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CURRICULUM VITAE

Dr. phil. habil. Altay Coşkun Associate Professor

Department of Classical Studies University of Waterloo

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3G1 A. DEGREES: 2007 Dec. Habilitation University of Trier, FB III Ancient History (i.e. postdoctoral degree qualifying for a full professorship in Germany) 1999 Sep. Ph.D. University of Trier, FB III Ancient History, Latin & Greek Philology 1996 Sep. 1st Staatsexamen University of Trier, FB III History, Latin Philology, Education (comparable with Joint Honours plus MA) 1989 May Abitur Städtisches Gymnasium Herzogenrath near Aachen B. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:

2009 July-pres. Associate Professor with tenure, Department of Classical Studies, University of

Waterloo (appointment in March 2008, grant of tenure in June 2008, Director of the Waterloo Institute for Hellenistic Studies 2012/13)

2009 Jan.-July Feodor-Lynen (“Humboldt”) Visiting Scholar, Department of Classics & Ancient History, University of Exeter, UK

2002 Aug.-2008 Dec. Research Associate, Collaborative Research Centre 600 ‘Strangers and Poor People. Changing Patterns of Inclusion and Exclusion from Classical Antiquity to the Present Day’ (SFB 600), University of Trier

2002 Sep.-2008 July Part-time Lecturer, Department of Ancient History, University of Trier 2000 Apr.-2002 Apr. Postdoctoral Fellow of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD),

Wolfson College, Oxford University 1999 Oct.-Dec. Postgraduate Research Assistant, Department of Ancient History, University of

Trier 1996 Oct.-2000 Mar. Part-time Lecturer, Classics Department, University of Trier 1992 Mar.-1996 Sep. Undergraduate Research Assistant, Department of Ancient History,

University of Trier C. HONOURS, AWARDS and MEMBERSHIP IN INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH TEAMS: 2014 Feb. Elected Member of the Société d'Études Latines de Bruxelles – Latomus (Director:

Prof. Dr. David Engels) 2013 Feb. Elected ‘Membre adhérent de la Société d'Études Latines de Bruxelles – Latomus’

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(Director: Prof. Dr. David Engels) 2012 July-Sept. Visiting Professor of the SFB 600, University of Trier 2011 June-Aug. Feodor-Lynen (“Humboldt”) Visiting Fellow, Department of Classics & Ancient

History, University of Exeter (Hosts: Prof. Dr. Stephen Mitchell and Prof. Dr. Anthony Harding)

2010 June-Aug. Visiting Professor of the SFB 600, University of Trier 2009 Jan.-present Honorary Research Fellow, Department of Classics & Ancient History,

University of Exeter 2008 June Acceptance into the Alexander-von-Humboldt-Foundation Network 2008 Apr. Distinguished among the emerging scholars (habilitati) in the Humanities at the

Colloquia Academica, Mainz Academy (with a publication award) 2006 Sep. Distinguished as emerging Ancient Historian (habilitandus), Habilitandenforum,

46. Deutscher Historikertag, Konstanz, Germany 2000 Nov. ‘Förderpreis der Universität Trier’ (prize for excellence of doctorate) For scholarships (1992-2002) and the value of the fellowships, see F. Research Funding. For membership in professional organizations and international research teams, see K.-L. D. PUBLICATIONS: 0) Summary: 1) Monographs: 4 2) Edited Volumes: 5 3) a) Refereed Journal Articles: 52 3) b) Refereed Book Chapters or Conference Papers: 28 4) Unrefereed Publications: 14 5) a) Reviews and Reports: 37 5) b) Encyclopaedic Articles: 49 5) c) Databases or Online Resources: 3 5) d) Historical Maps: 6 5) e) Genealogical Tables: 4 Total of works published, edited or accepted for publication: 202 For a complete list of my publication titles, see the departmental website. For abstracts of my of my books and articles, see my private website.

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F. RESEARCH FUNDING and SCHOLARSHIPS (Value in Canadian Dollars): I am currently holding a UW SSHRC Seed Grant for research on the Bosporan Kingdom as well as a SSHRC Connection Grant for Seleukid Study Day V: Rome and the Seleukid East (Brussels 2015). To involve as many qualified students as possible into my research agendas, I regularly apply for further funds such as the Work-Study-Program (WSP) sponsored by the Ontario Provincial Government. In previous years, I was granted research funding from: – SSHRC (including a Standard Research Grant in 2011-2015 and a Connection Grant in 2013), – University of Waterloo (UW SSHRC Seed Grants, Robert Harding Humanities and Social Sciences

Grant, UW Faculty of Arts, UW VP Research). – the Collaborative Research Centre Strangers and Poor People (SFB 600), University of Trier,

Germany, – the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), – the Humboldt Foundation, Bonn, Germany. G. ORGANIZATION OF WORKSHOPS, CONFERENCE PANELS, AND CONFERENCES: 2017 with Richard Wenghofer: Seleukid Study Day VI, University of Nipissing, Northbay ON. 2017 with Tassilo Schmitt: Workshop on Paul’s Letter to the Galatians and the Process of

Romanization of the Province of Galatia in the 1st century CE. Sep. 2016 with Sheila Ager: Workshop on Hellenistic Queens, University of Waterloo. Aug. 2016 with Oleg Gabelko: Seleukid Study Workshop, Center for Hellenistic Studies, Dmitry

Pozharsky University, Moscow. 17/6/2016 with Richard Wenghofer: Seleukid Study Workshop, University of Nipissing, Northbay

ON. 21-23/8/2015 with David Engels: “Seleukid Study Day V: Rome and the Seleukid East”, Seleukid

Study Group & Société Latomus, Université Libre de Bruxelles. 6-11/7/2015 (member of the organizing team; director: Victor Cojocaru): “Mobility in Research on

the Black Sea Region”, Archaeological Institute of the Romanian Academy in Iaşi, Romania.

4-5/7/2015 with Andrea Binsfeld: “Colloquium in Memory of Prof. Dr. Heinz Heinen”, St. Vith, Belgium.

22/5/2015 Panel at the Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of Canada: “Recent Research on the Later Seleukid Empire”, Toronto ON.

12-13/3/2015 with Craig Hardiman: “Methods of Asia Minor Studies”, Graduate Workshop, University of Waterloo ON. service for the Department

08/5/2014 with Gillian Ramsey: “Recent Research on Hellenistic and Roman Asia Minor”. Panel at the Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of Canada, McGill University, Montreal.

1-2/5/2014 with DJ Houle, Brett Bartlett: “Hellenistic and Roman Asia Minor”, Graduate Workshop, Classical Studies, University of Waterloo. service for the Department

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13-15/3/2014 “Recent Research on Ancient Galatia, Classical Studies, University of Waterloo. service for the Department

8-12/7/2013 “Interconnectivity in the Mediterranean and Pontic World during Hellenistic and Roman periods.” Constanţa, Romania (with Dr. Victor Cojocaru, Archaeological Institute of the Romanian Academy in Iaşi and Dr. Gabriel Custurea (National Museum of History and Archaeology, Constanţa) service for WIHS

20-23/2/13 “Seleucid Study Day IV: Seleucid Royal Women: Roles, Representations, and Expectations”, McGill University (with Alex McAuley MA & Prof. Hans Beck) service for WIHS

08/01/13 with Sheila Ager: “Interstate Study Day”. Waterloo Institute for Hellenistic Studies & Dept. of Classical Studies, UW. service for WIHS

5-7/9/12 “Seleucid Study Day III: War within the Family: A Reassessment of the First Century of Seleucid Rule”, Panel of the Celtic Conference of Classics, Bordeaux. (Main convenor: Dr. Kyle Erickson, Trinity St David, Lampeter, UK) service for WIHS

21/6/12 ‘Thesis Workshop’, Department of Classical Studies, Waterloo. Teaching 09/11/11 “Seleucid Study Day II”, Waterloo Institute for Hellenistic Studies. service for WIHS 27-28/08/11 with Andrea Binsfeld: “Lectiones gratulatoriae Henrico Heinen (paene)

septuagesimo. Ein Querschnitt aus den Forschungen des Schüler/innen/kreises,“ Abtei Himmerod near Trier, Germany.

