Curriculum Vitae
Ioannis Deligiannis
Assistant Professor of Latin
Department of Greek Philology
Democritus University of Thrace
Komotini – September 2016
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1. PERSONAL AND CONTACT DETAILS
Name:
Ioannis Deligiannis
Position:
Assistant Professor of Latin
Department of Greek Philology
Democritus University of Thrace
Work address:
Department of Greek Philology
Democritus University of Thrace
University Campus
69100 - Komotini
Home address:
Politechneiou, Par. G, 8
69100 – Komotini
Telephone:
0030-25310-39956 (work)
0030-25313-03314 (home)
0030-6934605632 (mobile)
Fax:
0030-25310-39901
e-mail:
[email protected]
URL:
http://helit.duth.gr/staff/dep/Deli
giannis.shtml
https://duth.academia.edu/IoannisDel
igiannis
Place and date of birth:
Leros, 26 March 1972
2. EDUCATION
09/1998 – 03/2002
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) – University of Cambridge, UK
Dissertation title: Fifteenth-Century Latin Translations of Lucian’s Essay on
Slander
Supervisor:
Examiners:
Prof. M. D. Reeve, Kennedy Professor of Latin, FBA
Prof. P. E. Easterling, Regious Professor of Greek, Univ. of
Cambridge, FBA
Prof. K. C. Sidwell, University College Cork, National Univ. of
Ireland
09/1997 – 08/1998
Master of Arts (M.A.) «with Distinction» in Classics – University of London, UK
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Taught courses:
Medieval Latin Literature and Latin Palaeography - Codicology
Greek Papyrology
Greek Palaeography
Dissertation title: Glosses and Scholia on Seneca’s Ad Lucilium Epistulae Morales
from British Library ms. Additional 11984
09/1989 – 06/1993
Bachelor of Arts (“Ptychio”), Department of Classics, Faculty of Philosophy,
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Specialty: Classics
Grade: 8.55/10 «Excellent» (1st place at graduation)
3. RESEARCH INTERESTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
Cicero: Political and philosophical works
History and reception of classical Greek and Latin texts in the Middle Ages
and the Renaissance, esp. Latin translations of Greek texts
Greek and Latin Palaeography – Codicology and Textual Criticism
Classical Tradition and Reception of Greek and Latin Literature
4. PUBLICATIONS
4.1. BOOKS
1.
Ι. Deligiannis, Μ. Tullius Cicero De Re Publica Books Six. Introduction –
Latin text – Translation – Commentary, Athens 2015, ISBN: 978-960-354365-7, pp. 572 (in Modern Greek)
A. Reviews
i. D. Chalkomatas in Bryn Mawr Classical Review
2016.05.20 (http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2016/201605-20.html)
B. Citations
i. Δ. Π. Καραμπούλα, «Principatus et Libertas – Dominatus
et Libertas: Η αντίληψη της ελευθερίας στη σχέση
πόλεως και ρωμαϊκού κράτους», Επετηρίς του Κέντρου
Ερεύνης της Ιστορίας του Ελληνικού Δικαίου 46 (2016),
133-177, at 136, n. 21, et passim
2.
I. Deligiannis, Fifteenth-Century Latin Translations of Lucian’s Essay on
Slander, Pisa – Roma 2006, ISBN: 978-88-8011-121-4, pp. 390
A. Reviews
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ii.
P. Botley in International Journal of the Classical
Tradition 15/4 (2008), 678-682
iii. A. Ballabriga in Anabases 7 (2008), 276-278
iv. J. Considine in Renaissance and Reformation /
Renaissance et Réforme 32/1 (2009), 137-139
v. K. Vanhaegendoren in Latomus: Revue et collection
d'études latines 69/2 (2010), 557-559
B. Citations
vi. C. Cocco, «La traduzione esopica attribuita a Guarino
Veronese nel codice Ambrosiano R 21 sup.», G.
