Classes
- Individual Reading and Interpretation of Historical TextsADA600001 | Faculty of Arts
- Sources on the Beginnings of Christianity in the Roman WorldADAV00011 | Faculty of Arts
- Independent Reading of Ancient Greek Historical Texts AAGL100035 | Faculty of Arts
- Independent Reading of Ancient Greek Historical Texts BAGL100036 | Faculty of Arts
- Independent Reading of Ancient Roman Historical Texts AAGL100039 | Faculty of Arts
- Independent Reading of Ancient Roman Historical Texts BAGL100040 | Faculty of Arts
- Translation and Interpretation of Historical Texts +1AGL500011 | Faculty of Arts
- The Topography of Rome in Historical SourcesALTV00082 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to the Study of Ancient HistoryADA100001 | Faculty of Arts
- Ancient History IV - Late AntiquityADA100008 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Two Ovidian Miscellanies: Ovid's Contribution to the History of Literature and the Historicity of his Exile2021 | Faculty of Arts
- The 'Jesus, Who Was Called Christ' by Flavius Josephus: A Certainty of Uncertainty2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Auctor nominis eius Christus: Tacitus' Knowledge of the Origins of Christianity2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Julian and the Martyrs of Rome: Three Historical and Philological Probes into How Even a Historically Absurd Legend May Resist Being Finally Proven Ahistorical2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Tacitus de Christianis: Where Had His Information about Christianity Come from?2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Roma avrea MMXIX, Structures of Historical NarrativePublication without faculty affiliation
- Wolfram Kinzig, Christian persecution in antiquity2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Mohou být v textu De adm. imp. 29 pasáže převzaté z annálů Nicomacha Flaviana? Příspěvek do nedávné diskuse na stránkách Byzantinoslavik2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Cicero o méně známých dílech římské historiografie: Brutovy epitomy a Polybiova numantijská válka2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Pilátova relace o Ježíšovi: Od Tacita přes Maximina Daiu do argumentace moderních diskutérů o Ježíšově historicitě2023 | Faculty of Arts
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