Last Name
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First name
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Title of Paper
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Accettola
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Anna
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In Whom Do We Trust? Pistis, Dikai Emporikai, and Athenian Legal Rhetoric
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Adler
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Kimiko
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Highlighting Religious Diversity: Creating Jews among Greeks and Romans
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Ainsel
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Morgan
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A Battery of Canons: Homer and Collaborative Writing
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Ajootian
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Aileen
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A Colossal Zeus at Ancient Corinth?
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Allbright
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Joshua
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Drop Dead, Gorgias: Isocrates on Beauty and the Failure of Aesthetic-Mimetic
Rhetoric
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Alonso
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Jordi
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Vera, licita, et naturalis magia’: Renaissance Orphica in Andreas Christian
Eschenbach’s Orphei Argonautica, Hymni, et de Lapidibus (1632)
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Alwine
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Andrew
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Dreaming of the Greek Nation: Xenophon’s Panhellenism
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Amey
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Miranda
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Artemis’ Bear: Brauron, Callisto and Childbirth
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Arango Casas
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Esteban
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Describing Aboriginal people of Colombia in Augustinian Latin writings
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Arft
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Justin
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Grammatical Error or Poetic Purpose? Homer’s Special Grammar in
Light of Oral Poetics
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Austen
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Victoria
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Re-Casting the Gregory Collection: The Role of Plaster Cast Antiquities’
in the Formation of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Baker
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Sarah
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Craft and Deception in Homer's Odyssey
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Baker
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Catherine
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Building Skills in the Classical Archaeology Classroom: Low-Stakes
and Scaffolded Assignments
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Balaguer
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Anna
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A Very Dreary Drinking Song: Alcaeus 38a in Context
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Bareket
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Ori
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Where in the orbe terrarum were the Eastern Roman Frontiers of the
Early Principate?
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Barnett
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Zoe
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Jenna et. al. Approve This Message
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Baughman
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Karl
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An Emperor from “a worthless nation”: Philip the Arab and the
problem of race in the Roman Empire
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Beek
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Anna Everett
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Liquid, Metal, Stone, Glass: The Many Faces of Ancient Mirrors
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Beek
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Aaron
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Bandits and Soldiers in Hellenistic and Roman Judea
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Bender
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Lauren
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Wearing Apollo's Guise: Gender and Representation on the San Simeon
Muse Sarcophagus
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Bennett
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Cole
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As We are Wont to Do: Violence in Book Ones of Imperial Latin Epic
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Bieri
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Charles
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On the Tension between Philosophy and Religion in Lucretius’ De Rerum
Natura and Cicero's De Natura Deorum
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Bigio
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Brian Jorge
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Socrates Among the Orphics: The Evidence of Plato's Euthyphro and the
Derveni Papyrus
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Blankenship
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Sam
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Greeks on Persian Monuments: The Belatedness of Persian Monumental Discourse
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Boese
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Laura
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Medusa and Modern Reception: Freud and Feminism
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Bolig
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Nicholas
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Metic and Non-citizen Bodies in Lysias’ Funeral Oration
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Bonaparte Gimenez
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Maria Eugenia
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Emotion and narrative in Sophocles’ Electra and Tyro: compassion and
the rescue pattern
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Braden
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Brooke
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"Like Birds in the Bush": A Bacchic Reading of Picnic at Hanging Rock
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Brakebill
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Samuel
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Family and Political Vipers: ἔχιδναι in Sophocles’ Antigone and Philoctetes
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Branstetter
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Elizabeth
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Tempered Wine: The Invocation of Bacchus and Virgil’s Poetic Control
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Breitenfeld
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Sarah
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Intersex Antiquity: Historical Intersex People and their Families in Ancient Rome
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Brugnoli
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Giulia
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Snatched from the pyre: Contemplating the narrative of Asclepius’
mythological birth
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Burdorff
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Sara
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Venus Furiens: On Madness, Illicit Union, and Augustan Moral Reform
in Vergil’s Aeneid
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Burt
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Kathleen
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Small and Simple Things: Object, Theme, and Persona in the Lyrics of
Catullus and Horace
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Byrne
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Kaine
