
• Lea, Luke (University of New Mexico), Guided Reading: Textual Maieutics in Plato's Theaetetus
• Leach, Benjamin D. (Indiana University), Artemisia, The Wonder Woman: The Gendered Nature of ἀνδρεῖα and ἄλκιμος in Herodotus’ Histories
• Lehmann, Hilary (Knox College), Anatomy of an Inheritance (Dem. 27 and 28)
• Lekson, Stephen H. (University of Colorado Museum of Natural History), Medieval North America: Chaco and Cahokia
• Leon, Daniel W. (University of Illinois), Digital Epigraphy: The Case of Arrian’s Praenomen
• Lewis, Amy S. (University of Pennsylvania), Good Doctor, Bad Doctor: Aristophanes as a Comic Healer
• Lewis, C. McKenzie (University of Wyoming), Thinking Global – Acting Local: Inscribed Objects from Excavations at the Villa del Vergigno (Tuscany, Italy)
• Libatique, Daniel (Boston University), Speech, Silence, and Gender in the Hermaphroditus Myth of Ovid’s Metamorphoses (4.274-388)
• Lippman, Mike (University of Nebraska, Lincoln), What's in a Name?
• Liu, Cynthia (Baylor University), Why The Monograph: Genre Crossroads in Sallust’s Bellum Catilinae
• Liu, Tianran (Tufts University), True or False: The Intertextuality of Lucian’s True History and How to Write History
• Loar, Matthew P. (University of Nebraska-Lincoln), Hercules, Cacus, and an EnnianCcontest of Auguries in Aeneid 8
• Lobur, John A. (University of Mississippi), The House of Atticus: Antiquarianism and the End of the Triumvirate
• Loehr, Regina M. (Furman University), Polybius' Emotional Persuasion
• Lord, Kristin O. (Wilfrid Laurier University), Euripides’ Orestes and the Problem of Food
• Louden, Bruce (University of Texas El Paso), Lucretius and the Golden Ass.
• Lowe, James V. (John Burroughs School), At Sea with Catullus and Horace
• Lu, Ximing (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Briseis: An alokhos without eunē
• Luke, Trevor (Florida State University), Nero and Imperial Historiography in Pliny's Natural History.
• Lundy, Steven J. (University of Texas at Austin), Towards a Trauma-informed Pedagogy in the Online Classroom: A Case Study in Teaching Classical Mythology
• Lye, Suzanne (Dartmouth College), Swimming Against the Tide: Aquatic Nethergods and Their Mythology of Resistance
• MacCormack, Colin D. (University of Texas at Austin), I’ll Never Be Your Beast of Burden: Poetic Manifestations of Animals in Herodotus
• Macfarlane, Roger T. (Brigham Young University), When Eurydice is Not a Woman: Adaptation of the Orpheus myth in Resnais’ You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet (2012).
• MacKay, Joshua S. (Brigham Young University), The Moral Republic: Reconciling Livy's Paradoxical Approach to Republic and Princeps 
• Maggiore, Holly (University of Virginia), "And the Shield Cried Out": Narrative and Ekphrasis in the Pseudo-Hesiodic Aspis
• Manley, Fade M. (University of Minnesota), The Self-Abandoning Maiden: Focalization of Attis' Speeches in Catullus 63
• Manolaraki, Eleni H. (University of South Florida), Natura and the Senses in Pliny’s Natural History
• Marincola, John (Florida State University), Musing on the Past: Naevius’ Bellum Poenicum
• Marley, Caitlin A. (University of Iowa), The Shape of Cicero: A Sentiment Analysis of Cicero's Orations
• Master, Jonathan (Emory University), Seneca's Future Readers
• Mata, Molly C. (University of New Mexico), The Suffering of Seneca: Philosophy as a Cure for Pain in the Epistulae
• Matera, Robert (Beloit College), Desire and Deniability in Queer History.
