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Greek and Roman Studies Department
Greek and Roman Studies Department
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2024-May-05
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"Saga Hwaet Ic Hatte": The Riddles of the Aenigmata and the Exeter Book in Conversation
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2017-January-01
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Symphosius's Latin <em>Aenigmata</em> and the Old English Exeter Book, although known as two related collections of riddles, have not yet been analyzed from the perspective of their connected natures. This thesis seeks to bring the two collections into conversation as...
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(Dis)ease: The Rhetoric of Illness in Depictions of the Healthy Female Body from Hippocrates to the Present
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2015-January-01
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A (Post) Structural Analysis of Jason and Medeia: An Interlocking Pair—Sisyphus Embodied
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2015-January-01
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A Game Changer? The Complexities of Cultural Heritage in the Debate Over the Elgin Marbles
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2012-January-01
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A Study on Humor in Books I, II, and III of Horace's Odes
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2015-January-01
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Ad Astra Per Magistras: The Need for Critical Pedagogy in Secondary Latin Textbooks and Classrooms
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2022-April-27
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An Assimilation Cut Short: The Emerging Minoan Thalassocracy of 1628 B.C.
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2012-January-01
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The Minoans left an indelible mark on the Aegean during the height of their power in the Bronze Age. Just north of the coast of Minoan populated Crete sits an island called Thera where a port town, named Akrotiri, has...
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Ancient dance through modern eyes: four studies exploring the intersections of ancient and modern dance
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2016-January-01
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Antigone and Plato: A Paradigmatic Conversation between Tragedy and Philosophy
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2023-June-02
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Antigone and Plato: A Paradigmatic Conversation between Tragedy and Philosophy
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2023-June-02
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Cannibalism, Caricatures, and Conquest: Conceptions of Anthropophagous Practice in Greek and Roman Society
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2011-January-01
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Cannibalism, Caricatures, and Conquest: Conceptions of Anthropophagous Practice in Greek and Roman Society
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2011-January-01
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Collecting Daily Life in Antiquity: A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Antiquities Collection at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center
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2022-June-01
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Conflicts of Unity and Individuality in the Bacchae
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2015-January-01
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Contradictions and Puzzles Examining a Manuscript of Vergil's Georgics from the Vassar College Archives
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2013-January-01
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Contradictions and Puzzles Examining a Manuscript of Vergil's Georgics from the Vassar College Archives
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2013-January-01
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Delivered Divinities: Senatorial Power and Senatorial Peril in the Importation Narratives of Cybele, Asklepios, and Bacchus
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2020-January-01
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This thesis attempts to analyze the Roman Senate's actions during the importation of three different gods — Cybele, Asklepios, and Bacchus — into Rome during the Middle Republic (400-133 BCE) in order to deduce how the Senate manipulated these religious...
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Designing Lysistrata: Reconciling Aristophanes and the Twenty-First Century Audience
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2013-January-01
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Finding The Middle Class in Three Ancient Societies
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2011-January-01
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