Albanese, C. Ciociola, M. Cortesi, C. Villa (επιμ.). Il ritorno
dei classici nell’Umanesimo: studi in memoria di Gianvito
Resta, Firenze 2015, 151-177, at 161, n. 45
vii. S. Martinelli Tempesta, «Un nuovo codice con marginalia
dello scriba G alias Gian Pietro da Lucca: l’Ambr. M 85
sup. con una postilla sull’Ambr. A 105 sup. e Costantino
Lascaris», G. Albanese, C. Ciociola, M. Cortesi, C. Villa
(επιμ.). Il ritorno dei classici nell’Umanesimo: studi in
memoria di Gianvito Resta, Firenze 2015, 425-448, at
432, n. 28
viii. P. Andrés Ferrer, «El Somnium de Lipsio y la rebelión de
los personajes del refranero en el Sueño de la muerte de
Quevedo», Cuadernos de Filología Clásica. Estudios
Latinos 33 (2013), 105-125, at 123
ix. Κ. R. Alexander, Honor, Reputation, and Conflict: George
of Trebizond and Humanist Acts of Self-Presentation,
Ph.D. Diss., Univ. of Kentucky 2013, 296
x. L. Silvano, «Saltationes: A Notebook on Ancient Dance by
Angelo Poliziano», Analecta Romana Instituti Danici 37
(2012), 55-78, at 77, n. 17
xi. A. Guida – V. Hinz, “Luciano e Poliziano. Un codice degli
‘Amores’ postillato”, Archivum Mentis. Studi di filologia e
letteratura umanistica 1 (2012), 105-120, at 106
xii. A. Riehle, «Fremdsprachendidaktik zwischen Ost und
West: Michaelos Apostoles und der Griechischunterricht
im Quattrocento», M. Altripp (ed.), Byzanz in Europa.
Europas östliches Erbe: Akten des Kolloquiums 'Byzanz in
Europa' vom 11. bis 15. Dezember 2007 in Greifswald,
Turnhout 2011, 25-49, at 40, n. 61
xiii. P. Botley, Learning Greek in Western Europe, 1396-1529:
Grammars, Lexica, and Classroom Texts, American
Philosophical Society, Philadelphia 2010, 205, n. 178,
nn. 182-183
xiv.
N. Humble, «Parallelism and the Humanists», N. Humble
(ed.), Plutarch's Lives: Parallelism and Purpose, Swansea
2010, 237-265, at 259, n. 52
xv.
T. Deneire, "Laconicae cuspidis instar". The
Correspondence of Justus Lipsius: 1598. Critical Edition
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xvi.
xvii.
xviii.
with Introduction, Annotations and Stylistic Study, Ph.D.
Diss., Katholieke Universiteit Leuven 2009, 184
F. Ciccolella, Donati Graeci. Learning Greek in the
Renaissance. (Columbia Studies in the Classical Tradition
32), Leiden – Boston 2008, 136, nn. 199 & 201
N. Hopkinson (ed.), Lucian: A Selection, Cambridge Greek
and Latin Texts, Cambridge – New York 2008, 10, n. 44
D. Sacré – J. Papy, «Neo-Latin», The Year's Work in
Modern Language Studies 68 (2006), 11-20, at 13
4.2. JOURNAL ARTICLES
1.
I. Deligiannis, «Tracing the production and diffusion of the manuscript
and printed Latin translations of Lucian from the late 15 th to the late 16th
cent.», Astérion (https://asterion.revues.org)· under publication (editor’s
confirmation letter is attached)
2.
I. Deligiannis, «Spatiotemporal and Scenic Images in Cicero’s political
dialogues: Function and Depictions», Mediterranean Chronicle 5 (2015),
99-119
3.
I. Deligiannis, «Flann O’Brien’s Lucianism in ‘WAAMA, etc.’ from The Best
of Myles», Hellenika 64 (2014), 7-21
4.
Ι. Deligiannis, «The Homeric Song of the Sirens in the service of Cicero’s
philosophy: The first theoretical approach of the Song in Latin literature
and its influence on Dante», Mediterranean Chronicle 4 (2014), 13-26
5.
