| Acton, Karen L | Spes and Imperial Succession: Claudian and Vespasianic Narratives |
| Agocs, Peter | Epinician As Sacred Song |
| Ahbel-Rappe, Sara | Traditions of Self-Knowledge from Socrates to Suhrawardi |
| Almagor, Eran | Between Parthia and Rome: Images of Ancient Persia in Plutarch and the Second Sophistic |
| Anderson, Diane Warne | Cicero at HMML: An Undergraduate Latin Class Utilizes the Hill Museum and Manuscript Library |
| Armstrong, Richard | The First Modern Aeneid: Enrique de Villena’s Eneida |
| Athanassoqlou-Kallmyer, Nina | Possessing Homer: Alma Tadema’s A Reading from Homer |
| Augoustakis, Antony | Raping Achilles and the Poetics of Manhood: Re(de)finding Europe and Asia in Statius’ Achilleid |
| Baker, Ashli | The Spell of Achilles Tatius: Gorgias’ Magic and Persuasion Refigured |
| Banducci, Laura | Discarded Books and Archives in Roman Egypt |
| Baragwanath, Emily | Panthea’s Sisters: Negotiating East -West Polarities Through Gender in Xenophon |
| Bartels, Myrthe | Plato and the Leniency of the Laws |
| Bertoni, Daniel | Fas and nefas: Speech and Silence in Ovid’s Philomela |
| Bitto, Gregor | Pindar's Epideictic Muse: The Pindar Scholia on Occasional and Inspired Poetry |
| Adam D., Blistein | The Practicality of Philology in the Information Age: Or Why Being a Classicist Means Never Having to Say You Can’t |
| Blood, H. Christian | By Means of Books and a Balance: Great Books at St. John’s and Santa Cruz |
| Boatwright, Mary T. | Rome and Immigrants, c. 200 BCE – 100 |
| Bond, Sarah | From Crypt to Clergy: Associations of Roman Funeral Workers |
| Cairns, Francis | Propertius 3.16 |
| Calabrese, Carin L. | Alektros to Alastor: Cassandra’s Reinvention and Resistance |
| Carlisle, David P. C. | Confession, Reevaluation, and the Subjectivity of Religious Experience in C.S. Lewis’s Use of Apuleius |
| Castelli, Carla | Alexander’s Continence: Ethos and Appearance, a Second Sophistic Theme in Plutarch |
| Chance, Jane | Coluccio Salutati’s De Laboribus Herculis and the Medieval Boethius Commentary Tradition |
| Chenault, Robert | Patronage Inscriptions in the Houses of Late Roman Senators |
| Cheshire, Keyne | Acrostics and Great Rivers in Callimachus’ Hymns |
| Clark, Jessica H. | Polybius on Polybius? Rewriting the Defeated Self |
| Cook, Brad L. | Cicero to Petrarch: “Falsum!” Implicating Petrarch, Fam. XXIV.3 |
| Coulson, Frank | Codices Latini Ohienses: Regional Collections as Research and Teaching Tools |
| Cullhed, Eric | Movement and Sound on the Shield of Achilles |
| Daitz, Stephen | Rushing Dactyls in Homeric Hexameters |
| Davis, Brent | Linear A: Hints of Minoan Inflectional Morphology |
| Demetriou, Chrysanthi | Nonverbal Behavior in Donatus’ Commentum Terenti |
| Devecka, Martin | The Traffic in Glands: Luxury, Science and the Case of the Roman Beaver |
| Dillon, Matthew | Intentional Soundplay in Homer and Vergil |
| DiLuzio, Joseph | Populus as auctor in Cicero’s pro Cornelio |
| Dominik, William J. | Africanizing Sophocles’ Antigone |
| Downie, Janet | The God and the Emperor: Aelius Aristides’ Case for Civic Immunity in the Hieroi Logoi |
| Dufallo, Basil | Trying on Plautus’ “Greek” Culture: Crossdressing, Ekphrasis and Performance in Menaechmi 1.2 |
| Dutschke, Consuelo | Manuscripts on the Web |
| Esposito, Stephen | Oedipus Tyrannus 164-6, the Great Plague, and Bernard Knox on the Date of the Play |
| Faris, Suzanne B. | Crossing Borders, Crossing Categories: When Westerners Go East |
| Feltovich, Anne | Ethical Decision-Making among Women in Menander |
| Fischer-Bovet, Christelle | Egyptian Warriors: The machimoi of Herodotus and the Ptolemaic Army |
| Gaca, Kathy L. | Teaching about Mass Rape in Ancient and Modern Warfare |
| Gaisser, Julia Haig | Illuminating Apuleius’ Golden Ass |
| Gardner, Hunter | Configuring Domesticity in Propertius 2.6 and 2.7 |
| Gelderblom, W. J. C. M. | One Kiss Can Make a Difference: The Genesis of Johannes Secundus’ Basia |
| Gellar-Goad, T. H. M. | Why Does Terence Suppress Sacrifice? |
| Gibson, Roy | Lives in Letters |
| Gilhuly, Kate | The Discursive History of Lesbian Erotics |
| Gillespie, Caitlin C. | Female Conquest and Dynastic Disaster in the Octavia |
