Curriculum Vitae

(1) Name Adele Christina Scafuro Associate Professor of Classics Brown University

(2) Current Address Box 1856 Brown University Providence, RI 02912

(3) Education Undergraduate Training: 1968-1973 Vassar College, 1968-1973 1972-1973: Further study in Greek, Latin, and German (Vassar) B.A.: May 1972 (English Literature) special honors, phi beta kappa

Graduate Training: 1973-1979 Yale University, 1973-1975; 1976-1979 Ph.D.: December 1983, Classics (Yale) Dissertation: Universal History and the Genres of Greek Historiography Dissertation Adviser: Professor A. Thomas Cole

Regular Member, American School of Classical Studies, Athens, 1975-1976

M.A.: May 1974, Classics (Yale)

(4) Academic Positions: July 1, 2011-: Professor of Classics, Brown University Sept. 2004-May 2005: Visiting Whitehead Professor, American School of Classical Studies at Athens July 2011---: Professor, Classics, Brown University July 1992-June 2011: Associate Professor, Classics, Brown University July 1983-June 1992: Assistant Professor, Classics, Brown University

Summer 1992: Instructor, Aegean Institute in Galatas, Greece

Jan. 1980-June 1983: Various Visiting Instructor positions in Classics and English at Vassar College:

Non-teaching academic positions: International Guest, Leopold Wenger-Institut für antike Rechtsgeschichte und Papyrusforschung, Munich: July 2003-Sept. 2004; Dec. 18, 2005-Dec. 29, 2005.

Visitor, American School of Classical Studies at Athens, July-August 2011. Senior Associate Fellow, American School of Classical Studies at Athens: mid-May-mid-Aug. 2010; July-August 2009; July-August 2008; July-August 2007; June-August 2006; Sept. 2004-August 2005; June 2004; August 2003; June-July 2002; Jan. 10-23, 2001; June-August 2000; Jan. 6-22, 2000; June- August 1999; October 1997-Dec. 1998

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Visiting Scholar, University of Crete at Rethymno, May 1997-Oct. 1997.

(5) Publications:

i. Books: The Forensic Stage: Settling Disputes in Graeco-Roman New Comedy (Cambridge University Press 1997, xxii + 512 pp.) eBook:2000 Paperback reissue: June 2004 Reviewed: Christ BMCR 1998,07.23; Owens NECJ 1998.26.1.,54-56; MacDowell G&R 1998.45.227-28; Blanchard REG 1998.111.786-87; Connors Phoenix 1999, 53; Fantham CW 1999, 92.4. 389-90; LEC; Callier Latomus 2000.59.153-54; Gagarin CP 2000; Omitowoju CR 2000. 578-79; Arjava Arctos 2000. 34; Lefévre IJCTrad. 2000.606-08;Stockert Gnomon 2001. 203-07; Thür ZSS 2002 Panayotakis Mnemosyne 2002. etc.

Demosthenes. Speeches 39-49. (U. of Texas series, edited by M. Gagarin. Introductory essay, annotated translation of eleven speeches with twelve accompanying essays; xxxii, 400 pp., 2011)

Edited Volumes: Athenian Identity and Civic Ideology (Johns Hopkins University Press. 1994, 239pp.) Edited with Alan Boegehold. Paperback edition, 2002. Approaches to Roman Women, Helios Spring 1989; thematic issue (Guest Editor) Approaches to Roman Women II, Helios Fall 1989; thematic issue (Guest Co-Editor with Eva Stehle),

ii. Chapters in books: ‘Conservative trends in Athenian law: documents pertaining to the Mysteries,’ for Symposion 2009: Vorträge zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte. Köln, Weimar, and Vienna. Ed. G. Thür. (2010)

‘Eudikos’ Rider: IG I3 38-47,’ pp. 47-66 in ÉAttikå ÉEpigrafikå, Mel°tew prÚw timØn toË Christian Habicht, edd. A. A. Themos and N. Papazarkadas (Athens 2009)

‘The crowning of gods and citizens in fourth century Athens, ’ pp. 59-86 in Greek History and Epigraphy. Essays in honour of P.J. Rhodes, edd. L. Mitchell and L. Rubinstein (Swansea, Jan. 2009)

‘Comic Strategies in Livy's Bacchanalia,’ Oxford Studies in Livy. Edd. Chaplin and Kraus. (OUP 2008). Reprint of Scafuro 1989b.