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Brother-As-Lover: Intimate Fraternity in Catullus
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Caithamer
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Rebecca
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Experiential Learning: The Role of Experience in Acquiring Aristotle's ·
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Callahan
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Patrick
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Omnia Ficta in Lucilius’s Fragments
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Campbell
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Charles
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Teaching Martial’s Epigrams from Manuscript to Critical Edition:
Editorial Method and Palaeography in the Intermediate Latin Classroom
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Carnes
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Jeffrey
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Enter Alcibiades: Gender and Disruption in Plato’s Symposium
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Castellani
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Victor
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Covering, Uncovering, and Recovering Some Body in the Iliad
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Chaldekas
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Matthew
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Queering the Family in Hellenistic Philosophy: Menedemus of Eretria
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Chen
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Zachary
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Sana quippe ratio etiam exemplis anteponenda est: Exempla and ratio in
moral education in Seneca the Younger and Augustine of Hippo
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Cheshire
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Keyne
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Nobody’s Fool: ‘Outis’ vs. Polyphemus’ in Odyssey, Book 9
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Cooperman
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Isabel
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The Other Woman: Persuasion and the Role of Cassandra in Aeschylus’s
Agamemnon
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Cox
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Justin
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A Sophistic Performance: Atticist Rewriting of Sappho in Aelius Aristides
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Cozzi
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Cecilia
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Re-enacting Sophocles' Ajax: Ulysses as a metaliterary character in
Seneca's Troades
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Crane
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David
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On Missing the Message of Plato's Charmides
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Cross
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Nicholas
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The Origins of the Second Athenian Confederacy
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Cullick
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Rachael
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Provinciae captae: Representations of captured provinces in relation to
Suetonius’ Lives of the Caesars
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Cullinan Herring
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Sarah
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Living Dolls: Fictive Female Bodies in Greek Literature
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Dadvand
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Ava
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The Three-Horse Problem: Anachronism and Substitute-Killing
(ErsatztÃtung) in the Iliad
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Dance
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Caleb Dance
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Imag(in)ing Latin Literature: Digitized Manuscripts and Book History
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de Brestian
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Scott
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Making Trajan’s Column in the Classroom
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De Jesus
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Luciana
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Sappho off the Pedestal: Lesbos as the Lesbian Nation and the Daughters of Bilitis
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De Riesthal
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Kathleen
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The Crossing of the Rubicon in Caesar and Lucan
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De Salvo
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David
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Baptizing the Bees - Elysium in Augustine's Confessions 9
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Dearmore
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Charles
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Wolfe in the Mist
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Deskins
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Andrew
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The Unplowed Field: Fear and Cultivation in Roman Epic
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Dey
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Srija
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From Stage to Stone: Female Friendship in Senecan Drama and Ancient Art
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Dickinson
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Mary
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Cicero's Redefinition of Utilitas in De Officiis and De Amicitia
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Dimoglidis
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Vasileios
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Imitating Philoctetes: the mimetic mode of the chorus in the Parodos and
the first Stasimon of Sophocles’ Philoctetes
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Donnelly
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Rachel
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Where has all the meter gone? Comparing Cicero’s Tusculan
Disputations and Augustine’s Soliloquia
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Dopico
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Juan
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Becoming L. Brutus: Roman Mos Maiorum in Plutarch's Brutus
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Dubit
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Rachel
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A Diagnostic Approach to Sources of Envenomation in Lucan
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Dutmer
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Evan
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Not Alone A Transformational Collegium of Virtuous Friends in Cicero's De Amicitia
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Easton
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Jeffrey
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Working the system: From the familia publica to the apparitores
in the Roman empire
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Engstrom
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Elizabeth
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Kleopatra VII and the Legacy of Ptolemaic Queenship
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Esposito
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Marianna
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The plunge of Theseus: a Mediterranean myth across time
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Filippaki
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Christina
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Iphigenia and the cycle of violence: Reading Euripides through Iakovos Kambanellis
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Fletcher
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Kris
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‘The Moving Moon’: Apuleius’ Golden Ass and Coleridge’s: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
