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Black Classicisms and Educational Backgrounds: Anchoring Techniques in Black Women’s Literature

The Linguistics of Engagement. Demosthenes' "On the Crown" and the Evolution of Attic Oratory

The Emperor’s New Praise: Loci Communes as Anchoring Devices in Pliny’s Panegyricus

The ‘New Poetry’ in Latin Literary History

Anchoring Ambiguity in Virgil’s Aeneid

Anchoring Heterosexuality: Platonic Love, Platonic Sex, Platonic Innovation

The Epistemological Turn in Hellenistic Medicine: Herophilus of Chalcedon, Erasistratus of Ceos and Medical Innovation

A “Sophistic Age” of Greek Lyric? Defining and Receiving Anti-traditionalism in the Fourth Century BCE

Old Roads, New Ways: Adapting and Anchoring the Infrastructure of the Roman Empire in its Northwestern Provinces (ca 50 BCE – 140 CE)

Expressing the Inexpressible: the Linguistic and Literary Style of Plotinus

Being cast in the same mould with the Kings: A survey of Egyptian priestly Anchoring strategies in the Political and Cultural Landscapes of Ptolemaic Power

From Mediator to Anchorer: Scribal Innovation in the Early Islamic Empire and its Curators

Anchoring religious change through local place-making

The Translation of Zmyrna: Anchoring Roman Poetry in the East

Gender, Emotions, and Language in the Imperial Greek City

Greece and Egypt, Side by Side? Material and Visual Presentation in Early Ptolemaic Egypt

“Let us walk by the same rule”, Anchoring Church Law between Constantine and Charlemagne

Anchoring ‘Secession’? The Role of the Roman Past in the Legitimation Process of ‘breakaway’ Emperors in the Late Third Century CE

Inventing War in Greco-Roman Antiquity

Livy as a Stylistic Anchor: Female Portraits in Roman Historiography

Beyond ‘Crisis Architecture’: Anchoring structural innovation in the Northwestern Provinces in an ‘Age of Anxiety’, AD 200-300

Traditions of the Past, Innovations of the Present. Identity Formation in the Inscribed Funerary Monuments of Roman Sicily

Anchoring a "New Empire." Praise and the Imperial Court A.D. 285-324

Agents of Anchoring: Roman colonies and settlements from the Mithridatic wars to Augustus in Greece and Asia Minor

Gods, Heroes, Myths: Anchoring and Innovating Classical Motifs in Fanfiction

Anchoring the Classical Languages in National-Socialism – an Analysis of Compliance Patterns and Resistance Movements

The Natural Rise of an Empire: an Ecocritical Study into Late Hellenistic and Early Imperial Greek Poetry

Classical Antiquity in Vitrine. The Reception of Graeco-Roman Material Cultures in 20th and 21st Century Archaeological Exhibitions

Staged Narrative as an Anchoring Device: Narratology, Intermediality and Cognition in Sophocles

Claiming Ancient Rome’s Heritage: the Translatio Imperii as an Anchoring Device in Neo- Latin Poetry at the Court of Lorenzo de’ Medici (1469-1492) and Other Late 15th-Century Courts in Italy

An Egyptian Fiscal Revolution: the Spread of Coinage Through Early Ptolemaic Society

Chatterboxes, Seductresses and Emotional Wrecks. Anchoring Innovation in Female Characterization in Hellenistic Poetry

Anchoring Religious Innovation in Urban Space: Christianization and Urban life in the Hellenized cities of the Southern Levant

Hellenism in the Roman Late Republic and the Augustan Period. Anchoring through Translation in Literary and Material Culture

Common Ground Management in Roman Comedy

From the Sea to the Steppe: Anchoring the Mediterranean through Pastoralist Objectscapes in Central Asia

Anchoring a New Order. Continuity and Innovation in the Institutional Vocabulary of Local Communities in the Western Provinces (2nd c. BCE - 3rd c. CE).

Anchoring a New World on the Wall: Pompeian Second-Style Painting in a Globalizing Context

Legal Innovation. Anchoring Change in Roman Legal History

The Road to Nowhere? Connectivity and Roman Settlement Patterns in the Eastern Netherlands.

