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• Keith, A. (2025) “Sulpicia and Other Demographic Anomalies”, Presidential Address 2025, TAPA 155, 253–74. 

• Keith A. (2025) “Women in Apollonios’ Argonautika,” in R. Scodel (ed), Teaching Companion to Apollonios, Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 152-64.

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• Martorana, S. (2025) “Medusa in Ovid’s Metamorphoses: Refracted Rapes”, in E. Pyy (ed), Ancient Rape Cultures: Greek, Roman, Jewish and Christian, Acta Instituti Romani Finlandiae: Rome, 83-96.

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• Rodríguez Cidre, E. (2025) “‘Y muchas lágrimas mías bajaron por mi piel’: vulnerabilidad de una esclava en Andrómaca de Eurípides”, in M.R. Cid López y L. González Estrada (eds), Vulnerabilidad, esclavitud y género en las sociedades del mediterráneo antiguo, Ed. Dykinson.

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• Ruiz Vivas, C.M. (2025) “Familial lives in concordia: gender roles, social dynamics and emotions in Ancient Rome”, The History of the Family.

• Ruiz Vivas, C.M. (2025) “La dextrarum iunctio y el mundus muliebris: lenguajes de género y de concordia en la iconografía romana (s. I a.C.-s. II d.C.)”, Archivo Español de Arqueología 98.

• Ruiz Vivas, C. M. (2025) “Organizzazione e collaborazione tra le donne nell’opera di Livio: prestigio e agency nello spazio pubblico”, RSA 55, 107-27.

• Ruiz Vivas, Carmen María (2025), “Mujeres y mensajes de paz en la propaganda romana (s. I a.C.-s. I d.C.): testimonios de un prestigio negado”, dans le livre El giro feminista en el estudio de las fuentes visuales (Granada: Comares), pp. 173-188

• Thein, K. (2025) “Plato on Female ‘Weakness’: From Biology to Politics”, Eugesta 15. http://www.peren-revues.fr/eugesta/1637

• Tsakou, E. (2025) “Love, Rhetoric, and Pedagogy: Decoding Alciphron’s Epistolary Art in the Letters of Hetairai”, The Journal of Epistolary Studies 5 (1)

• Blake Reitzammer, L. (forthcoming) “Birds, Stars, and Female Mousikê: Visions of Escape in Euripidean Choral Odes”.

• Blake Reitzammer, L. (forthcoming) “Reimagining Euripides’ Medea: Pre-Colonial Indigenous Elements in Alfaro’s Mojada”, AJP 144.3.

• Boulègue, L. (forthcoming) “De mulieribus di Mario Equicola. Una questione filosofoca”, Rassegna Europea della Letteratura Italiana.

• Coelho, M.C. M. N. (forthcoming) “The reception of Helen of Troy in Machado de Assis”, in L. Lopes and M.CM.N. Coelho (eds), Ancient Images, from Greece to the New World, Relicário Editores, Belo Horizonte: Relicário Editores.

• Coelho, M.C. M. N. (forthcoming) “Sedução e sofrimento em Lazzaro e A Nova Helena de Francisco Pereira da Silva”, in C. Soares; F. Lessa and G. Ieranò (eds), Com as Mãos se Faz a Paz, se Faz a Guerra: Homenagem a Maria do Céu Fialho. Coimbra: Imprensa da Universidade de Coimbra.

• Coelho, M.C. M. N. (2023 forthcoming) “Gorgias, Godard e a eloquência dos corpos”, in M.M.H. Lima and M.C.M.N. Coelho (eds), Percursos retóricos: entre Antigos e Contemporâneos, Pontes Editores, Campinas: Pontes Editores.

• Coelho, M.C. M. N. (forthcoming) “Helena pandêmica”, in M.A.O Silva, K Teônia and E. F. Santos (eds), O Feminino na Literatura Grega e Latina. Teresina: Ed. Universidade Federal do Piauí.

• Coelho, M.C. M. N. (forthcoming) “Don’t look B(l)ack! Reevaluating Orfeu da Conceição in the light of decolonialism”, in G. Sissa and M. Formisano (eds), Classics: What next? Challenges, debates, perspectives, De Gruyter, Berlin-New York.

• Cowan, R. (forthcoming) “The farmer wants a wife: Ecofeminism, domestic violence, and coercive control in Roman agricultural writing”, Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies 67.

• Dillon, S. (forthcoming) “Women on the Move in the Ancient Mediterranean: Immigrant Women on Delos and in Athens in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods,” in D.K Rogers, T.J. Smith, and A. Steiner (eds), Athenian Technē: Objects, Images, and Monuments in Context. Studies in Honor of Jenifer Neils, De Gruyter.