| Gitner, Adam | Imperfect Bilingualism in Horace Satire 1.7 |
| Gloyn, Liz | Reading Rape in Ovid’s Metamorphoses: A Test-Case Lesson |
| Goldman, Rachael | The Eye of the Beholder: Suetonius’ Physical Descriptions in the Lives of the Caesars |
| Gonzalez, Jose M. | The paian as a Competitive Genre |
| Goslin, Owen | Paternity and Ideology in Sophocles’ Oedipus at Colonus |
| Green, Casey | Social Understanding of the Deaf and the Blind in Ancient Greece |
| Greene, Robin J. | Callimachus’ Syllabus: Didactic Authority and the Role of Prose Models in the Aetia |
| Gregory, Timothy | Field Archaeology, Live in the Classroom |
| Grillo, Luca | Caesar Writing Himself in the Bellum Civile: Strategies and Criticisms |
| Güthenke, Constanze | Lives as Parameter: The Privileging of Ancient Lives as a Category of Research Around 1900 |
| Hadjimichael, Theodora | The World of Bacchylides: Geography, Politics and Poetry |
| Haimson Lushkov, Ayelet | Kinship and Command: Aspects of Paternity in the Imperia Manliana |
| Halliburton, Lauren | Shakespeare’s Moral Code: A Reinvention of Ovid and Golding? |
| Hawkins, Tom | Iambic Platonism |
| Heiny, Stephen B. | Gide’s Philoctète: An Untested Happiness |
| Hicks, Benjamin W. | Datisque iudicibus and the Trial of M. Plautius Silvanus at Ann. 4.22 |
| Hong, Yurie | Discussing Controversial Topics in the Classroom: What to Do and Why |
| Horky, Phillip Sidney | Gavius Pontius: A Samnite Philosopher? |
| Hubbard, Thomas K. | Multiple Audiences in Pindar’s Syracusan Odes |
| Iversen, Paul | Was Menander a Democrat? |
| Jacobs, Ine | Recognizing Late Antique Patrons in Material Remains |
| Jazdzewska, Katarzyna | Plutarch’s On Listening: Facing Plato’s Challenge in the Age of Rhetoric |
| Jenkins, Thomas | Between Worlds Old and New: N. C. Wyeth’s Odyssey Illustrations |
| Jones, Prudence | Rewriting Power: Zenobia, Aurelian, and the Historia Augusta |
| Kamen, Deborah and Levin-Richardson, Sarah | Lusty Ladies: Fututrices in the Roman Imaginary |
| Kaplan, Philip | Ne plus ultra: The Greco-Punic Struggle for Exploration and Control of the Western Mediterranean and Atlantic |
| Keenan, James | Byzantine Egypt: State of the Questions |
| Kehoe, Dennis | Interviewing for Academic Positions and Beginning Your Career |
| Kenyon, Erik | (Skeptical) Academics and the Surprise Ending of Augustine’s Contra Academicos |
| Kidd, Stephen | A Greco-Demotic Dream Text and Oneirocritic Bilingualism |
| Kim, Hyun Jin | Herodotus’ Scythian logos Reviewed from a Central Asian Perspective |
| Knöbl, Ranja | Satyrus’ Paramimetic Mock-Biography: Reassessing the Bios Euripidou |
| Koenig, Charlou | Fishbones and Emperors: A Second Sophistic in Plutarch? |
| Kratzer, Emily A. | Images of Triumph and Defeat: The nostos of Herakles in the Trachiniai |
| Lake, Keely | The Road Less Taken: A Ph.D. Who Teaches High School |
| Lape, Susan | Sudraka’s Little Clay Cart: What India Can Teach Us about New Comedy |
| Lauriola, Rosanna | The Rape of Lucretia: A Revitalized Episode from Classical Antiquity |
| Lewis, Anne-Marie | The Personification of America in Stephen Parmenius’ De Navigatione |
| Lippman, Mike | False Fortuna: Religious Imagery and the Painting-Gallery Episode in the Satyrica |
| Loney, Alexander | Autobiomythos: Narratives of Self in Homeric Poetry |
| Lunt, David | Running with the Dead: Alexander at the Tomb of Achilles |
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| MacLachlan, Rosalind | Arrian on Hunting, Hounds, and Himself |
| Makins, Marian | Classical Studies and the Aspen Seminar |
| Makowski, John | Petronius’ Giton: Gender and Genre |
| Malamud, Margaret | Consuming Passions: Helen of Troy in the Jazz Age |
| Mardikes, Catherine | Straight from Ph.D. to Classics Librarian |
| Marshall, C. W. | Odysseus and The Infinite Horizon |
| Master, Jonathan | Seneca’s Critique of Historiography in the Natural Questions |
| Mazza, Roberta | A Rosy Lotus for Antinoos |
| McBride, Jennifer | “To Share and Share Alike”: The Discourse of Dual Hegemony in Isocrates’ Panegyricus |
| McCoy, Marsha | Petronius’ Other Rome: The Cities of the Satyrica in the Roman Imaginary |
