Publications
Isocrates: Peri tou zeugous. An encomium of Alcibiades
Evangelos Alexiou / De Gruyter, 2026
BMCR 2026.10.14The queer thing about sin: why the west came to hate queer love
Harry Tanner / Bloomsbury, 2026
BMCR 2026.10.13Platonic autonomy: self-determination, unity, and cooperation
Olof Pettersson, Pauliina Remes / Cambridge University Press, 2025
BMCR 2026.10.12The materiality of early Christ devotion: artistic innovation at four archaeological sites
Bruce W. Longenecker / Baylor University Press, 2025
BMCR 2026.10.11After transformation: a lyrical history of Christian late antiquity
Maia Kotrosits / Duke University Press, 2025
BMCR 2026.10.10Brill’s companion to ancient women and war in the Mediterranean world
Elizabeth D. Carney, Sabine Müller / Brill, 2025
BMCR 2026.10.09Phoenicia, Carthage, and popular government in the pre-classical Mediterranean: the other democracy
Brett Kaufman / Oxford University Press, 2026
BMCR 2026.10.08Latin lineages: a family tree from Catullus to today
Regine May, Catherine Conybeare / De Gruyter, 2025
BMCR 2026.10.07Hermogenes and Hellenistic-Roman temple building
Mantha Zarmakoupi / University of Wisconsin Press, 2026
BMCR 2026.10.06Relativism and the frontiers of empire: critical perspectives on Roman soldiers, communities and military landscapes
Anna Walas, Andrew Birley / Archaeopress, 2025
BMCR 2026.10.05The meaning of myth in uncertain times: how classical mythology helps us navigate a world in crisis
Evelien Bracke / Routledge, 2025
BMCR 2026.10.04Power and propaganda in the large imperial cameos of the early Roman empire
Julia C. Fischer / Routledge, 2024
BMCR 2026.10.03Palmyra, the Roman empire, and the third century crisis: zooming in and scaling up from the evidence
Rubina Raja, Eivind Heldaas Seland / Franz Steiner Verlag, 2025
BMCR 2026.10.02Martin the Epicurean
Martin Ferguson Smith / Silverwood Books, 2026
BMCR 2026.10.01Books received September 2026
BMCR 2026.09.31Sidonius Apollinaris: selected letters
Joop van Waarden / Cambridge University Press, 2026
BMCR 2026.09.30Ancient Greek oracular texts: form, content, context
Michael Lipka / Routledge, 2026
BMCR 2026.09.29The Roman world war: from the Ides of March to Cleopatra’s suicide
Giusto Traina, Malcolm DeBevoise / Princeton University Press, 2026
BMCR 2026.09.28The ignorance of the philosopher: why did Plato not write the “unwritten doctrine”?
Rafael Ferber / Verlag Karl Alber, 2025
BMCR 2026.09.27An enchanted world: the shared religious landscape of late antiquity
Michael L. Satlow / Princeton University Press, 2026