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Foster
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Edith
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Incompetence? Diplomatic Discourse in Book 5 of Thucydides
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Francis
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Thomas
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Don't Sleep on Dreams: Medical Dream Interpretation in Galen and Aristides
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Francis
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Natalie
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Troubling Virgilian Comedy in Ferrante's Naples
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Franzoi
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Bailey
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Considering Meroe and Meroe: Kush and Rome in Apuleius’ Metamorphoses
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Fraser
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John
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We Don’t Teach This For Nothing: Transferable Skills and A Classical
Life After Career Death
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Freas
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Debra
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The Ass and the Bull: The Myth of Europa in Apuleius
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Froedge
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Stephen
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The Emperor Julian on Friendship: A Reading of Letters 107 and 78
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Frost
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Anne
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πίονα μῆλα:Animals and Divine Vengeance in the Apologoi
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Frost
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Michael
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Candor vehit ad superna: Epic Intertexts in Prudentius’s Peristephanon 13
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Fugate
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Aaron
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Identity Crisis: The Horus Cippi Campana Reliefs at the Temple of Apollo Palatinus
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Funsten
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Grace
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Centering Cypassis: An Enslaved Reading of Ovid Amores 2.7-8
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Gastrich
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Rachel
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What Really Happened to Afranius Dexter? Pliny’s Failed Master of Epistle 8.14
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Giannadaki
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Ifigeneia
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Ethos in the Lysianic dokimasia-speeches concerning prospective
magistrates: between theory and practice
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Ginsberg
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Lauren
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Seeing Caesar and Hannibal in Tacitus’ Agrippina
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Gipson
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Christopher
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Beyond the Ocean: Limits of the World in Oppian’s Halieutica
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Glen
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Emma
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Genre-Queer: Chaucer’s Use of Ovid’s Heroides in Troilus and Criseyde
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Gorey
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Matthew
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An Epicurean Goddess Named Pleasure?
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Gorton
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Luke
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Dionysus: God In Motion
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Grant-Gubbins
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Julius
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Subversive Intertextual Invective in Ammianus Marcellinus' use of Exempla
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Gregg
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Aidan
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Personhood in Process: Interpreting Burial Practice in Mycenaean Chamber Tomb Cemeteries
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Gring
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Nathan
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More Stubborn than the Sea: Erotic Passion and Water in Myth
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Gruber-Miller
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John
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Contesting Citizenship: A Social Justice Themed Course for the Classics Curriculum
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Gruver
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Marie
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Crossing Boundaries: Social and Geographical Violations in Herodotus’ Histories
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Gurtler
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Marissa
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Exempla of Motherhood: Reading Cornelia Africana behind Cornelia in Propertius 4.11
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Haagenson
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Jake
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Specific and Generic Self-knowledge in Alcibiades I
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Hahn
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Isabelle
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Breaking Formula as Social Criticism in Plautus's Casina
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Hall
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Alexander
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On the Meeting of Achilles and Helen in the Cypria
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Haller
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Josiah
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The Metamorphosis of the Olympians: Renewal and Re-creation in Valerius Flaccus’ Argonautica
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Hampton
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Erica
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A Homeric Hymn to Homo Deus: Interstellar Divine Negotiations in Star Trek
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Hancox
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Josephine
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EPIC: The Musical as a Learning Tool in the Classics Classroom
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Hanses
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Erin
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A Phenomenology of Power: Recovering Sulpicia
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Hanses
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Mathias
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Mirifica corpora: Racializing Depictions of Numidians and Gauls in [Caesar]’s African War
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Hanson
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Garrett
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Foundation and Re-Foundation: Reflections of Camillus in Livy
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Harden
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Christopher
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Distorted Reflections of 1204
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Harris
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Annabelle
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The Invisible Interpreters of Greece
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Harris
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Madeleine
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Ariadne’s Queer Stillness in Catullus 64
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Hartnett
