My book is now published online, and available to those who have access to Cambridge Core! A long-road that is finally done. Thanks to all who helped. cambridge.org/core/books/ima…

Happy to be coming back to my alma mater to speak about emperors and Hegesippus! Many thanks to @AmianoMarcelino

So delighted to have the opportunity to speak with Alice about Roman emperors!

🎙️Catch up with this term’s releases🎙️ “Understanding the Roman Emperor” 🏛️🌿🗡️ Featuring Panayiotis Christoforou, Lecturer in Ancient History Oriel College Oxford Classics Outreach, and alice Undergraduate in CAAH Lady Margaret Hall linktr.ee/oxpods open.spotify.com/episode/2L0WV0…

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Looks very important — and seems to do a deep dive into representations of earlier Roman emperors. A real boon for those interested in this fascinating text.

Excited to see the Cambridge Companion to Greek Epic announced! Edited by the amazing Emma Greensmith, the vol. promises to be a stimulating and broad contribution to this most crucial of genres. It includes a small epilogue from me! bit.ly/3SDYCo8

Delighted to be going back to St Andrews next week to talk about a fascinating text!

#Seminar, 14 February, 4pm: "Perceptions of Early Roman Emperors in Pseudo-Hegesippus" Speaker: Panayotis Christophorou Room SO3, Swallowgate, St Andrews Hybrid event. For info, email [email protected] or [email protected] Hosted by the Centre for Late Antique Studies

Extremely happy to see this interview with Marcel Bénabou now published! We discussed his upbringing career and the impact of his seminal La résistance africaine à la romanisation. Open access link included! qro.unisi.it/frontend/node/…

And so freshers' week begins

Come join us to figure out if Trajan was as great as he said he was!

The Cambridge Companion to Ancient Greek Epic by Emma Greensmith New account of the oldest and foundational genre of ancient Greek literature which reveals its continued impact and relevance today. 📚 cup.org/4hxsmh2

¡Qué maravilla!

Very much looking forward to participating

We are still accepting papers for our Panel on Trajan at the CCC 2025 in Coimbra (Panayiotis Christoforou)! Deadline for abstract on 31 January. Get in touch if you want to have more details - and share :)

Come take the shine off the golden Trajanic sheen! There’ll be papers about expansion into Arabia, monuments, panegyric and letters about monsters!

My own contribution to current discussions in the press on the study ancient and rare languages: originally commissioned on the occasion of language cuts at Leiden, but talking about a couple of things of wider moral and intellectual significance. unherd.com/2025/01/dont-l…

The time has almost come - Join us in Coimbra on 16-17 July 2025 to discuss the myth of the Optimus Princeps (16th CCC - Panel 36) Panayiotis Christoforou #felicitastemporum

Delighted to say that my review article is now published open access: LEADERS, LANDSCAPES, POWER AND MEMORY | The Classical Review | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/45kLjhy – a fabulous set of books on rulers and communities across the Roman empire