Ι. Deligiannis, «Rhetoric in the service of Politics: the case of chiasms in
Cicero’s De re publica and their role in conveying political messages»,
Hellenika 63 (2013-2014), 29-38
6.
I. Deligiannis, «The study and reception of Plato at the school of Vittorino
da Feltre as revealed from two epistles of Sassolo da Prato», Humanistica.
An International Journal of Early Renaissance Studies 8 (2013), 105-129
7.
I. Deligiannis, «The Latin translation of Prodicus’s tale of Hercules from
Xenophon’s Memorabilia by Sassolo da Prato», Studi Medievali e
Umanistici 10 (2012), 131-210
8.
Ι. Deligiannis, «A ‘Greek’ manuscript of Seneca’s Epistulae and Gasparino
Barzizza’s Commentary: instrumentum magistri vel discipuli liber?»,
Hellenika 61 (2011), 267-285
4.3. ARTICLES IN CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
8.
I. Deligiannis, «Praise and Self-Praise in Cicero’s Political Works», S.
Tzounakas (ed.), Praises of Roman Leaders in Latin Literature. Proceedings
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of a Latin Symposium. Nicosia, 13-14 September 2013, Nicosia 2014, 1352
9.
I. Deligiannis, «Guarino Guarini Veronese, Ne facile credenda calumnia:
The first complete Latin translation of Lucian’s Essay on Calumny»,
Translation in Theory and Practice in the Latin Literature. Proceedings of
the 7th Pan-Hellenic Symposium on Latin Studies, Thessalonica, 16-19
October 2002, Department of Classical Studies, Aristotelian University of
Thessalonica, Thessalonica 2003, 303-316
4.4. BOOK REVIEWS
1.
Pade, Marianne (ed.). Plutarchi Chaeronensis: Vita Dionis et Comparatio et
de Bruto ac Dione iudicium Guarino Veronensi interprete. Il ritorno dei
classici nell’umanesimo, 8. Firenze 2013. Bryn Mawr Classical Review
(2014.07.10) http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2014/2014-07-10.html
2.
G. Zago, Sapienza filosofica e cultura materiale : Posidonio e le altre fonti
dell'Epistola 90 di Seneca, Bologna 2012, Exemplaria Classica 17 (2013),
455-464
3.
S. Gambino Longo, Hérodote à la Renaissance, Turnhout 2012. Bryn Mawr
Classical Review (2012.12.09). http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2012/201212-09.html
4.
P. Mascoli, Iohannes de Segarellis. Elucidatio tragoediarum Senecae:
Thebais seu Phoenissae, Bari 2011. Bryn Mawr Classical Review
(2012.10.54). http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2012/2012-10-54.html
5.
J. Glucker & Ch. Burnett, Greek into Latin from antiquity until the
nineteenth century, London – Turin 2012. Bryn Mawr Classical Review
(2012.07.53). http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2012/2012-07-53.html
6.
L. Cristante & S. Ravalico, Il calamo della memoria. Riuso di testi e mestiere
letterario nella tarda antichità. IV (Raccolta delle relazioni discusse nel IV
incontro internazionale di Trieste, Biblioteca Statale, 28-30 aprile 2010),
Trieste 2011. Bryn Mawr
Classical
Review
(2011.10.50).
http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2011/2011-10-50.html
7.
P. Esposito, Da classico a classico: paradigmi letterari tra antico e moderno.
Atti del Convegno della CUSL (Fisciano - Salerno, 8-10 novembre 2007), Pisa
2010.
Bryn
Mawr
Classical
Review
(2011.08.06).
http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2011/2011-08-06.html
8.
Μ. Παπαθωμόπουλος, Κάτωνος γνῶμαι παραινετικαὶ δίστιχοι ἃς
μετήνεγκεν ἐκ τῆς Λατίνων φωνῆς εἰς τὴν Ἑλλάδα διάλεκτον Μάξιμος
Μοναχὸς ὁ Πλανούδης. Κριτική έκδοση, Αθήνα 2009. Bryn Mawr Classical
Review
(2010.09.44).
http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2010/2010-0944.html
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9.
