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Project

Novel Echoes. Ancient Novelistic Receptions and Concepts of Fiction in Late Antique and MEdieval Secular Narrative from East to West

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

Authorial fictions, Phoenician paradigms, and the reception of Achilles Tatius’ Leucippe and Clitophon in the Lives of Galaction and Episteme

Claire Rachel Jackson

Bookchapter in Authorial fictions and attributions in the ancient Mediterranean

Letters, mirrors, and fiction in Iamblichus' Babyloniaka

Claire Rachel Jackson

A1 Journal Article in MNEMOSYNE

›res vera, res ficta‹ : fictionality in ancient epistolography

Introduction : fictions of genre

Janja SoldoClaire Rachel Jackson

Bookchapter in ›res vera, res ficta‹ : fictionality in ancient epistolography

Fiction and authenticity in the Letters of Euripides

Claire Rachel Jackson

Bookchapter in ›res vera, res ficta‹ : fictionality in ancient epistolography

Sophrosune in the Greek novel : reading reactions to desire

Claire Rachel Jackson

Novel quotes : Achilles Tatius and Heliodorus in Byzantine sacro-profane florilegia

Nicolò D'Alconzo

A1 Journal Article in BYZANTINISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT

Craig E. Morrison (ed.), Genesis according to the Syriac Peshitta version with English translation

Confronting Cyprian : anti-rigorism in the letters of Severus of Antioch

Who reads ancient novels? Reading fiction in Antiquity

Claire Rachel Jackson

A4 Journal Article in TETRADIO - UNIVERSITEIT GENT. GRIEKENLANDCENTRUM

Achilles Tatius, Leukippe och Kleitophon

Ellen Söderblom Saarela

Reassessing Antony of Tagrit : when did he actually live?

A2 Journal Article in ORIENS CHRISTIANUS

Decoding the Erōtes : reception of Achilles Tatius and the modernity of the Greek novel

Nicolò D'Alconzo

A1 Journal Article in AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHILOLOGY