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Co-editor (with Daniela Dueck and Hugh Lindsay): (2005) Strabo’s
Cultural Geography. The Making of a Kolossourgia. Reviewed by
William A. Koelsch (2004) in Geographical Review (.pdf format)/JSTOR/BL; Jason König (2007)
in JHS 127: 169-171; James. Journal articles: (2009) ‘When I was young and he was
old: The significance of overlap in Strabo’s Geography,’ (2009) ‘The chambers of the dead and the gates of darkness: a glimmer of criticism in Strabo’s Geography,’ Mnemosyne/IngentaConnect. Brief synopsis: exploration
of a scenario in which the Roman aristocrat, Licinius Murena, supported the
wrong side (Marcellus) within the Caesarian family, and was subsequently
tried for conspiracy in July – October 23 BCE, around the same time
that Marcellus died. (2005) ‘The European provinces: Strabo as evidence,’ in Strabo’s Cultural Geography. (2005) ‘Kolossourgia. A colossal statue of a work,’ in Strabo’s Cultural Geography. (2002) ‘Strabo the Tiberian author: past, present and silence in Strabo’s Geography,’ Mnemosyne/IngentaConnect/JSTOR/Cat. Inist. (1999) ‘Strabo the geographer: his name and its meaning,’ Mnemosyne/IngentaConnect/JSTOR/Cat. Inist. (1997) ‘The expression “our times” in Strabo’s Geography,’ Classical Philology/JSTOR. (1995) ‘Strabo, Polybios and the stade,’ Phoenix/JSTOR. Review articles: Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2003.07.08. Review of Strabons Geographika, volume one, edited and translated by S.L. Radt (2002-ongoing). Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2000.09.06. Review of Katherine Clarke’s Between Geography and History: Hellenistic Constructions of the Roman World (1999). Send comments to spothecary@strabo.ca
© 2009 Sarah Pothecary
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