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Jeremy
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Self-Presentation as a Mensor Aedificiorum: The Case of T. Statilius Aper
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Heckenlively
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Timothy
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Achilles and Paternal kleos
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Henkel
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John
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Elegizing Epic Footwork in Tibullus 1.3
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Henricks
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Phoebe
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Perpetua Virgines: Materiality of Vestal Virgins
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Hernandez
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Aleah
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Mourning becomes Achilles: the Über -Chorus of Iliad 18.22-71
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Holden
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Davis
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Homo Sacer: Tabooed Exile or Human Sacrifice
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Houseman
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Alexander
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I Think Therefore I Am Not: Faulty Self-Construction in Seneca’s Phaedra
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Irby
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Georgia
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Mapping Rome from Tomis
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Irons
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Julia
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Aphrodite the Phrygian Princess in the Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite
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Jacks II
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David
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Pleasure, Moderation, and ῥυσμός ‚ in Archilochus 128 W
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Jendza
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Craig
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Aristophanes's Openings as Cold Opens
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John
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Benjamin
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Homeric Parapsychology: The Psyche of Patroklos and Near-Death Precognition
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Jones
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Sawyer
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A Quantitative Analysis of Pre- and Post-Palatial Messenian Survey Data
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Kaiser
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Johanna
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Guilty Pleasures? Indulgence and propriety in post-Augustan Latin literature
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Kaloudis
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Naomi
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Teaching Euripides' 'Alcestis' through performance context
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Kammerer
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Margaret
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Invoking the Muses: Statius' Use of Invocations in the Thebaid
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Kaplan
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Simon
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Latris No Longer: Rereading Cassandra's Appeal to Apollo at Euripides' Troades 450
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Karanika
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Andromache
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For the Fear of the Gorgon: Addressing the 'pale fear’ formula in archaic epic and lyric
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Karatzoglou
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Orestis
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Aristippus on the Scales? A New Reading of Plutarch’s De tranquillitate animi 469c
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Karr
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Geneva
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Ancient Greek Women and Medicine
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Keyser
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Derek
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The Steak without the Sizzle: Herodotus, Harpagus, and Subversion of Tragic Tropes
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Kindick
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Sam
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Achilles in Love: Trojan Heroes in the Ars Amatoria
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Kogan
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Gabriella
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Wrestling on Behalf of God: Perpetua's Agon Against the Devil
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Koster
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Isabel
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Illustrating Villainy: Tullia and her Father’s Corpse at Livy 1.48
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Kozak
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Zachary
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Female Power in Plutarch’s Artaxerxes
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Kramer
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Nathaniel
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Reconstructing the Routes of the Aqueducts of Roman Sparta using GIS Least-Cost Path Analysis
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Kuxhausen-DeRose
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Katrina
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The Magic of Monster Masks: A Comparative Analysis of the Greek Gorgon and Chinese Taotie
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La Londe
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Danielle
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Actaeon’s Error: Space and Identity in Ovid’s Metamorphoses
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Lacey
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Colin
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Close Encounters of the Bird Kind: Divine Ontology in Aristophanes' Birds
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Lea
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Luke
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"Good Because of Itself" in Republic II
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Leach
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Benjamin
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What’s in a Name? The Representation of Herodotos’ Prose Predecessors
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Leggott
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Brandon
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The Mechanism of Designating a Homo Sacer
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Levi
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Colton
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Opening the Flood Gates: Lucan’s Isthmus Metaphor and its Wake
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Lewis
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Will
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Visualizing Comedy: Network Mapping Plautus
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Loewen
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Arianna
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Homeric Nonnus/Biblical Nonnus: Reconciling Classical Literary Continuity and Christianity in Nonnus’ Dionysiaca
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Loney
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Alexander
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Hesiod’s New Golden Age: An Optimistic Nostalgia
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Lord
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Kristin
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Food and the Composition of the Jury in Aristophanes’ Wasps: A Proxy for Plato’s Apology?