| McGill, Scott | Plagiarism and Praise in the Reception of Vergil |
| McMenomy, Mary | From Athens to Taenarus on Foot: The Function of Xanthias in Frogs |
| Michelakis, Pantelis | The Comic - Sentimental and Grotesque: Louis Feuillade’s Lysistrata |
| Miller, Paul Allen | What is a Propertian Poem? |
| Moore, Timothy J. | False Starts: Isolated Trochaic Septenarii in Roman Comedy |
| Morgan, Dubravka Ujes | The Foreign Policies of Philip V and Perseus and the Large Mixed Silver Coin Hoards in the Northern Balkans |
| Morgan, John D. | Athens and the Aleuads |
| Morris, Sarah | Beyond the Tyranny of the Text: Complicating the Historical Record with Material Culture |
| Mullen, William | “Stanza” Endings in the Iliad |
| Muntz, Charles E. | Diodorus Siculus and Caesar’s Calendar |
| Nugent, Mark | Si vir fueris: Sexuality and Masculine Self-Fashioning in Petronius’ Satyrica |
| Oosterhuis, Dave | Love Sometime Is a Victory March: The Triumph Theme in Catalepton |
| Pansard-Besson, Jeanne | Looking at Roman Nonverbal Behavior in the Visual Context of a Late Imperial Mosaic Floor: The Game of Interpretation |
| Panoussi, Vassiliki | Spinning Hercules: Gender, Religion, and Geography in Propertius 4.9 |
| Papakonstantinou, Zinon | Cursing for Justice: Magic and the Lawcourts in Classical Athens |
| Parker, Holt | Vaseworld |
| Pollard, Elizabeth Ann | “What’s Love Got to Do with It?”: Stalking, Obsessive Relational Intrusion, and “Erotic” Spells |
| Pomeroy, Arthur | Ulysses’ Gaze |
| Rauh, Stanly H. | Reinterpreting Sallust’s Numidian |
| Reinhard, Andrew | Classics 2.0: Be Wired, Be Hired |
| Renberg, Gil | Isis and Healing: A Re-Evaluation |
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| Rives, James | Animal Sacrifice and Roman Imperial Identity |
| Roller, Matthew | Fabius Cunctator’s Paradoxical Glory |
| Michele , Ronnick | Valerie William Lewis Bulkley (1861-1933): The First African American to Earn a Doctorate in Latin |
| David , Rosenbloom | Euripides’ Hecuba: Nothing to Do with Democracy? |
| Rowan, Clare | Mythical Memory: The “Commemorative” Medallions of Antoninus Pius and the Temple of Venus and Rome |
| Rust, Eleanor M. | A Disordered Life: Autobiography and Miscellany in the Noctes Atticae |
| Scharffenberger, Elizabeth | “Loose Canons”: Comic Texts in Great Books Courses |
| Scodel, Ruth | Narrative and Illustration in Silent Versions of Quo Vadis |
| Scott, Darby | History and Archaeology: The Dilemma of Republican Rome |
| Scully, Stephen | Dyden’s Aeneis in Light of His First Book of Homer’s Ilias |
| Searby, Denis | Stephen of Alexandria, Last of the Neoplatonists, First of the Medieval Sages |
| Sears, Matthew A. | Iphicrates, exousia, aselgeia, and the Thracian Court |
| Sells, Donald | Civilization and the Savage in the Pseudo-Hesiodic Aspis |
| Sfyroeras, Pavlos | Olive Trees and Epichoric Mythmaking in Pindar, Olympian 3 |
| Shapiro, Julia | Paederasty and the Popular Audience |
| Skinner, Marilyn | Fortunata and the Virtues of Freedwomen |
| Sloan, Michael | The Original Locus for moria peristaseos |
| Stearn, Rod | Literary Tropes and Patronage in the Hagiographies of the Late Antique Judean Wilderness |
| Stocking, Charles | Hesiod, Sacrifice, and the Tactics of Consumption |
| Sweet, Andrew | Ethnicity, Gender, and andreia in Thucydides |
| Szylejko, Elizabeth A. | Javols Anderitum: An Examination of Romanization and Regional Identity Through Visual Culture |
| Talbert, Richard | Calibrating Cartographic Horizons for Today’s Ancient History Classes |
| Tarrant, Richard | Getting Closer to Propertius? |
| Thatcher, Mark | Greek Identity in Hannibalic Italy |
| Thomas, Richard F. | An Epigrammatic Elegist? |
| Trelawny-Cassity, Lewis | Empirical and Dialogical Proof of God’s Existence in Laws 10 |
| Trinacty, Christopher | Ethical Poetics?: Horace’s First Book of Epistles |
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| Uhlig, Anna S. | The Poet Sets Sail: Geographical Biography as Literary Criticism in the vitae of Pindar and Aeschylus |
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| Victor, Benjamin | Terence’s Greek |
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