North American Scholar

B.A. Yale, 1942; Ph.D., 1952

Instr. Yale, 1946-7; instr. To assoc. prof. 1955-66; prof. Duke 1966-78; James B. Duke Professor of Latin, 1978-91; prof. emeritus 1991-2013; field archaeologist, AAR, 1952-55; Mellon prof. 1980-1; member, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, 1967-8; Guggenheim fellow, 1958-9; ACLS fellow 1967-8, 1972-3; NEH fellow, 1979-80; member, German archaeological Inst.

"Pompeii: The Casa Dei Dioscuri and Its Painters" (Yale, 1952)

Poetical Theory in Republican Rome. An Analytical Discussion of the Shorter Narrative Poems Written in Latin During the First Century B. C. (New Haven, 1944) REVS: CR 1946 34 Fordyce | CP 1945 198 De Lacy | AJP 1945 315-318 Duckworth | CW XXXVIII 1944-1945 22-23 Beede; “Excavations at Cosa in Etruria, 1948-1952,” Antiquity 27 (1953) 102-103; “The Sixth Campaign of Excavations at Cosa,” AJA 58 (1954) 148; Pompeii. The Casa dei Dioscuri and Its Painters, Memoirs of the American Academy at Rome XXIII (Rome, 1955) REVS: REA LVIII 1956 398-400 Marcadé | G&R 2nd Ser. III 1956 167 | Antiquity XXXI 1957 182 Toynbee | AJA LXII 1958 121-123 Van Essen; “Composition of Groups in Pompeian Second Style Painting,” AJA 61 (1957) 186; “Cosa and Rome. Comitium and Curia,” Archaeology 10 (1957) 49-55; Cosa, II: The Temples of the Arx (with E.H. Richardson & F.E. Brown) E. H.; Richardson L., Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome XXVI (Rome, 1960) REVS: LEC XXIX 1961 359 Robert | Athenaeum XXXIX 1961 386-387 Polacco | REA LXIII 1961 522-523 Marcadé; “Furi et Aureli, comites Catulli,” CP 58 (1963) 93-106; “A Note on Catullus LXIV, 159,” AJP 84 (1963) 74-75; “The Form and Location of the Rostra of the Forum Romanum,” AJA 67 (1963) 216; “Ad cohibendum bracchium toga,” (with E.H. Richardson), AJA 48 (1964) 199-200; “Ad cohibendum bracchium toga. An Archaeological Examination of Cicero, Pro Caelio v, 11,” (with E.H. Richardson) YCS 19 (1966) 251-268; “Catullus lxvii. Interpretation and Form,” AJP 88 (1967) 423-433; “The Archaistic Diana of Pompeii,” AJA 74 (1970) 202; “Catullus 4 and Catalepton 10 Again,” AJP 93 (1972) 215-222; “The Tribunals of the Praetors of Rome,” MDAI(R) 80 (1973) 219-233; “The Archaic Doric Temple of Pompeii,” PP 29 (1974) 281-290; “The Date and Program of the Arch of Constantine,” ArchClass 27 (1975) 72-78; “The Evolution of the Porticus Octaviae,” AJA 80 (1976) 57-64; “The Villa Publica and the Divorum,” In Memoriam Otto J. Brendel. Essays in Archaeology and the Humanities, ed. L. Bonfante & H. von Heintze (Mainz, 1976) 159-163; Propertius Elegies I-IV (ed.) APA Series of Classical Texts (Norman, OK, 1977; repr. 2006). REVS: CW L/XXI 1977 204 Allen; Phoenix XXXII 1978 350-353 Yardley; CR XXIX 1979 37-39 Camps; Latomus XLI 1982 166-167 Verdière; BMCR 2007 (6) Kelly; “Hercules Musarum and the Porticus Philippi in Rome,” AJA 81 (1977) 355-361; “The Libraries of Pompeii,” Archaeology 30 (1977) 394-402; “The Architecture of the Forum of Trajan,” ArchN 6 (1977) 101-107; “Honos et Virtus and the Sacra Via,” AJA 82 (1978) 240-246; “Concordia and Concordia Augusta. Rome and Pompeii,” PP 33 (1978) 260-272; “The Curia Julia and the Janus Geminus,” MDAI® 85 (1978) 359-369; “Basilica Fulvia, modo Aemilia,” Studies in Classical Art and