‘Public Arai in Greek Laws: A Response to Lene Rubinstein,’ pp. 287-90 in Symposion 2005: Vorträge zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte. Edd. Eva Cantarella and Alberto Maffi. (Köln, Weimar, and Vienna (2007).

‘Magistrates with hegemony in the courts of Athens,’ pp. 27-52 in Symposion 2003: Vorträge zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte. Köln, Weimar, and Vienna. Ed. A. Rupprecht.(2006)

‘Finding the Kernel of Solonian Laws, ’ pp. 175-96 in Solon of Athens. Edited by J. Blok and A. Lardinois. (Brill 2006)

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‘Parent abusers, military shirkers, and accused killers: the authenticity of Dem. 105B’, pp. 51-69 in Symposion 2001: Vorträge zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte. Köln, Weimar, and Vienna. Ed. M. Gagarin. (2005)

‘When A Gesture Was Misinterpreted: didÒnai tity‹on in Menander’s Samia,’ pp. 113-35 in Gestures. Essays in Ancient History, Literature, and Philosophy presented to Alan L. Boegehold, ed. J. Bakewell and J. Sickinger. Oxbow. (2003)

‘Laymen Judges and Moral Calculators in Rome in the Second Century B.C.,’ in O Qui Complexus et Gaudia Quanta Fuerunt, Festschrift for M.C.J. Putnam, edd J. Pucci and J. DeBrohun (Providence 2003, private publication)

‘IG II2 204: Boundary Setting and Legal Process in Classical Athens’ pp. 123-43 in Symposion 1999: Vorträge zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte. Köln, Weimar, and Vienna. Ed. G. Thür. (2003)

'Introduction. Bifurcations, Gaps, and Intersections,' pp. 1-20 in Boegehold and Scafuro 1994

‘Witnessing and False Witnessing: Proving Citizenship and Kin Identity in Fourth Century Athens,' pp. 156-199 in Boegehold and Scafuro 1994. iii. Refereed journal articles:

‘Dem. 21.10: The role of the prosecutor and Athenian legal procedure,’ Dike 7 2004 (publ. 2005): 113- 33.

‘Lokale Gerichtsbarkeit in den attischen Demen,’ ZSS vol. 121. 2004: 94-109.

‘The rigmarole of the parasite’s contract for a prostitute in Asinaria: legal documents in Plautus and his predecessors,’ Leeds International Classical Studies 3 (003/04): 1-21. Electronic publication. (http://www.leeds.ac.ak/classics/lics)

‘Staging Entrapment: On the Boundaries of the Law in Plautus' Persa’ Drama 2 (1993, [Metzler Verlag, Germany]), 55-77.

‘Discourses of Sexual Violation in Mythic Accounts and Dramatic Versions of 'The Girl's Tragedy'’ differences, A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies, 2 (1990) 126-59.

‘Editor's Introduction’ in Studies on Roman Women, Part 1, Helios 16.1 (1989a) 3-6.

‘Comic Strategies in Livy's Bacchanalia’ in Studies on Roman Women, Part 2, Helios 16.2 (1989b) 19- 42.

‘Pattern, Theme, and Historicity in Livy books 35-36’ Classical Antiquity 6 (1987) 249-285.

‘Prusias II of Bithynia and Third Party Arbitration’ Historia 36 (1987) 28-37. iv. Encyclopedia articles: 4

Ten entries in Blackwell’s Encyclopedia of Ancient History (on-line): (1) Atimia, (2) Anakrisis, (3) Antigraphe, -eus, (4) Arbitration, legal (Athens and Rome), (5) Diaitetai, (6) Draco, (7) Enktesis, (8) Ephetai, (9) Phasis, (10) Witnesses (Greece and Rome)

‘Arbitration in Athens’, pp. 212-15 in Oxford Encyclopedia of Legal History (Oxford 2009) v. Book reviews: Review: Sian Lewis, The Athenian Woman: An Iconographic Handbook. In AJA 111.2 (April 2007).

