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5384136481e47e25f5bd9d8776f60e7e jobTitle Honorary Associate
5384136481e47e25f5bd9d8776f60e7e research overview <ol><li>Roman death, particularly cremation and deathbeds.</li><li>Inscriptions as evidence for social history, e.g. migration, Jews in the Roman Empire.</li><li>Medieval Latin documents such as court rolls and wills.</li><li>Collecting classical objects in the 18th century.</li></ol><h2>Selected publications</h2><h3>Books</h3><p><em>Dr Johnson&rsquo;s Friend and Robert Adam&rsquo;s Client Topham Beauclerk</em>(Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars, 2016)</p><p><em>Foreigners at Rome: Citizens and Strangers</em>(Duckworth/Classical Press of Wales, 2000)</p><p><em>Inscriptiones Judaicae Orientis I: Eastern Europe</em>(Mohr-Siebeck, 2004, co-authored with Hanswulf Bloedhorn and Alexander Panayotov)&nbsp;</p><p><em>Inscriptiones Judaicae Orientis III: Syria and Cyprus</em>(Mohr-Siebeck, 2004, co-authored with Hanswulf Bloedhorn)&nbsp;</p><p><em>The Winslow Manor Court Books, 1322-1377 and 1423-1460.</em>Buckinghamshire Record Society vols 35-36, 2011</p><h3>Articles</h3><p>&ldquo;Jews and Christians in the City of Rome: epigraphic evidence&rdquo;, in<em>Jews and Christians in Antiquity: A Regional Perspective</em>, ed. Pierluigi Lanfranchi&amp; Joseph Verheyden (Interdisciplinary Studies in Ancient Culture and Religion 18, Leuven: Peeters, 2018), 229&ndash;241.&nbsp; ISBN: 978-90-429-3461-0.</p><p>&ldquo;Social structure and the<em>plebs Romana</em>&rdquo;, in<em>A Companion to the City of Rome</em>, ed. C. Holleran&amp; A. Claridge (Chichester: Wiley-Blackwell, 2018), 155&ndash;171.&nbsp; DOI: 10.1002/9781118300664.ch7.</p><p>&ldquo;La Magna Grecia ebraica: Sicilia e Calabria&rdquo;, in<em>Ebrei, una storia italiana. I primi mille anni</em>, ed. Anna Foa, Giancarlo Lacerenza&amp; Daniele Jalla (Milan: Electa, 2017), 100&ndash;108.&nbsp; ISBN: 978-88-918-1716-7.</p><p>&ldquo;Dr Johnson&rsquo;s friend Molly Aston&rdquo;,<em>Transactions of the Johnson Society</em>(2016), 31-43.</p><p>&ldquo;Extended families and family substitutes among migrants in the Roman World&rdquo;, in<em>Mediterranean Families in Antiquity: Households, Extended Families, and Domestic Space</em>, ed. Sabine Huebner&amp; Geoffrey Nathan (Chichester: Wiley, 2016), 121&ndash;136.</p><p>&ldquo;Winslow in 1341: the<em>Nonarum Inquisitiones</em>and the reliability of medieval tax self-assessment&rdquo;,<em>Records of Buckinghamshire</em>55 (2015), 137-46.</p><p>&ldquo;The antiquities collection of Topham Beauclerk and Richard Topham&rdquo;,<em>Journal of the History of Collections</em>25.2 (2013), 185-193.</p><p>&ldquo;&lsquo;Dreams inspired by Phoebus&rsquo;: western visitors to Delos from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century&rdquo;,<em>International Journal of the Classical Tradition</em>18.3 (2011), 373-393.</p><p>&ldquo;Foreign families in Roman Italy&rdquo;,<em>A Companion to the Greek and Roman Family</em>ed. B. Rawson (Wiley-Blackwell, 2011), 145-160</p><p>&ldquo;Goodbye Livia: Dying in the Roman home&rdquo;, in<em>Memory and Mourning</em>, ed. V. Hope&amp; J. Huskinson (Oxford: Oxbow, 2011), 1-20.</p><p>&ldquo;The Jewish life course in the Roman Empire&rdquo;, in<em>Age and Ageing in the Roman Empire</em>, ed. M. Harlow&amp; R. Laurence (<em>JRA</em>supplement 65, 2007), 81-94.</p><p>&ldquo;&lsquo;Half-burnt on an emergency pyre&rsquo;: Roman cremations which went wrong&rdquo;,<em>Greece&amp; Rome</em>47 (2000), 186-196.</p><p>&ldquo;Building a Roman funeral pyre&rdquo;,<em>Antichthon</em>34 (2000), 30-45.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>
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5384136481e47e25f5bd9d8776f60e7e biography <p>I completed my PhD on Roman Marriage at the University of Reading in 1987.&nbsp; Since then I have worked for the Jewish Inscriptions Project (Cambridge) and the University of Wales Lampeter, and I am now an Associate Lecturer with the OU for A340 The Roman Empire; I also taught on A219 Exploring the Classical World (2005-18).&nbsp; I also have an MA in Biography.&nbsp; I have published nine books and about fifty articles.&nbsp; Apart from my Classics activities, I completed a biography of Topham Beauclerk (1739-80), a friend of Dr Johnson, and I run the Winslow History website (www.winslow-history.org.uk).&nbsp; I am general editor for the Buckinghamshire Record Society and regularly give talks on my area of North Buckinghamshire.</p>
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5384136481e47e25f5bd9d8776f60e7e Description <p>I completed my PhD on Roman Marriage at the University of Reading in 1987.&nbsp; Since then I have worked for the Jewish Inscriptions Project (Cambridge) and the University of Wales Lampeter, and I am now an Associate Lecturer with the OU for A340 The Roman Empire; I also taught on A219 Exploring the Classical World (2005-18).&nbsp; I also have an MA in Biography.&nbsp; I have published nine books and about fifty articles.&nbsp; Apart from my Classics activities, I completed a biography of Topham Beauclerk (1739-80), a friend of Dr Johnson, and I run the Winslow History website (www.winslow-history.org.uk).&nbsp; I am general editor for the Buckinghamshire Record Society and regularly give talks on my area of North Buckinghamshire.</p>
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