• Maticic, Del A. (New York University), Me Dulcis Saturet Quies: Bad Epicureans in Seneca’s Thyestes
• Mazzara, Rachel (University of Toronto), Comic Misunderstanding: The Adulescens Amans in DRN 4
• McCarter, Stephanie (Sewanee: The University of the South), Lucretius’s Beautiful Phlegm: Disgust, Pleasure, and the Aesthetics of Plague
• McClain, T Davina (Northwestern State University), The Battle Between History and Myth: A New Look at Livy’s Oppian Law Debate
• McCloskey, Benjamin O. (Kansas State University), The Vicious Rich: Socrates’ Democratic Philosophy in Xenophon
• McCoy, Marsha (Southern Methodist University), War, Ritual, and Symbolism: The Gallic Carnyx
• McDonald, Matthew W. (University of Colorado Boulder), Sketching the Stereotype
• McDonough, Christopher M. (University of the South), Dressed to Kill: Pontius Pilate’s On-screen Attire
• McGraw, Claire (University of Missouri-Columbia), Burning for You: A Reconsideration of Incense in Ovid
• McInerney, Jeremy (University of Pennsylvania), A Lease of Sacred Lands from Eastern Phokis (IG IX 1.87).
• McMillan, Devondra (The Lawrenceville School), Aeneas est invitus amator: The Use of paraclausithyron and ekphrasis in Aeneid 1
• McPhee, Brian D. (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Weird Pathos: Stesichorus’ Geryoneis and the Sympathetic Monsters of Apollonius’ Argonautica
• McVey, Aine (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), Stuprum matri intulisse: Caesar's Incest Dream as Characterization (Suet. Iul. 7.2)
• Mears, Elijah J. (University of North Carolina at Greensboro), Latera Ecfututa: Homoeroticism in Catullus 6
• Meban, David (Campion College, University of Regina), Virgil’s Fourth Eclogue and Universal Histories of the First Century
• Mellenthin, Jessica (Utah State University), Scipione l’Africano: Scipio and Mussolini
• Merkley, Ky (University of Illionois Urbana-Champaign), Feminizing Orpheus: Metapoetics, Grief, and Nightingale in Georgics 4
• Meszaros, Erica L. (The University of Chicago), Metaphor in the Astronomical Science of the Timaeus
• Mickens, Hannah (University of New Mexico), On Neptune's Ocean: Classical Allusion and Tragic Agency in Shakespeare's Macbeth
• Migliara, Alessandra (The Graduate Center, CUNY), Real Monsters: Credibility and Verisimilitude in Odysseus’ Apologoi
• Miglierina, Ginevra (University of Colorado Boulder), Two Heroes, One Polis: Athenian Treatment of Herakles and Theseus during the Archaic and Early Classical Periods
• Mignanelli, Michael A. (University of Texas at Austin), Aristophanic Paratragodia of Late-Euripidean Tragedy: A Study of Aristophanes’ Ecclesiazusae
• Miller, C.J. (University of Cincinnati), Imagined Ignorance: Centurions in Persius' Satires
• Mitchell-Boyask, Robin (Temple University), Cyclopean Ajax
• Moat, Collin J. (University of Arizona), Echoes from Cumae: Intertexts between Juvenal Satire 3 and Aeneid 6
• Monahan, Courtney (Duke University), Rings on Her Fingers: Women's Public Donations of Jewelry in Roman Iberia
• Monk, Madeline E. (University of Texas at Austin), Lost Boys in Valerius Flaccus's Argonautica: Parental Grief and Vergilian Allusion
• Montiglio, Silvia (The Johns Hopkins University), Will It End Happily? Suspenseful Episodes in Heliodorus’ Aethiopica
• Moodie, Erin K. (Purdue University), Comedy Personified in Plautus’ Truculentus
• Moore, Daniel W. (University of Virginia), Herodotus’ Constitutional Debate and the Spread of Isonomia
• Moore, Jocelyn R. (University of Virginia), Razing the Roof: kataskaphē in Agamemnon and Heracles
• Moorman, Rebecca F. (University of Wisconsin at Madison), Something Old, Something Lewd: Depictions of Old Women in Lysistrata
• Mori, Anatole (University of Missouri), A Ptolemaic Thetis in Apollonius' Argonautica
• Morley, Robert K. (The University of Iowa), Equestrians and Social Status in Petronius' Satyricon
