Classes
- Introduction to the Study of Ancient HistoryADA100001 | Faculty of Arts
- Ancient History IV - Late AntiquityADA100008 | Faculty of Arts
- Individual Reading and Interpretation of Historical TextsADA600001 | Faculty of Arts
- Diploma seminarADA600002 | Faculty of Arts
- Individual Reading Greek historiansADAV00003 | Faculty of Arts
- Individual Reading Roman historiansADAV00004 | Faculty of Arts
- Gentiles and Christians in the Work of Late Ancient HistoriansADAV00008 | Faculty of Arts
- The Emergence and Spread of Christianity in the Roman WorldADAV00009 | Faculty of Arts
- Sources on the Beginnings of Christianity in the Roman WorldADAV00011 | Faculty of Arts
- Monuments and ruins of ancient Rome in the writings of the Renaissance humanistsADAV00012 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Rutilius Namatianus, Stilicho, and the Last Pagans of Rome2020 | Faculty of Arts
- The Emergence of Augustus' Monarchy in the Polemic between Pagans and Christians of the post-Alarician Rome as Mirrored in the New History of Zosimus2016 | Faculty of Arts
- rev. Rita Lizzi Testa (ed.), The Strange Death of Pagan Rome2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Christianity in the Roman World: What Did Its Intellectual Elite Object Against It?2015 | Faculty of Arts
- The Last Pagans in Christianized Roman Empire: IV, Implementation of Anti-Pagan Legislation2014 | Faculty of Arts
- The Last Pagans in Christianized Roman Empire, V: An Intellectual Background2014 | Faculty of Arts
- The Last Pagans in Christianized Roman Empire: III, Basic Survey of Anti-Pagan Legislation2013 | Faculty of Arts
- The Last Pagans in Christianized Roman Empire: II, Limits of Persecution2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Anastasius or Justinian? To Whom Ascribe the Authorship of Cod. Iust. I 11,9?2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Christians among Symmachi Already in the 4th Century? A Prosopographical Note2011 | Faculty of Arts
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