Archaeology. A Tribute to Peter Heinrich von Blanckenhagen, ed. G. Kopcke & M.B. Moore (Locust Valley, NY, 1979) 209-215; “Two Topographical Notes,” AJP 101 (1980) 53-56; “The City-Plan of Pompeii,” La regione sotterrata dal Vesuvio. Studi e prospettive. Atti del Convegno internazionale, 11-15 novembre 1979 (Naples, 1982) 341-351; “A Contribution to the Study of Pompeian Dining-Rooms,” BAAP 1 (1983) 61-71; “A Note on the Architecture of the Theatrum Pompei in Rome,” AJA 91 (1987) 123-126; Pompeii. An Architectural History (Baltimore, 1988) REVS: AJP CX 1989 672-675 Brilliant; G&R XXXVI 1989 248 Sparkes; JSAH XLVIII 1989 284-285 Kleiner; EMC XXXIV 1990 311-317 Small; Antiquity LXIV 1990 693 Walker; CW LXXXIII 1989-1990 537 Thompson; Gnomon LXII 1990 152-161 de Caro; AHR XCVI 1991 143 Palmer; CR XL 1990 134-136 Waywell; JRA IV 1991 248-256 Ling; JRS LXXXI 1991 213-315 Jongman; HZ CCLIV 1992 426-429 V. M. Strocka; "The Retiarius Tunicatus of Suetonius, Juvenal and Petronius,” (with Steven M. Cerutti), AJP 110 (1989) 589-594; “Innovations in Domestic Architecture at Pompeii, A.D. 62-79,” ArchN 16 (1991) 21-35; “Urban Development in Ancient Rome and the Impact of Empire,” City States in Classical Antiquity and Medieval Italy: Athens and Rome, Florence and Venice, ed. Anthony Molho, Kurt Raaflaub & Julia Emlen (Stuttgart, 1991 381-402; A New Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome (Baltimore, 1992) REVS: Gnomon 1996 68 (1): 53-56 Ziolkowski; HZ 1995 260 (1): 173-175 Bleicken; JRA 1995 8: 360-364 Purcell; JRS 1995 85: 251-253 Wilson; Mnemosyne 1996 Ser. 4 49 (3): 377-385 Moormann; AncW 24 1993 72-73 J. Sebesta; BMCR 4 1993 287-291 Harmon; CB 69 1993 113-115 Hornsby; Cosa. III, The Buildings of the Forum: Colony, Municipium, and Village Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome XXVII (University Park, PA, 1993) REVS: CR 1996 N. S. 46 (2): 347-349 Wilkes; RBPh 2001 79 (1): 320-322 Gros; “The Janiculum and Ianicula in Ancient Rome,” Homenaje a José María Blázquez. 3, Historia de Roma, ed. Julio Mangas & Jaime Alvar (Madrid, 1996) 293-300; “The Moral Problems of Terence's Andria and the Reconstruction of Menander's Andria and Perinthia,” GRBS 38,2 (1997) 173-185; “Cicero, Bibulus, and Caesar's Agrarian Bills of 59 B.C.E.,” “Qui miscuit utile dulci”: Festschrift essays for Paul Lachlan MacKendrick, ed. Gareth L. Schmeling and Jon D. Mikalson (Wauconda, IL, 1998) 299-312; “Emeline Hill Richardson, 1910-1999,” AJA 104, 1 (2000) 125; “‘Sestius noster,’” New Light from Ancient Cosa: Classical Mediterranean Studies in Honor of Cleo Rickman Fitch ed. Norma Wynick Goldman (Bern & Frankfurt am Main, 2001) 49-55; A Catalog of Identifiable Figure Painters of Ancient Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Stabiae (Baltimore, 2000) REVS: BMCR 2000 (9): Conlin; CR 2001 N. S. 51 (2): 449-450 Newby; Gnomon 2002 74 (5): 435-440 Thomas; JRA 2002 15 (2): 445-449 Ling; AJA 2003 107 (1): 133-134 Laidlaw; LF 2002 125 (3-4): 330-332 Kepartová; “Cicero Att. 5.21.14 and the Romana Mysteria,” Phoenix 55 (2001) 411-413; “Trimalchio and the Sibyl at Cumae,” CW 96,1 (2002-2003) 77-78; “The Terentian Adaptation of the Ἑαυτον τιμωρούμενος of Menander,” GRBS 46, 1 (2006) 13-36.

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