• Moser, Laura (University of Iowa), Polysomatic Allusion in Stesichorus' Geryoneis
• Moskowitz, Alex (Independent Scholar), The Phocaean Narrative in Herodotus’ Histories: Colonization and Athenian Analogy
• Moss, Carina (University of Cincinnati), Language of Sex(ual Violence) in the Theogony and the Catalogue of Women
• Munn, Daniel T. (University of Iowa), Nothing New Under the Siege: Josephus’ Revival of Expired Prophecy in The Jewish War
• Musgrove, Margaret W. (University of Central Oklahoma), A Rome Study Tour for Students Who Are Not Classicists
• Nally, Edith G. (University of Missouri, Kansas City), Redefining Erōs: Symposium 204d-206b
• Nappa, Christopher (University of Minnesota), Catullus and Juventius
• Natoli, Bartolo (Randolph-Macon College), Bringing Seneca’s Thyestes to Life: Integrated Project-Based Learning in the Latin and Theatre Classrooms
• Neel, Jaclyn (Temple University), Tarpeia’s Devotion to Rome: A Reinterpretation of Livy 1.11-12
• Newman, Alison (The Green Vale School), Peccavit igitur: From Ennius’ Romulus pulcher to Cicero’s Romuli
• Nikota, Benjamin E. (New York University), The Transmission of Priscus of Panium: Excisions, Emendations, and Editorial Evaluations
• Noller, Eva (University of Heidelberg), Between videre and videri: Gaze, Narrator, and Narration in Apuleius’ Metamorphoses
• Norgard, Amy L. (Truman State University), The Sound of Silence: Horace’s “Leaky Ear” in the Satires
• Oberlin, Lauren (University of Arizona), The Proof is in the Pattern: Plant Motifs and their Representations in the Realities of the Minoan and Mycenaean Civilizations
• O'Connell, Peter (University of Georgia), Oral Tradition and Verbal Repetition in Sappho's Songs
• Oliver, Ian (University of Colorado at Boulder), Herodotus Amphiktyonis: Medism in the Thermopylae Narrative
• O'Neill, Joseph R. (Arizona State University), Claudius, Language and Re-Foundation in Tacitus’ Annals
• Osorio, Peter (Cornell University), Reading Plato with Charmadas (Cic. De Or. 1.45-47)
• Overtoom, Nikolaus (University of New Mexico), The New World Order of the Augustan Age and Pompeius Trogus’ Approach to the Roman and Parthian Rivalry
• Palmer, Morgan E. (Tulane University), At Home on the Palatine? The Sedes of Vesta in Ovid’s Fasti
• Pandey, Nandini B. (University of Wisconsin at Madison), Et in Arcadia Ego: Elegiac Shadows over the Vergilian (Para-)Text
• Pang, Colin (Boston University), Quintus of Smyrna and Hesiod
• Pantazopoulou, Anastasia (University of Florida), Lucian’s True Histories: Writing an ἀληθή Ethnography
• Pedrick, William M. (University of Pennsylvania), The Symposiast's Best Friend: Images of the Sympotic Dog on Athenian Vases
• Penich, Keith (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Virginity and Motherhood in Callimachus' 3rd and 4th Hymns
• Persyn, Marcie (University of Pennsylvania), Blocking Fathers, Illicit Marriages: Continuity and Change from Sophocles to Menander
• Phillips, David D. (University of California at Los Angeles), Moicheia and the Unity of Greek Law
• Phillips, Richard (Virginia Tech), Untimely Death, Schadenfreude, and a Prayer for Justice on a 1st century C.E. Epitaph (CIL VI 7898)
• Piper, Malia (University of Michigan), Not an Adulescens, Not Yet a Senex: Pamphilus and Transition in Terence’s Hecyra
• Pirro, Robert (Georgia Southern University), The Politics of Tragedy
• Pittard, Andrea (University of Texas at Austin), The Speech is the Thing: Failed Battle Exhortations in Sallust, Curtius, and Lucan
• Polt, Christopher (Boston College), Anti-Epithalamial Imagery in Catullus 17
• Poole, Ursula M. (Columbia University), Juridical Language in Ovid’s Exilic Oeuvre
• Prince, Meredith (Auburn University), The Predatory Poppaea: A Poppaean Prototype in Late 19th Century Historical Fiction