15/8/11 with Stephen Mitchell: “Seleucid Study Day”, University of Exeter, UK. service for WIHS

20/12/10 "Fremd und rechtlos? Bausteine und Anregungen zum Handbuchprojekt," (‘Foreign and without Rights? Elements and Suggestions for the Companion Project’). Workshop of the Study Group on Foreigners’ Rights and Citizenship. Collaborative Research Centre = SFB 600, University of Trier. (with Professor Lutz Raphael)

11/12/2010 with David Engels, Brussels/Kyle Erickson, Lampeter: “Construction of Seleucid Royalty: Studies in the Politics and Propaganda of Antiochus I.” At the Workshop: Opportunities for Interdisciplinarity in Hellenistic Scholarship, Waterloo Institute for Hellenistic Studies, University of Waterloo. service for WIHS

25-26/06/10 "Systematische Querschnitte zu den Rechten von Fremden von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart" (‘Systematic Perspectives on Foreigners’ Rights and Citizenship from Antiquity to the Present Day’). Workshop of the Study Group Foreigners’ Rights and Citizenship, Collaborative Research Centre = SFB 600, University of Trier. (with Professor Lutz Raphael)

19/12/09 "Neue Projekte und Zwischenberichte" (‘New Projects and Intermediate Reports’). Workshop of the Study Group on Foreigners’ Rights and Citizenship. Collaborative Research Centre = SFB 600, University of Trier. (with Professor Lutz Raphael)

7-8/11/08 "Zugehörigkeitsrechte und religiöse Differenzierung" (‘Rights of Belonging and Religious Alterity’). Workshop of the Study Group Foreigners’ Rights and Citizenship, Collaborative Research Centre = SFB 600, University of Trier. (with Professor Wolfgang Spickermann)

19-21/10/07 "Zwischen Freundschaft und kultischer Verehrung. Formen zwischenstaatlicher Beziehungen in der griechisch-römischen Welt" (‘Between Friendship and Divine

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Adoration. Modes of International Relations in the Graeco-Roman World’). Collaborative Research Centre = SFB 600, University of Trier. (with Professor Heinz Heinen/Dr Stefan Pfeiffer).

5/5/06 "Auf des Rechtes Schneide: Ausschluß und Vertreibung zwischen Gesetz, Verfahren und sozialer Praxis untersucht an neun historischen Beispielen" (‘Legally Precarious Balance: Exclusion and Expulsion in the Context of Law, Procedure, and Social Practice – Nine Historical Case Studies’). Workshop of the Study Group Foreigners’ Rights and Citizenship, Collaborative Research Centre 600 (SFB 600), University of Trier.

12/02/05 "Second Round Table on Intercultural Onomastics: Recent Research on Celtic, Greek, Iberian, Norman, and Roman Contact Names in Antiquity and the Middle Ages". Network for Intercultural Onomastics (NIO), University of Trier. (with Lidia Kouznetsova M.A./PD Dr Jürgen Zeidler)

11/02/05 "Personennamen zwischen den Kulturen. Methoden, Probleme und Ergebnisse der Interferenzonomastik" (‘Personal Names in Cultural Contact. Methods, Problems, and Results of Intercultural Onomastics’). Network for Intercultural Onomastics (NIO), University of Trier. (with Lidia Kouznetsova M.A./PD Dr Jürgen Zeidler)

09/07/04 "Roms auswärtige Freunde in der späten Republik" (‘The Foreign Friends of Rome in the Late Republic’). Workshop of the Research Project The Foreign Friends of Rome, Collaborative Research Centre = SFB 600-A2, University of Trier. (with Professor Heinz Heinen, Trier/ Professor Gustav Adolf Lehmann, Göttingen)

27-28/02/04 "Zugehörigkeitsrechte und die Inklusion von Fremden in politische Räume" (‘Rights of Participation and the Inclusion of Foreigners in Political Communities’. Panel I of the conference: "Recht, Religion und Versorgungskrisen. Wandel von Inklusion und Exklusion Fremder und Armer von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart". Study Group Foreigners’ Rights and Citizenship, Collaborative Research Centre = SFB 600, University of Trier.

06/12/03 "Round Table on Interference and Interculturalisation in Onomastics". Network for Intercultural Onomastics (NIO), Classics Centre, Oxford University. (with Ina Döttinger Hartmann M.A./PD Dr Jürgen Zeidler)

H. INVITED TALKS AND CONFERENCE PAPERS: 14/10/2016 The Social War as Test Case for the Principles of Roman Republican Citizenship Policy. At the

International Conference "L'Italie entre déchirements et réconciliations: revisiter la guerre sociale (91-88 av. J.-C.) et ses lendemains", Sorbonne 1 & ANHIMA, Paris.

07/05/2016 “The Bosporan Kings in-between the Mithridatic Tradition and Friendship with Rome: the Usurpation of Asandros Revisited”. At the symposium ‘The Black Sea Region in the Context of the Roman Empire’, hosted by the Committee of Pontian Studies, Nea Smyrni, Athens.

04/07/2015 (St. Vith, Belgien) and 08/07/2015 (Iaşi, Romani) “Heinz Heinen und die Bosporanischen Könige - Eine Projektbeschreibung”.

02/07/2015 “Laodike I. und die Konstruktion der ‚bösen Königin‘ in der politischen Propaganda und

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hellenistisch-römischen Geschichtsschreibung“, University of Düsseldorf. 22/05/2015 and 22/08/2015 “Simon Maccabee, Friendship with Rome and Seleukid Disintegration:

a Case-Study of Triangular Diplomacy (142/41 BC)”, at the Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of Canada, Toronto ON, and at Seleukid Study Day V, Brussels.

12/11/2014 “Ancient Anatolia: the Cradle of Civilization and the Crossroads of Empires – an Overview from the Neolithic Period to the Later Roman Empire.” Public Lecture, International Dialogue Institute, Conrad Grebel University College, Waterloo ON.

22/10/2014 “Revisiting the Latin Rights: from the Foedus Cassianum to the Social War”. At the Conference: Central Italy and the creation of a cultural koinè? The different routes of the “Romanization” (Rome, The British School at Rome and Istituto Svizzero di Roma, 21st -24th October 2014).

20/09/2014 “Keltische Personennamen und Keltische Personennamentraditionen im römischen Galatien”. At the conference: Celts, Romans, Greek – Language and Cultural Contacts in the Roman Empire and Associated Areas, University of Heidelberg.

08/05/2014 “Histoire par les noms in Ancient Galatia. In the panel: “Recent Research in Ancient Asia Minor”, at the Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of Canada, McGill University, Montreal.

14/03/2014 “Mystery Aspects of the Imperial Cult in Galatia”. At the International Workshop “Recent Research on Ancient Galatia”, University of Waterloo.

15/10/2013 “The Seleucid Empire.” Università La Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan. On invitation. 12/10/ 2013 “Withdrawal of Citizenship in Imperial Athens, 445 BC.” At the Villa Vigoni Gespräche

on “Polites – Cives –Citoyen. Ein interdisziplinärer Dialog über Bürgerrecht und Staatsangehörigkeit”, Como, Italy.

I was invited by the organizers Michael Sommer and Volker Grieb to contribute an abstract to the conference proposal to the Villa Vigoni, which was accepted in 2012.

12/07/ 2013 “Ethnarch der Juden – Ein Herrschaftstitel im Kontext des seleukidischen und römischen Imperialismus“ (Ethnarch of the Jews’ – A Ruler Title in the Context of Seleucid and Roman Imperialism). At the Interconnectivity Conference, Constanta, Romania.

I am co-organizer of the conference. And extended version of the paper was also presented within the speakers series at

McMaster University, 17 Sep. 2013. 08/07/ 2013 “Interconnectivity – In memoriam Heinz Heinen.” At the Interconnectivity Conference,

Constanta, Romania. I am co-organizer of the conference. 23/05/2013 “Warlordism in Late Hellenistic Anatolia.” At the conference: Multipolarity and

Warlordism on the Ancient Mediterranean (Cent. IV-I BCE). Institució Catalana de Recerca – Estudios Avançats (ICREA) & Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain.

I was invited by the organizers Antoni Ňaco del Hoyo and Jordi Principal to contribute an abstract to the conference proposal to ICREA, which was accepted in 2012.

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29/03/2013 “Latène Artefacts and the Locations of Celtic Settlements in Hellenistic Asia Minor. A Pessimistic Review.” At the conference: The Celts and the Classical World: from Ireland to Asia Minor, Moscow (via skype).

On invitation in 2012. 21/02/2013 “Layers of Anti-Seleucid Propaganda and the Representations of Laodice I in

Hellenistic-Roman Historiography.” At the Seleucid Study Day IV, McGill University, Montreal.

