PhD candidate in Classical Literature at the University of São Paulo, with a Master's degree in Classical Studies from the same institution (2024). Also holds a Bachelor's degree in Law (2013) and a Bachelor's degree in Greek Language and Literature (2022). Research interests include Archaic Greek Poetry, Pindar, Epinician Poetry, Ancient Tyranny, and Greek Identities in the Ancient Mediterranean. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This research project proposes to investigate the representation of the tyrant of Syracuse Hiero in Pindar's Pythian 2. As a piece of a larger strategy to build a public image and to legitimize the Deinomenid tyranny in Syracuse in the 5th century AD, the epinicion stood out as a vehicle able to forge or reinforce local identities intertwined with the tyrant's figure and to project the dy…
The current research project aims to investigate Hieron of Syracuse's depiction in Pindar's First Pythian Ode. Dating from 470 B.C., the poem mobilizes the celebration of the Deinomenid tyrant's victory in the chariot race during the Pythian Games as a positive omen for the foundation of the polis of Aetna in the context of the expansionist policy of the dynasty to which he belongs. The d…
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