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Faculty of Classics

 

Research

Greek rhetoric; Attic oratory; Ancient Greek medicine; knowledge construction and communication; papyrology; and textual criticism.

Publications

Key publications: 
  • Maltagliati, G. 2023. 'The Rhetoric of Transparency: Telling Knowledge in Ancient Medical and Forensic Texts’, Rhetorica 41 (3), 225-249. 
  • Maltagliati, G. 2020 ‘Persuasion through Proximity and Distance in Historical Examples’, the Attic Orators’ GRBS 60, 68-97.
  • Maltagliati, G. 2020 ‘Manipolare il passato, prefigurare il futuro: esempi storici ed emozioni nell’ oratoria deliberativa attica’, Rhesis, 11, 290-98.
  • Maltagliati, G. 2020. POxy5488 and 5490, The Oxyrhynchus Papyri LXXXV, 41-3.
College Associate Professor in Classics and Fellow, Downing College
Director of Studies, Downing College

Contact Details

Faculty of Classics
Sidgwick Avenue
CB3 9DA
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Affiliations

Latest news

Marie Curie / BA postdoctoral fellowship schemes

19 May 2025

The Faculty of Classics invites potential applicants to the MSCA (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions) and the British Academy’s Postdoctoral Fellowship schemes within areas relevant to our research clusters: Greek and Latin Literature, Greek and Roman Philosophy, Ancient History, C lassical Art and Archaeology, Classical and...

Senior Curator: Mediterranean Antiquities

28 April 2025

The Faculty and the Fitzwilliam Museum and are seeking to appoint a Senior Curator of Mediterranean Antiquities. The post-holder will be the curatorial and research lead for the Fitzwilliam's substantial collection of Mediterranean antiquities, and will also be a senior member of the Faculty of Classics: 20% of the role...

Ralegh Radford Rome Award

3 April 2025

The Faculty is delighted to report that Jonathan Steward has been awarded the Ralegh Radford Rome Award, BSR, for Lent Term 2026.

Pat Story

2 April 2025

We are very sad to pass on the news of the death of Pat Story on 25th March, after a short illness. Pat has been the single most important figure in classics education for the last 50 years and her passing marks the end of an era. There will be a celebration of her life in Hughes Hall at 2pm on Saturday 17 May. All are...