I am co-organizer of the conference and included an abstract of this paper into the application for a SSHRC Connection Grant.

20/02/2013 “Introduction into Current Trends in Seleucid Studies.” At the Seleucid Study Day IV, McGill University, Montreal.

I am co-organizer of the conference. 06/09/2012 “Antiochus Hierax’ Foes and Allies: a New Account of the Seleucid ‘War of Brothers’

(246-228/27 BC).” At the Seleucid Study Day III = Panel at the Celtic Conference of Classics, Bordeaux.

22/05/2012 “Der Kult des Theos Sebastos in Galatien: ein Mysterienkult” (‘The Cult of Theos Sebastos in Galatia: a Mystery Cult?’). On the 2nd Greek-Turkish Epigraphy Symposium (Adrasan – Antalya, 22-26 May 2012). – An English version of this paper was held on the Thesis Workshop, Waterloo, 21 June 2012.

19/05/2012 “Die Eliten von Ankyra und Pessinus in römischer Zeit: Zwischenergebnisse” (‘The Elites of Ancyra and Pessinous in the Roman Period: Preliminary Results’). At the conference of the Research Network on Local Elites in the Hellenistic and Roman Empires, Universität Universität zu Köln (Cologne), Germany.

09/05/2012 “Kings and Tetrarchs of the Ituraeans in the 1st Century BC’”. At the Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of Canada, London ON

09/11/2011 “The Third Syrian War and the War of Brothers Revisited.” At the Seleucid Study Day II, Waterloo Institute for Hellenistic Studies, Waterloo ON.

27/08/2011 “Zur Siegesideologie der frühen Seleukiden” (‘On the Ideology of Victory among the Early Seleucids’). At the conference: Lectiones gratulatoriae Henrico Heinen (paene) septuagesimo, Abtei Himmerod near Trier, Germany.

15/08/2011 “The Soter Cults of Seleucus I and Antiochus I Preceding the So-Called Elephant Victory of ca. 275 BC.” At the ‘Seleucid Study Day’, University of Exeter, UK.

10/06/2011 “Die Eliten von Ankyra und Pessinus in römischer Zeit: Quellenlage und offene Fragen” (‘The Elites of Ancyra and Pessinous in the Roman Period: Sources and Open Questions’). At the conference of the Research Network on Local Elites in the Hellenistic and Roman Empires, Universität Erlangen, Germany (via Skype).

19/02/2011 "Die Tetrarchie als hellenistisch-römisches Herrschaftsinstrument" (‘The Tetrarchy as a Means of Rule in the Hellenistic and Roman World‘). At the conference ‘Client Kingdoms‘, Friedrich-Meinecke Institut, FU Berlin.

11/12/2010 (with David Engels, Brussels/Kyle Erickson, Lampeter): “Construction of Seleucid Royalty: Studies in the Politics and Propaganda of Antiochus I.” At the Workshop: Opportunities for Interdisciplinarity in Hellenistic Scholarship, Waterloo Institute for Hellenistic Studies, University of Waterloo.

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04/11/2010 "Neue Forschungen zum Kaiserkult in Galatien" (‘New Research on the Imperial Cult in Galatia’). At the Conference: Der Beitrag Kleinasiens zur Kulturgeschichte, Kleinasiatische Kommission an der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna.

15/07/2010 "Bürgerrechtsverleihungen in der griechisch-römischen Welt. Eine systematische Annäherung" (‘Grants of Citizenship in the Graeco-Roman World. A Systematic Approach’). SFB 600, University of Trier.

02/07/2010 "Citizenship in the Context of Law, Culture, Politics, and Society: the Construction of Romanness in Cicero’s Archiana." At the conference: Integration and Identity in the Roman Republic, University of Manchester.

26/06/2010 "Demographie und Fremdenrechte im klassischen Altertum" (‘Demography and Foreigners’ Rights in Classical Antiquity’). At a workshop of the Collaborative Research Centre = SFB 600, University of Trier.

12/05/2010 "Deconstructing a Myth of Seleucid History: the So-Called ‘Elephant Victory’ over the Galatians Revisited." At the Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of Canada, Université Laval, Québec.

06/05/2009 "Galatian Identity and La Tène Objects in Asia Minor." Dept. of Archaeology and the Migration Network, University of Exeter.

12/03/2009 "New Work on Hellenistic and Roman Galatia. Terror Gallicus, Keltensieg, and Conflicting Perceptions of the Galatians." Dept. of Classical Studies, University of Wales, Lampeter. A similar talk was given in the Department of Roman History, Université Libre de Bruxelles (18/05/2010), Dept. of Classics & Ancient History, University of Exeter (10/06/2009).

15/11/2008 "Annäherungen an die galatischen Eliten in hellenistischer Zeit" (‘Approaching the Galatian Elite in the Hellenistic Period’). At the 3rd Meeting of the Research Network ‘Eliten unter den hellenistischen Königen’, Dept. of Ancient History, Universität zu Köln.

22/08/2008 "Belonging and Isolation in Central Anatolia: the Galatians in the Graeco-Roman World." At the Hellenistic Workshop ‘Belonging and Isolation’, University of Waterloo.

18/08/2008 "Galatian Place Names Revisited: Intercultural Toponomastics in Central Asia Minor and Galatian History." At the 23rd International Congress of Onomastic Sciences (ICOS XXIII), York University, Toronto.

16/07/2008 "Galatians and Seleukids: a Century of Conflict and Cooperation." At the conference: ‘Seleukid Dissolution. The Sinking of the Anchor’, University of Exeter.

15/05/2008 "Pseudo-Xenophon: ein ‚Alter Oligarch’? Die Athenaion politeia auf dem Prüfstand" (‘Pseudo-Xenophon: an Old Oligarch? The Athenaion politeia Revisited’). Dept. of Ancient History, University of Göttingen.

18/04/2008 "Großzügige Praxis der Bürgerrechtsvergaben in Rom? Zwischen Mythos und Wirklichkeit". (‘Were the Romans Generous in Conveying Their Citizenship? Inbetween Myth and Reality’). At the Colloquia Academica, Mainzer Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur, Mainz.

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19/12/2007 "Von der ‘Geißel Asiens’ zu ‘kaiserfrommen’ Reichsbewohnern. Schlaglichter auf die Stammesbildung der Galater und ihren Einschluß in die griechisch-römische Welt (3. Jh. v.–2. Jh. n.Chr.)" (‘From the ‘Scourge of Asia’ to Devoted Subjects to the Emperor. New Perspectives on the Ethnogenesis of the Galatians and Their Inclusion in the Graeco-Roman World, 3rd cent. BC–AD 2nd cent.’). Public Paper ending the procedure of ‘Habilitation’, University of Trier. Similar papers were given in the Dept. of Ancient History, University of Rostock (11/07/2007), and the Dept. of History, University of Bremen (09/07/2007)

20/10/2007 "Der Ankyraner Kaiserkult und die Transformation galatischer und phrygisch-galatischer Identitäten in Zentralanatolien im Spiegel der Münzquellen" (‘The Emperor Cult of Ancyra and the Transformation of Galatian and Phrygio-Galatian Identities in Central Anatolia According to the Numismatic Evidence’). At the conference: Zwischen Freundschaft und kultischer Verehrung. Formen zwischenstaatlicher Beziehungen in der griechisch-römischen Welt. SFB 600, University of Trier.

19/10/2007 "Freundschaften, persönliche Nahverhältnisse und das Imperium Romanum" (‘Friendships, Interpersonal Relations, and the Roman Empire’). Introduction to the homonymous panel of the above-mentioned conference.

29/09/2007 "Bericht aus dem Fortgang der Forschungen zu den Galatern" (‘Intermediate Report on Galatian Studies’). At the 2nd Meeting of the Research Network ‘Eliten unter den hellenistischen Königen’, Dept. of Ancient History, University of Frankfurt/Main.

17/05/2007 "The So-Called ius migrandi and Other Rights of the Latins in Republican Rome Revisited". At the conference: ‘Insiders and Outsiders in Greece and Rome,’ Gregynog/University of Wales.

27/04/2007 "Herrschaftsform, Herrschaftswechsel und Inklusionsverhalten. Eine Projektskizze des Arbeitskreises ‘Zugehörigkeitsrechte’" (Typology of Political Constitution, Change of Government, and Modes of Inclusion. A Design for a Project of the Study Group ‘Participation Rights’’). At a workshop of the Collaborative Research Centre = SFB 600, University of Trier.