Review: Mary Ebbott, Imagining Illegitimacy in Classical Greek Literature. (Lexington Books. 2003) NECR 2004.

Review: J.F. McGlew Citizens on Stage. Comedy and Political Culture in the Athenian Democracy. (U. of Mich. 2002). In AHR June 2004: 955.

Review: Law and Social Status in Classical Athens. Edd. V. Hunter and J. Edmondson. In The Historian 65.2(2003) 1461-3.

Review: Performance Culture and Athenian Democracy. Edd. R. Osborne and S. Goldhill. In JHS 2003: 225-28.

Review of Grosse Prozesse im antiken Athen, Edd. Leonhard Burckhardt/Jürgen von Ungern-Sternberg. In ZSS vol. 111, 2002: 417-24.

Review of T. Moore, The Theater of Plautus. In Classical World 2001.94.3.283-84. vi. Abstracts: ‘Euripides’ ‘Orestes’ (408 BCE) and the Rule of Law,’ s.v. ‘Law and Drama in Athens,’ (Nov. 2009) http://www.legalhistorian.org./conferences/2009conference/abstracts/index

‘Crowns for the asking: Athenian requests to honor Athenians, the epigraphical evidence: 337/6-279 B.C.’ Acts of the 13th International Congress of Greek and Latin Epigraphy. vii. Invited lectures Aug. 2012: ‘New Inscriptions from Thalamai (Ancient Lakonia),’ joint presentation with Andronike Makres, 14th International Congress of Greek and Latin Epigraphy, panel arranged by Angelos Matthaiou, Berlin.

July 4, 2011: ‘Record- Keeping and the Epigraphy of Government,’ Epigraphy Seminar, British School at Athens.

May 21-22, 2011: ‘Status and the law: Donatus’ commentary on Terence,’ for ‘Justice in on the Margins in the Ancient World’ Colloquium, Dept. of Classical Studies at the University of Western Ontario.

May 21-23, 2010: ‘Penalty and punishment formulae in fifth century Attic decrees.’ A Symposium in honour of Prof. H. B. Mattingly, Greek Epigraphic Society and the British School at Athens. 5

Dec. 3, 2009: ‘The economics of the Athenian Court System,’ Conference on ‘Law and Economy,’ University of Cassino, Cassino, Italy

Nov. 13, 2009: ‘Euripides’ Orestes (408 BCE) and the non-Rule of Law’, Panel on Law and Drama, American Society of Legal History, Dallas, Texas.

August 2009: ‘Conservative trends in Athenian law: documents pertaining to the Mysteries’, Seggau, Austria, Symposion zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte.

Sept. 3, 2007: ‘Crowns for the asking: Athenian requests to honor Athenians, the epigraphical evidence: 337/6-279 B.C.’ 13th International Congress of Greek and Latin Epigraphy, thematic panel arranged by Stephen Lambert, University of Oxford.

Oct. 2006: ‘Were the dikasteria financially self-sufficient?’ conference at Brown University in honor of Charles Fornara.

April 22, 2006: ‘Reconstructing New Comedy Plots: K-A Adespota 1152,’ Cornell University

April 21, 2006: ‘Crowning Amphiaraos,’ Cornell University Versions of this lecture previously given: May 23, 2005 at the University of Crete, Rethymno; Apr. 9, 2005, conference in honor of Peter Rhodes, on the island of Rhodes; Feb. 2005 at College Year in Athens, Athens; Nov. 26, 2004 at the University of Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands.

April 6, 2006: ‘Initiating trials by decree in literary and epigraphic documents,’ Brown-Yale Colloquium, Yale University.

April 4, 2006: ‘Eudikos’ Rider: IG I3 38-47,’ conference in honor of Christian Habicht, Epigraphical Museum, Athens.

Nov. 23, 2004: ‘Identificare le leggi di Solone,’ Università degli Studi di Milano, Istituto di Diritto Romano.

Apr. 8, 2004: ‘Breaking the law in Athenian sanctuaries,’ University of Texas at Austin.

Apr. 3, 2004: ‘Boundaries of Citizenship,’ keynote address, ‘ Religion and the Athenian Citizen: A Möbius Strip,’ graduate student conference, Ohio State University.

