Brian Harvey
Modern and Classical Language Studies
Associate Professor of Classics, Undergraduate Advisor
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
Expertise
Latin Epigraphy
Roman History
Numismatics
Roman Cultural Studies
Ancient Sport
Arts and Humanities
Language or Literature
Classical or Ancient Language or Literature
Roman History
Numismatics
Roman Cultural Studies
Ancient Sport
Arts and Humanities
Language or Literature
Classical or Ancient Language or Literature
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.