20/09/2006 "Das antike Galatien und die prägende Kraft der Bilder" (‘Ancient Galatia and the Impact of Images’). At the Habilitandenforum of the 46th Deutscher Historikertag, Konstanz.

22/07/2006 "Galatische Dynasten im Spannungsfeld zwischen Autonomiebestrebungen, Herr-schaftsansprüchen hellenistischer Könige und römischer Hegemonialmacht" (‘Galatian Dynasts and the Conflicts Resulting from Their Desire for Autonomy, the Ambitions of Hellenistic Kings, and the Roman Hegemony’). At the 1st Meeting of the Research Network Eliten unter den hellenistischen Königen, Cologne.

23/06/2006 "Von der ‘Geißel Asiens’ zur ‘romfreundlichen’ Ordnungsmacht – Die Galater in hellenistischer und frührömischer Zeit" (‘From the ‘Scourge of Asia’ to Custodians of Roman Peace. The Galatians in the Hellenistic and Early Roman Periods’. Dept. of Ancient History, University of Göttingen.

05/05/2006 "Auf des Rechtes Schneide: Ausschluß und Vertreibung zwischen Gesetz, Verfahren und sozialer Praxis" (‘Legally Precarious Balance: Exclusion and Expulsion with Regard

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to Law, Procedure, and Social Practice’). Introduction to the homonymous workshop. Collaborative Research Centre = SFB 600, University of Trier.

05/05/2006 "Bürgerrechtsentzug oder Fremdenausweisung? Reaktionen auf die Immigration nach Rom von 187 bis 173 v.Chr." (‘Withdrawal of Citizenship or Expulsion of Foreigners? Reactions to the Immigration to Rome, 187–173 BC’). At the same workshop.

21/01/2006 "Kelten und Phryger im hellenistischen und römischen Kleinasien. Ein (langwieriger) Ethnogeneseprozeß im Spiegel der Personennamen aus Galatien" (‘Celts and Phrygians in Hellenistic and Roman Asia Minor. A Prolonged Process of Ethnogenesis According to the Personal Names from Galatia’). At a meeting in commemoration of Herrmann Bengtson, Wuppertal/Germany.

30/09/2005 "Netzwerk Interferenzonomastik – Network for Intercultural Onomastics." At the 22nd International Congress for Onomastic Sciences (ICOS XXII), Pisa.

30/09/2005 "Intercultural Onomastics and Some Patterns of Socio-Political Inclusion in the Graeco-Roman World. The Example of Galatia in Asia Minor." At the same conference. A similar paper had been given on the Second Round Table on Intercultural Onomastics: Recent Research on Celtic, Greek, Iberian, Norman, and Roman Contact Names in Antiquity and the Middle Ages. Network for Intercultural Onomastics, University of Trier (12/02/2005).

11/02/2005 with Jürgen Zeidler: "Personennamen zwischen den Kulturen. Was ist Interfe-renzonomastik und was kann sie leisten?" (‘Personal Names in the Midst of Cultural Contact: What is Intercultural Onomastics, and Which Results Does It Promise’). At the same workshop.

25/10/2004 "Some Foreign Friends of Late Republican Rome. With an Introduction to the Sonderforschungsbereich ‘Strangers and Poor People. Changing Patterns of Inclusion and Exclusion from Classical Antiquity to the Present Day’." Anc. Hist. Dept, Macquarie University, Sydney.

09/07/2004 "Deiotarus amicus populi Romani." At the workshop: Roms auswärtige Freunde in der späten Republik. Collaborative Research Centre = SFB 600, University of Trier.

27/02/2004 "Civitas Romana und die Inklusion von Fremden in die römische Republik am Beispiel des Bundesgenossenkrieges" (‘Roman Citizenship and the Inclusion of Strangers in the Roman Republic: the Case of the Civil War’). At the conference: Recht, Religion und Versorgungskrisen. Wandel von Inklusion und Exklusion Fremder und Armer von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart. Collaborative Research Centre = SFB 600, University of Trier.

06/12/2003 "Netzwerk Interferenzonomastik (NIO) and Sonderforschungsbereich ‘Strangers and Poor People’ (SFB 600): Perspectives of Interdisciplinary Cooperation." At the Round Table on Interference and Interculturalisation in Onomastics, Network for Intercultural Onomastics (NIO), Classics Centre, Oxford.

06/12/2003 "Research in Interferenzonomastik." At the Round Table on Interference and Interculturalisation in Onomastics, Network for Intercultural Onomastics (NIO), Classics Centre, Oxford.

Nov. 2001 "‘Cover Names’ and Nomenclature in Late Roman Gaul. The Evidence of the Bordelaise Poet Ausonius." At the Annual Meeting of the Society for Onomastics and Kinship Studies, Deutsches Historisches Institut (DHI), Paris.

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28/06/2001 "Imperial Constitutions, Chronology and Prosopography. Towards a New Methodology for the Use of the Late Roman Law Codes." At the workshop Resourcing Sources IV, Unit for Prosopographical Research, Oxford.

06/06/2001 "Imperial Constitutions and Chronology of Late Antiquity. On the Allocation of Responsibility in Late Roman Legislation." Roman Law Group, University College London (UCL), London, UK.

08/05/2001 "The Rise of the Gens Ausoniana. Origins, Pinnacle, and Persistence of a Gallic Family." Late Roman Seminar, Corpus Christi College, Oxford.

I. TEACHING 1) Formal Classroom Teaching FT = Fall Term, WT = Winter Term, ST = Spring Term (= Trinity Term); one term = 12 weeks WS = Winter Semester, SS = Summer Semester; one semester = 15 or 16 weeks a) Courses Taught at the University of Waterloo (3 hrs./week, unless stated otherwise)

Assigned WT 2017 CLAS 486 / 600 Senior / Graduate Seminar: tba Assigned WT 2017 CLAS 252 = HIST 252 Roman History Assigned FT 2016 LAT 331/490/600 Advanced / Senior / Graduate Latin: Cicero, Pro lege Manilia

de imperio Cn. Pompei (66 BC) Assigned FT 2016 CLAS 352 Advanced Roman History: Transformation of the Later Roman Empire WT 2016 CLAS 486 / 600 Senior Seminar: Late Antiquity WT 2016 CLAS 251 = HIST 251 Greek History FT 2015 CLAS 202 Roman Social History FT 2015 CLAS 252 = HIST 252 Roman History WT 2015 LAT 490/600 Roman Legal Writings WT 2015 CLAS 252 = HIST 252 Roman History FT 2014 CLAS 352 Rome & Conquest of the Hellenistic World FT 2014 LAT 331/490 Cicero, Pro M. Caelio WT 2014 LAT 490/691 The Roman Conquest of the Eastern Mediterranean – Select Readings

from Livy, Books 31-45 WT 2014 CLAS 252 = HIST 252 Roman History FT 2013 CLAS 486 Senior Seminar: Hellenistic and Roman Asia Minor FT 2013 LAT 331/490 Senior Latin: Cicero, Pro Archia Poeta WT 2013 CLAS 691 Special Topics: Transformations of the Later Roman State (2 hrs./week) WT 2013 LAT 490/691 Cicero, Pro lege Manilia de imperio Cn. Pompei (66 BC) WT 2013 CLAS 252 = HIST 252 Roman History WT 2012 CLAS 352 Advanced Studies in Roman History: Rome and the Control of the Hellenistic

World (229-020 BC) WT 2012 LAT 331/491 Advanced Studies in Latin (Prose) / Senior Studies in Latin (Selected

Topics): Select Readings from Caesar

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FT 2011 LAT 101 Introductory Latin 1 FT 2011 CLAS 655 Roman Frontiers and Provinces (2 hrs./week) FT 2011 CLAS 252 = HIST 252 Roman History WT 2011 LAT 102 Introductory Latin 2 WT 2011 CLAS 252 = HIST 252 Roman History WT 2011 LAT 331/491 Advanced Studies in Latin (Prose) / Senior Studies in Latin (Selected

Topics): Livy, Ab Urbe Condita - Select Readings FT 2010 LAT 101 Introductory Latin 1 FT 2010 CLAS 351 Advanced Studies in Greek History : After Alexander: The Struggle for Power

in the Hellenistic World (323-30 BC) WT 2010 CLAS 486 Senior Seminar: Intercultural Processes: the Galatians in the Ancient World WT 2010 LAT 490 Senior Latin: Cicero, Pro Archia Poeta FT 2009 CLAS 691 Kings and Emperors as Gods: Political, Religious, and Cultural Aspects of the

