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Graduate Dissertations in Classics

Date of Publication	Name	Dissertation Title
In Progress	Lela Urquhart	Greek Religion and Indigenous Society in the Western Mediterranean
In Progress	Bill Gladhill	Foedera: A Study in Roman Study Roman Society and Poetics
In Progress	Andrew Monson	Agrarian Institutions in Transition: Privatization from Ptolemaic to Roman Egypt
In Progress	Christelle Fischer Bovet	Army and Society in Ptolemaic Egypt
In Progress	Micah Myers	The Frontiers of the Empire and the Boundaries of the World in the Augustan Literary Imaginery
In Progress	Ulrike Krotscheck	Scale, Structure and Organization of Archaic Maritime Trade in the Western Mediterranean: The "Pointe Lequin 1A"
In Progress	Margaret Butler	Of Swords and Strigils: Social Change in Ancient Maceden
In Progress	David S. Platt	A Cultural Studies Approach to Roman Public Libraries
In Progress	Daphne Kleps	Orality and Homeric Syntax
2007	James H. Collins	Philosophical Advertisements: Protreptic Marketing in Fourth-Century Greek Culture
2007	Lidewijde DeJong	Becoming a Roman province: An analysis of funerary practices in Roman Syria in the context of empire
2007	Danielle Steen	Many Waters: Bathing Ethe of the Roman Empire
2007	Eirene Visvardi	Dancing the Emotions: Pity and Fear in the Tragic Chorus
2006	Mark Alonge	The Hymn to Zeus from Palaikastro: Religion and Tradition in Post-Minoan Crete
2006	Marcus Folch	The Ethics of Performance: The Political Function of Choreia and Mousike in Plato's Laws and Aristotle's Politics
2006	Julia Nelson Hawkins	The Poetics of Disease in Augustan Epic
2006	Robert Corby Kelly	Elegy's 'Rhetoric of Poverty': Themes of Exchange Between Poet, Patron, and Puella
2006	Jack G. Mitchell	The Aural Iliad: Alexandrian Performances of an Archaic Text
2005	Trinity Jackman	Political Communities in teh Greek COlonies of Sicily and Southern Italy
2005	Donald E. Lavigne	Iambic Configurations: Iamos from Archilochus to Horace
2005	Brett Rogers	Before Paideia: Representations of Education in Attic Tragedy
2005	Christopher Witmore	Multiple Field Approaches in the Mediterranean: Revisiting the Argolid Exploration Project
2004	Allen J. Romano	First Rites: Aitia in Ancient Greek Poetry
2003	Thomas Hawkins	Cursing, Control and Christianity: The Iambic Idea in Late Antiquity
2003	Christopher A. McLaren	Clarifying Obscurity: Heraclitean Darkness in Plato and Aristotole
2003	David G. Smith	How the West Was One: The Formation of Greek Cultural Identity in Italy and Sicily
2002	Meredith E. Monaghan	Unfinished Business in the Argonautica of Valerius Flaccus
2002	Cashman K. Prince	The Rhetoric of Instruction in Archaic Greek Didactic Poetry
2002	James M. Quillin	Imaginary Invasion of Italy: Fear Propaganda, Consensus and Imperialism, 200-146 BC
2002	Adam C. Serfass	Church Finances from Constantine to Justinian 312-565 CE
2001	Nicholas H. Cofod	Tombstones and Non-Elite Self Representation in Roman Iberia
2001	Amy E. Jervis	Talking Heads: The Iconography of Mutilation in the Roman Republic
2001	Irene B. Polinskaya	Defining Local Religious Systems in Ancient Greece: The Case Study of the Aeginetan Pantheon

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Graduate Dissertations in Classics

Date of Publication

Name

Dissertation Title

In Progress

Lela Urquhart

Greek Religion and Indigenous Society in the Western Mediterranean

In Progress

Bill Gladhill

Foedera: A Study in Roman Study Roman Society and Poetics

In Progress

Andrew Monson

Agrarian Institutions in Transition: Privatization from Ptolemaic to Roman Egypt

In Progress

Christelle Fischer Bovet

Army and Society in Ptolemaic Egypt

In Progress

Micah Myers

The Frontiers of the Empire and the Boundaries of the World in the Augustan Literary Imaginery

In Progress

Ulrike Krotscheck

Scale, Structure and Organization of Archaic Maritime Trade in the Western Mediterranean: The "Pointe Lequin 1A"

In Progress

Margaret Butler

Of Swords and Strigils: Social Change in Ancient Maceden

In Progress

David S. Platt

A Cultural Studies Approach to Roman Public Libraries

In Progress

Daphne Kleps

Orality and Homeric Syntax

2007

James H. Collins

Philosophical Advertisements: Protreptic Marketing in Fourth-Century Greek Culture

2007

Lidewijde DeJong

Becoming a Roman province: An analysis of funerary practices in Roman Syria in the context of empire

2007

Danielle Steen

Many Waters: Bathing Ethe of the Roman Empire

2007

Eirene Visvardi

Dancing the Emotions: Pity and Fear in the Tragic Chorus

2006

Mark Alonge

The Hymn to Zeus from Palaikastro: Religion and Tradition in Post-Minoan Crete

2006

Marcus Folch

The Ethics of Performance: The Political Function of Choreia and Mousike in Plato's Laws and Aristotle's Politics

2006

Julia Nelson Hawkins

The Poetics of Disease in Augustan Epic

2006

Robert Corby Kelly

Elegy's 'Rhetoric of Poverty': Themes of Exchange Between Poet, Patron, and Puella

2006

Jack G. Mitchell

The Aural Iliad: Alexandrian Performances of an Archaic Text

2005

Trinity Jackman

Political Communities in teh Greek COlonies of Sicily and Southern Italy

2005

Donald E. Lavigne

Iambic Configurations: Iamos from Archilochus to Horace

2005

Brett Rogers

Before Paideia: Representations of Education in Attic Tragedy

2005

Christopher Witmore

Multiple Field Approaches in the Mediterranean: Revisiting the Argolid Exploration Project

2004

Allen J. Romano

First Rites: Aitia in Ancient Greek Poetry

2003

Thomas Hawkins

Cursing, Control and Christianity: The Iambic Idea in Late Antiquity

2003

Christopher A. McLaren

Clarifying Obscurity: Heraclitean Darkness in Plato and Aristotole

2003

Christelle
Fischer Bovet

Philosophical Advertisements: Protreptic Marketing in
Fourth-Century Greek Culture

Becoming a Roman province:
An analysis of funerary practices in Roman Syria in the context of empire