She is a Professor of the History Department and the Postgraduate Program in History at the São Paulo State University "Júlio de Mesquita Filho" - UNESP/Franca. She holds a degree in History from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (1988), a Master's in Social History from the University of São Paulo (1995) and a PhD in Economic History from the University of São Paulo (2003). He did Post-Doctorate at the State University of Campinas (CNPq Junior Post-Doctorate Fellow from 10/2006 to 07/2007), at the University of Barcelona (FAPESP Fellow from 12/2008 to 03/2009), also at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales / Paris - FR (CNPq / PDE Fellow from 02/2011 to 07/2011), École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales / Paris - FR (Scholarship - research assistance PROPG - UNESP - 11/2012 to 01/2013), École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales / Paris - FR (CAPES Fellow Senior Internship from 09/2015 to 02/2016). She completed research internships at Oxford University (November 10 to 20, 2012) and at the Università degli Studi di Perugia (February 3 to 26, 2020). She was also a Visiting Researcher at the Università degli Studi di Perugia (January 10 to March 5, 2024). She is the coordinator of the Laboratory of Studies on the Roman Empire (G.LEIR - UNESP/Franca) and vice-coordinator of the Archaeology Laboratory of UNESP/Franca (Lab.Arque). She is a collaborating professor in the Postgraduate Program in Classical Studies at the University of Coimbra/Portugal. She has experience in the area of #8203;#8203;History, with an emphasis on Ancient History, working mainly on the following themes: History of the Roman Empire and Late Antiquity. Associate researcher at the Cátedra Libero Mundo Antiguo/Argentina. Associate researcher of the research project, Trade routes and cultural diffusion in post-classical cities (4th-8th centuries), supervised by Prof. Dr. Érica Cristhyane Morais da Silva with financial support from the Espírito Santo Research Foundation (FAPES). Associate researcher of the research project, Young Researcher category (FAPESP), Archaeology and Anthropology of the Cultures of the Ancient East - The Tangles of the Levant by Marcio Teixeira-Bastos, process number 23/00172-8. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The collections IMAGES AND TEXTS, in their volums 1 (Interpretations on Culture and Power in Antiquity) and 2 (Interpretations on Culture and Power in the Middle Ages and in Receptions of the Past), put together 31 chapters of 34 national and international professionals. This professionals are historians, archaeologists and literati who composed unpublished texts on the construction of An…
There are several themes which are about the life of the Emperor Julian, including several reports which have been produced about this death, and have called my attention. Writers from the Late Antiquity, Christian or non-Christian, provided versions of such an event. Among the Christian writers, I highlight the deacon Ephraim of Nísibis (Syria) and the bishop Gregory of Nazianzo (Capadoc…
The present research aims to analyse, through a multidisciplinary approach, the votive protomes from the collection of the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Cagliari (Sardinia). The analysis of the protomes will be conducted using physical-chemical and curatorial processes, both to detail their macroscopic characteristics (iconography, conservation status, style, dimensions) and microscopic…
Surrounded by the historical context as of the III and II B.C.E., Plautus' theater rose in the scene of a wide cultural amalgam - which was a result of Rome's frequent expansions. Plautus' temporal arc, situated on the period commonly called Midle Republic, was marked by vast changes in the apparatus that composed and administered the republican sistem. Notably, the Punic Wars fought agai…
This work focuses on the events that took place between the 1st century BCE and the 1st century CE. A period of central importance for the Roman Republic, which saw its power structure give way to a new regime based on the centralizing figure of Augustus, the Principality. At this juncture, we find our author Titus Livius (64/59 B.C.E. - 17 C.E.), a Paduan historian whose magnum opus was …
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This research belongs to the temporal arc of the 5th and 6th centuries, commonly inserted in what we call Late Antiquity. This period encompasses several political changes that occurred in the Roman Empire which, at that time, was divided between the West and the East since the year of 395. Our object of study, Zosimus, lived in this context. He was a polytheistic, tax administration offi…
Our project aims to study the political and cultural actions of two imperial women, that is, the Empress Eusebia (? - 360) and Constantina (325 - 354). They were, respectively, the second wife and sister of Emperor Constantius II. Therefore, our time frame is situated in the fourth century, a period that we capture from the conception of Late Antiquity, specifically during the government …
To begin, Cicero was a Roman senator and orator. Nowadays, many of his artworks are accessible and, largely register the roman Republic events. Furthermore, Pompey, was a military leader who, as well as Cicero, was very well recognized and hás been a referent among his contemporaneous people. Cicero's banishment occurred on 58 BC, due to a set of political tensions and at a time of instab…
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The research I propose to carry out at the University of Edinburgh will deal with how Eunapius of Sardis (fl. ca. 400) and Ammianus Marcellinus (fl. ca. 390), two of the greatest classicizing historians of Late Antiquity, treated the reigns and characters of the Roman emperors Valentinian (r. 364-375) and Valens (r. 364-378) in their historical narratives. With the end of the Constantinia…
Surrounded by the historical context as of the III and II BCE, Plautus' theater emerged in a scene of a broad cultural amalgam - a result of Rome's frequent expansions. Plautus' temporal arc, situated on the period commonly referred to as Midle Republic, was marked by significant changes in the apparatus that composed and administered the republican system. Notably, the Punic Wars fought …
This research is in the context of Late Antiquity, specifically between the 5th and 6th centuries CE. The focus of this investigation falls on two authors from this period of Late Antiquity: Zosimus (460-518/520), an advocatus fisci active in the imperial fiscal administration, and Jordanes (6th century), a historian who worked as a notarius. The works of Zosimus and Jordanes report facts…
In the ancient world, men who wanted to ascend to the cursus honorum or have their status consolidated needed to cultivate interpersonal relationships. As a new man, Cicero depended on his well-articulated and well-funded sociability to guarantee social prestige. Naturally, the dependence on these ties grew at times of crisis and for Cicero his social and financial networks were essential…
The history of medicine in antiquity has always been well known due to the works of Hippocrates (V-IV B.C.E.) and Galen (II-III C.E.). However, Oribasius of Pergamum, who was physician to Emperor Julian, has lengthy medical treatises, including treatises on food that are little researched today. Oribasius accompanied Julian Caesar (355-360 C.E.) in his battles and wars against the Franks …
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