This American author and academic focuses her work on classical literature and history. Her writing is valued for its depth and meticulous examination of the ancient world. She has contributed to enriching our understanding of ancient societies and thought through her literary analyses. Her academic work has earned her recognition in the field.
Focusing on the cults and religions of Ostia, an ancient Roman port city, this book offers a comprehensive analysis that appeals to both scholars and history enthusiasts. It features meticulous research and insights into the diverse spiritual practices and beliefs that flourished in this historical setting, making it a significant contribution to the study of ancient religions.
This is a commentary on the text of the advice given to Cicero by his campaign-conscious brother. The book is designed to clarify the true meaning in Roman political life of such terms as party and faction and explains the mechanics of Roman politics.