• Pritchett, Eryn (University of Notre Dame), A Tragic History: Oracular Interpretations in the Stories of Croesus and Agamemnon
• Proffitt, Brittany (Texas Tech University), Unlocking the Past: the Keys of Gabii
• Qualls, Travis (Veritas Preparatory Academy), The Failure of Justice in Thucydides' Plataean Debate
• Quartarone, Lorina N. (University of Saint Thomas), A Study of indignus in the Aeneid: Undeserved Fate and Just Indignation
• Quint, Zachary (Belmont University), Incorporating Experiential and Reflective Learning: The Nashville Parthenon
• Raby, Nina (University of Virginia), Decolonization and Gender in the Reception of the Aeneid in Frank McGuinness' Carthaginians 
• Radcliffe, Ben A. (University of California at Los Angeles), Khaos, Broken Plows, and Discontinuity in Hesiod
• Raef, Abigail (Texas Tech University), totum genus oppugnationis huius: Cicero’s Theory of Humor in Pro Caelio
• Ramundt, William H. (University at Buffalo), Thinking Global – Acting Local: Inscribed Objects from Excavations at the Villa del Vergigno (Tuscany, Italy)
• Rask, K.A. (Duquesne University), Digital Epigraphy: The Case of Arrian’s Praenomen
• Rauk, John N. (Michigan State University), Catullus, Memmius, and Bithynia
• Reed, Jay (Brown University), One Face of Nature: Chaos in Ovid's Metamorphoses and Fasti
• Reilly, Katherine C. (University of Colorado at Boulder), Amicus ex Machina: The Figure of Herakles in Philoctetes
• Reinhardt, Isabella (University of Pennsylvania), Sound in Ennius' Annales
• Reitzammer, Lauri (University of Colorado at Boulder), Return to Bands of Maidens: Female Choruses and Euripidean Escape Odes
• Rice, Jenna R. (University of Missouri, Columbia), From the Balkans to Bactria: How Alexander the Great’s Mountain Wars Grew Bloodier
• Richie, Jonathan A. (Independent Scholar), Discussion of Augustan Marital Law Within the Aeneid
• Romani Mistretta, Marco (Harvard University), Finding Unity through Knowledge: Narrative and Identity-building in Greek Technical Prose
• Rose, Peter (Miami University). The dikê of Diodotus
• Roy, Sydnor (Texas Tech University), Hesiod's Myth of the Ages as an Allegory for the Stages of Life
• Ruprecht, Daniel M. (University of Arizona), What Charybdis so Voracious? Ciceronian Hyperbole in the Second Philippic
• Russell, Craig M. (University of Oklahoma), The Iliad's Shades of Eumelus
• Sammons, Benjamin G. (Independent Scholar), Hostage Situations in Euripides
• Sarais, Maria S. (University of Missouri-Columbia), Oedipus' Fifth Ode and the Issue of Poetic Originality
• Scahill, Kevin (University of Virginia), Cicero’s ‘Monograph’ on the Bellum Clodicum
• Schenker, David D. (University of Missouri), Sophocles on Race and Power: From Thebes to South Carolina and Nigeria
• Schewel, Bertram C. (Fordham University), The Narrative of the Law and Philosophy in the Noctes Atticae
• Schmidt, Charles J. (Rice University), Manumission upon Death: Socrates as ΑΠΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΟΣ / ΕΞΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΟΣ in Plato’s Phaedo
• Schoephoerster, Kirby L. (St. Olaf College), The Colorful World of Fly Fishing in Aelian's De Natura Animalium
• Schroer, Clayton A. (University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign), “It’s Complicated”: Silius’ Camillus and the Camillus of His Predecessors.
• Scodel, Ruth (University of Michigan), The Personhood of Hesiod
• Scott, Teresa Y. (University of California, Irvine), The Genesis of the Centaurs: The Breach of Marriage, Ecocriticism, and Hybridity in Pindar’s Pythian 2
• Sears, Rebecca A. (Tulane University), Inscribing Musical Epitaphs in Virgil’s Eclogue V and the Roman Empire
• Sells, Donald (University of Michigan), The Blessed Afterlife in Old Comedy: Pherecrates, fr. 113
• Shapiro, Susan O. (Utah State University), The Archaic Greek Symposion and the Culture of Sophrosyne.
