Associate ProfessorEnrica Sciarrino

“He not only lies but moralises”: on the possibilities of a slave dialect in Plautus

An Astral-Biography of Heracles in the Graeco-Roman constellations

Characterising the Enemy: A Study of Metaphor in Cicero’s Catilinarian Orations and Churchill’s Wartime Speeches

COMIC CRITICISM: Evidence of Self-Deprecating Humour in Aristophanes

Τό Γένος Εὐσεϐῶν Γυναικῶν: Female Agency and Religion in Euripides’ Trojan Cycle

From Suffering to Strength: A Comparative Analysis of Female Grief in Ancient Literature – Dido, Medea, and Hecuba.

Reinventing Women in Antiquity: Lucretia’s Agency in Life and in Death

Public Women: Visibility and Stigma in the Sex Industry in Rome and New Zealand

Utu in tisis: an exploration of revenge in the Odyssey from a Māori perspective

Weaving: representations

Medusa: A symbol of change

Contentious Politics: Collective Behaviour of the plebs urbana at Rome in the late 2nd-early 3rd CE

2016-Masters Thesis-Cox, Francis

Herodotus’ sophistic theology – observation and display of the divine

women and rape in Ovid's Metamorphoses

Fable Hygini: The Social and Historical Context of Mythography

2014-Masters Thesis-Wiklin, Sam

Horace is (not) there: a narratological approach to the Sermones

Slaves and Animals in Apuleius’ Metamorphoses

The Body of a Poet: the Narratology of Ovid’s Elegiac Subjectivity

Patria Potestas and Pietas: Power, Devotion and the Roman Father

Reverendus or Ridiculus: A Study on the Reception of Ennius’ Annals

Select Speeches from the Censorship of Marcus Porcius Cato: Text, Translation and Analysis

A study of Phaedra in Euripides and Seneca