| Author/Title |
Research Type |
Related Fields |
| Alain M. Gowing, "'Tangled, chaotic and hideous'" the triumviral proscriptions in Roman memory," in a volume of proceedings from a conference on 'Experiencing Insecurity: Pain, Trauma and Suffering in the Roman Empire", J. Uden and Z. Verhelyi, edd. (forthcoming OUP 2026) |
Publications, Articles |
Classics, Historiography, History, Imperial Rome, Latin Literature, Law and Political Thought, Post-Augustan, Roman History and Culture, Social Justice |
| Alain M. Gowing, "'Forgetful emperors’: Vergessen as Julio-Claudian political strategy? "In Forgetting and Power, V. Schulz and C. Pieper, edd., pp. 251-66. Palingenesia (Stuttgart 2025) |
Publications, Articles |
Classics, Historiography, History, Imperial Rome, Law and Political Thought, Post-Augustan, Roman History and Culture |
| Deborah Kamen. "'Privileged' Slaves and Honour in Classical Athens." In Slavery and Honour in the Ancient Greek World. Eds. D. Lewis, M. Canevaro, and D. Cairns. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2025. 226-238. |
Publications, Articles |
Greek History and Culture, Law and Political Thought |
| Deborah Kamen. “Varying Statuses, Varying Rights: A Case Study of the graphē hubreōs.” In Voiceless, Invisible, and Countless: The Experience of Subordinates in Greece 800-300 BC. Eds. S. D. Gartland and D. Tandy. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2024. 243-264. |
Publications, Essays |
Greek History and Culture, Law and Political Thought, Oratory |
| Deborah Kamen. Status in Classical Athens. Princeton: Princeton University Press: 2013. |
Publications, Books |
Greek History and Culture, Law and Political Thought |