Mar. 11, 2004: ‘Breaking the law in Athenian sanctuaries,’ University of Manchester.

Feb. 11, 2004: ‘Religious offences in Greek sanctuaries,’ Leopold Wenger-Institut für antike Rechtsgeschichte und Papyrusforschung, München.

Dec. 2003: ‘Finding the Kernel of Solonian Laws.’ Conference: New historical and philological perspectives. The Netherlands. (European Network for the History of Ancient Greece)

Nov. 2003: ‘Masters of Ceremony: hegemonia in the courts of Athens,’ New England Ancient 6

Historians’ Colloquium, Fairfield University.

Nov. 2003: ‘Settling Disputes in Fourth Century Athens in its Social and Religious Context,’ Fairfield University.

Sept. 2003: ‘Hegemonia Dikasteriou,’ Symposion zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte; Marburg, Germany.

May 2003: ‘Legal Documents (?) in Plautus’ Comedies,’ Leeds University Colloquium.

Feb. 2003: ‘The Evolution of the law of hubris in Athens,’ University of Pennsylvania.

June 2002: ‘Lokale Gerichtsbarkeit’, Institut für Römisches Recht, Antike Rechtsgeschichte und Neuere Privatrechtsgeschicht, Karl-Franzens-Universität, Graz, Austria.

April 2002: ‘Didonai Titthion in Menander’s Samia ,’ University of Washington, Seattle.

Sept. 2001: ‘Parent abusers, military shirkers, and accused killers: the authenticity of Dem. 105B’, Symposion zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte; Northwestern University.

Sept. 27, 2000: Kakosis and the evolution of the graphe hubreos in ancient Athens’, Société Internationale pour l'Histoire des Droits d' Antiquité. Antalya, Turkey.

Sept.7, 1999: ‘Horistai and Boundary Disputes in Attic Epigraphical and Literary Sources’, Symposion zu r griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte, La Coruna, Spain.

Nov. 13, 1998: ‘Didonai Titthion in Menander’s Samia ,’ Oxford Philological Society, Oxford University.

May 26, 1998: ‘Discovering Parenthood in Menander’s Samia’ University of Krete, Rethymno.

May 1996: 'Situating Athenian Dikasteria: A Topography of Social Process', Colloquium for the Managing Committee of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. NYC.

April 1996: 'Ludic Litigators and Laymen Judges in Rome of the Middle Republic,' Roman Studies Colloquium, Boston University.

March 1996: 'Settling Disputes in Fourth Century Athens,' University of Pennsylvania.

Nov. 1995: 'The Epikleros in Athenian Law and New Comedy,' Royal Holloway College of the University of London.

Oct. 1995: 'Private and Official Arbitration in Fourth Century Athens,' Center for Hellenic Studies, Washington, D.C.

Mar. 1995: 'Fornication, Adultery, and Rape in Classical Athens,' Johns Hopkins University.

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Sept. 1994: 'Was Arbitration Binding in Fourth Century Athens?’ Société Internationale pour l'Histoire des Droits d' Antiquité. University of Vienna, Recht Institut.

May 1994: 'Taking Risks: An Athenian Drama' The Queen's University, Belfast.

April 1994: 'Taking Risks: An Athenian Drama,' Conference on Performance at Yale University.

Oct. 1993: 'Legitimate (and Illegitimate) Out-of-Court Settlement in Fourth Century Athens,' New England Ancient Historians' Colloquium, Tufts University.

Sept. 1993: ‘Legitimate (and Illegitimate) Out-of-Court Settlement in Fourth Century Athens,’ Société Internationale pour l'Histoire des Droits d' Antiquité.. St. Catherine's College, Oxford.

April 1991: ‘Staging Entrapment in Plautus' Persa’ University of Kansas, Roman Comedy Workshop.

April 1991: ‘The Law On-Stage: The Staging of Conflict in New Comedy’ Conference at Emory University, ‘Performance Criticism of Greek Comedy’

May 1988: ‘Moicheia and the moichos in Aristophanes and Aristotle’, Center for Hellenic Studies, Washington, D.C.

Feb. 1988: ‘Greek Literature of Exploration’, University of Maryland.

Oct. 1987: ‘Livy and the Writing of Roman History’, University of Maryland.