• Fabre-Serris, J. (forthcoming) “Women and their conquerors during the Punic War. Livy’s ideological constructions on gender relations, ethnicity, and political alliances, and their limits”, in E. D. Carney and S. Müller (eds), Brill's Companion to Ancient Women and War in the Mediterranean World.

• Finnigan, S. (forthcoming) “Reconsidering the Relationship between Motherhood, Non-motherhood, and Work among Urban Roman Freedwomen”, Illinois Classical Studies 49.1-2.

• Gold, B. (forthcoming) The Elasticity and Capaciousness of Classics”, in P.A. Miller (ed), Rethinking Classics. Special Issue of The American Book Review.

• Hajdarević, S. (forthcoming) “Gender Construction in Aristaenetus' ‘Intertextual Dialogues with Comedy”, in A. Petrides and M. Alexandrou (eds), Constructing Gender in The Comic Mode. Perspectives on Greek and Roman Comic Literature, Berlin/Boston, De Gruyter.

• Kamil, M. and Martorana, S. (forthcoming) “(In)Human, All Too (In)Human: Ovid’s Tereus and the Vulnerable Body”, in M.L. Haley, A. Abbattista, C. Blanco, and G. Savani (eds.), Reassembling the Myth of Tereus from Homer to Ovid, De Gruyter: Berlin, 187-200.

• Longfellow, B. (forthcoming, June 2025) The Lives and Deaths of Women in Ancient Pompeii, Ashley and Peter Larkin Series in Greek and Roman Culture. Austin: University of Texas Press.

• Martorana, S. (forthcoming) “Medusa in Ovid’s Metamorphoses: Refracted Rapes”, in E. Pyy (ed), Ancient Rape Cultures: Greek, Roman, Jewish and Christian, Acta Instituti Romani Finlandiae: Rome.

• Myers, S. (forthcoming) “Wool-Working in Roman Love Elegy: Tibullus, Propertius, and Sulpicia 3.16”, in G. Celotto and L. Fulkerson (eds), volume on Sulpicia.

• Penrose, W. (forthcoming) “The Amazons: from History to Myth”, in E. D. Carney and S. Müller (eds), Brill's Companion to Ancient Women and War in the Mediterranean World.

• Rodríguez Cidre, E. (forthcoming) “Entre aguas. Presencias diversas en la rhêsis inicial de Helena de Eurípides”, in J. Bilbao Ruiz, M.C. Encinas Reguero, S. Macías Otero y H. Rodríguez Somolinos (eds) Las múltiples formas del agua en la literatura griega, Madrid: Guillermo Escolar.

• Rodríguez Cidre, E. (forthcoming) “‘Derramando lágrimas con ficticia forma’: rituales funerarios y ardides emocionales en Helena de Eurípides”, in A.M. Atienza, E.J. Buis y E. Rodríguez Cidre, (eds), Emociones poéticas. Representaciones del páthos en la Grecia antigua, Buenos Aires: Editorial de la FFyL/UBA.

• Rohr Vio, F. (forthcoming) “La parole delle donne, la parola sulle donne: la costruzione dell’identità femminile attraverso i discorsi nelle leggende di età fondativa”, Hormos15.

• Rohr Vio, F. (forthcoming) “La parole des matrones. Identité féminine et ‘émancipation’ dans la Rome républicaine”, RSA 53.

• Rohr, F. (forthcoming) “ Livia allo specchio: Ersilia, moglie di Romolo, nella tradizione augustea”, RSA 55, in c.d.s.

• Rohr, F. (forthcoming) “Gneo e Sesto, figli ed eredi di Pompeo Magno. Riflessioni a partire dal volume di Guillaume de Méritens de Villeneuve Les fils de Pompée et l’opposition à César et au triumvirat (46-35 av. J.-C.) », École française de Rome, 2023, Atheneaum.

• Rohr, F. (forthcoming) “Tra severitas e clementia. La “congiura” di Cinna e la nuova gestione del dissenso negli ultimi anni del principato augusteo”, in F. Hurlet, A. Dalla Rosa (eds), La dernière époque augustéenne, Bordeaux, Ausonius, in c.d.s.

• Rohr Vio, F. and Valentini, A. (forthcoming) “Roman Matron’s Wealth between Political Action and Disapproving Clichés”, in C. Steel and L. Webb (eds), Women, Wealth and Power in the Roman Republic.

• Sjöberg, B. (forthcoming) “Sex, gender and space: norms and the construction o fidentity in the private space of the andron in ancient Greek society”.

• Sjöberg, B. (forthcoming) “Female identity, the symposium and construction of coercive space in the Greek house”.

• Thein, K. (forthcoming) “Origins of Sex in Plato’s Timaeus and Critias: Between Nature and Artifice”, Apeiron.

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