Ruler-Cult in the Classical World (MA) (2 hrs./week) FT 2009 CLAS 252/HIST 252 Roman History

b) Course Co-Taught with Professor Stephen Mitchell / Professor Daniel Ogden, University of Exeter

WS 2008/9 MA Core Module Hellenistic Culture (I taught 3.5 classes of 3 hrs)

c) Courses Taught in the Department of Ancient History, University of Trier SS 2008 Civitas Romana: Die Geschichte von Bürger- und Fremdenrechten im antiken Rom

(‘The History of Citizens’ and Foreigners’ Rights in Ancient Rome’) (lecture, 2 hrs/week)

WS 2007 Römischer Imperialismus – Republik und frühe Kaiserzeit (‘Roman Imperialism – Republic and Early Empire’) (proseminar, 2 hrs/week)

SS 2007 Augustus und der frühe Prinzipat (‘Augustus and the Early Principate’) (proseminar, 2 hrs/week)

WS 2006 Alexander der Große und die Anfänge der hellenistischen Welt (‘Alexander the Great and the Beginning of the Hellenistic World’) (proseminar, 2 hrs/week)

SS 2006 Thukydides, Geschichte des Peloponnesischen Krieges (‘Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War’) (practical unit, 2 hrs/week)

WS 2005 Das Römische Reich in der Spätantike (‘The Later Roman Empire’) (proseminar, 2 hrs/week)

WS 2005 Verfassungstypologien bei Herodot, Platon, Aristoteles und Polybios (‘Constitutional Typologies in the Works of Herodotus, Platon, Aristotle, and Polybius’) (practical unit, 2 hrs/week)

SS 2005 Die Römische Republik im Zeitalter der Bürgerkriege (‘The Roman Republic in the Times of the Civil Wars’) (proseminar, 2 hrs/week)

SS 2005 Caesar, De bello civili (practical unit, 2 hrs/week) WS 2004 Paulinus von Pella, Eucharisticos (practical unit, 2 hrs/week) SS 2004 Sueton, Divus Iulius (practical unit, 2 hrs/week)

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WS 2003 Der Fremde in den Reden Ciceros (‘The Alien in the Orations of Cicero’) (practical unit, 2 hrs/week)

SS 2003 Caesar, De bello Gallico (practical unit, 2 hrs/week) WS 2002 Cicero, Pro lege Manilia de imperio Cn. Pompei (practical unit, 2 hrs/week) SS 2002 Cicero, Pro rege Deiotaro (practical unit, 1 hr/week) SS 2001 Die Rechtskodifizierung unter den Kaisern Diocletian, Theodosius und Justinian.

Hintergründe, Methoden und Auswirkungen (‘The Codification of Law under the Emperors Diocletian, Theodosius and Justinian’) (practical unit, 2 hrs/week)

d) Courses Co-Taught with Professor Heinz Heinen, Department of Ancient History, University of

Trier

*(i.e. seminar for advanced students, ca. 4th year) **(i.e. seminar for advanced and Ph.D. students)

SS 2005 Themen und Texte der Alten Geschichte (as SS 2002, but 2 hrs/week)** WS 2004 Althistorisches Projekt- und Doktorandenkolloquium (as SS 2004, but 2 hrs/week)** SS 2004 Projektkolloquium zu Quellen und Forschungen (‘seminar related to [Greek] sources

and current research’, 1 h/week)** SS 2003 Kolloquium (as SS 2002, 1 h/week)** SS 2003 Caesars Gallischer Krieg (‘Caesar’s Gaulish War’) (2 hrs/week)* WS 2002 Kolloquium (as SS 2002, 1 h/week)** WS 2002 Römische Außenpolitik im Zeitalter der späten Republik (‘Roman Foreign Policy in the

Late Republic’) (2 hrs/week)* SS 2002 Kolloquium für Doktoranden, Magistranden, Examenskandidaten und Fortgeschrittene

(1 h/week)**

e) Course Taught in the Faculty of Modern History, Oxford University ST 2001 Paulinus of Pella, Eucharisticos (Latin poetry for PhD candidates, 2 hrs/week)

f) Latin Courses, Taught in the Department of Classics, University of Trier WS 1999 Cicero, De re publica (Latinum III, 5 hrs/week) SS 1999 Latinum II (practical unit, 5 hrs/week) WS 1998 Latinum I (practical unit, 5 hrs/week) SS 1998 Seneca, Epistulae ad Lucilium (Latinum IV, 5 hrs/week) WS 1997 Cicero, Tusculanae disputationes (Latinum III, 5 hrs/week) SS 1997 Latinum II (practical unit, 5 hrs/week) WS 1996 Latinum I (practical unit, 5 hrs/week)

2) Supervision of Advanced Students

a) Supervision of Graduate Students at UW (2009-2014): as of FT 2015: Andrew Kim (BA Waterloo ON): Reception of Roman Political Theory by the

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Founding Fathers. FT 2014-FT 2015: Tanner Rudnick (BA Waterloo ON): Cicero, Pro rege Deiotaro (MA Thesis). Tanner

was awarded a SSHRC MA scholarship for 2014/15. FT 2013-present: Brett Bartlett (BA Waterloo ON): Perspectives on Roman Imperialism in Cicero’s

De lege Manilia (MA Thesis). Brett was awarded a SSHRC MA scholarship for 2013/14. Brett presented a research paper on the representation of the Galatians in Livy at the Galatian Workshop at Waterloo (March 2014, paper in preparation for my volume on Galatian history) and another paper on Cicero’s Maniliana at the Graduate Workshop at Waterloo (May 2014), which he co-organized. See also undergraduate supervision.

FT 2013-ST 2015: Del John Houle (BA Nipissing ON): Recruitment Practices and Ethnic Identities in the Seleucid Army (MA Thesis). DJ was awarded a SSHRC MA scholarship for 2013/14. He presented on his research project at Graduate Workshop at Waterloo (May 2014), which he co-organized, further at the Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of Canada (Montreal, May 2014) and at the VIII Celtic Conference of Classics (Edinburgh, June 2014, paper accepted for publication by the volume eds., volume currently under peer review). Another of his thesis chapters was presented at Seleukid Study Day V (Brussels, August 2015, paper in preparation for publication). DJ defended his thesis in June 2015 and was admitted into the PhD Program of Classical Studies at McMaster as of Sep. 2015.

FT 2012-ST 2013: Lukas Lemcke (BA Waterloo ON): The Cursus Publicus in the Later Roman Empire. He wrote the articles Codex Theodosianus (with me) and Sirmondian Constitutions for the Oxford Dictionary of Late Antiquity (with the press). He held a paper that highlights the changes of the imperial information and transportation system from the High Empire to Late Antiquity at the Shifting Frontiers X conference (Ottawa, March 2013), a written version will be published in the proceedings. Lukas defended his MA Thesis in Sep. 2013. An extended version went through peer review as a monograph for the Collection Latomus in 2015, and is scheduled to be printed in Jan. 2016. He was awarded a SSHRC Doctoral Scholarship and started his PhD studies at Cologne University, Germany, in Oct. 2013. He was nominated for the UW Alumni Gold Medal in 2013. He also was my part-time RA with main responsibility for digital file processing. For further publications, see below b).

FT 2011-ST 2013: Ryan Walsh (BA Waterloo ON): Gallo-Roman Relations under the Early Empire – How Roman Prejudice Shaped the History of Gaul. Ryan gained credit for technical support of the database projects Amici populi Romani and Genealogical Tables of the Graeco-Roman World in spring 2012. He gave a splendid talk on the long-term effect of the usurpation of Vindex in Roman Gaul in AD 68 at the Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of Canada, London, May 2012. He also gave a compelling paper on Galatian queens at Seleucid Study Day IV at McGill University (Feb. 2013) and at the Galatian Workshop at Waterloo (March 2014). Ryan defended his MA Thesis in June 2013, was awarded a SSHRC Doctoral Scholarship and admitted into the PhD Program at McMaster in Sep. 2013.

FT 2011-FT 2012: Brandy Nault worked on ‘The Impact of the Imperial Cult on Early Christianity’. Service on further graduate student committees (Classical Studies, UW, unless stated otherwise): WT 2015-ST 2015: Aaron Bolarinho: The Reception of Vegetius and Frontinus in Geremia da

Montagnone’s Compendium Moralium Notabilium (c.1310), Wilfried Laurier University.