July 1987: ‘Aristotelian Deduction in Terence's Andria ‘, American Academy in Rome.

May 1986: ‘Pattern, Theme, and Historicity in Livy Books 35-36’, Boston College, New England Ancient Historians' Colloquium.

Mar. 1986: ‘Maecenas as Addressee in Propertius Book II’, Brown University, Augustan Poetry Colloquium.

Apr. 1985: ‘Livy's Bacchanalia: Comic Strategies in Livy's Narrative’, Lehigh University (an earlier version was presented at Brown University in April1984)

Feb. 1983: ‘Aristotle Poetics cc. 9 and 23 in the Context of Greek Historiography’, Brown University (an earlier version was presented at Yale University in Jan. 1983) viii. (a) Papers read (refereed in advance): Mar. 2012: ‘Sacred landscapes in ancient Thouria: roaming identities/commemorative and appropriated continuity,’ 3rd CSPS International Conference, Sacred Landscapes, Sparta, Greece. Dec. 1997: ‘Local justice: IG II2 1196 and IG II2 1183’, APA Annual Meeting, Chicago

Dec. 1993: 'Selecting a Winning Procedure: Public and Private Assaults,' APA Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. 8

Mar. 1987: ‘Hermeneutics and Class Ideology: Terentian Comedy as Precursor of the Detective Story’, University of Florida, Comparative Drama Conference XI

Dec. 1985: ‘Deisidaimonia in Posidonios' Histories’, Washington D.C., APA Annual Meeting

Dec. 1984: ‘The Eastern Perspective in Hellenistic Narrative: A Ghost Story in Phlegon of Tralles’, Toronto, APA Annual Meeting

viii. (b) Papers read (not refereed):

Dec. 2010: ‘Roman Comedy and Renaissance Revenge Drama: Titus Andronicus as Exemplary Text’, Brown University, Dept. of Classics, Graduate Student International Colloquium, ‘Ancient drama and the performance of political ideologies’

Feb. 2006: ‘The crowning of gods and citizens in fourth century Athens,’ CRAM Seminar, Brown University.

Oct. 25, 2000: ‘Parent abusers, military shirkers, and accused killers: the authenticity of Dem. 105B’, Classics Dept. Colloquium, Brown University.

Apr. 1988: ‘Problems in Attic Family Law’, Brown University

Apr. 1988: ‘Greek Literature of Exploration’, Brown University

July 1984: ‘The Psychology of Diplomacy: Historicity in Livy Bks. 31-45’, Dartmouth College, Second Annual Summer Institute, sponsored by the Classics Association of New England (CANE) viii. (c) Formal Comments on Public Papers: Nov. 18, 2011: Comments on Mark Munn, ‘When did Thucydides write and why does it matter,’ Ancient Historians’ Colloquium of the Atlantic States(AHCAS), Vassar College.

Sept. 7-11, 2011: Comments on Delfim Leão, ‘The Myth of Autochthony in Euripides’ Ion,’ for Symposion zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte, Institut National d’Histoire de l’Art, Paris.

Jan. 2006: Commentator on APA Panel, ‘Sacred Laws and Cult Performance’ in Montreal.

Oct. 14-16, 2005: Law and Drama, Larnaca in Cyprus (in association with the University of Cyrpus at Nicosia). Comments on paper by G. Thür, ‘K-A Adespota 1152’

Sept. 15-17th, 2005: Comments on Lene Rubinstein’s: ‘ARAI in Greek laws in the classical and Hellenistic periods: Deterrence or concession to tradition?’ Symposion zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte in Salerno, Italy.

Oct. 1999: Comments on Myles McDonnough, ‘Hellenization’, New England Ancient Historians’ Colloquium, Boston College. 9

Apr. 1990: Comments on papers by J. Ober, C. Patterson, D. Konstan: ‘Constructions and Reconstructions of Civic Ideology in Ancient Athens.’

Dec. 1989: Co-chair and commentator, WCC Panel for annual APA meeting, ‘The Status of Women in Ancient Mediterranean Societies.’

