Brian Harvey
Modern and Classical Language Studies
Full Professor
Campus:
Kent
Office Location:
308 - B Satterfield Hall
Biography
I am currently professor of Classics. I teach courses in Greek, Latin, and ancient history and culture. I have been teaching at 91²Ö¿â since 1999.
Recent Courses Taught:
CLAS 21405: The Roman Achievement
CLAS 4/51004/HIST 41003: Greek History
CLAS 4/51006/HIST 41006: Roman History
CLAS 4197/51097: The Greek and Persian Wars
LAT 16201: Elementary Latin 1
LAT 16202: Elementary Latin 2
Publications
- 2025: Encyclopedia of Roman Imperial Chronology, Routledge (co-authored with Sarah M. Harvey)
- 2016: Daily Life in the Ancient Roman City, Hackett Press
- 2015: Roman Lives: Ancient Roman Life as Illustrated by Latin Inscriptions, Corrected Edition, Focus Publishing, an imprint of Hackett Press
- 2010: “The Use of Latin Inscriptions in the Modern Classroom†in Humanitas (2010), pp. 9-13.
- 2004: Roman Lives: Ancient Roman Life as Illustrated by Latin Inscriptions, Focus Publishing.
- 2004: "Two Bases of Marcus Aurelius and the Roman Imperial Succession" in Historia 54.1 (2004), pp. 46-60.
- 2003: “The Use of Roman Funerary Inscriptions in Large-Enrollment Classes Taught in Englishâ€, The Classical Bulletin 79.2 (2003), pp. 219-242.
- 2002: “The Dies Imperii of Nervaâ€, The Ancient History Bulletin, 16.1-2 (2002), pp. 44-56
- 2002: “Trajan's Restored Coinage and the Revival of the Memory of Caesar the Dictatorâ€, Ancient World 33.2 (2002), pp. 93-100.