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ST 2014: Stacy Reda: Interregnum: Queen Regency in the Seleucid Empire (MA Thesis defended in Aug. 2014).

WT 2012-ST 2013: Dan Attrell: Dionysian Semiotics: Mycolatry and Shamanism in the Myths and Rituals of the Phrygian Mother (MA Thesis defended in Aug. 2013).

FT 2011-FT 2012: Nizar Ghazal (at Wilfrid Laurier University): Olea Europaea: Methods of Olive Oil Processing and the Mycenaean Oil Trade in the Late Bronze Age Levant (MA Thesis defended in May 2013)

FT 2011-WT 2013: Jonathan Shen: A Preliminary Prosopography of Hellenistic Rhodes (MRP accepted in Apr. 2013)

FT 2010-ST 2012: Laura Roncone: MA Thesis on Late Roman Demography (defended in Aug. 2012) WT 2010: Sean Irvin (at the School of Architecture, University of Waterloo): MArch Thesis on the

Roman Tabellarium (defended in Jan./Feb. 2010). Further Collaboration with Graduate and Doctoral Students: As of summer 2015: PhD committee member for Germain Payen, Université Laval, thesis title: Les

conséquences du traité d’Apamée en Asie Mineure. As of July 2013: PhD advisor to Ben McIntosh, National University, Canberra, Australia, thesis title:

The Freedom of Action of Rome's Allied Kingdoms in the Late Republic. FT-2012 to FT 2015: Organization of Seleukid Study Day IV: Seleukid Royal Women at McGill

University; co-editing of the proceedings as a Historia Einzelschrift (expected by spring 2016); maintenance of Seleukid Study Group Homepage (http://www.seleucid-genealogy.com/ssg.html) with Alex McAuley. He successfully defended his PhD (supervised by Hans Beck) at McGill University in Nov. 2015 and is lecturer at the University of British Colombia since Sep. 2015.

Oct. 2011-Feb. 2012 and Jan.-Feb. 2013: Monica d’Agostini, visiting PhD student at UW from Milan and Bologna: collaboration on Seleucid dynastic intermarriage; she contributed to Seleucid Study Days I-IV, see below.

WT 2010-ST 2012: April Ross, BA Waterloo 2011, MA Oxford 2012, PhD student Toronto since 2012: co-production of four maps on Ancient Galatia, published in Gephyra 9, 2012, 51-68; see above, D. 5) d).

b) Supervision of Undergraduate Students at UW Undergraduate Honours Thesis Supersivion: FT 2013-ST 2014: Tanner Rudnick: Commentary on Cicero, Pro rege Deiotaro. See also below. WT-FT 2012: Brett Bartlett: Justin’s Epitome. The Unlikely Adaptation of Trogus’ World History. His

revised thesis was published in Histos 8, 2014, 264-283. A further result of our work is the conference contribution The Fate of Kleopatra Tryphaina, or: Poetic Justice in Justin (presented at Seleucid Study Day IV: Seleucid Royal Women, McGill University, Feb. 2013; the volume went through peer review in 2015 and will be printed in 2016). Brett was repeatedly placed in the Sight Competitions of the Classical Association of Canada: 1st (Junior Latin) in 2011, 1st (Senior Latin) and 1st (Junior Greek) in 2012, 3rd (Senior Latin) and 2nd (Senior Greek) in 2013.

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FT 2011-WT 2012: Lukas Lemcke: The Imperial Information and Transportation System in the High Empire. We have co-authored the article ‘Users and Issuers of Permits of the Imperial Information and Transportation System in the 1st Century CE’ (Latomus 72, 2013, 1034-1054). I further supervised Lukas’ article ‘Status Identification on the Road: Requisitioning of Travel Resources by Senators, Equestrians, and Centurions without diplomata. A Note on the Sagalassus Inscription (SEG XXVI, 1392)’ (Gephyra 9, 2012, 137-151). Among his many distinctions, I single out the Award for Outstanding Accomplishments in Classical Studies by the Classical Association of the Middle, West and South (2011).

Independent Study Supervision: Tanner Rudnick: ST 2012: LAT 491: Independent Study: Livy on Galatian History and the Bellum

Antiochicum. Tanner scored 2nd in Junior Latin (2012) and 3rd in the Junior Greek (2013) Sight Competition of the Classical Association of Canada.

Supervision of undergraduate assistants at UW: As of Mar. 2015: Emily Orocz, 3rd-4th year, part-time RA: website design and file processing. As of Mar. 2015: Rifat Syed, 3rd-4th year, part-time RA: library proxy and file processing. Oct.-Dec. 2014: Brittany Winterkorn, 3rd year, part-time RA: library support. Oct. 2014-Apr. 2015: James Massia, 3rd year, part-time RA: scanning and file processing. Jan.-Apr., Oct.-Dec. 2014: Wen Wei Koh, 4th year (Maths), part-time RA: file processing. Jan.-Apr. 2014: Mitchell Elvidge, 4th year, part-time RA: file processing. Nov.-Apr. 2013: Ilyas Ashirov, 3rd year, part-time RA: production of genealogical tables. Apr. 2013-June 2014: Andrew Noakes, 3rd year, part-time RA: scanning and file processing. Apr. 2013-June 2014: Emma Jennings, 2nd-3rd year, part-time RA: file editing, work on archaeology

of Galatia. Nov. 2012-Apr. 2014: Sydney Pinchbeck, 4th -5th year, part-time RA: library proxy. Sep. 2012-Aug. 2014: Tanner Rudnick, 4th-5th year, part-time RA: maintenance of the website of the

Waterloo Institute for Hellenistic Studies ( service for WIHS until Apr. 2013); development of my database projects APR: http://amicipopuliromani.com; English language editing; translation from German into English.

June 2012-June 2015: Marina Gallagher, 1st-4th-year, part-time RA: bibliographical support, file editing.

May-Dec. 2013: Katrina Vandervoort, 4th-5th year, part-time RA: website support. May 2012-Dec. 2013: Andrew Kim, 2nd-4th-year, part-time RA: bibliographical support, scanning

and file processing. March 2011-Aug. 2012: Lukas Lemcke, 4th-5th year, part-time RA: digital archive, bibliographical

support, scanning and file processing. Feb. 2011-Aug. 2012: Bashar Jabbur, 3rd-4th year, OWS part time RA: in charge of the technical and

aesthetic improvements of the WIHS website. See J. (service for WIHS) Oct. 2011-Apr. 2012: Palak Patel, 4th year, OWS part time RA: scanning and file processing. FT 2011, WT 2013: Brett Bartlett, 4th year, part-time RA: bibliographical support, scanning and file

processing; 5th year part-time TA for a class on Cicero, Pro lege Manilia. WT-ST 2011: Ryan Walsh, 5th year, part-time RA: IT support; technical enhancement of the

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aforementioned databases; see also above, a). Mar.-June 2011: Adele Robert, 2nd year, part-time RA: bibliographical support. WT 2010: Louise Frost, 2nd year, Co-op Student: design of website of the Waterloo Institute for

Hellenistic Studies service for WIHS FT 2009-ST 2011: April Ross, 4th-5th year, part-time RA: bibliographical support; preparation of

historical maps of Ancient Galatia; see above, a). c) Work with Advanced Students at the University of Trier (2002-08/10) During my term as research associate (2002-2008), I assisted Prof. Heinz Heinen in the supervision of 3 graduate and 1 PhD theses. Moreover, by individual tuition and common readings of ancient sources, I led five of my part-time research assistants to their first publications. These add up to 6 research articles (2 co-authored with myself), 78 encyclopaedic articles, indexes to 3 edited volumes, 2 conference reports, plus support as to the peer-reviewed publication of a PhD. Christmann, Kathrin: Ptolemaios XII. von Ägypten, Freund des Pompeius, in: Altay Coşkun (ed.):

Roms auswärtige Freunde in der späten Republik und im frühen Prinzipat, Göttingen 2005, 113-126.

Christmann, Kathrin: 7 contributions to Altay Coşkun (ed.): Amici Populi Romani (APR) in 2005. Kathrin Zoeller (born Christmann) is a tenured high school teacher in the Palatinate, Germany. Lamberty, John: Amicus Caesaris. Der Aufstieg des L. Cornelius Balbus aus Gades, in: Altay Coşkun

(ed.): Roms auswärtige Freunde in der späten Republik und im frühen Prinzipat, Göttingen 2005, 155-173.

