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Peter Thonemann: Publications (13/10/20)

Books: 1. The Birth of Classical Europe: From to Augustine (London: Allen Lane, 2010), with Simon Price (US hardback, Viking 2011; UK paperback, Penguin 2011; Dutch transl., Spectrum, 2011; Italian transl., Laterza 2012; German transl., WGB Theiss 2018; Chinese transl., 2019) 2. The Maeander Valley: A Historical from Antiquity to (Cambridge: CUP, 2011; paperback, 2015). Awarded the Anglo-Hellenic Society’s Runciman Prize 2012, for the best book published on Hellenic culture or history in 2011. 3. (ed.) Attalid Minor: Money, International Relations and the State (Oxford: OUP, 2013) 4. (ed.) Roman : Culture and Society (Cambridge: CUP, 2013) 5. Monumenta Asiae Minoris Antiqua XI: Monuments from Phrygia, Lycaonia and (London: Roman Society, 2013) 6. The Hellenistic World: Using Coins as Sources (Cambridge: CUP, 2015). Awarded the Royal Numismatic Society’s Lhotka Memorial Prize 2018 (joint). 7. The Hellenistic Age, 323–30 BC (Oxford: OUP, 2016); paperback, The Hellenistic Age: A Very Short Introduction (2018); Chinese transl., forthcoming. 8. Artemidorus of , On the Interpretation of Dreams (Oxford: OUP, 2020), translation by Martin Hammond, introduction and notes by PT. 9. An Ancient Dream Manual: Artemidorus on the Interpretation of Dreams (Oxford: OUP, 2020). 10. , Alexander Or The False Prophet (Oxford: OUP, forthcoming 2021)

Website: 11. Monumenta Asiae Minoris Antiqua XI (http://mama.csad.ox.ac.uk)

Articles and book chapters: 12. ‘Charias on the ’, ZPE 144 (2003) 123-124 13. ‘Inscriptions from Kerkyra and Leukas’, ZPE 145 (2003) 114-116 14. ‘Notes on Inscriptions from ’, EpigAnat 36 (2003) 87-94 15. ‘Hellenistic Inscriptions from ’, EpigAnat 36 (2003) 95-108 16. ‘The Date of Lucullus’ Quaestorship’, ZPE 149 (2004) 80-82 17. ‘Polemo, son of Polemo (Dio, 59.12.2)’, EpigAnat 37 (2004) 144-150 18. ‘The Tragic King: Demetrios Poliorketes and the City of ’, in O. Hekster & R. Fowler (eds.) Imaginary Kings: The Royal Image in the Near East, Greece and (Stuttgart, 2005), 63-86 19. ‘The Carminii of Attouda’ (with F. Ertuğrul), EpigAnat 38 (2005), 75-86 20. ‘Neilomandros: A Contribution to the History of Greek Personal Names’, Chiron 36 (2006) 11-43 21. ‘Magnesia and the of Asia (I.Magnesia 16.16)’, GRBS 47 (2007) 151-160 22. ‘Estates and the Land in Late Roman Asia Minor’, Chiron 37 (2007), 435-478 23. ‘Athens and ( I 7602)’ (with N. Papazarkadas), Hesperia 77 (2008), 73-87 24. ‘A Ptolemaic Decree from Kourion’, ZPE 165 (2008) 87-95 25. ‘Cistophoric Geography: Toriaion and Kormasa’, Numismatic Chronicle (2008), 43-60 26. ‘Asia Minor’, in A. Erskine (ed.) A Companion to (Oxford, 2009), 222-235 27. ‘, Athens and Amorges’, in J. Ma et al. (eds.), Interpreting the Athenian Empire (Duckworth, 2009), 167-194 28. ‘Estates and the Land in Early Hellenistic Asia Minor’, Chiron 39 (2009), 363-394 29. ‘The Women of Akmoneia’, JRS 100 (2010), 163-78 30. ‘Amphilochius of Iconium and Lycaonian Asceticism’, JRS 101 (2011), 185-205 31. ‘Eumenes II and Apollonioucharax’, Gephyra 8 (2011), 19-30