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Lunt
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Caroline
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Filling an Empty Troy: First, Second, and Third Space in Euripides’ Trojan Women
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Lye
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Suzanne
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Child’s Play: Encountering the Ancient Greek World in Modern Video Games
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Lyman
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Claire
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Scaenae Frons: The Roman House as Stage
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MacDonald
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Jacob
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Subverting the Serenade: The Komos in Catullus 32
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Macfarlane
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Roger
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The Orphic Search for Eurydice in Alice Rohrwacher's La Chimera (2023)
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Machado
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Kyle
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Sea-Storm Openings in Roman Epic
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Mainwaring Foster
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Louis
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Men Out of Time
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Marbury
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Gillian
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What about Iphigenia? Divine Presence and the Story World
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Markaki
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Aikaterini
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The Power Dynamics between Clytemnestra and Agamemnon through shared animal imagery in Aeschylus' Agamemnon
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Marshall
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Laura
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Under the Plane Tree: Virginia Woolf’s response to Plato in the Waves
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Martin
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Halle
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Characterization Via Oathmaking in Aristophanes’ Clouds
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Mastronardi
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Antonello
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Beyond Hatred: Reassessing Agency and Tracing Policy in Mithridates’ Occupation of Western Anatolia
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Matthews
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Mitchell
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The Void Beyond the Veil: Chaos and the Pretense of Order in Ovid’s Metamorphoses
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Mayo
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Shannon
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Ὁμαρτήσαντες ἀφ᾿ Ἑλλάδος: Spatiality and Exchange in Apollonius’ Argonautica
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McClure
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Laura
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Virginia Woolf and Aristophanes
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McCune
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Blanche
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Thoth’s Ibis in Horace Odes 2.20
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McDonough
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Christopher
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The Athena of the Portland Cement Safety Trophy (1924): Classical Reception and the American Working Class
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McMath
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Thomas
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Before the End: Intertextuality in Sophocles’ Antigone and Aeschylus’ Seven Against Thebes
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McNulty Harrington
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Mary
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Leading Envoys: Maternal Diplomacy in Appian’s and Cassius Dio’s Narratives of the Triumviral Period
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Mebane
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Julia
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The Fish That Foretold the Assassination of Caligula: On the remora in Pliny’s Natural History
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Meinel
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Cade
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Ships and Sailors in Ammianus Marcellinus’ Res Gestae
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Melberg
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Kate
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Approba populo manum: Authors and Audiences in Senecan Tragedy
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Meszaros
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E.L.
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Updating Our Understanding of Algorithms in the Ancient World: A Babylonian Astronomy Case Study
|
Miller
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Peter
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Archaic Greek Poetry and the Ancient Gymnasium
|
Miller
|
Tyler
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The Many Fleets of Alexander the Great
|
Mills
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Sophie
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Another Addition to the Canon: The Latinist, by Mark Prins
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Mimms
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Haley
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Held Captive by Divinity: The Identity of Helen of Troy from Caricature to Agent
|
Mitchell
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Maxwell
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Transgressive Roots in Roman and Indigenous Conceptions of Land
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Moodie
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Erin
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‘Come here, spectators, and share the sacrificial meat with us’:
Metatheater as Reinforcement for Pro-Peace Messages in Aristophanes’ Peace
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Moon-Black
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Mina
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The Artful Rhetoric of Inconsistency: Claudian’s De Raptu Proserpinae and Eudocia’s St. Cyprian Reconsidered
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Moore
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Timothy
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Why We Shouldn’t Use the F Word: Two Case Studies in What it Means that the aulos/tibia is Not a Flute
|
Moretti
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Katherine
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Degrees of Separation in Vergilian Ritual: the gendered effects of ritual in Aeneid 4, 5, & 12
|
Moroz
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Julia
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Women and Textiles in Etruscan Religion
|
Moss
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Carina
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Getting a Job Outside the Field: Possibilities and Hope
|
Murphy
|
Dean
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Aristotle's God as Epicurean Ideal
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Mylli