Lamberty, John: 35 contributions to Altay Coşkun (ed.): Amici Populi Romani (APR) in 2005. John Lamberty was hired as a tenured journalist in Luxemburg (Luxemburger Wort) in 2008. Prantl, Henrik: Zusammenfassung der Beiträge zur Tagung: Zwischen Freundschaft und kultischer

Verehrung Formen und Wandel grenzüberschreitender Zugehörigkeit in der Antike, Universität Trier 2007: URL: www.sfb600.uni-trier.de//filebase/A2/Tagungsbericht.pdf.

Prantl, Henrik: Artavasdes II. – Freund oder Feind der Römer?, in: Altay Coşkun (ed.): Freundschaft und Gefolgschaft in den auswärtigen Beziehungen der Römer (2. Jh. v.Chr. – 1. Jh. n.Chr.), Frankfurt/M. 2008, 91-108.

Prantl, Henrik: 9 contributions to Altay Coşkun (ed.): Amici Populi Romani (APR 02) in 2008. Prantl, Henrik: 2 contributions to Altay Coşkun (ed.): Amici Populi Romani (APR 03) in 2010. Prantl, Henrik: Registers to Altay Coşkun/Heinz Heinen/Stefan Pfeiffer (eds.): Repräsentation von

Identität und Zugehörigkeit im Osten der griechisch-römischen Welt, Frankfurt/M. 2009, 227-243.

Prantl, Henrik/Schwerdtner, Katrin: Registers to Altay Coşkun (ed.): Freundschaft und Gefolgschaft in den auswärtigen Beziehungen der Römer (2. Jh. v.Chr. – 1. Jh. n.Chr.), Frankfurt/M. 2008, 241-261.

Henrik Prantl was hired by a publishing house in Dortmund in 2012. Schwerdtner, Katrin/Coşkun, Altay: Von Freunden und gottgleichen Herrschern. Tagungsbericht:

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Zwischen Freundschaft und kultischer Verehrung in der Antike, H-Soz-u-Kult 13.02.2008. URL: http://hsozkult.geschichte.hu-berlin.de/tagungsberichte/id=1872.

Katrin Schwerdtner is now PhD student at Trier University (supervised by Prof. Stefan Busch). Tröster, Manuel/Coşkun, Altay: Zwischen Freundschaft und Gefolgschaft. Vergleichende

Beobachtungen zu den Außenbeziehungen des Römischen Reiches und der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika, GFA 6, 2003, 67-95.

Tröster, Manuel/Coşkun, Altay: Amerika auf den Spuren Roms? Zum Thema der Freundschaft in den Außenbeziehungen der Vereinigten Staaten und des Römischen Reiches, GWU 55.9, 2004, 486-501.

Tröster, Manuel: Lucullus, His Foreign Amici, and the Shadow of Pompey, in: Altay Coskun (ed.): Roms auswärtige Freunde in der späten Republik und im frühen Prinzipat, Göttingen 2005, 91-111.

Tröster, Manuel: Registers to Altay Coşkun (Hg.): Roms auswärtige Freunde in der späten Republik und im frühen Prinzipat, Göttingen 2005, 278-300.

Tröster, Manuel: 25 contributions to Altay Coşkun (ed.): Amici Populi Romani (APR) in 2005 and 2007.

Cf. also the reference to Coşkun in the preface of Manuel Tröster’s published PhD: Themes, Character, and Politics in Plutarch’s Life of Lucullus. The Construction of a Roman Aristocrat, Stuttgart 2008.

After a postdoctoral fellowship of the DAAD spent at Coimbra, Portugal, Manuel Tröster became Program Coordinator at the Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna, Austria .

3) Other Relevant Teaching Information For the organization of workshops and conferences involving students, most of which also involve

students, see above (G.) and below (J.). I ran various reading groups for advanced students and contributed to a variety of lecture series. J. OTHER ACADEMIC AND SERVICE ACTIVITIES: Over the past years, I have predominantly been dedicated to creating and developing international and interdisciplinary research networks that involve established scholars, young researchers and advanced students from the undergraduate level onwards. My initiatives include the Seleukid Study Group, networks on Galatia and Asia Minor, as well as networks on Greco-Roman dynasties, Roman diplomacy and Black Sea Studies. 1) Service to the Department of Classical Studies, UW 2014 Sep.-present Academic Affairs: organization of departmental guest lectures and workshops, including the

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Graduate Workshop “Methods of Asia Minor Studies” (with Patrick Baker & Craig Hardiman, 12 March 2015)

Library Liaison for Classical Studies 2015 June Acting Chair (two weeks). 2014 WT Organization of the International Graduate Workshop ‘Hellenistic and Roman Asia Minor’

(Waterloo, 1-2 May) (with DJ Houle and Brett Bartlett) Organization of the International Workshop ‘Recent Research on Ancient Galatia’ (Waterloo, 13-15

March) 2014 May, Nov.-Dec. Acting Chair (three weeks) 2011 WT Member of the Graduate Studies Admission Committee 2010 WT, ST Book acquisitions for the departmental/WIHS collection. Preparatory work for the digitization of the departmental/WIHS collection. 2009 ST Preparations for an institutional partnership between the Department of Classical Studies and

WIHS at UW on the one hand, and the Department of Classics and Ancient History and the Exeter Centre for Hellenistic and Romano-Greek Culture and Society at the University of Exeter on the other.

2) Service to the Waterloo Institute for Hellenistic Studies (WIHS) and the Seleucid Study Group 2012 Dec.-2013 July Interim Director of WIHS Main duties included representation and correspondence, fundraising with Arts Advancement,

program co-ordination with the Steering Committee. 2009 Aug.-2013 Sep. Steering Committee Member of WIHS 2010 Jan.-2013 Aug. Design, Development, Supervision of WIHS Website

(http://www.wihs.uwaterloo.ca) 2012-2012 Updates and further improvements with RA Tanner Rudnick 2011-2012 Production of 3rd version of the website with RA Bashar Jabbour 2011 Dec. Official appointment as Website Supervisor

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2011 (WT) Production of first drafts of templates for the WIHS newsletter 1 (with RA Valerie Broadbend and Brigitte Schneebeli, main responsibility: Riemer Faber).

2011 (WT) Initiation of 2nd version of WIHS website with RA Jashar Jabbour (work continued by Craig Hardiman).

2010 (WT) Creation of 1st version of WIHS website and a portal for digital databases with co-op student Louise Frost.

2011-present Initiator and Coordinator of the Seleukid Study Group For my activities as Coordinator of the Seleukid Study Group after July 2013, see above, G.

Conference Organization (with links to reports). 2013 Mar. Launch of Seleucid Study Bibliography together with Alex McAuley MA (McGill) and the

further support of David Engels (Brussels) and Kyle Erickson (Lampeter, UK): http://seleucid-genealogy.com/ssg_bibliography.html.

2012 Oct. Launch of Seleucid Study Group website; main responsibility: Alex McAuley: http://seleucid-genealogy.com/ssg.html.

2011 Nov.-present Seleucid Study Day IV: Seleucid Royal Women together with Alex McAuley and Hans Beck; successful application for a UW HSS Grant (Apr./June 2012) and a SSHRC Connection Grant (Oct. 2012/Jan. 2013). The conference was hosted at McGill University, Montreal, Feb. 20-23, 2013 (19 papers); publication of proceedings in preparation. Reports: H-Soz-u-Kult, 1 May 2013 (ca. 3.5 pp.); WIHS website (ca. 1 p. and 7 pp.); WIHS Newsletter 3, 2014.

2011 Aug.-2012 Sep. Assistance for the organization of Seleucid Study Day III: War within the Family: A Reassessment of the First Century of Seleucid Rule, Bordeaux (5-7 Sep. 2012); main convenor: Kyle Erickson. Reports: WIHS website; H-Soz-u-Kult, 22.10.2012.

2011 Nov. Seleucid Study Day II, Waterloo (9 Nov. 2011). Reports: WIHS newsletter 2, 2012; H-Soz-u-Kult, 9.1.2012.

2011 Aug. Seleucid Study Day (I), co-organized with Stephen Mitchell, Exeter (15 Aug. 2011); reports: WIHS newsletter 2, 2012; H-Soz-u-Kult, 27.10.2011.

2011-2013 Involvement in Further Conferences and Lecture Series Sponsored by WIHS 2010-2013 Nov. Conference “Interconnectivity in the Mediterranean and Pontic World during

Hellenistic and Roman periods.” Constanţa, Romania, 8-12 July 2013, with Victor Cojocaru, Archaeological Institute of the Romanian Academy in Iaşi, and Gabriel Custurea, Director of the National Museum of History and Archaeology, Constanţa (ca. 47 papers). (Publication of proceedings in Nov. 2014.)