Apr. 1988: Comment on V. Rosivach, ‘The Use of Roman Comedy as a Source for Roman History’, University of Conn., New England Ancient Historians' Colloquium

June 1987: Chair and comment on papers by A. Richlin and S. Joshel, ‘Rape and the Writing of Roman History’, Wellesley College, Berkshire Conference on the History of Women.

Mar. 1986: Comment on papers by J. Hallett and G. Williams, ‘Social Constructs of Women in Roman Literature’, Brown University, Conf. on ‘Roman Women: Critical Approaches.’

Nov. 1984: Comment on Charles Fornara, ‘Speeches in Ammianus’, Holy Cross College, New England Ancient Historians' Colloquium. viii. (d) Organizer: May ’10-May ’11: Chief organizer with Johanna Hanink, Adrianne Lafrance, Matthew Wellenbach, Graduate Student International Colloquia Series: ‘Ancient drama and the performance of political ideologies: voices from the center and the edges.’

Jan. 2006: Co-organizer with Eran Lupu, ‘Sacred Law and Cult Performance in Ancient Greece: New Solutions for Old Problems and Brand New Discoveries,’ Annual Meeting, APA, Montreal.

Apr. 1999: Co-organizer, with Alan Boegehold, Conference at Brown University: ‘Law and Literature in Athens and Rome’ and ‘Teaching Roman Law’ (funding from RICH, Arete, and numerous departments at Brown; 20 speakers and commentators)

Dec. 1997: Co-organizer, with Carolin Hahnemann. APA Panel, ‘Bias and Greek Poetic Fragments’.

Dec. 1993: Co-organizer, with Robert Wallace, APA Panel, 'Winning Strategies in the Athenian People's Court.'

April 1990: Organizer, with Alan Boegehold, Conference at Brown University, ‘Constructions and Reconstructions of Civic Ideology in Athens’

Jan.-Dec. 1990: Co-Project Director, RICH funding for King's College London ‘Aristophanes Clouds’

Dec. 1989: Co-chair, WCC Panel for annual APA meeting, ‘The Status of Women in Ancient Mediterranean Societies’ 10

Mar. 1986: Organizer, Conference at Brown University, ‘Roman Women: Critical Approaches’

Sept. 1985: Project Director, the King's College (London) Greek Play Tour 1985 in Providence: grant awarded by the Rhode Island Committee for the Humanities, June-Dec. 1985 (the grant entailed lecturing at three local high schools on Aristophanes and training Brown students to act out parts, in Greek and English, of Thesmophoriazousai, in an attempt to educate general audiences about the performance in ancient Greek.)

viii. (e) Invited participant: Jan. 31, ‘09: Hypereides Conference, ICLS, London

July 17-22, ‘06: Symposium Laureoticum (‘Mind, Might, and Money’), Sounion, Greece

x. Work in progress: Books: Justice and the polis: trials by decree in classical Athens. (for CUP; delivery date: Sept. 31, 2012).

Edited Volumes: The Oxford Handbook of Greek and Roman Comedy. Co-edited with Michael Fontaine, for OUP.

Chapters in books (In press production or in process of being written): ‘Roman Comedy and Renaissance Revenge Drama: Titus Andronicus as Exemplary Text,’ submitted to the editor (by invitation) of a new series late June 2010.

‘Penalty and punishment formulae in fifth century Attic decrees,’ Epigraphy volume in honor of H. B. Mattingly (Greek Epigraphic Society and the British School at Athens, accepted)

‘Keeping Record, Making Public: the Epigraphy of Government,’ Blackwell’s Companion to Ancient Greek Government. (accepted)

‘The Legal Horizon of Euripides’ Ion: A Response to Delfim Leão,’ Symposion 2011: Vorträge zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte. Köln, Weimar, and Vienna. (in progress)

‘Menander and New Comedy’ for Oxford Handbook of Greek and Roman Comedy. (in progress)

(6) Research grants: January 2012-June 2012: Loeb Classical Library Foundation Grant

Sept. 2004-May 05: Visiting Whitehead Professorship, ASCSA; Arete Foundation award; Brown University Humanities Research Funding.

July-August 2004: Humboldt Stiftung (Leopold Wenger-Institut für antike Rechtsgeschichte und Papyrusforschung in Munich). ‘Resumed fellowship.’

