Members

Names, Affiliations and Research Interests

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Dr Andreas Abele University of Tübingen	Interaction of prose and poetry in late Latin epistolography
Sally Baumann University of Graz	Claudian, ecphrasis, intermediality, intertextuality, narratology
Dr Valéry Berlincourt Universität Basel & Université de Genève	Claudian, intertextuality, self-allusion, epic, panegyric
Beatrice Bersani University of Edinburgh	Colours in late Latin poetry, Ausonius, Paulinus of Nola, Claudian, Prudentius
Dr Lynton Boshoff North-West University	Dracontius, Ennodius, epic, panegyric, post-Roman West, reception of late antiquity
Dr Elena Castelnuovo University of Milan	Prudentius, Ausonius, Dracontius, hymnody, genre, intervisuality, intertextuality, metaliterature, reception of Horace
Dr Clare Coombe The Oratory School, Reading	Claudian, Luxorius, Prudentius
Dr Juan Manuel Danza Universidad National del Sur	Prudentius, epic, intertextuality, metaliterature
Rachel Dzugan University of Colorado	lyric, ecphrasis, intertextuality, metapoetics
Esther Falcon Université de Strasbourg	Claudius Marius Victorius, paraphrase, theology, biblical epic
Dr Maria Jennifer Falcone University of Pavia	Dracontius, Satisfactio, Intertextuality
Dr Sara Fascione Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II	Ausonius, Symmachus, Rutilius Namatianus, Sidonius Apollinaris
Prof. Ian Fielding University of Michigan	Ovid in late antiquity, Paulinus of Nola, late antique Campania
Dr Vicente Flores Militello University of Mexico (UNAM)	Claudian, satirical and epic poetry, intertextuality, art & literature, late Roman mosaics
Dr Frances Foster University of Cambridge	Servius, Claudian, Rutilius Namatianus, history, language
Prof. Florence Garambois Vasquez Université de Lyon	Ausonius, Claudian, Latin Anthology, intertext, voices, late antique poetry, ekphrasis
Prof. Bardo Maria Gauly Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt	late antique Latin literature
Fernando Gorab Leme University of Michigan	Prudentius, Claudian, reception
Dr Michael Hanaghan Australian Catholic University	Sidonius Apollinaris, panegyric, epideixis, intertextuality, visuality, reader response
Prof. Henriette Harich-Schwarzbauer University of Basel	Claudian, Sidonius Apollinaris, Ausonius, Proba
Dr Kristin Harper Missouri State University	Late Latin verse epigraphy
Prof. Joshua Hartman Bowdoin College	Memory and identity, Latin poetry, allusion
Prof. María Dolores Hernández Mayor University of Murcia	Sedulius, biblical latin poetry
Dr Helen Kaufmann independent scholar	Intertextuality, genre, local identity, North African poetry, Dracontius
Prof. Gavin Kelly University of Edinburgh	Claudian, Rutilius Namatianus Sidonius, late antique prose literature and political history
Dr Markus Kersten Universität Basel	Ausonius, Latin epic
Prof. Robert Kirstein University of Tübingen	Latin poetry, narratology
Nora Kohlhofer University of Graz	Claudian, carmina maiora, bellum Geticum, similes and comparisons, intertextuality
Dr Anna-Lena Körfer Johannes-Gutenberg-Universität Mainz	panegyric (Publilius Optatianus, Panegyrici Latini), late latin letters (Cassiodor, Sidonius), technopaignia, concepts of performativity in late latin literature
Lorenzo Livorsi University of Bristol	Venantius Fortunatus, praise poetry, hagiography, biblical epic
Dr Francesco Lubian Università degli Studi di Padova	Ambrose, Prudentius, Ausonius, Heptateuch poet, biblical poetry, intermediality
Dr Gabriela Andrea Marrón Universidad Nacional del Sur / CONICET	Claudian, Dracontius, epic
Lucie Martin Université de Strasbourg & Sorbonne Université	Orientius, Carmen ad Flavium Felicem (Carm. de resurr.), Carmen adversus Marcionitas (Carm. adv. Marc.)
Prof. Scott McGill Rice University	Late Latin poetry, Juvencus, biblical epic, centos, reception, reception of Virgil
Dr Victoria Moul University College London	Reading, reception and imitation of late Latin poetry in the early modern period; especially Claudian
Prof. Sigrid Mratschek Universität Rostock	Sidonius Apollinaris, Paulinus of Nola, Ausonius, intertextuality, visual and literary culture, epistolary and poetic networks, geography
Prof. Carole Newlands University of Colorado Boulder	Venantius Fortunatus, ecphrasis, Latin poetry, reception studies
Wiebke Nierste Justus-Liebig-University of Gießen	Claudian, carmina minora, art and nature, seriality, coherence
Katharina Oft Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen	Claudian, carmina minora
Prof. Cillian O'Hogan University of Toronto	Prudentius, Claudian, intertextuality, transmission, reception, history of the book
Dr Marco Onorato University of Messina	Sidonius Apollinaris, Claudian, Rutilius Namatianus, Ausonius, intertextuality and metaliterature, ekphrasis
Dr Vasileios Pappas University of Ioannina	Late Latin poetry, Claudian, Ausonius, Reposianus, Maximianus
Dr Aaron D Pelttari University of Edinburgh	Late antique literary culture, Prudentius, Claudian, books, readers, and paratexts
Prof. Joseph Pucci Brown University	Later and medieval Latin language and literatures
Katharina Pohl Bergische Universität Wuppertal	Dracontius, panegyric, late Latin literature
Prof. Michael Roberts Wesleyan University	Late Latin poetry, rhetoric
Giulia Sagliardi University of Edinburgh	Claudian, intertextuality, genre, epic
Dr Islème Sassi Universität Zürich	Paulinus of Nola, Felix of Nola
PD Dr Petra Schierl University of Basel	Bucolic poetry, panegyric, Christian poetry, Rutilius Namatianus
Dr Hedwig Schmalzgruber University of Potsdam	Biblical epic, Heptateuch poet ("Cyprianus Gallus")
Dr Sigrid Schottenius Cullhed Uppsala University	Late antique culture and its modern reception
Prof. Christoph Schubert University of Erlangen	Commodianus, panegyric, biblical epic
Prof. Brian Sowers Brooklyn College of the City University of New York	Ausonius, Christian poetry, centos, reception
Ann-Kathrin Staehle University of Basel	Sidonius Apollinaris, myths, intertextuality
Dr Annick Stoehr-Monjou Université Clermont-Auvergne	Dracontius, Sidonius Apollinaris, poetics, rhetoric, intertextuality, literary genres
Dr Thomas Tsartsidis Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich	Prudentius, late Latin poetry, intertextuality, early Christian apologetics
Georgios Taxidis Universität Hamburg	Claudius Claudianus, late antique panegyric
PD Dr Ute Tischer Universität Leipzig	Servius, commentaries on Latin poetry
Dr Adam Trettel University of Leipzig	Prudentius, intertextuality, Venantius Fortunatus, early Christian liturgy and music
David Ungvary Bard College	Christian Latin poetry, post-Roman identity, asceticism, history and theory of authorship
Dr Joop van Waarden Radboud University Nijmegen	Late antiquity, early Christianity, Sidonius Apollinaris
Dr Berenice Verhelst Ghent University	Epic, epyllia, Dracontius, Aegritudo Perdicae
Dr Catherine Ware University College Cork	Claudian, panegyric, intertextuality
Gerben Wartena Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam	Biblical epic, Sedulius, early Christianity, late Latin literature
Dr Hope Williard University of Lincoln Library	Venantius Fortunatus, Merovingian kingdom, epistolography