Department of Classics, Philosophy, and Religion

Vegetius and Julius Caesar: A Proper Roman General

by William Carpenter

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The Roman Dogma of Animal Breeding: “Bark”aeological Findings Reveal the Effects of Selective Pressures on Roman Dogs

by Ariane Akhand

Posted in Classics, Philosophy, and Religion, College of Arts and Sciences, Oral Presentation | Tagged | 8 Comments

Hair and Power in Ovidian Elegy: A Discussion of Feminine Dominance and the Hair Apparent

by Lydia Eisenberg

Posted in Classics, Philosophy, and Religion, College of Arts and Sciences, Oral Presentation | Tagged | 5 Comments

The Death of a Poet: Ovid’s references to Horace in Amores 1.15 and Tristia 3.3

by Matthew Nelson

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