Galen, Ptolemy, Origen and Sextus; New Ways of Doing Philosophy in the Imperial Era

Anchoring Roman Rule: Rome-Oriented Cults and Festivals in the Greek World

The Epic Rebirth of Christ: Reciprocal Anchoring in the Italian Renaissance

Stylish Deaths: Stylistic Anchoring in Flavian Epic

Anchoring Asceticism in Late Antique Gaul: Interiority, Paideia, and Community in Lérinian Hagiography

Anchoring Hellenistic Philosophy: the Formative Role of the Pseudoplatonic Dialogues

Inventing Anchors? The Function of ‘Greek Models’ within the Process of Innovation in Early Roman Drama

Anchoring Prose via (or against) Poetry in Herodotus

Dress, Gender and Identity in the Northern and Western Provinces of the Roman Empire

Residences of Power: Anchoring Political Innovation through Imperial Residences (44 BC – AD 337)

Just Old Wives’ Tales? Uncovering the Functions of Plato’s Myth-Making

Anchoring Mimetic Design as a Building Guide During the Aegean Bronze Age

Early Greek Coinage: a Heterogeneous Innovation

Skin Deep? - Reading Skin and Skin Marks in Greek Literature

Anchoring in/of Greek Lyric Poetry

After the Wars: (Re-)Anchoring and Innovating the Political Culture of Roman Athens

After the Crisis: Change and the Roman Civil Wars

Memory and Innovation: Architectural Developments in the Sanctuaries of Central Greece and Northern Peloponnese (8th – 4th century BC)

Anchoring Devices in Ancient Rhetoric

Generations: Anchoring through Genealogical Discourse

Roman Women: Legal Changes and Finances

The Epics of the Twenty-First Century: Classical Poetics in Modern Fantasy Franchises

Anchoring Roman Power in the Greek World: The Political Culture of Roman Athens

Inventing a New Learned Practice: Anchoring Philosophy

Linguistic Anchoring in Latin Epistolography

The Psychology of the Ancient World: Cognition, Social Psychology, Emotions

The Use of Loci Communes in Thucydides and Tacitus

Does Philhellenistic Anchoring of Early Roman Tragedy Unduly Influence Modern Editions of its Fragments?

Ideologies of Latin in Fascist Italy (1922-1943): the Language of Rome between Fascism and Catholicism

Anchoring Social Change: Body and Grave Technologies at the Onset of the Mycenaean Era

Describing a Changing World: Classical Historiography and the Discourse of Innovation

Popes and Expressions of Roman Power: Anchoring Religious Politics in Periods of Change (AD 200 – 800)

A New Bible for a Graeco-Roman Audience: Flavius Josephus as an Agent of Change in First-Century Rome

Shaping the Provinces: Anchoring Innovation in Environmental Planning in the North-Western Provinces of the Roman Empire

The Introduction and Impact of Greek Original Statues in the City of Rome

The Invention of Tragedy and its Relation to Earlier Monody

Anchoring Poetics of Reform: Creative Mass Experiences in Early 20th-Century German and French Theatre

Idols of the Mind: Modern Variations on a Baconian Theme, 1800-2000

The Transnational Politics of Latin in the Digital Age

Sacrality and the Greek Polis

Alexander of Aphrodisias

An Anti-Eastern Ideology in Athenian World Heritage?

Ad Perpetuam Memoriam: Een Studie naar Romeinse Herinneringspraktijken in Latijnse Inscripties

Classical References in Post-War European Culture

Saving and Shaping the Roman Past: Athanasius Kircher’s Reception of Rome’s Textual and Tangible Legacy

Connected Contests

Iamblichus on Theurgy as the Only Road to Happiness

The Representation of Imperial Rule and the Classical World in Early Medieval England

A New Take on the Bible: the Conditions that Shaped Biblical Criticism in Renaissance Italy (1447-1484)

Socratic Educations: the Ancient Reception of the Alcibiades Maior

Feasting in the Ancient Greek World: Negotiating Institutional Innovation

The Value of Allotment: Anchoring Innovation in Ancient Greek Political Institutions

Reconfiguring Diaspora

San Gregorio al Celio

Intentionality before Brentano: Ancient and Medieval Concepts

Unraveling Homer’s language

Innovating Objects. The Impact of Global Connections and the Formation of the Roman Empire (ca. 200-30 BC)

Constraints and Tradition. Roman Power in Changing Societies (50 BC – AD 565)

Memoriae Conditorum, Conditores Memoriae. Memory-Making and the Foundation of Rome in the Augustan Age and Late Antiquity

Anchoring Empire in the Hellenistic City