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32. ‘Inscriptions from and Apameia-Kelainai’, EpigAnat 44 (2011) 165-9 33. ‘Abercius of ’, in B. Dignas & R.R.R. Smith (eds.), Historical and Religious Memory in the Ancient World (Oxford, 2012), 257-82. 34. ‘A copy of ’ Res Gestae at ’, Historia 61/3 (2012), 280-8 35. ‘Alexander, and Naulochon’, in P. Martzavou and N. Papazarkadas (eds.), The of the Post-Classical Polis (Oxford, 2012), 23-36 36. ‘The Attalid State: 188-133 BC’ in P. Thonemann (ed.), Attalid Asia Minor (Oxford, 2013), 1–49. 37. ‘The Ptolemaic Administration of ’ (with A. Meadows), ZPE 186 (2013), 223-6. 38. ‘Phrygia: An Anarchist History, 950 BC – AD 100’ in P. Thonemann (ed.), Roman Phrygia (Cambridge, 2013), 1-40. 39. ‘Household and Family in Roman Phrygia’ in P. Thonemann (ed.), Roman Phrygia (Cambridge, 2013), 124-42. 40. ‘Poets of the Axylon’, Chiron 44 (2014), 191-232. 41. ‘Pessinous and the Attalids: A New Royal Letter’, ZPE 194 (2015), 117-28. 42. ‘A Hellenistic Sale of a Priesthood from Halikarnassos’ (with R. Parker), ZPE 194 (2015), 132-4. 43. ‘Heroic Onomastics in Roman ’, Historia 64/3 (2015), 357-85. 44. ‘Inscriptions from , Tieion, Iulia Gordos and Toriaion’, 1 (2015), 82-8. 45. ‘The Martyrdom of Ariadne of Prymnessos and an Inscription from Perge’, Chiron 45 (2015), 149- 168. 46. ‘The Calendar of the of Asia’, ZPE 196 (2015), 123-141. 47. ‘A Hellenistic isopoliteia Decree from Laodikeia on the Lykos’, Philia 2 (2016), 42-51. 48. ‘ and the Oracles’, JHS 136 (2016), 152-167. 49. ‘Close-kin Marriage in Roman Anatolia’, CCJ 63 (2017), 143-166. 50. ‘Three Notes on Lydian Saittai’, Philia 3 (2017), 188-196. 51. ‘Gender, Subject Preference and Editorial Bias in Classical Studies, 2001–2019’, CUCD Bulletin 49 (2019) 52. ‘The Silver Coinage of on the Maeander’, Numismatic Chronicle 179 (2019), 49-80. 53. ‘New inscriptions from the Middle Hermos’, Philia 5 (2019), 122-137. 54. ‘A Byzantine Verse Inscription from Konya’ (with Marc Lauxtermann), in Inscribing Texts in Byzantium: Continuities and Transformations, eds M.D. Lauxtermann and I. Toth (Abingdon, 2020) 337-46. 55. ‘A new ‘Lydian History’ from Sardis’, ZPE 213 (2020), 78-84. 56. ‘Inscriptions from Abdera and Maroneia’, Tekmeria 15 (2019/20), 1-26. 57. ‘An epigraphic doublet: I. 388 = MAMA I 37’, ZPE 216 (2020), 82-84. 58. ‘Lysimache and Lysistrata’, JHS 140 (2020), 128–42. 59. ‘Der Kalender von ’ (with Mustafa Adak), Philia forthcoming. 60. ‘Cistophoric geography revisited’, in Studies in Honour of [secret!], forthcoming 61. ‘Asia Minor’, in The Oxford Handbook of Greek Epigraphy, ed. N. Papazarkadas, forthcoming.

Book reviews, journalism, etc.: 62. Review of Inscriptiones Graecae IX 12 4 Inscriptiones insularum maris Ionii, CR 54/1 (2004) 215-8 63. Review of L. D. Loukopoulou et al., Inscriptiones antiquae partis Thraciae quae ad ora maris aegaei sita est, CR 56/2 (2006), 458-9 64. Review of P. Herrmann et al., Inschriften von Milet, Teil 3, CR 57/2 (2007), 544-6 65. Review of H.S. Jones, Mark Pattison and the Invention of the Don, LRB 30.3, 7 February 2008, 23-4 66. Review of Inscriptiones Graecae IV2 II: Inscriptiones Aeginae Insulae, CR 58/2 (2008), 506-7 67. Review of B. Iplikçioğlu et al., Epigraphische Forschungen in und seinem Territorium IV, JHS 128 (2008), 230-1

