🥳 Celebrate with us our first joint conference booth: Meet Acq. Editors for Classical Studies Carlo Vessella from De Gruyter and Mirjam Elbers from Brill, at the Celtic Conference in Classics, in Cardiff, UK 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Browse our conference selection ➡️ www2.brill.com/CCC2024 #CCC24

Out now! 👉 America’s Great Age of Rhetoric, 1770-1860 Merrill. D. Whitburn analyzes advocacy, conceptualization, and institutionalization of rhetoric from 1770 to 1860. Learn more via 📚 brill.ws/whitburn

As the 15th Celtic Conference in Classics concludes, we thank all who visited our booth. Pictured: Editor Rafał Toczko with his volume "Augustine and Rhetoric" at the Brill booth (brill.com/display/title/…). #Classics #Augustine #Rhetoric #CCC2024

Grateful to the organizers and all who visited our booth at #RAI69. Here’s Acquisitions Editor Vincent Oeters with Antonia Pohl from De Gruyter at our adjoining booths. #Assyriology #AncientCivilizations #Archaeology

#review BMCR Eva Anagnostou-Laoutides Eva Anagnostou-Laoutides, Ken Parry, Later Platonists and their heirs among Christians, Jews, and Muslims @brill_classics 2023 - by Jonas J.H. Christensen: "the collection as a whole is thought-provoking and stimulating" bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2024/2024.07.1…

A few days after #CCC2024, we thank all attendees. Editors Michael Hanagan & David Woods showcased "Ammianus Marcellinus: From Soldier to Author" (brill.ws/hre16). For more on #AmmianusMarcellinus also explore our Online Commentary (brill.ws/amo).

Explore Professor Konstantinos P. Nikoloutsos' insights on ancient warfare in cinema on the #BrillBlog. Discover his latest work, "Brill’s Companion to Ancient Greek and Roman Warfare on Film"(brill.ws/BCCS7). Read the interview here: brill.ws/BlogBCCS7

New Review! Why is it so difficult to talk about pain? Pain Narratives, ed. by Jacqueline Clarke, Daniel King, and Han Baltussen, traces the development of language relating to #pain in literary, philosophical, and medical texts from across #antiquity 👉 brill.ws/pain

#BookReview Join Dominic Machado as he reviews Cary M. Barber’s "Politics in the Roman Republic" (brill.ws/barber), situating it among recent studies on Republican politics. Read more in the POLIS article: brill.ws/Polis_DM. #RomanRepublic #ClassicalStudies

Enhance your summer research with Brill's Scholarly Editions (brill.ws/BSCE)!🌞 Our video guide helps scholars access critical texts, commentaries, and translations. Watch now: youtu.be/9CMeJCi1gJw?si… via YouTube

New issue of Méthexis Vol. 36, No. 2 (2024) brill.com/view/journals/…

Out now! 📚 Roman Constantinople in Byzantine Perspective Paul Magdalino studies how the literary inhabitants of Late Antique and medieval #Constantinople conceptualised its existence as a #Greek city in a #Christian #Roman state. Learn more here 👉 brill.ws/magdalino

I am incredibly proud of this volume and pleased that it is receiving the attention and praise it deserves from the scholarly community. Many thanks to my co-editors and all the contributors. Brill Classics De Gruyter Brill #Classics #ClassicsTwitter #university #researchers

Join us at the 30th European Association of Archaeologists Annual Meeting in Rome (Aug 28-31)! Vincent Oeters will be at the Brill booth to discuss new projects and our latest archaeology resources. Let's connect! Explore our Archaeology Program: www2.brill.com/AandAC #EAA2024 #Archaeology

New issue of Mnemosyne Vol. 77, No. 5 (2024) brill.com/view/journals/… Travis Mulroy De Gruyter Brill Brill Classics Jaclyn Neel

🎉 Celebrating the 50th volume of our Impact of Empire series! "Tradition and Power in the Roman Empire" explores how diverse traditions shaped imperial power across eras and regions. 📚 Available now in #OpenAccess: brill.ws/imem50 #RomanHistory #AncientWorld

The #Roman #army represented a reference model for Romano-Barbarian societies. "The Civilian Legacy of the Roman Army", ed by L Loschiavo, aims to explore the origins of the civilization that arouse after the fall of the Roman world. ➡️ brill.ws/loschiavo #militaryhistory

At #ESHS2024, our collegue Alessandra Giliberto from Brill History met Luís Campos Ribeiro, author of "Jesuit Astrology". His work uncovers the surprising role of astrology in Jesuit science. Learn more: brill.ws/trc13 #JesuitAstrology #EarlyModernScience