33.5 |
Dreaming of the Silk Road: Narrative Conversations |
‘Strange and Uncouth’: The Discovery of Pompei and its Comparisons to Indian and Chinese Art |
Hardeep Dhinsa (King's College London) |
154 |
34.1 |
Greek Historical Narratives |
Painting History: ancient historiography and the tradition of Historienbilder |
Luukde Boer (Bilkent University) |
154 |
34.2 |
Greek Historical Narratives |
Julius Caesar and Origin Stories in the Works of Josephus |
Jennifer Gerrish (College of Charleston) |
154 |
34.3 |
Greek Historical Narratives |
Voices from the Cave: An Enslaved Woman as a Source in Plutarch’s Life of Crassus |
Katharine Huemoeller (University of British Columbia) |
154 |
34.4 |
Greek Historical Narratives |
‘Dying With:’ Self-Starvation and Women’s Grief in Appian’s Proscription Narratives |
Mary Mc Nulty (University of Washington) |
154 |
34.5 |
Greek Historical Narratives |
A Heart of Gold: Queen Kandake of Meroë and Intersectional Ecofeminism in Alexander Romance 3.18-24 |
Jordan Clare Johansen (University of Chicago) |
154 |
35.1 |
Society, Philosophy, and Religion in Late Antiquity |
Women and the Justification for War: A New Reality in Late Antiquity? |
Michele Renee Salzman (SCS/AIA) |
154 |
35.2 |
Society, Philosophy, and Religion in Late Antiquity |
ubique praesentem mihi: Long-Distance Amicitia and Physical Presence in the Letters of Paulinus of Nola |
Rachel C. Morrison (UCLA) |
154 |
35.3 |
Society, Philosophy, and Religion in Late Antiquity |
Dramatizing the Enneads in Eunapius’ Life of Porphyry |
Emma Dyson (University of Pennsylvania) |
154 |
35.4 |
Society, Philosophy, and Religion in Late Antiquity |
Augustine’s incomplete euhemerism: charting the history of the gods in City of God 18 |
Mattias Gassman (University of Oxford) |
154 |
35.5 |
Society, Philosophy, and Religion in Late Antiquity |
The Social Logic of Answered Prayer: Paulinus of Pella’s Eucharisticos |
David Ungvary (Bard College) |
154 |
36.1 |
Education |
Rome's First Professores |
Brayden Hirsch (Ph D Student, Boston University) |
154 |
36.2 |
Education |
"Similium alia facies in alia ratione": Farming, oratory, and education in Cicero and Quintilian |
Elizabeth R. Lavender (Yale University) |
154 |
36.3 |
Education |
Agamemnon, Trimalchio, and the Function of Declamation in the Satyricon |
Nikola Golubovic (University of Pennsylvania) |
154 |
36.4 |
Education |
The Enemy at the Gates: Minor Declamation 348 and Cicero’s Catilinarian Conspiracy |
Kirsten S Parkin (University of Cambridge) |
154 |
36.5 |
Education |
Drawing morals in late antiquity: stenography manuals as sub-elite social education |
Ella Kirsh (Brown University) |
154 |
36.6 |
Education |
Life as Drama in Proklos Diadochos |
Nikolas C Churik (Princeton University) |
154 |
37.1 |
Classics and Black Feminist Traditions |
Black Venus: An Absent Presence |
Lylaah Bhalerao (Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York University) |
154 |
37.2 |
Classics and Black Feminist Traditions |
Negroclassical Complications: Black Feminist Critiques on the Pedagogical Failure of W.E.B. Du Bois |
Vanessa Stovall (University of Vermont) |
154 |
37.3 |
Classics and Black Feminist Traditions |
The Song of Scybale -- The Pseudo-Vergilian Moretum Revisited |
Hannah Čulík-Baird (Boston University) |
154 |
38.2 |
Disability in the works of Plutarch and his contemporaries |
A Political Asklepios: Justice, Heredity, and Reproductive Control in Plutarch’s De Sera |
Malina Buturović (Princeton University) |
154 |
38.3 |
Disability in the works of Plutarch and his contemporaries |
The Madness of Antony: Mental Deficiency as a Marker of Character in Plutarch’s Life of Antony and Cicero’s Second Philippic |
Kyle West (University of Pennsylvania) |
154 |
38.4 |
Disability in the works of Plutarch and his contemporaries |
Claudius’ Physical Attributes and his Political Authority in Suetonius’ Claudius |
Wesley Hanson (University of Pennsylvania) |
154 |
38.5 |
Disability in the works of Plutarch and his contemporaries |
How to Write a Disabled God: Disability in Lucian of Samosata’s Dialogues |