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68. ‘Pawn queen’, Review of D. W. Roller, Cleopatra: A Biography, A. Goldsworthy, Antony and Cleopatra, and S. Schiff, Cleopatra: A Life, TLS October 8 2010, 13. 69. ‘Why so many women look the same’, Review of S. Dillon, The Female Portrait Statue in the Greek World and N. B. Kampen, Family Fictions in Roman Art, TLS November 19 2010, 26. 70. ‘Is it EU or non-EU?’, Ad Familiares 39 (2010), 1-2 71. ‘The Hill of Gold’, Review of Afghanistan: Crossroads of the Ancient World (), The Guardian Saturday 19 February 2011, Review 16-17 72. ‘Light Armed’, Review of R. A. Billows, Marathon and P. Krentz, The Battle of Marathon, TLS March 18 2011, 10-11. 73. ‘Age of Lead?’, Commentary, TLS April 8 2011, 15. 74. ‘Splashing Out’, Review of T. Whitmarsh, Local Knowledge and Microidentities in the Imperial Greek World, B. Longfellow, Roman Imperialism and Civic Patronage, and D.J. Mattingly, Imperialism, Power and Identity, TLS June 24 2011, 5. 75. ‘Sea shells’, Review of C. Laes, Children in the , and V. Dasen and T. Späth, Children, Memory, and Family Identity in Roman Culture, TLS October 14 2011, 3-4. French translation in Books: L’actualité par les livres du monde, Numéro 30, March 2012. 76. ‘An Enema of Honey’, Review of A. Faulkner, The Homeric Hymns, V. Platt, Facing the Gods, and R. Osborne, The History Written on the Classical Greek Body, TLS February 17 2012, 8-9. 77. ‘Miracles of Survival’, Review of W. Noel et al., The Archimedes Palimpsest, TLS March 30 2012, 7- 8. 78. ‘A Mother’s Dreams’, Review of J. N. Bremmer and M. Formisano (eds.), Perpetua’s Passions and T. J. Heffernan, The Passion of Perpetua and Felicity, TLS September 13 2012, 3-4. French translation in Books: L’actualité par les livres du monde, Numéro 45, July-August 2013. 79. ‘Rise and Fall’, Review of G. Woolf, Rome: An Empire’s Story, J. P. Arnason and K. Raaflaub (eds.), The Roman Empire in Context, M. Dennison, The Twelve Caesars, and G. Woolf, Tales of the Barbarians, TLS October 19 2012, 12-13. 80. Review of J. Davies and J. Wilkes (eds), Epigraphy and the Historical Sciences, Sehepunkte 12.9 (2012), http://www.sehepunkte.de/2012/09/21660.html. 81. Review of P. Gauthier, Études d'histoire et d'institutions grecques: choix d'écrits, KLIO 94/2 (2012), 523-5. 82. ‘Teeth and Hair’, Review of D. Harris-McCoy, Artemidorus’ Oneirocritica and C. Stewart, Dreaming and Historical Consciousness in Island Greece, TLS March 8 2013, 3-4. French translation in Books: L’actualité par les livres du monde, Numéro 66, June 2015. 83. Review of S. Saba, The Astynomoi Law of . A New Commentary, Sehepunkte 13.5 (2013), http://www.sehepunkte.de/2013/05/23151.html 84. ‘A time for meat’, Review of C. A. Faraone and F. S. Naiden (eds), Greek and Roman Animal Sacrifice and F. S. Naiden, Smoke Signals for the Gods, TLS May 31 2013, 9-10. 85. ‘Seeing straight’, Review of R. Bradley, The Idea of Order, A. M. Jones, Prehistoric Materialities, and P. S. Wells, How Ancient Europeans Saw the World, TLS July 4 2013, 7-8, French translation in Books: L’actualité par les livres du monde, Numéro 53, April 2014. 86. ‘Who built the amphora mountain?’, Review of W. Scheidel (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to the Roman Economy and P. Temin, The Roman Market Economy, TLS August 9 2013, 10-11. 87. ‘Gates of horn’, Review of G. W. Bowersock, The Throne of Adulis, TLS December 6 2013, 9-10. 88. ‘You’ve got what in your loft?’, Ad Familiares 44 (2013), 1-2. 89. Review of K. Harper, Slavery in the Late Roman World, AD 275–425, JRS 103 (2013), 353-5. 90. Review of N. Mac Sweeney, Community Identity and Archaeology, JHS 113 (2013), 257-8. 91. ‘Steak and beans’, Review of E. J. Bakker, The Meaning of Meat and the Structure of the Odyssey, R. Laudan, Cuisine and Empire, and P. Kindstedt, Cheese and Culture, TLS December 19 2013, 14-15. 92. Review of M.-C. Marcellesi, Pergame de la fin du Ve au début du Ier siècle avant J.-C., RBN 159 (2013), 316-21. 93. ‘Buckets of blud’, Review of B. Campbell and L. A. Tritle (eds), The Oxford Handbook of Warfare in

