All Stories

  1. Christianizing Asia Minor

    Article • August 2019, Cambridge University Press

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie

  2. Dynastic Wars, 260-145 BC

    Article • April 2017, Wiley

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie

  3. Inter-Greek Wars of the Third Century BC

    Article • April 2017, Wiley

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie

  4. Philopoemen in the Peloponnese, 221-192 BC

    Article • April 2017, Wiley

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie

  5. THEMISTOCLES' TWO AFTERLIVES

    Article • Greece and Rome, September 2015, Cambridge University Press

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie

  6. Dmitriev's Greek Slogan of Freedom

    Article • The Classical Review, September 2013, Cambridge University Press

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie

  7. Judaean Embassies and Cases before Roman Emperors, AD 44–66

    Article • The Journal of Theological Studies, October 2005, Oxford University Press (OUP)

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie

  8. The Greek States and Rome

    Article • The Classical Review, March 2005, Cambridge University Press

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie

  9. Beau Monde and Demi-Monde in Alexandria, 323-116 BC

    Article • L antiquité classique, January 2005, PERSEE Program

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie

  10. THE CAREER OF JOSHUA BEN SIRA

    Article • The Journal of Theological Studies, April 2000, Oxford University Press (OUP)

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie

  11. Christian Grave-Inscriptions from the Familia Caesaris

    Article • The Journal of Ecclesiastical History, July 1999, Cambridge University Press

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie

  12. Diodorus Siculus and Hephaestion's Pyre

    Article • The Classical Quarterly, December 1995, Cambridge University Press

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie

  13. Cassius Dio's Speech of Agrippa: A Realistic Alternative to Imperial Government?

    Article • Greece and Rome, October 1981, Cambridge University Press

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie

  14. Our Academic visitor is missing: Posidippus 89 (A–B) and ‘smart capital’ for the thalassocrats

    Article • Cambridge University Press

    Assoc. Prof. Paul McKechnie