• Shaw, Michael (University of Kansas), When Words Change Their Meaning (Thucydides 3.82)
• Sheldon, Karilyn (Norfolk Academy), Keeping Field Schools #relevant: Material Culture as a Social Network
• Shelton, Colin (University of Cincinnati), World Languages in the Latin Classroom
• Simmons, Andrew R. (Texas Tech University), Singing Soldiers
• Sit, Noreen P. (Yale University), The Legibility of Escorted Movement in Livy
• Skinner, Marilyn B. (University of Arizona), Lesbia as Procuress in Horace’s Epode 12
• Smith, Echo (University of Iowa), Looking at Praxilla’s Fragment 8 as a Wedding Song
• Smith, Joshua (University of California, Santa Barbara), Imperial Stability and Empirical Similarities: Tacitus’ Agrippinae in Annales 3.1 and 14.8
• Smith, Mariah (University of Southern California), Pliny’s Elegiac Experimentation in the Calpurnia Letters
• Smith, Stephen (University of Minnesota), A Failed Experiment: Tacitus’ Galba on the Principle of Adoptive Succession
• Sobak, Robert (Bowdoin College), Lies, Misdirection, and Gaslighting: On Establishing and Maintaining Tyranny at Athens
• Solomon, Jon (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Orpheus: Cinematic (and Operatic) Evocations
• Sorscher, Hannah R. (University of North Carolina Chapel Hill), Structural Lynx: The Function of the Lyncus and Triptolemus Episode in Ovid's Metamorphoses
• Spalding, Justin T. (University of Georgia), Storms, Giants, and Winters: A Storm only the Helmsman Stilicho Can Steer Us through
• Springer, Avery R. (John Burroughs School), From Fürstenhaus to Bauhaus: An Architectural Irony
• Spyridakos, Dana (University of Iowa), Technical and Ethical Medicine in Achilles Tatius' Leucippe and Clitophon
• Stark, Casey M. (Idaho State University), Emperor Elagabalus and Traditional Roman Religion
• Starkey, Jennifer (San Diego State University), Role-Playing and Self-Actualization in Iphigenia at Aulis
• Stem, Rex (University of California, Davis), Correlating Victory with Model Leadership in Caesar’s Gallic War, Book 2
• Stern, Gaius (San Jose State Univ.), If You Want to Make an Impression, Say it with a Ring: Hannibal’s Brother and the Rings of Roman Senators KIA at Cannae on the Carthaginian Senate Floor
• Sternberg, Rachel H. (Case Western Reserve University), Tears of Compassion in Classical Athens
• Stine, Brett L. (Texas Tech University), Hesiod, Cosmogony, and Cupid-Apollo-Daphne in Metamorphoses Book 1
• Stover, William John (University of Notre Dame), From Adrastus to Durkheim: Toward a Coherent Evaluation of Suicide Triggers in Herodotus
• Sulosky Weaver, Carrie L. (University of Pittsburgh), Dead Soldiers and Death Oracles: Dark Tourism in Ancient Greece
• Svarlien, John (Transylvania University), Spartacus: A Course to Die For
• Swist, Jeremy J. (University of Iowa), Romulus and the Sabine Kings in Tacitus’ Annales
• Tandy, Sean (Indiana University), The κύκλος Klan and the Dark-side of Classics
• Tatum, W. Jeffrey (Victoria University of Wellington), Internal Synkrisis in Plutarch's Aratus
• Taylor, James C. (Harvard University), The Changing Face of Mount Circeo:  A Geographical Uncertainty in Vergil's Aeneid
• Taynton, Nicole (University of California at Santa Barbara),
• Who’s That Girl?: (Mis)recognizing Marathus in Tibullus 1.8
• Teets, Sarah C. (University of Virginia), Josephus and the Paradox of Traumatic History
• Thorne, Mark (Brigham Young University), The Battle of Pharsalia in Literary Memory from Caesar to Lucan
• Topper, Kathryn (University of Washington), Gods and their Ships in Greece and Egypt: Seeing Double on the Thalamegos of Ptolemy IV
• Tribble, Ryan S. (University of Iowa), Reading the Shield of Achilles in Aratus
• Trivax, Claire A. (University of Wisconsin-Madison), The Stylistic Links Between Archaisms and Rhythm in Sallust’s Bellum Catilinae
• Tuck, Steven L. (Miami University), Roman Imperial Auctions: Subverting or Continuing a Republican Political Process?
