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Department of Classics
Faculty Bookshelf
Phillip Mitsis
David Sider
Alessandro Barchiesi (with B. Graziosi)
Phillip Mitsis
Benjamin Straumann
Phillip Mitsis (Italian version edited by Enrico Piergiacomi)
Peter Meineck (ed. with William Michael Short & Jennifer Devereaux)
Phillip Mitsis (ed. & trans. E. Piergiacomi)
Alessandro Barchiesi
Benjamin Straumann
David Sider (editor)
Raffaella Cribiore
Phillip Mitsis (ed. with Ioannis Ziogas)
Michael Peachin
Matthew S. Santirocco (editor and contributor)
Adam H. Becker
Alessandro Barchiesi (trans. I. Marchesi and M. Fox)
David Konstan
Phillip Mitsis
Andrew Monson (ed. with W. Scheidel)
Joan Breton Connelly
Alessandro Barchiesi (with L. Graverini and W. Keulen)
Peter Meineck
Peter Meineck & David Konstan (editors)
Michael Peachin
Raffaella Cribiore
Barbara Kowalzig (ed. with P. Wilson)
Marko Malink
David Sider (ed. with Dirk Obbink)
Benjamin Straumann (ed. with Benedict Kingsbury)
Alberico Gentili (eds. Benjamin Straumann & Benedict Kingsbury; tr. David Lupher)
Michael Peachin (ed.)
David Konstan
Alessandro Barchiesi (ed. with W. Scheidel)
David S. Levene
Phillip Mitsis (ed. with Christos Tsagalis)
Barbara Kowalzig
Joan Breton Connelly
Alessandro Barchiesi (ed. with J. Rüpke and S. Stephens)
Alessandro Barchiesi
Upcoming Events
Eugenio Refini (New York University)
February 18, 12:00pm EST
"The Sound of Reception: Voice, Acoustic Memories and the Remaking of the Past."
Franco De Angelis (University of British Columbia)
March 24, 12:00pm EST
"Why Rome, and not Syracuse? Comparing Trajectories in the Western Mediterranean."
All events for the 2020-2021 academic year will be hosted remotely, and require RSVP for link access.