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1 SALVADOR BARTERA P.O. Box FL Mississippi State, MS Tel EDUCATION 2008 Ph.D. (Classics), University of Virginia. Dissertation: A Commentary on Tacitus, Annals (Advisor: A.J. Woodman) 2002 Laurea (= M.A.) with Honors (Classical Languages), University of Urbino, Italy. Thesis: La Flavia di Bernardino Stefonio: revisione del testo e alcuni problemi (Advisor: C. Questa) EMPLOYMENT 2014 (spring) present Assistant Professor of Classics. Department of Classical and Modern Languages and Literatures, Mississippi State University 2013 (fall) Senior Lecturer. Department of Classics, University of Tennessee, Knoxville (spring) Lecturer. Department of Classics, University of Tennessee, Knoxville (and ) Lecturer (Italian and Latin). Department of Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Graduate Teaching Assistant. Department of Classics, University of Virginia 1999 (fall) Lecturer in Italian. ERASMUS Program, University of Urbino, Italy RESEARCH INTERESTS Latin Literature (esp. historiography, and also its relationship with epic poetry); the Classical Tradition; Humanism; Renaissance Scholarship; Neo-Latin Jesuit drama TEACHING EXPERIENCE Languages Latin: Beginning (including spoken Latin ) and intensive

2 Intermediate: Caesar (BG), Cicero (Pro Caelio, Pro Archia), Vergil (Aen.), Livy, Ovid (Met. & Am.) Advanced: Catullus, Caesar (BG), Sallust (Catiline), Horace (Odes), Tacitus (Agricola, Histories), Juvenal, Prose Composition Greek: Beginning and Intermediate (Lysias, New Testament Greek) Advanced: Herodotus, Plato (Apology), Euripides (Medea) Italian: Beginning and Intermediate Courses in English: Greek and Roman Civilization Greek and Roman Mythology Italian Literature & Culture PUBLICATIONS Peer-Reviewed Articles and Book chapters - Flavian fides in Tacitus Histories. Submitted (Phoenix) - Commentary Writing on the Annals of Tacitus: Different Approaches for Different Audiences, in C.S. Kraus and C.A. Stray (eds.), Classical Commentaries: Oxford, Year-beginnings in the Neronian Books of Tacitus Annals, Museum Helveticum 68 (2011): Horace s Carmen Saeculare: A Case of Reception among the Jesuits, Paideia 66 (2011): Nero s characterization in Book 16 of Tacitus Annals. In preparation - Tacitus s Subversive Chronology. In Preparation Book Projects - A Commentary on Tacitus, Annals 16 (in preparation) - Bernardino Stefonio: Flavia tragoedia (in preparation) Book Reviews - A.A. Barrett, E. Fantham, and J.C. Yardley, The Emperor Nero. A Guide to the Ancient Sources (Princeton, 2016). AHB Online Reviews 7 (2017): S.J.V. Malloch, The Annals of Tacitus: Book 11 (Oxford, 2013). Histos 10 (2016): lxxixlxxxiii - Tristan Power, Roy K. Gibson (eds.). Suetonius the Biographer: Studies in Roman Lives (Oxford, 2014). CW (2016): 280-1