M. Cortesi & S. Fiaschi, Repertorio delle traduzioni umanistiche a stampa:
secoli XV – XVI. Edizione nazionale delle traduzioni dei testi greci in età
umanistica e rinascimentale 5, 2 vol., Florence 2008. Bryn Mawr Classical
Review
(2010.09.02).
http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2010/2010-0902.html
10.
J. Schafer, Ars Didactica: Seneca's 94th and 95th Letters, Göttingen 2009.
Bryn
Mawr
Classical
Review
(2010.05.51).
http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2010/2010-05-51.html
11.
C. Caruso & A. Laird, Italy and the Classical Tradition. Language, Thought
and Poetry 1300-1600, London 2009. Bryn Mawr Classical Review
(2010.01.56). http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2010/2010-01-56.html
5. WORK IN PROGRESS
5.1. BOOKS
1.
Ι. Deligiannis, Μ. Tullius Cicero De Legibus Books Three. Introduction –
Latin text – Translation – Commentary
2.
Ι. Deligiannis, M. Tullius Cicero Post Reditum in Senatu et ad Quirites.
Introduction – Latin text – Translation – Commentary
3.
Ι. Deligiannis, Mattia Palmieri’s Latin translation of Herodotus Histories
5.2. JOURNAL ARTICLES
1.
I. Deligiannis, «A reflection of Cicero’s Leg. 1.5-8 in the dedicatory epistle
of M. Palmieri’s Latin translation of Herodotus and an early Renaissance
approach to the theory of historiography»
2.
I. Deligiannis, «The marginalia on M. Palmieri’s Latin translation of
Herodotus Histories from Naples, Bibl. Naz., ms. V G 7, and Florence, Bibl.
Med. Laur., ms. Acq. e Doni 130»
6. CONFERENCE AND OTHER PRESENTATIONS
6.1. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
2016
1. «Historiography, autobiography and self-praise in Cicero’s political
dialogues (Rep. & Leg.) and his Fam. 5.12»· The 9th Celtic Conference in
Classics: «Cicero across Genres», University College Dublin, Dublin, 22-25
June 2016
2015
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2. «Cic. Rep. 4 : A Guidebook for the Formation of a Normative Positive Social
Behaviour and a National Identity»; International Conference «Identities:
Language and Literature», Department of Greek Philology, Democritus
University of Thrace, Komotini, 9-11 October 2015
3. «Spatiotemporal and Scenic Images in Cicero’s dialogues De re publica and
De legibus»; Symposium on Latin Literature «Imagines: Images in Latin
Literature», University of Cyprus, Nicosia, 6-7 February 2015
2014
4. «The Latin translation of the Homeric Epics by Lorenzo Valla and
Francesco Griffolini d’Arezzo (15th cent.)»; The 17th Academia Homerica,
Chios, 11-21 July 2014
2013
5. «Tracing the production and diffusion of the manuscript and printed Latin
translations of Lucian from the late 15 th to the late 16th cent.»;
International Conference «Docta interpretatio in Latinum sermonem:
Traductions savantes vers le latin», L'Université de Lyon & L'Université
de Grenoble, Lyon, 22-23 November 2013
6. «Praise and Self-Praise in Cicero’s Political Works»; Symposium on Latin
Literature «Praises of Roman Leaders in Latin Literature», University of
Cyprus, Nicosia, 13-14 September 2013
7. «Homerum intellegas, cum audieris poetam: Homer in Seneca’s Epistulae
Morales»; The 16th Academia Homerica, Chios, 12-21 July 2013
8. «Prohemium visionis Herculis … e graeco in latinum traductae per …
Saxolum Pratensem ad … Alexandrum de Gonzaga: Felice Feliciano and the
fifteenth-century Latin translation of Prodicus’s tale of Hercules by
Sassolo da Prato»· International Conference «Hercules: A Hero for All
Ages», University of Leeds, Leeds, 24-26 June 2013
2012
9. «The Homeric Song of the Sirens in the service of Cicero’s philosophy: The
first theoretical approach of the Song in Latin literature and its influence
on Dante»; The 15th Academia Homerica, Chios, 6-15 July 2012
2011