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Eleonora
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Spectatorship and Agency in Lanthimos’ Poor Things: The Cinematic Emancipation of Ovidian Galatea
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Natoli
Bennett
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Bartolo
Taylor
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The Cento Vergilianus and Student-Centered Instruction: Integrated Project-Based Learning in the Latin
|
Nguyen
|
Tiffany
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Hecuba’s Lamentation in Euripides
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Nord
|
Kyle
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Unmasking a Monster: Development of the Gorgon Visage and the Changing of Fear in the Ancient World
|
Nudell
|
Joshua
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Alexander’s Final Plans, Revisited
|
Oyler
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Acacia
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A Woman’s Suicide for a Man’s Death: Gendered Constructions of Humor in Epigrams
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Ozlen
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Hakan
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Breaking Time in Apuleius’ Metamorphoses: Initiation, Identity, and the Reimagining of Temporality
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Pagano
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Max
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Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You: Stuckness, the Forced Gaze, and the Death Drive in Sophocles’ Ajax
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Pantazopoulou
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Anastasia
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Myth-Reversal and Empowerment in Charlie Covella’s Kaos (2024)
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Papadopoulou
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Eleni
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Private Epistolography of the Imperial Period: From Bibliophily to Textual Criticism
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Parr
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Lucy
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The Experience of Cursing and the Power of Things at the Fons Annae Perennae
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Pavlick
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Amanda
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Constructing Structures of Power: A topographical approach to the architecture of central Italy, 8th-5th c. BC
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Pavlik
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Laurence
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The Agnone Tablets: Translation and Interpretation
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Perez
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Luke
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Gender swapping in illustrations of the Psychomachia manuscripts
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Pesely
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George
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Deceptions and Perceptions in the Athenian Revolutions of 411 B.C.
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Petrou
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Elias
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Digitizing Ancient Greek and Latin Manuscripts in Illinois in the Early 20th Century
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Phillips
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Richard
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A Fragmentary Ptolemaic Tax List, Some Rarely Attested Names, and New Archival Connections (P. Mich. Inv. 7023a)
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Platte
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Ryan
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The Bronzeville Forum: Race and Reception in Pre-Great Migration Chicago
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Polleichtner
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Wolfgang
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Caieta's Funeral, the Circe Episode, and the Mouth of the Tiber at the Beginning of Aeneid 7
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Posner-Hess
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Rebecca
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Tragic Spatiality and the Oracle of Calchas in Sophocles’ Ajax
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Prado
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John
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Stress-Weight Mapping in the Latin Elegaic Pentameter
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Price
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Walter
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Vergil in the Shire: The Bucolic Nature of Bag-End
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Rabel
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Robert
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What Does Aeschylus Have to Do with the Bible?: The Green Pastures by Marc Connelly
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Rahat
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Guy
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Patterns and Anomalies in the Opening Lines of Iliadic Dialogue
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Reeber
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Joy
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Translation and Transcreation: A Hybrid Approach in the Language Classroom
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Register
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Phillip
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Making Money on the Move: Reevaluating the ‘Mobile Mint’
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Reitzammer
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Lauri
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Ritual Viewing at Delphi: Euripides’ Ion and the Temple of Apollo
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Resnick
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Hannah
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Courtroom Melodrama in the Latin Novel
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Richards
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Austin
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Apatheia and Metriopatheia in Seneca's Epistulae Morales
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Richards
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Oliver
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He is One Half of My Soul, as the Poets Say: Lineages of Homo-Heroic Grief and Loss in Captain America,
The Epic of Gilgamesh, and The Iliad
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Riedel
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Luther
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Medea and Arsinoe Abroad: Translocation as Rebirth in Literature and History
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Robb
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Eleanor
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Punishment through Neglect: The Absence of Physical Metamorphosis in Ovid’s Daedalus and Icarus
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Robertson
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Christopher
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ἀλλὰ γὰρ ἔστιν μοῦσα καὶ ἧμιν: The ‘Women’s Muse’ of Euripides’ Medea
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Robichaud
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Erin
