Professor Roy K Gibson

(A.) Wrigley, (S.J.) Harrison (edd.) Louis MacNeice: the Classical Radio Plays. Pp. xi...

• The Classical Review
• April 2017

letters, Latin

• March 2016

Fifty Shades of Orange

• December 2015

PLINY'S WOMEN. J.-A. Shelton The Women of Pliny's Letters. Pp. xiv + 436, ills. London ...

• The Classical Review
• August 2015

Not Dark Yet…

• July 2015

Suetonius the Biographer

• July 2014

Suetonius and the uiri illustres of Pliny the Younger

• July 2014

Pliny and the Letters of Sidonius: From Constantius and Clarus to Firminus and Fuscus

• Arethusa
• January 2013

On the Nature of Ancient Letter Collections

• The Journal of Roman Studies
• June 2012

Gallus: The First Roman Love Elegist

• March 2012

Reading the Letters of Pliny the Younger

• January 2012

CONFIRMED? PLINY, EPISTLES 1.1 AND SIDONIUS APOLLINARIS

• The Classical Quarterly
• November 2011

Pliny the Elder: Themes and Contexts

• April 2011

Introduction: What is a Letter?

• June 2007

The Art of Love

• January 2007

Ovid, Augustus, and the Politics of Moderation in Ars Amatoria 3

• January 2007

SCRIPTAE PUELLAE M. Wyke: The Roman Mistress. Ancient and Modern Representations . P...

• The Classical Review
• October 2004

Introduction

• Arethusa
• January 2003

Pliny and the Art of (In)offensive Self-Praise

• Arethusa
• January 2003

Aspects of the Language of Latin Poetry

• The Journal of Roman Studies
• January 2001

BOOK ENDINGS IN GREEK POETRY AND ARS AMATORIA 2 AND 3

• Mnemosyne
• October 2000

Aeneas as hospes in Vergil, Aeneid 1 and 4

• The Classical Quarterly
• May 1999

TheArs Amatoria

Love Elegy

Loves and elegy

Map

Introduction

Reading a life

Reading a book

Pliny's elders and betters

Reading the villa letters

References

Starting with the index in Pliny

Letters into Autobiography: The Generic Mobility of the Ancient Letter Collection

Elder And Better: The Naturalis Historia And The Letters Of The Younger Pliny

The indistinct literary careers of Cicero and Pliny the Younger

A Pliny timeline and the great Comum inscription

Letters 1–9: Catalogue of contents and addressees

Popular topics in the Letters: Bibliographical help

List of main characters in the Letters