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the Classical World, G. S. Aldrete, S. Bartell and A. Aldrete, Reconstructing Ancient Linen Body Armor, J. Levithan, Roman Siege Warfare, and I. Haynes, Blood of the Provinces, TLS May 9 2014, 7-8. 94. ‘Houses of hoards’, Review of W. Aylward (ed.), Excavations at , TLS May 30 2014, 21-22. 95. ‘Evidence of gold’, Commentary, TLS August 15 2014, 14-15. 96. ‘The Mediterranean’s first royal family’, Ad Familiares 47 (2014), 7-9. 97. ‘For all time’, Review of N. Morley, Thucydides and the Idea of History and G. Hawthorn, Thucydides on Politics, TLS September 5 2014, 7-8. 98. ‘What swept them off their feet’, Review of D. Konstan, Beauty, Wall Street Journal January 31, 2015. 99. Review of W. Eck and P. Funke (eds), Öffentlichkeit – Monument – Text, Sehepunkte 15.2 (2015), http://www.sehepunkte.de/2015/02/26372.html 100. ‘Rome at the crossroads’, Review of D. Boin, Coming Out Christian in the Roman World and J. O’Donnell, Pagans, Wall Street Journal March 21, 2015. 101. ‘Harry and Hecuba’, Review of C. B. Rose, The Archaeology of Greek and Roman Troy, TLS March 27 2015, 7-8. 102. Review of R. Parker (ed.), Personal Names in Ancient Anatolia, JHS 135 (2015), 250-1. 103. Entries for ‘Abercius’, ‘Hierapolis’, ‘Laodicea’, ‘’ in E. Orlin (ed.), The Routledge Encyclopedia of Ancient Mediterranean Religions, Routledge 2015. 104. ‘The Persian Threat’, Review of P. A. Rahe, The Grand Strategy of Classical : The Persian Challenge, Wall Street Journal January 2–3, 2016. 105. ‘He who runs back and forth’, Review of M. Swetnam-Burland, in , TLS January 28 2016, 12. 106. ‘A throne of many hues: Sappho’s remains’, Review of P. Freeman, Searching for Sappho, Wall Street Journal February 13, 2016. 107. ‘Ways to stand alone’, Review of T. Jenkins, Keeping Their , TLS April 29 2016, 21-22. 108. ‘Encyclopaedic knowledge’, Review of J. Lynch, You Could Look It Up, TLS May 27 2016, 14-15. 109. Review of T. Boulay, Arès dans la cité, Gnomon 88/6 (2016), 526-531. 110. Review of C. de Hamel, Meetings with Remarkable Manuscripts, Sunday Times September 25 2016. 111. ‘A man, a plan: a canard’, Review of E. Luttwak, The Grand Strategy of the Roman Empire, revised and updated edition, TLS October 14 2016, 25-26. 112. ‘A radical retelling of ancient history’, Review of M. Scott, Ancient Worlds: A Global History of Antiquity, Wall Street Journal December 10, 2016. 113. ‘The first torchbearer of the Enlightenment’, Review of P. Briant, The First European: A History of Alexander in the Age of Empire, Wall Street Journal January 23, 2017. 114. ‘Homer for everyone’, Review of D. Jew et al. (eds), M. I. Finley: An Ancient Historian and his Impact, TLS February 22, 2017. 115. Review of G. de la Bédoyère, Praetorian: The Rise and Fall of Rome’s Imperial Bodyguard, Sunday Times March 5, 2017. 116. ‘Adventures in fiction’, Review of C. English, The Book Smugglers of Timbuktu, TLS May 5, 2017. 117. ‘The crossroads of a lost world’, Review of P. Veyne, Palmyra: An Irreplaceable Treasure, Wall Street Journal May 27, 2017. 118. Review of M.-P. de Hoz et al. (eds), Between Tarhuntas and Zeus Polieus, Gnomon 89/5 (2017), 428-432. 119. ‘The abode of happiness’, Review of B. Hughes, : A Tale of Three Cities, Wall Street Journal September 9, 2017. 120. Review of C. Nixey, The Darkening Age, Sunday Times September 17, 2017. 121. ‘A Crown of Thorns’, Omnibus 74 (2017) 16-18. 122. ‘Westwards who?’, Review of Scythians: Warriors of Ancient Siberia, TLS October 6, 2017. 123. Review of Matthew Kneale, Rome: A History in Seven Sackings, Sunday Times October 8, 2017.