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"How a terrible death ought to have pleased me": Helen's Death Wish and its Trojan Addressees in Iliad Book Three
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Rolfe
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Jonathan
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Socrates, True Student of the Poets
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Roller
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Duane
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To The Ends of the Earth: the Greco-Roman Exploration of the World
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Roy
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Sydnor
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Sources in Conversation: Herodotus’ Proem and the Odyssey
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Rucker
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Rachel
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νεμεσσητὸν δέ κεν εἴη: Helen, Paris & Aphrodite’s Queer Desire in Iliad 3
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Rutherford
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Kyle
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Longus and the Construction of the Kolax
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Saladino
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Emily
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The Use of φύω in Oedipus Rex: An Ecocritical Perspective
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Sanchez Mendoza
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Lucia
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Pindar, Hieron, and the guest-friend. The commodification of xenia in the Hieron victory odes
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Sanders
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Kirk
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Shifting Priorities: Revisiting the Relationship between Xenophon's Apology and Plato's Apology
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Sanders
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Christine
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The Power of the Populus in Cicero’s De Re Publica II
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Schenker
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David
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Re-reading Medea Through Femi Osofisan's Medaaye
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Scott
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Will
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Sexual Violence and Sex Industry in Comedies of Plautus
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Self
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Jia
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Flight Paths: Re-examining Swans in Vergil’s Aeneid
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Shapiro
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Susan
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The Foundations of Human Rights in Ancient Greek Thought
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Shelton
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Colby
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Coins and Conquest: Shift in imperial imagery on Trajan’s Dacian and Parthian coinage
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Simon
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Stefan
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The Syntactic Status of Latin and Greek Proper Names: A Generative Grammar Analysis
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Slater
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Niall
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Who Does What and with Which and to Whom? Dynamics of Identity and Sexuality on an Inscribed 5th Century South Italian Olpe
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Smitten
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Alec
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Developing Art in the Text: A Look at Acrostics and Telestics in Oppian’s Halieutica
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Snyder
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Richard
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The (Bio)Political Animal: Aristotelian Organicism and Agamben’s Homo Sacer
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Sotiroudis
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Panagiotis
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Euripides as a komoidoumenos: Poetic Competition and Intertextuality in Athenian Drama
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Spellman
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Jo
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"Filth are my Politics; Filth is my Life": Dirt and Dirtiness in Plautus' Poenulus
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Stark
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James
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Hey! That Actually Sounds Like Fun: Make Your Classics Club Thrive
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Steer-Mandolia
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Cygnet
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The Significance of Virgilian Intertext in Carolingian Poetry: Walahfrid Strabo’s de Imagine Tetrici
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Stokes
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Ethan
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‘Cleaning Up’ the Meaning of καθαρῷ θανάτῳ in Odyssey 22.462
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Stover
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Tim
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The Literary Afterlife of a Vergilian Villain: Phlegyas in Flavian Epic
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Tagliabue
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Aldo
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Hector’s Deprivation of Nostos: A Comparative Analysis of the Costs of War for Homeric Heroes
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Toman
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Maya
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Dum Conderet Requiem: The Foundation of Rome and the Death of Turnus in Augustine’s Confessions
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Topal
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Hidayet
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Peasant Uprisings in Roman Gaul and Ottoman Anatolia: A Comparison of the Bagaudae and the Celali Rebellions
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Touyz
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Paul
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A satyr in the closet: the relationship between Orestes and Cyclops
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Townshend
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James
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Silenus and the Theory of the Grotesque in Virgil Eclogue 6
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Trcalek
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Nicholas
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Parallel Poleis: Athens and Syracuse in Thoukydides
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Trezevant
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Tallulah
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The Conscientious Classics Club: Implementing Inclusivity, Pedagogy, and Fun in a Student-Led Organization
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Tuck
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Steven
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The Tampa Neptune: A Lost Work from the Amphitheater at Capua?