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July 2003-June 2004: ACLS, International Guest at Leopold Wenger-Institut für antike Rechtsgeschichte und Papyrusforschung in Munich; Brown University Humanities Research Funding.

May 2001-Aug. 2003: Salomon Faculty Award (Brown University)

May 1997-Aug. 1998: Salomon Faculty Award (Brown University)

Jan. 1989-Aug. 1989: Humboldt Fellowship (Technische Universität, Berlin)

1987-1988: Junior Fellow, Center for Hellenic Studies, Washington, D.C.

Summer 1987: Fulbright Fellowship, to participate in the summer seminar of the American Academy in Rome.

(7) Service

(i) Departmental 2005-11 Lectureship Committee, 2008-10. Undergraduate Classics Foreign Study Co-ordinator, 2009- Member and Affirmative Action representative, Search Committee for Hellenist (2011-12) Member and Affirmative Action representative, Search Committee for Greek Historian (2010-11) Member and Affirmative Action Representative, Search Committee for Hellenists (2009-10) Member and Affirmative Action Representative, Search Committee for Latinist (2007-08) Member and Affirmative Action Representative, Search Committee, Anc. Exact Sciences (2005- 06)

Tenure review committee member (research reporter) fall 2010. Annual review for Assistant Professor, 2006 and 2007; for Senior Lecturer, spring and fall 2011. Examiner, Greek translation exams for Classics and History Ph.D. candidates

2000-03 Member, Executive Committee, Ancient Studies program, 2001-spring 03 fall 2002: Participant in undergraduate ancient studies seminar. 2001-02: Graduate search committee. 2000-01: Member, Hellenist Search Committee.

1993-97 1994-97: Graduate Adviser (no course relief) 1994-95: Member and Affirmative Action Representative, Latinist Search Committee Chair, Committee for the promotion of a Visiting Assistant Prof. to Visiting Assoc. Prof.

1993-94:Member and Affirmative Action Representative, Latinist Search Committee; Member, Search committee for Roman historian; Member, Committee for selecting grad. applicants; ICCS Representative.

1989-93 1989-93: Concentration Adviser (no course relief)

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1983-87 1985-87: Concentration Adviser (no course relief) 1984-1986: Dept. liaison to the Classics Club

(ii) University

Apr. 2010: Undergraduate Hicks Debating Competition Judge fall 2000: ACUP 1994--97: Lectureship Committee 1986-1987: Faculty Executive Committee

(iii) Professional 2010- Member, Editorial Board, Roman Legal Tradition (published on-line by the Ames Foundation and the University of Glasgow School of Law)

2010- Member, Association Internationale d’ Épigraphie Greque et Latine

2008- Series Editor, with John Bodel, Brill Studies in Greek and Roman Epigraphy. (Oversight of three volumes to date)

2007-: U.S.Liaison for HERC/CASP (Hellenic Education and Research Center/Classics Advanced Study Program, Athens

1984-2011: Referee for journal articles and book mss. and proposals: OUP, CUP, U.Cal., APA/Oxford monograph series, Brill Studies in Greek and Roman Epigraphy, Routledge, Helios, tnr (the new renaissance), Classical Antiquity; CP; Phoenix, TAPA.

External tenure referee: 1997, 2005, 2011.

2004-05: ASCSA, Fellowship Committee in Athens. 1997-: Managing Committee, American School of Classical Studies at Athens

January 2000: consultant, Archaeological Museum, Krakow, Poland (assistance with Greek epigraphic materials and translations; English language assistance; in preparation for the opening of the exhibit of Mediterranean Antiquities)

1994-96: Co-organizer for continuing APA Panel on Greek law and referee for panel submissions 1985-1986: APA Placement Committee Dec. 1984: APA Panelist, ‘Seeking a Job in Classics’ July 1984: Discussion Leader, Second Annual Summer Institute sponsored by CANE, Dartmouth College 1983- : Member, American Philological Association

(8) Academic honors, etc.: See (6) Research grants a. Grants and Fellowships (Graduate School): Fall 1978, Fall 1979: Yale University Teaching Fellowship Fall 1976-Spring 1978: Yale University Fellowship 13

Summer 1975-Spring 1976: Yale University Travel Prize and Abby Leach Grant from Vassar College (to support year at American School of Classical Studies, Athens) Fall 1973-Spring 1975: Yale University Fellowship

b. Undergraduate awards: Phi Beta Kappa, general academic honors, special academic honors (English)

(9) Teaching (2004-11) Courses taught: 2011: Spring: Classics 1770 ‘Ancient Law, Society, and Jurisprudence’ (ca. 20 students); Greek 1110 ‘Aeschylus, Agamemnon’ (5 students); Greek Tutorial; Fall: Greek 2110,’ Survey of Fifth Century Literature’ (11 students); Greek 2110G: ‘Political Trials’ (2 students).