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124. Review of Stephen Fry, Mythos: The Greek Myths Retold, TLS December 22, 2017. 125. Entries for ‘Amaseia’, ‘Anatolia’, ‘’, ‘Antioch of ’, ‘Armenia Prima and Armenia Secunda’, ‘’, ‘Çiftlik’, ‘’, ‘’, ‘’, ‘Nicaea’, ‘’, ‘’, ‘’, ‘Orcistus’, ‘Pergamum’, ‘Persian Invasion of Asia Minor’, ‘’, ‘Pilgrims’ Road’, ‘Priene’, ‘’, ‘ (Pontus)’, ‘Smyrna’, ‘Tascodroungitae’, ‘Theodotus of Ancyra’, ‘Tomarza’, ‘’, in The Oxford Dictionary of Late Antiquity, ed. O. Nicholson (2018). 126. Review of P. Niewöhner, The Archaeology of Byzantine Anatolia, Antiquity 92/361 (February 2018), 261-2. 127. ‘Getting on the news’, Review of M. Myers, Student Revolt, and M. Bolton, How to Resist, TLS March 16, 2018. 128. ‘The divine in daily life’, Review of J. Rüpke, Pantheon: A New History of Roman Religion, Wall Street Journal March 24, 2018. 129. ‘Passé présomptif’, Review of J.-L. Bruneaux, Vercingétorix, TLS June 1, 2018, 12. 130. ‘A lover and a fighter’, Review of D. Stuttard, : and the Fall of Athens, Literary Review 466, July 2018, 14-15. 131. ‘Forking paths’, Review of H. Eliot, Follow this Thread, and C. Higgins, Red Thread, TLS August 24, 2018, 19. 132. Review of W. Günther, Inschriften von Milet Teil 4: Eine Prosopographie, CR 68/2 (2018), 611-12. 133. ‘Afternoon sex and the pursuit of poetry’, Review of R. Hunter, The Measure of Homer, TLS October 12, 2018, 24. 134. ‘, myths and machines’, Review of A. Mayor, Gods and Robots, Wall Street Journal December 8, 2018. 135. ‘Sex and elephants’, Review of R. Stoneman, The Greek Experience of India, TLS May 31, 2019, 24- 5. 135. ‘The Christian revolution’, Review of T. Holland, Dominion, Wall Street Journal November 2, 2019. 137. Review of P. Herrmann, Kleinasien im Spiegel epigraphischer Zeugnisse, KLIO 101/2 (2019), 714- 18. 138. ‘Trojan source’, Review of Troy: Myth and Reality, TLS December 13, 2019, 22. 139. ‘But what if…’, Review of W. Scheidel, Escape from Rome, TLS January 31, 2020, 4-5. 140. ‘Flabby in body and mind’, Review of P. Cartledge, , TLS July 24, 2020, 8-9. 141. ‘Knossos to Cuzco via Cairo and Carthage’, Review of G. Woolf, The Life and Death of Ancient Cities, TLS November 13, 2020, 30-31.

In progress: 142. Teos and Abdera: Two Cities in Peace and War (with Mustafa Adak), accepted for publication with OUP 143. Kinship and Society in Roman Lydia

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