3 - J. Marincola (ed.), Greek and Roman Historiography (Oxford, 2011). RSR 39.4 (2013): V.E. Pagán, A Companion to Tacitus (Malden, MA and Oxford, 2012). CR 63.2 (2013): T.A. Joseph, Tacitus the Epic Successor. Virgil, Lucan, and the Narrative of Civil War in the Histories (Leiden-Boston, 2012). BMCR C.B. Krebs, A Most Dangerous Book. Tacitus Germania from the Roman Empire to the Third Reich (New York and London, 2011). CR 62.1 (2012): R. Mellor, Tacitus Annals (Oxford, 2011). BMCR D. Sailor, Writing and Empire in Tacitus (Cambridge, 2008). CJ (2011): C. Caruso and A. Laird, Italy and the Classical Tradition: Language, Thought and Poetry (London, 2009). IJCT 18.1 (2011): A. Kamm, The Romans: An Introduction (London & New York, 2008²). BMCR R. Ash, Tacitus Histories Book II (Cambridge, 2007). Exemplaria Classica 12 (2008): R. Ash, Tacitus (London, 2006). Classical Outlook 84.4 (Summer 2007): D.H. Garrison, The Student s Catullus (Norman, OK, 2004³). BMCR Review Essays - A proposito di due recenti studi tacitiani [R. Ash, Tacitus (London, 2006) and F. Santoro L hoir, Tragedy, Rhetoric and the Historiography of Tacitus Annales (Ann Arbor, 2006)]. RFIC 135 (2007): SCHOLARLY CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS - Tacitus: Annals 16, Historiography Jam II. Stanford University, April Flavian fides in the Histories of Tacitus. University of Mississippi (invited lecture). November Tacitus Subversive Chronology. CAMWS-SS Chronological Displacement(s) in Tacitus. Classical & Modern Languages & Literatures Symposium: Displacement in Language, Literature, and Culture, Mississippi State University. September October Tacitus, Fides, and the Flavians. Historiography Jam. Stanford University, April The Evolution of fides in Tacitus Histories: from Chaos to (Flavian) Order. FIDES in Flavian Literature Conference. Radboud University, Nijmegen, NL. June The Annals of Tacitus: from Obscurity to Bestseller. Louisiana State University (invited lecture). April The Characterization of Thrasea Paetus in the Tacitean Narrative. CAMWS Epic Manipulation: Restructuring Livy s Hannibalic War in Silius Italicus Punica (coauthored with C. Stocks, Radbound University Nijmegen). SCS Protean Readings of Tacitus Annals. CAMWS Tacitus Vergil: Intertextual Readings in the Annals. University of Virginia, April 2013

4 - Commentary Writing on the Annals of Tacitus. Classical Commentaries Seminar. Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 10 November 2012 (in absentia); APA Latin Prose Commentaries Workshop. University of Liverpool, January HBO s Rome and its Audience Reception in America, England and Italy (co-authored with C. Stocks, University of Nijmegen). Cinema and Antiquity, University of Liverpool, July Anomalous Beginnings in the Neronian Books of Tacitus Annals. CAMWS Commentary Writers Workshop. Georgetown University, February The Annals of Tacitus and the Literature of the exitus illustrium virorum. North Carolina State University, February 2009 (invited lecture) - An Extraneous Interlude? How Tacitus Begins Annals 16. CAMWS Un commento al Libro 16 degli Annali di Tacito: problemi e metodologia. Seminar, University of Urbino, Italy, May Classical Reception in the Jesuit Theater: the Flavia of Stefonio. CAMWS The Weni Widi Wici Project: A Critical Approach to Internet Resources for Classicists. Ancient Studies New Technologies III. James Madison University, December 2004 HONORS AND AWARDS - Margo Tytus Visiting Research Fellowship, University of Cincinnati (Spring 2018) - Mellon Summer Institute in Paleography, Getty Research Center (July 2017) - Digital Latin Library Mellon Summer Workshop, University of Oklahoma (June 2017) - CAMWS Bridge Initiative Grant (2017) - CAMWS Caristia Grant (2017) - Alumni Association Early Career Undergraduate Teaching Excellence Award Nomination, Mississippi State University ( ) - CAMWS Bridge Initiative Grant (2016) - CAMWS Caristia Grant (2016) - Living Latin in Paris, Paideia Reginald Foster Scholarship (2016) - College of A&S Award for Outstanding Teaching by a Non-Tenure Track Faculty Member, University of Tennessee ( ) - Standing Tall for Classics, Higher Ground (Spring 2012), University of Tennessee ( - Research Scholarship at the Fondation Hardt, Switzerland (June 2008) - Summer Dissertation Fellowship, University of Virginia (2006) - Presidential Fellowship, University of Virginia ( ) - Study Abroad Fellowship (USA), University of Urbino ( ) - Erasmus Fellowship, Universität Eichstätt (1998). Declined PROFESSIONAL SERVICE University and Departmental - Undergraduate Advisor, Dept. of CMLL, Mississippi State University, 2015-present