2010: Spring: Classics 1770 ‘Ancient Law, Society, and Jurisprudence’ (ca. 30 students); 2011: Epigraphic Documents: Eleusis and the Mysteries (3 students). Fall 2010: Greek 1110: Attic Orators (advanced undergrad/grad language course, 5 students, 1 auditor); Latin 2010 Terence and reception by Donatus (a new graduate seminar, 3 students).

2009: Spring: Greek 211 Crowning Speeches (3 graduate students); Latin 102: Cicero Verrines (3 undergraduates and 1 auditor). Fall: Greek 182: Survey of Fifth Century Greek Literature (11 graduate students, 1 undergraduate); Greek 111: Thucydides (3 graduate students, 2 undergraduates); lectures in graduate student prose seminar (fall, Epigraphy, one week) Two sophomore advisees.

2008: Spring: Greek 211 Greek Epigraphy (2 graduate students, 1 undergrad.); Classics 177: ‘Ancient Law, Society, and Jurisprudence’ (ca. 25 students). Fall: Greek 30: Herodotus (16 students); Classics 175 (Undergraduate seminar): ‘Ancient and Renaissance Revenge Drama’ (3 students). Tutorial: Herodotus (1 graduate student) One freshman advisee.

2007: Spring: Lat. 106 Livy; Greek 111 Aeschylos Agamemnon Fall: lat, 111 Plautus; Greek 182: Fifth Century Greek Survey

2006: Spring: Cl. 21 Freshman Seminar: Thucydides and the Intelligentsia (3 students); Classics 177, ‘Ancient Law, Society, and Jurisprudence’ (25-30 student?). Fall: Lat. 111 Terence (25 students); Greek 111 Thucydides (4 students, 1 ‘vagabond’); independent study: Roman law (3 students)

2005: Spring: on leave, seminar at ASCSA: ‘Law and Dispute Settlement in Athens and the Greek World’ (7 students). Fall: Lat. 111 Plautus (19 students?); Greek 211: Greek Epigraphy Seminar (3 students); participant in graduate student prose seminar (fall, Epigraphy)

2004: Spring, on sab./leave, informal teaching assistance to the Greek law seminar (asebeia) at the Leopold Wenger-Institut für antike Rechtsgeschichte und Papyrusforschung in Munich. Fall, on leave, ASCSA.

Advising et alia: Through the years:

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Ph.D. Theses (6 completed, 1 underway): (1-2) on Roman Comedy; (3) on the Athenian economy in the fourth century (4) Greek Tragic fragments; (5) Dio Chrysostom; (6) Athenian law; (7) underway. freshman and sophomore adviser (just a handful)

Master thesis: Adviser to one Brown University Masters student in Athenian law at the Leopold- Wenger-Institut für antike Rechtsgeschichte und Papyrusforschung in Munich (2003 –04)

Facilitator of external grant for Emiliano Buis (U. of Buenos Aires) to spend six weeks at Brown (doctoral candidate in Buenos Aires, Law in Aristophanes).

Fall 2002: Facilitator of Wayland grant for Prof.-Dr. Gerhard Thür to collaborate in Legal Epigraphy Seminar.

Superviser of one post-graduate student in Greek epigraphy (2008-09) Senior theses (recent): two in Roman law (2007), one in Greek epigraphy (2008); second reader for one in historiography (2009); one in Greek epigraphy (2011)

UTRA Adviser: summer 2008

From 1983 to the present: Senior honors thesis adviser, examiner for Ph.D. special exams, general exams, translation exams (for Classics and History), and history exams (for Classics and History); Graduate Student mentor.