18.41 classical languages: general

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Latin plays were written for audiences whose gender perspectives and expectations were shaped by life in Rome, and the crowds watching the plays included both female citizens and female slaves. Relationships between men and women, ideas of masculinity and femininity, the stock c…

"Pliny's letters offer a significant source of information about the lives of Roman women (predominantly, though not exclusively, upper-class women) during the late first and early second centuries CE. In the 368 letters included in his ten published books of epistles, Pliny men…

Magic, miracles, daemonology, divination, astrology, and alchemy were the arcana mundi, the "secrets of the universe," of the ancient Greeks and Romans. In this collection of Greek and Roman writings on magic and the occult, the author provides a comprehensive sourcebook and int…

Although Greek society was largely male-dominated, it gave rise to a strong tradition of female authorship. Women ppoets of angient Greece and Rome have long fascinated readers, even though much of their poetry survives only in fragmentary form. The volume covers a broad time sp…