5 - Curriculum Committee, Dept. of CMLL, Mississippi State University, 2014-present - Classical Week, Honors College, Mississippi State University, 2014-present - Honors Senior Theses Reader, Mississippi State University, Asian Studies Search Committee, Dept. of CMLL, Mississippi State University, Translator of official documents (from Italian to English), 2015-present - Organizing Committee: Dept. of CMLL Symposium ( ) - Scholarship Committee, Dept. of Classics, University of Tennessee, Speakers and Events Committee, Dept. of Classics, University of Tennessee, Organizations and Academic Journals - School Awards Committee, CAMWS, 2015-present - Advisory Group on Non-Tenure Track Faculty, SCS, Peer reviewer for Classical Quarterly, Classical Antiquity, Classical Journal, and Institutum Historicum Societatis Iesu Other - Session Chair, Classical Literature. CMLL Symposium: Displacement in Language, Literature, and Culture, Mississippi State University. September October Staging Seneca s Phaedra. Honors College, Mississippi State University, September Staging Aristophanes Clouds. Honors College, Mississippi State University, September Staging Euripides Medea. Honors College, Mississippi State University, September Session Chair, Buried in Sleep and Wine: Leisure, Entertainment, and Sport in the Ancient World. Classics Undergraduate Conference, University of Tennessee, February Session Chair, The Reception of the Roman Classics in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Undergraduate Conference in Medieval & Renaissance Studies, University of Tennessee, March Session Chair, Mysticism, Heresy, & Witchcraft. Undergraduate Conference in Medieval & Renaissance Studies, University of Tennessee, April Graduate Student Representative, University of Virginia, PUBLIC LECTURES (OUTREACH) - The Reception of Seneca in the Jesuit Theater, Classical Week, Mississippi State University, September Greek Tragedy and the Medea of Euripides, Classical Week, Mississippi State University, September 2014

6 - Dying a Famous Death: the Suicide of Illustrious Men and Women, Tennessee Foreign Language Teaching Association/Tennessee Classical Association. Franklin, TN, November Augustus: First Emperor of Rome. Latin Day, University of Tennessee, November Tennessee Foreign Language Teaching Workshop. West High School, Knoxville, April Roman Religion. Latin Day, University of Tennessee, November Tennessee Foreign Language Teaching Workshop. Knoxville Catholic High School, April Julius Caesar. Latin Day, University of Tennessee, November Tennessee Foreign Language Teaching Workshop. Webb High School, Knoxville, April The History of Words: Latin Alive. Latin Day, University of Tennessee, November The Lost World of Pompeii. Latin Day, University of Tennessee, November The Emperor Nero. Latin Day, University of Tennessee, November Tacitus Nero. Oak Ridge Institute for Continued Learning, December The Death of Petronius in the Annals of Tacitus. Latin Day, University of Tennessee, November 2007 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT - Mellon Summer Institute in Paleography, Getty Research Center (July 2017) - Digital Latin Library Mellon Summer Workshop, University of Oklahoma (June 2017) - Living Latin in Paris (Medieval and Renaissance Latin), the Paideia Institute (December 2016) - Best Practices in On-line Instruction, Mississippi State University (November 2016) - Living Latin in NYC Workshop, the Paideia Institute (February 2015) - Seminar in Late Antiquity. Institute for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, University of Tennessee ( ) - Best Practices in Teaching Program. Graduate School, University of Tennessee ( ) - Classical Archaeology Seminar, Pergamonmuseum, Berlin (January 1997) - Archaeological Excavation, Etruscan site of Caere (Summer 1996) - Erasmus Seminar für Klassische Philologie. Universität Eichstätt (Spring 1996) ORGANIZATIONS - Society for Classical Studies (American Philological Association) - Classical Association of the Middle West and South - The Renaissance Society of America - American Classical League - Mississippi Foreign Language Association

7 - International Network on Flavian Literature - Society for Early Modern Classical Reception - Classical Reception Studies Network LANGUAGES - Greek & Latin - Italian, native - French, basic reading - German, basic reading REFEREES 1. Professor A.J. Woodman 2. Professor J. Marincola ajw6n@virginia.edu jmarinco@fsu.edu Department of Classics Department of Classics B004 Cocke Hall 119 Dodd Hall University of Virginia Florida State University Charlottesville, VA Tallahassee, FL Professor D. Clevinger 4. Professor B.J. Gibson dclevinger@honors.msstate.edu bjgibson@liverpool.ac.uk Shackouls Honors College School of Archaeology, Classics, and Egyptology C210 Griffis Hall Abercromby Square Mississippi State University University of Liverpool Mississippi State, MS Liverpool 7WZ L69 5. Professor C.P. Craig ccraig@utk.edu Department of Classics 1101 McClung Tower University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN 37996