Andrew M Riggsby Lucy Shoe Meritt Professor in Classics Professor of Art History • University of Texas at Austin Contact Details Scholarly Interests University of Texas at Austin My current work focuses on (a) the history of 2210 Speedway C3400 information (its production, organization, and Austin TX 78712 storage) in the Roman world (and the broader 512.471.7442 ancient Mediterranean), (b) applications of cognitive science, and (c) Roman law. I also [email protected] continue to do some work in my original area orcid.org/0000-0003-0869-7060 of specialization, the cultural history of Roman political institutions. Professional Appointments Historische Zeitschrift 2012.753-4; Potier, From Sept. 2015. University of Texas at Cambridge Law Journal 2012.446-7; Tuori, Austin. Lucy Shoe Meritt Professor in Classics Arctos 2010.367; Hawkins, Ancient History and (by courtesy) Professor of Art History. Bulletin 2011.141-3; Peachin, Mnemosyne Sept. 2013-June 2014. Princeton University. 2012.866-8; Meyer, Religious Studies Review Stanley Kelley, Jr. Visiting Professor for 2011.278; Bannon, CR 2012.247-8; Metzger, Distinguished Teaching. JRS 2012.354-6; Levick, G&R 2012.139-40; Frier JRA 2011.564-6; Mazurek, NECJ Aug. 1993–August 2015. University of Texas 2011.130-3; Coşkun, Mouseion at Austin. Assistant Professor to Professor of 2010.307-11] Classics, and (from June 2006, by courtesy) of Art and Art History. Caesar in Gaul and Rome: War in Words (University of Texas Press, 2006) [2006 Association of American Publishers, Education Professional/Scholarly Publishing Division University of California, Berkeley, M.A. Award for Excellence, Classics and Ancient (Greek) 1988, Ph.D. (Classics) 1993. History; NetLibrary e-Book of the Month, Dissertation: “Criminal Defense and the April 2006] rev. Melchior BMCR 2006.09.32; Conceptualization of Crime in Cicero’s Kulikowski, Historian 2007.838; Bilts, Review Orations.” of Politics 2007.293-6; Adler, CJ Harvard College, A.B., summa cum laude, 2007.310-12; Krebs, JRS 2007.41-3; Levick Classics (Latin and Greek) 1987. G+R 2008.134; Le Bohec, Latomus 2008.853] Crime and Community in Ciceronian Rome Books (University of Texas Press 1999) [rev. McGinn, Mosaics of Knowledge: Representing CO 2000.165-7; Bucher, BMCR 2000.10.23; Information in the Roman World (Oxford Steel, CR 2001.114-5; Vasaly, Ann. Amer. University Press 2019). Acad. Pol Soc. Sci. 2001.174-175; Dyck, CW Roman Law and the Legal World of the 2001.94-5; Craig, JRS 2002.230-1; Laursen, Romans (Cambridge University Press, 2010) Intnl. Crim. Just. Rev. 2002.134-5; Wallinga [rev. McGinn, BMCR 2010.12.39; Möller, ZRG 2003.398-402] Riggsby CV 2 Articles/Chapters “Cicero,” pp. II.125-135 in M. Gagarin (ed.), “What do Cicero’s Letters Count as Evidence Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece and for?,” forthcoming in Hermathena. Rome (Oxford Univ. Press 2010). “Cognitive Aspects of Information Technology “Space,” pp. 152-165 in A. Feldherr (ed.), in the Roman World,” pp. 57-70 in Anderson, Cambridge Companion to Roman Cairns, and Sprevak, (edd.), History of Historiography (Cambridge Univ. Press 2009). Distributed Cognition (University of “For Whom the Clock Drips,” Arethusa 42 Edinburgh Press 2018). (2009) 271-278. “Cicero’s Use of Documentary Evidence,” pp. “Memoir and Autobiography in Republican 257-75 in K. Sandberg & C. Smith (edd.), Rome,” pp. 266-74 in J. Marincola (ed.), Omnium Annalium Monumenta. Historical Blackwell Companion to Greek and Roman Writing and Historical Evidence in Republican Historiography (Blackwell 2007). Rome (Brill 2017). “Guides to the Wor(l)d,” pp. 88-107 in J. “Politics and Geography,” pp. 68-80 in L. König and T. Whitmarsh (edd.), Ordering Grillo and C. Krebs (edd.), Cambridge Knowledge in the Roman Empire (Cambridge Companion to the Writings of Julius Caesar Univ. Press 2007). (Cambridge Univ. Press 2017). “Response,” in B. Severy-Hoven (ed.), special “criminal law, Roman,” in S. Goldberg (Ed.). issue on Reshaping Rome, Arethusa 40 (2007) Oxford Classical Dictionary5 (Oxford Univ. 93-99. Press), DOI: 10.1093/acrefore/ “Character in Roman Oratory and Rhetoric,” 9780199381135.013.8153. pp. 165-85 in J. Powell and J. Paterson (edd.), “Public and Private Criminal Law,”, pp. Cicero the Advocate (Oxford Univ. Press 310-21 in P. du Plessis, C. Ando, and K. Tuori 2004). [rev. Kaster BMCR 2005.07.23] (edd.), Oxford Handbook of Roman Law and “Pliny in Space (and Time),” Arethusa 36 Society (Oxford Univ. Press 2016). (2003) 167-86. “Vitruvius and the Limits of Proportion,” “The Post Reditum Speeches,” pp. 159-195 in Arethusa 49 (2016) 281-297. J. May (ed.), Brill’s Companion to Cicero (Brill “Tyrants, Fire, and Dangerous Things,” pp. 2002). [rev. Dyck, BMCR 2003.01.17; Berry, 111-28 in G. Williams and K. Volk (edd.), CR 54 (2004) 90; Zetzel, Phoenix (2004) 373] Roman Reflections (Oxford Univ. Press 2015). “Clodius/Claudius,” Historia 51 (2002) “Legal Education," pp. 444-51 in W. M. 117-123. Bloomer (ed.), Blackwell Companion to “Law, Politics, and the Military,” in J. Kirby Ancient Education (Blackwell 2015). (ed.), World Eras: The Roman Republic and “Divination” and "Dionysius of Empire (264 BCE - 476 CE) (Gale Press Halicarnassus"” in R. Thomas and J. 2001). Ziolkowski (edd.) The Virgil Encyclopedia “Gallic Wars,” “P. Nigidius Figulus,” “Res (Wiley-Blackwell, 2013). Gestae,” and “M. Tullius Tiro,” in “Rhetoric,” pp. 389-402 in A. Barchiesi and Encyclopedia of the Ancient World (Salem W. Scheidel, Oxford Handbook of Roman Press 2001). Studies, (Oxford Univ. Press, 2010). “Iulius Victor on Cicero’s Defenses de “Form as Global Strategy in Cicero, II Cat.,” Repetundis,” Rheinisches Museum für pp. 92-104 in D. Berry and A. Erskine (edd.), Philologie 142 (1999) 427-429. Form and Function in Roman Oratory (Cambridge Univ. Press, 2010). Riggsby CV 3 “Self and Community in the Younger Pliny,” (with Christopher Krebs) “Artistic and Arethusa 31 (1998) 75-97. [Reprinted in Intellectual Life,” for Oxford History of the Classical and Medieval Literature Criticism 62 Roman World. c. 25,000 words. (2004) 368-80 and Oxford Readings in Commentary on Cicero, de Haruspicum Classical Studies: the Epistles of Pliny (Oxford Responsis (with Tony Corbeill). Univ. Press 2015)] “‘Public’ and ‘Private’ in Roman Culture: the Case of the Cubiculum,” Journal of Roman Invited Presentations Archaeology 10 (1997) 36-56. [rev. Bradley, “Standardization as Economic Institution,” EMC 17 (1998) 132] Univ. of Toronto, Apr. 2021. “Did the Romans Believe in their Verdicts?,” TBD, Cornell University, Apr. 2021. Rhetorica 15 (1997) 235-51. “Space and Cognition,” Spatial Turn “Lenocinium: Scope and Consequences,” conference, Durham University, June 2020. Zeitschrift der Savigny-Stiftung für TBD, Keynote lecture for workshop on Rechtsgeschichte, romanistische Abteilung “Reading Space: urban landscapes through 112 (1995) 423-27. multidisciplinary narratives and dialogues,” “Appropriation and Reversal as a Basis for University of Helsinki, May 2020. Oratorical Proof,” Classical Philology 90 “Could there be argentariae?” Space Law (1995) 245-56. Seminar, University of Helskinki, May 2020. “Self-fashioning in the Public Eye: Pliny on “What is ‘close enough’?”, Stanford Cicero and Oratory,” American Journal of University, Feb. 2020. Philology 116 (1995) 123-35. “Locating the Private in the Roman World,” “Homeric Speech Introductions and the Keynote lecture, Danish National Research Theory of Homeric Composition,” Foundation Centre for Privacy Studies Transactions of the American Philological (University of Copenhagen), Dec. 2019. Association 122 (1992) 99-115. “A World in Pieces,” Rutledge Memorial “Elision and Hiatus in Latin Prose,” Classical Lecture, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Antiquity 10 (1991) 328-43. Oct. 2019. “Fear Itself,” Columbia University, Oct. 2019. Work in progress “Criminal and Pericriminal Offenses,” Think Like a Rome: Essays in Cognitive Seminari romanistici, Università degli studi di History (under contract, Johns Hopkins Press; Padova, Sept. 2019. c. 80,000 words). “The Gender of Banking,” University of “Learning the Language of God,” for Ayres, et Colorado, Apr. 2019. al., edd., Modes of Knowing and the Ordering Roundtable on Kapust’s Flattery, Southern of Knowledge in Early Christianity (under Political Science Association meeting, January review, CUP). 2019. “Not in the Last Instance,” for edited volume “When does I + I = II? Quantification as on the Rule of Law, ed. E. Cowan (under Performance,” George B. Walsh Memorial review OUP). 9200 words. Lecture, University of Chicago, Apr. 2018. “Divide and Conquer,” for edited volume on UMBC, May 2018. Representations of War, ed. A. König and N. “Archival Organization and the Image of Wiater (under review CUP). 7000 words. Power,” University of Chicago Rhetoric and Poetics Seminar, April 2018. Riggsby CV 4 "Hiding in Lists," Logic of Lists Conference, “‘Can I get a table?’ or ‘What Anthony Center for Hellenic Studies, Jan. 2018. Grafton won’t tell you about Eusebius,’”Yale “Chinese Room Jurisprudence,” Johns Univ., April 2014. Hopkins, Dec. 2017. “Where is ‘where’ in Roman Art?,” Columbia “Data, Information, and the Authority of Univ., April 2014 Archives,” Humanities and Information “Uncertainty Principle: Roman Metrological Conference, Penn State University, Sept. 2017. Culture,” Princeton Univ., Feb. 2014. “Learning the Language of God,” seminar on “Cicero’s Use of Documentary Evidence,” Modes of Knowing and the Ordering of British School at Rome conference “Omnium Knowledge in Second and