Martina Astrid Rodda (University of Oxford) |
154 |
39.1 |
Lightning Talks: Reception |
Beyond Disney’s Hercules |
Ximing Lu (Bucknell University) |
154 |
39.2 |
Lightning Talks: Reception |
Creativity, Collaboration, Interactive Entertainment Greek Tragedy |
Katerina Zacharia (Loyola Marymount University), Marientina Gotsis (University of Southern California) |
154 |
39.3 |
Lightning Talks: Reception |
Classical Architecture in the Heartland: 6 Buildings in Indianapolis, IN |
Martha J Payne (Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis) |
154 |
39.4 |
Lightning Talks: Reception |
Re-Translating “La Medéa”: Reflecting on Linguistic Interactions of a Modern Euripides |
Max Pinsky (University of Central Florida) |
154 |
40.1 |
Pindar and Bacchylides |
The Tentacular Aesthetics of Pythian 12 |
Brittany Susan Hardy (University of Michigan) |
154 |
40.2 |
Pindar and Bacchylides |
There the Keledones Sang: Pardigmatic Chorality in Pindar’s Paian B2 |
Alice Gaber (The Ohio State University) |
154 |
40.3 |
Pindar and Bacchylides |
Revisiting Gender in Pindar: Biological and Social Reproduction in the Epinician Odes |
Caitlin Miller (University of Chicago) |
154 |
40.4 |
Pindar and Bacchylides |
Aegina’s Philoxenia: Poets and Trainers in Pindar’s Nemean 5 and Bacchylides 13 |
Joshua Andre Zacks (University of Washington) |
154 |
41.1 |
Roman Poetry: Society and Politics |
Wordplays With Friends: Vergil's Tree of Faunus Spells HORATIUS? |
Ryan Tribble (University of Iowa) |
154 |
41.2 |
Roman Poetry: Society and Politics |
In Primis Mihi Care: the Martial-Martial Epigrams and the Poetics of Social Intimacy |
David Sutton (University of Toronto) |
154 |
41.3 |
Roman Poetry: Society and Politics |
The Hand of Caesar: Assigning Guilt in Lucan's Bellum Civile |
Theodore J Boivin (University of Cincinnati) |
154 |
41.4 |
Roman Poetry: Society and Politics |
The Poetics of Dust in Martial’s Panegyrics of Domitian and Trajan |
Emma Brobeck (Washington &, Lee University) |
154 |
42.1 |
Roman History II |
Herod, Agrippa, and Power Dynamics in the East |
Katheryn Whitcomb (Haverford College) |
154 |
42.2 |
Roman History II |
Crisis and Consensus: Provincial Images of Trajan amidst Roman-Eastern Conflict |
Timothy F Clark (Boston University) |
154 |
42.3 |
Roman History II |
An Epigraphic View on the Dynamics of Amastrian Peripheral Integration in the "Amastriane" |
Ching-Yuan Wu (Peking University) |
154 |
43.1 |
Hellenistic and Roman Mime |
Exploring rhythm and voice through a musical setting of the Fragmentum Grenfellianum |
Alex Silverman (University of Oxford) |
154 |
43.2 |
Hellenistic and Roman Mime |
What’s in a genre? The audience experience(s) of palliata comedy and Roman mime |
Hans Bork (Stanford University) |
154 |
43.3 |
Hellenistic and Roman Mime |
Mime Spectators as Readers in Martial’s Epigrams |
Jovan Cvejetičanin (University of Virginia) |
154 |
43.4 |
Hellenistic and Roman Mime |
Sex, wine, and violence: choral aesthetics of the Graeco-Roman mime |
Hanna Golab (ASCSA) |
154 |
44.1 |
Neo-Latin at High Table |
Writing for marriage and for the pope during the pontificate of Julius II: the case of “Fausto” Maddaleni Capodiferro |
Renato Ricco (independent researcher) |
154 |
44.2 |
Neo-Latin at High Table |
Fabio Vigili vs Blosio Palladio in an unusual satirical carmen |
Nancy M Impellizzeri (Università "Kore" di Enna) |
154 |
44.4 |
Neo-Latin at High Table |
How salt gets to the table promoting European culture |
Carmela Panarello (independent scholar) |
154 |
45.1 |
New Directions in Roman Republican Warfare |
Swords in Early and Mid-Republican Italy |
Jeremy Armstrong (University of Auckland) |
154 |
45.2 |
New Directions in Roman Republican Warfare |
The Toga in Military Context |
Michael Taylor (University at Albany, SUNY) |
154 |
45.3 |
New Directions in Roman Republican Warfare |
The Sieges of Veii and Rome: city boundaries and military trauma |
Sally Mubarak (University of St Andrews) |
154 |
45.4 |
New Directions in Roman Republican Warfare |
Racing Roman Republican Warfare |
Dominic Machado (College of the Holy Cross) |
154 |