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Project

Finding the present in the distant past: The cultural meaning of antiquarianism in Late Antiquity (4-7th c. AD)

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

The throne of the king : the throne room in Minas Tirith and Late Antique ruler ideology

A2 Journal Article in THERSITES

Tetrarchs and the poet : contextualizing the fragments of Soterichus of Oasis

Lorenzo Focanti

Bookchapter in Les historiens fragmentaires de langue grecque à l’époque romaine impériale et tardive

From the womb to the page : gynaecology and history in John of Lydia

A1 Journal Article in AGORA-ESTUDOS CLASSICOS EM DEBATE

John Lydus, Helvius Vindicianus, and the circulation of Latin gynaecological texts in Sixth-Century Constantinople

A2 Journal Article in AFTER CONSTANTINE, STORIES FROM THE LATE ANTIQUE AND EARLY BYZANTINE ERA

Antiquarianism in the sixth century AD : easing the shift from Rome to Constantinople

A1 Journal Article in REVUE BELGE DE PHILOLOGIE ET D HISTOIRE

Malalas and erudite memory in sixth-century Constantinople

Bookchapter in Die Weltchronik des Johannes Malalas im Kontext spätantiker Memorialkultur

Towards a new appreciation of Malalas and the Chronographia

Re-anchoring Rome’s protection in Constantinople : the pignora imperii in Late Antiquity and Byzantium

A2 Journal Article in SACRIS ERUDIRI

Reinventing tenacious anchors : Romulus in the cultural memory of the early and late Roman Empire

Raphael HunsuckerRaf Praet

Word embeddings pointing the way for Late Antiquity

Johannes BjervaRaf Praet