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Turco
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Joseph
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Unless the God Wishes: A Religious Reassessment of Homer’s Apologoi
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Tyrell
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Taylor
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Frozen in Slumber: Preservation of Life & Gender Roles in Conclamatio Scenes on Roman Child Sarcophagi
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Umurhan
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Osman
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Cock Prop(s) In Lysistrata
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Vennarucci
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Rhodora
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Caveat Emptor: A VR Latin Language Learning Application for Secondary School Students
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Vitas
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Marko
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The Zeus Problem of Olympian 9 and the Near Eastern Flood Traditions
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Wahlgren
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Savannah
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Performing Motherhood: Andromache’s Navigation of Familial Identities in Seneca’s Troades
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Walters
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Brian
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Consular and Poetic Vigilance in Cicero’s De Consulatu Suo and Epigram 2 Soubiran
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Ward
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Robert
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Drinking Poem, Drunk Rhythm: Anacreon Fr. 396 PMG and its Reception
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Warhover
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Emma
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Feminization of Rhetoric at Tacitus’ Annals 13.21
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Warwick
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Celsiana
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Erinna and Achilles: A New Perspective on Iliadic Intertexts in the Distaff
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Watanabe
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Albert
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The Joys of Reading Euclid in Greek: Strategies for Teaching Greek Mathematical Texts
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Waters
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Evan
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Dreamcraft: Lucian On the Misinterpretation of Dreams
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Weinlich
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Barbara
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‘Subzero Politics:’ Reading frigidus as a Political Metaphor in Propertius 3.22 and beyond
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Wells
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Jessica
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Assessing Vocabulary in Beginning Greek
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Westerhold
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Jessica
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Happy together: homo-social alliances and positive affect in Propertius’ monobiblos
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Wheelock-Johnson
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Mason
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The Pygmalion Touch: Ovid’s Thumb in Persius Satire 5
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White
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James
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Friends in Need: Philia in Hellenistic Literature
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White
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Georgina
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The Two Faces of Hercules: Cicero’s use of Hercules as Tragic and Philosophical exemplum
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Whittington
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Caleb
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Origo Gothica ... Troiana? Intertwining Trojan and Gothic Identity in Jordanes’ Getica
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Williams
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Elise
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The Artwork of Tragedy: Roman Children’s Funerary Altars and their Functions
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Wimperis
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Tedd
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Transposable Persians: Xenophon’s Cyropaedia as Transcultural Memory
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Winter
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Gizelle
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Love at Last Sight: On the Erotes Embedded in Roman Persephone Sarcophagi
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Witherington
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Ashleigh
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Athena's Disguises in the Odyssey: Language, Patterns, and Purposes
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Wittenborn
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Skylar
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Panhellenic Plataea: Plataea as a Symbol of Greek Unity and Freedom in Thucydides
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Wong
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Faith
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Women and Bloodshed in Ancient Greek Tragedy in Their Socio-Political Contexts
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Worgul
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Abigail
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Crafts and Conversion: Using technai to define Human Nature in Regimen I
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Wu
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Yue
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Divorce Tyranny or Disown Athens: A Reading of Chilon's Advice in Herodotus 1.59.3
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Wutrich
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Timothy
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Repurposing Orestes in Euripides’s Andromache
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Yates
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David
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Ephorus' Cock-and-Bull Story: A Rationalization of 'Io' at the Bosporus (FGrHist 70 F156)
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Zacharia
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Katerina
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Higher Education Conversation Game based on Greek tragedy
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Zammit
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Julia
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The American Otium of Brookgreen Gardens and Its Classical Roots
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Zarecki
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Jonathan
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Where forethought thy, Cicero? Prudentia as a Critical Error in Ciceronian Leadership
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Zhang
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Chenxi
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Defending Helen, Recognizing Odysseus
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