PhD Professor of the Department of History and of the Graduate Program in History at the Universidade Estadual Paulista "Júlio de Mesquita Filho" - UNESP/Franca. Graduated in History by the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (1988), Master in Social History by the Universidade de São Paulo (1995) and Doctorate in Economic History by the Universidade de São Paulo (2003). Did a Post-Doctorate at the Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Bolsista de Pós-doutorado Júnior CNPq de 10/2006 a 07/2007), also at the Universidad de Barcelona (Bolsista FAPESP de 12/2008 a 03/2009), also at École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales / Paris - FR (Bolsista CNPq/ PDE em 02/2011 a 07/2011), École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales / Paris - FR (Bolsista - auxílio a pesquisa PROPG - UNESP - 11/2012 a 01/2013), École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales / Paris - FR (Bolsista CAPES Estágio Sênior de 09/2015 a 02/2016). Made a research internship at Oxford University (10 to 20/11/2012) and Università degli Studi di Perugia (03 to 26/02/2020). Coordinator of the Grupo do Laboratório de Estudos sobre o Império Romano (G.LEIR - UNESP / Franca). Has experience in History, focusing on Ancient History, acting on the following subjects: History of the Roman Empire and Late Antiquity. (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 This professionals are historians, archaeologists and literati who composed unpublished texts on the construction of An…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…
In the ancient world, those men who wished to ascend to the cursus honorum or have their status consolidated needed to cultivate interpersonal relationships. As a man-new, Cicero depended on his well-articulated and well-financed sociability to secure social prestige. Naturally, dependence on these bonds grew in times of crisis, and for Cicero his social and financial networks were indisp…
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…
From the late 1970s, Landscape Archeology turned its attention to the role of the interior territories in the economic, political and social changes of the different historical epochs. The countryside, which supplied products for consumption and commerce, was populated by a multitude of people who were active part of the development of large urban centers. We believe that archaeological m…
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…
This research is inserted in the historical context of the centuries III and II B.C., in the chronological period usual named as Middle Republic. Our study object is the theatrical play The Merchant written by Plautus (255/250 - 184 B.C.), a roman republic comedian. Through the play, and using the Gender studies exposed in the Materials and Methods item, we intend to observe the acting of…
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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 …
Our project aimsto 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 o…
The present project aims to present the activities I intend to carry out in my internship at the Laboratory of Ancient Topography of the University of Palermo and plane of my fieldwork research.During the twelve months of BEPE internship it will be carry out: a bibliographical survey (which will allow a critical analysis of archaeological, geological and geophysics available documentation…
In the research developed in my postdoctoral study, I examined some images attributed to the Roman emperor Gratian (359-383), with the intention of understanding which were the official images accepted and proclaimed by Gratian to legitimize his power, and which actions and values these images highlighted when presenting him as a secular leader of the Romans. I suggested that these images…
In this research we will examine some images attributed to Emperor Gratian (359-383). We are interested in understanding what were the official images accepted and proclaimed by Gratian to legitimize the practice of his power. We also analyzed what actions and values these images highlight when they delineated Gratian as secular leader of the Romans. We suggest that this Gratian's image w…
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