• Turkeltaub, Daniel (Santa Clara University), Towards a Method for Considering Homeric Humor
• Uhl, Chad (University of Kansas), Movement and Stasis in Vergil’s Aeneid
• Umurhan, Osman (University of New Mexico), Rhizomatic Schemata and Deterritorialization in Juvenalian Satire
• Vanderpool, Emma (University of Massachusetts Amherst), Facebook-ing Vergil's Aeneid: Social Network Analysis of a Classic
• Vaughn, Jackson D. (Texas Tech University), Pagai Reformed: Law, Politics, Heritage
• Walker, Ryan S. (University of Notre Dame), auribus tenere lupum: Intention in Cicero's Pro Marcello
• Walski, Miriam (University of Kansas), Positively Biased: Tacitus on the Mutinies in Pannonia and Germany
• Ward, Laury (Hillsdale College), Unpacking the Internal and External Functions of Ancient Medical Texts
• Warhover, Emma N. (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), The Recurring Grotesque in Ovid's Amores: A Bakhtinian Analysis
• Warner, Jonathan H. (Cornell University), Martyrdom Recensions: Abbreviated or Expanded?
• Warnock, Timothy M. (University of Pennsylvania), Convivium et Epulum: Hellenistic Banqueting and Drunkenness in Livy’s Ab Urbe Condita
• Warwick, Celsiana (University of California, Los Angeles), Nossis' Dildo: Metapoetic Criticism of Female Poetry in Herodas’ Sixth Mime
• Wasdin, Katherine (George Washington University), Concealed Kypris in the Iphigenia at Aulis
• Watson, Charles B. (University of Oklahoma), The Agonis Affair
• Weigel, Jennifer M. (FLorida State University), Mystifying Mirrors: Etruscan Mirrors in Context
• Wells, Jessie (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Scripta Mentula: Sexualized Language and Macro-Epigrammatic Structure in Book 3 of Martial’s EpigramsWentzel, Rocki (Augustana University), Pygmalion and Tragedy in Jonze’s Her (2013
• Wheeler, Jamie K. (Baylor University), Fidem dictis conradere nostris: Persuading an Audience in DRN 1.398-416
• White, David J. (Baylor University), Salve … ianua: The Place of Poem 67 in the Corpus of Catullus
• White, Robert T. (Beaumont School), Terror in a Turnus Town: Vergil’s “Wild West”, and Ours
• Wietzke, Johannes (Carleton College), Diagram as Protreptic to Zoology: Aristotle’s Wondrous Cuttlefish
• Williams, Kathryn (Canisius College), Consules Populares: L. Valerius Potitus and M. Horatius Barbatus
• Wong, Stephanie (Loyola University Chicago), Dominance through Permanence: Schoolboy Graffiti in the Greco-Roman World
• Woo, Michael T. (University of Michigan), The Death of Seneca as Ambitiosa Mors in Tacitus’ Annals
• Wurster, Sonya (Yale-NUS College), Pudor and Pudicitia: Lost Morals and the Fate of the Roman Republic
• Wutrich, Timothy (Case Western Reserve University), Reconsidering Genre in Rhesus
• Yates, David C. (Millsaps College), Philip of Macedonia and the Restoration of the Hellenic League
• Yona, Sergio (University of Missouri), Philodemus, Flattery and the Pest: Horace, Satires 1.9
• Young, Carl E. (Hillsdale College), Who is the Athenian Stranger?
• Zarecki, Jonathan (The University of North Carolina at Greensboro), Controlled Burns and Forest Husbandry in Roman Italy
• Zelikovsky, Melanie (University of Arizona), The ‘Sissy’ Problem: Post-Marathon Attitudes Towards Persians, Amazons, and Archers
• Ziemann, Marcus D. (The Ohio State University), Athens is Babylon by Any Other Name
• Zientek, Laura (Brigham Young University), Noster Oceanus: Atlantic and Mediterranean in Lucan
• Zinn, Pamela (Texas Tech University), The Animus-Anima Complex in Lucretius
• Ziolkowski, John E. (George Washington University), Similes in Homer and Plato: Similarities and Significant Differences