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Carl A. Anderson (PR)
-- Associate Professor of Classical
Studies, Michigan State University.
University of Michigan,
Ph.D. He has published articles on Greek
literature and culture in
the American Journal of Philology,
Classical Philology,
Transactions of
the American Philological Association, and
Zeitschrift für
Papyrologie und Epigraphik, and a book on the
goddess Athena's
treatment in the plays of Aristophanes.
E-mail: ander100@msu.edu
James Allan Evans (PR)
-- Professor Emeritus, Department of
Classical,
Near Eastern and Religious Studies, University of
British Columbia.
Ph.D., Yale, 1957. Since retirement from
UBC, has been a visiting
professor of history at the University of
Washington, Seattle, a visiting
faculty member at Simon Fraser University for one
term, and a Whitehead
Visiting Professor at the American School of
Classical Studies, Athens,
Greece. Author of A Social and Economic
History of an Egyptian
temple in Greco-Roman Egypt (Yale, 1961);
Procopius (New York,
1972); Herodotus (Boston, 1982);
Herodotus, Explorer of the
Past: Three Essays (Princeton, 1991); The
Age of Justinian: The
Circumstances of Imperial Power (London/NYC,
1996). Has just
completed book on the empress Theodora, the wife
of Justinian.
M. Eleanor Irwin (PR)
-- Associate Professor, Division of
Humanities,
University of Toronto at Scarborough. Ph.D.
1967. Author of
Colour terms in Greek Poetry and articles
on colour and plants in
Greek literature, for example "Evadne, Iamos and
violets in Pindar's Sixth
Olympian", Hermes [1996]; "Flowers in the
landscape of Greek epic"
Echos du Monde Classique/ Classical Views
XLI n.s. 16 (1997)
375-90. She has also published work on women in
the ancient world, cf
"Gender, status and identity in a North African
martyrdom 203 C.E.",
251-260, Biblioteca di Scienze Religiose
138, Gli imperatori Severi
E. dal Covolo e G. Rinaldi edd. Rome 1999
(Proceedings of the First
International Conference on Severan Studies
May-June 1996) and on the use
of technology in teaching, cf. "Introducing
students to electronic resources on women in the
Classical world. A report" Resources for
Feminist Research 27. 1-2 (1999) 109-115.
Fred W. Jenkins (PR)
-- Head of Collection Management and
Associate
Professor, University of Dayton Library.
Ph.D. in classical
philology, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign, 1985.
Dissertation: Ammianus Marcellinus' Knowledge
and Use of Republican
Latin Literature. Research interests:
later Latin literature,
papyrology, books and libraries in antiquity,
history of classical
scholarship, classical bibliography.
Publications: Classical
Studies: A Guide to the Reference Literature
(1996); articles/chapters
in Archiv fur Papyrusforschung, Bulletin of the
American Society of Papyrologists, College &
Research Libraries News, Encyclopedia of Greece
and the Hellenic Tradition, Eranos, Magazines for
Libraries, Studia
Papyrologica, Zeitschrift fur Papyrologie und
Epigraphik; reviews in
Bryn Mawr Classical Review, College and
Research Libraries, Reference
Reviews Europe Online.
E-mail: fred.jenkins@udayton.edu
Alan Sommerstein (PR)
-- Professor of Greek at the University
of
Nottingham, UK, and director of the Centre for
Ancient Drama and its
Reception. He is a former editor of the
Journal of Hellenic
Studies, and has published a book on
Aeschylean tragedy and editions
of eleven plays by Aeschylus and
Aristophanes.
Andrew Traver (PR)
-- Andrew Traver, Assistant Professor, Ancient and
Medieval History, Southeastern Louisiana
University. Ph.D., University of Toronto, M.S.L.
Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, M.A.
University of Toronto, B.A. Eckerd College.
Articles in Sixteenth-Century Studies, Archives
d'histoire doctrinale et litteraire du moyen age,
Franciscan Studies, History of Universities,
and Archivum Franciscanum Historicum.
Currently editing From Polis to Empire: An
Interdisciplinary Biography of the Ancient and
Late Antique World and Duns Scotus'
Quaestiones super libros De anima Aristotelis.
W. F. Wyatt (PR)
-- Professor emeritus of Classics at Brown
University, Providence RI. Editor New
England Classical
Journal, recently revised A. T. Murray's
translation of Homer's
Iliad. Books on Homer, Greek and
Indo-European linguistics,
80 articles and 45 reviews. Contributor also
to the op-ed pages of
the Providence Journal; board member of
College Year in Athens,
President of the Westport (MA) Historical
Society.
E-mail: WFWyatt53B@aol.com
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