2013 Jan. Workshop “Interstate Relations in Antiquity”, Waterloo, 8 Jan. 2013, co-organized with Sheila Ager, as well as the support of Andrew Faulkner and RA Lukas Lemcke (5 papers; production of a reader of some 170 pp.; one preparatory grad class on ancient IR, 3 hrs., in the fall of 2012).

2012 Jan. Contribution of one extended lecture (2 hrs.) on the Seleucid Empire to the Lecture Series on the Hellenistic World (organizer: Sheila Ager) for the Third Age Learning Group

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(TAL). 2010 Dec. Coordination of workshop panel on Antiochus I with David Engels, Brussels, and Kyle

Erickson, Lampeter, started international and interdisciplinary cooperation on the Seleucid Kingdom; two co-authored books on Antiochus are in preparation. Report in WIHS newsletter 1, 2011.

3) Service to the Faculty of Arts and University of Waterloo 2013 Jan.-present Departmental representative at the Faculty Association of the University of Waterloo (FAUW) 2013 June-2010 Nov. Departmental representative at the Arts Faculty Council Executive (AFCE) 4) Service to the Scholarly Community Organization of conferences or workshops (since 2003) have been listed above, section G. For further editorial work (since 2004), see my List of Publications and Work in Progress. Advisory Function for or Editorial Support to Scholarly Journals and Book Series present-2013 Jan. Member of the Editorial Team of Latomus (Journal for Latin Philology and

Roman History, Archaeology and Epigraphy), with responsibility for Gaul, Asia Minor, Epigraphy, and Law. Director: David Engels, ULB, Brussels. My duties include advice on the profile and organization of the journal; correspondence with authors and reviewers; writing of reviews; checking of revisions by authors. URL: http://www.latomus.be/en

present-2013 Member of the Editorial Team of the book series Pontica et Mediterranea. Main editor: Victor Cojocaru, Romanian Academy, Department of Archaeology, Iaşi Branch. Publisher: Mega, Cluj-Napoca. Appointment for vols. 2ff. My duties include advice on the profile and board of the series; translation or language editing for blurbs, prefaces and other communications (German / English); requesting reviews. See my list of publications.

present-2012 Sep.: Membre du comité scientifique de lecture of the journal Aitia – until now only nominal. URL: http://aitia.revues.org/

present-2011 Sep.: Membro del comitato scientifico of the book series Diádema - Collana di Studi di Storia Antica e Orientale diretta da Antonio Panaino e Federicomaria Muccioli – until now only nominal. URL: http://www.mimesisedizioni.it/Diadema.html.

2007-present Peer Review for Research Journals, Book Seriies and Granting Agencies 2015 Reviewer for Historia (2), Latomus (9 articles, 2 books), Russian Science Foundation (1). 2014 Reviewer for Latomus (6), Pontica et Mediterranea (1), TAPA (1).

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2013 Reviewer for Latomus (5); Research Foundation Flanders, Belgium (2); Illinois Classical Studies (1), contact: Antonios Augustakis.

2012 Peer review for Latomus, contact: D. Engels (2); Romanian National Council for Scientific Research, contact: F. Solomon, (2); Historia, contact: K. Brodersen (1); Phoenix, contact: Michele George (1).

2011 Peer review for Latomus, contact: C. Deroux & D. Engels (2); Journal of Ancient Egyptian Interconnections, contact: R.H. Wilkinson, (1); Romanian National Council for Scientific Research, contact: F. Solomon, (2).

2010 Peer review for Historia, contact: M. Jehne (2); TAPA, contact: Katharina Volk (1); Latomus, contact: C. Deroux & D. Engels (1).

2009 Peer review for Historia, M. Jehne (2); Materiali e Discussioni, contact: R. Ferri (2). 2007 Peer review for Anatolian Studies (1), contact: L. Vandeput. 5) Service to the University of Trier 2003 May-2014 Sep. Co-Director (since 2009 Jan., 2003 May-2008 Dec. Director) of the study group on Foreigners’

Rights and Citizenship from Antiquity to the Present Day, SFB 600, University of Trier: http://sfb600.uni-trier.de/?site_id=116&id=25. Our main goal was the production of a handbook, which appeared in Sep. 2014. With 11 authors and several advisers involved, a substantial amount of coordination and communication was required, for which I bore the main responsibility together with Lutz Raphael.

2002 Aug.-2008 Dec. Administration of the research project The Foreign Friends of Rome, SFB

600, University of Trier, including – most related communications (reports, requests, instructions, invitations etc.) – the recruitment, training, and supervision of our RAs (on average, four students with

a work load of five hours per week were employed, with two new recruitments per year)

– design and updating of website, with the technical support of Henrik Prantl (http://www.sfb600.uni-trier.de/?site_id=108& proj_id=4f394fe6c94fcbe67faee63c3a000b53&sitename=Startseite)

– production of 5 posters, contributions to Flyers (http://www.sfb600.uni-trier.de/index.php?site_id=111) and brochures (e.g., http://www.sfb600.uni-trier.de/filebase/Z/sfb_brosch_2009_web.pdf, pp. 9, 36f.).

K. PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS: Since 2012 Apr. Member of the British Institute at Ankara Since 2010 Jan. Member of the Classical Association of Canada Since 2009 Oct. Member of the Association of Ancient Historians of America (AAH) Since 2008 Jan. Member of the International Council of Onomastic Sciences (ICOS)

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Since 2006 Apr. Member of the ‘Verband der Historiker und Historikerinnen Deutschlands’ (VHD), i.e. German Society of Historical Studies

Since 2005 Jan. Member of the ‘Mommsengesellschaft’, i.e. German Society of Classical Studies 2002 Apr.-2015 Member of the ‘DAAD Freundeskreis’, i.e. Circle of Friends of the German

Academic Exchange Service, Bonn L. Research Teams and Networks 2014 June-present Adviser of the Center for Hellenistic Studies at the Dmitry Pozharsky University,

Moscow (contact: Prof. Dr. Oleg Gabelko) 2014 June-present Associate Member of the Melbourne Excavation Team of Pessinus (Director:

Prof. Dr. Gocha Tsetskhladze, Oxford University) 2013 July-present Advisor of the Epigraphic Survey Project in the Mihalıççık District, Galatia,

Turkey (Director: Dr. Hale Güney, Ipek University, Ankara; 1st campaign: 2014) 2013 June-present Collaborator within the Project Archaeological and Historical Atlas of Asia

Minor (Director: Dr. Hadrien Bru, Besançon) 2013-present Associate Member of the Project ‘External Relations of the Pontic Greek Cities’

(Director: Dr. Victor Cojocaru, Archaeologial Institute at the Romanian Academy, Iaşi, Romania)

2011 Aug.-present Initiator and Director of the Seleucid Study Group, Exeter – Waterloo – Montreal – Brussels – Lampeter, ( see also J. Service, 2)

2009 July-present Member of the Waterloo Institute for Hellenistic Studies 2009 Jan.-2012 Dec. Member of the International Research Network ‘Lokale Eliten in antiken

Großreichen’ (‘Local Élites in Ancient Empires’), directed by Professor Peter Franz Mittag (Cologne) and Professor Boris Dreyer (Erlangen), funded by the Gerda-Henkel Stiftung, Bonn

2006 Jan.-2009 Dec. Member of the International Research Network ‘Lokale Eliten unter den hellenistischen Königen’ (‘Local Élites under the Hellenistic Kings’), directed by Professor Peter Franz Mittag (Cologne) and Dr. Boris Dreyer (Göttingen / Frankfurt) (http://cgi.server.uni-frankfurt.de/fb08/bodreyer/index.html), funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), Bonn

2004 June-present Initiator and Director of the Network Amici Populi Romani, SFB 600, Trier, and since 2009 Waterloo ON (APR)

2003 Dec.-2008 Dec. Initiator and Member of the Network for Intercultural Onomastics (NIO), Trier and Oxford

2003 July-2014 Sep. Initiator and Director (since Jan. 2009 co-Director) of the Study Group for the History of Citizenship and Foreigners’ Rights, SFB 600, Trier (Arbeitskreis Zugehörigkeitsrechte)

2002 May-2014 Sep. Member of the Collaborative Research Centre Strangers and Poor People (SFB 600), Trier