10. «The Greek and Roman Antiquity in Dimitris Tsaloumas’ poetry»; a
symposium under the title «Symposium dedicated to the Lerian poet
Dimitris Tsaloumas», organized by the Municipality of Leros, Leros, 11
August 2011
2010
11. «The independent manuscript tradition of Prodicus’s tale of Hercules
from Xenophon’s Memorabilia and its Latin translation by Sassolo da
Prato»; International Conference «Philosophy, Literature, Philology:
Tradition and Fragments», University of Cyprus in collaboration with the
Research Centres of the Academy of Athens (Research Centre for the
Study of Greek Philosophy and Research Centre for the Study of Greek
and Latin Literature), Nicosia, 18-20 November 2010
2002
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12. «Guarino Guarini Veronese, Ne facile credenda calumnia: The first
complete Latin translation of Lucian’s Essay on Calumny»; The 7th PanHellenic Symposium on Latin Studies «Translation in Theory and Practice
in the Latin Literature», Aristotelian University of Thessalonica,
Thessalonica, 16-19 October 2002
1999
13. «The Latin translation of Lucian’s De calumnia by Guarino Guarini of
Verona and Oxford Bodleian Library ms. Bywater 38»; International
School for the Study of Written Records, 13 th Course: «Translators at
work: their methods and manuscripts», Erice, 30 September – 6 October
1999
6.2. OTHER PRESENTATIONS
2016
14. «The founding legend of Rome and its survival and use throughout the
centuries»; in a series of lectures under the title «Roman Komotini»
organized by the Ephorate of Antiquities of Rhodope along with the
Municipal and Regional Theatre of Komotini on the occasion of an
exhibition under the same title that will be held in the Archaeological
Museum of Komotini in the first half of 2016; 18 January 2016
2015
15. «Eminent Greek Latinists of the 19th and 20th cent.»; in a series of lectures
under the title «Greek Philologists of the 20th cent.» organized by the
Department of Greek Philology Students’ Union «Odysseus Elytis» at
Democritus University of Thrace; 20 November 2015
16. «Traduzioni latine di Luciano nel Quattrocento»; within the ERASMUS+
Programme at Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici, Università Ca’Foscari
Venezia, Venice; 28 April 2015
2014
17. «Mattia Palmieri’s Latin translation of Herodotus’ Histories and the
marginalia from Naples, Bibl. Naz., ms. V G 7»; at the Colloquium of the
Department of Greek Philology at Democritus University of Thrace; 12
November 2014
18. «Romulus and Remus: 2.500 years of inspiration and creation»; in a series
of lectures under the title «The Department of Greek Philology opens
itself to the local community», organised by the Department of Greek
Philology at Democritus University of Thrace (4-14 November 2014), in
celebration of the 40th Anniversary of Democritus University of Thrace;
11 November 2014
7. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
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7.1. ACADEMIC POSITIONS
09/2016 – today
Assistant Professor of Latin, Department of Greek Philology, Democritus
University of Thrace
G.G.I. of appointment: G’ 855/14-09-2016
07/2014 – 09/2016
Lecturer in Latin Literature, Department of Greek Philology, Democritus
University of Thrace
G.G.I. of appointment: G’ 839/02-07-2014
09/2009 – 07/2014
Researcher, Centre for the Study of Greek and Latin Literature, Academy of
Athens
G.G.I. of appointment: G’ 708/02-09-2009
09/2005 – 08/2006
Lecturer in Greek and Latin Literature, Department of Classics, University
College Cork, National University of Ireland
7.2. NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS
09/2002 – 08/2008
Secondary School teacher, American Community Schools of Athens, Athens
01/2000 – 12/2001
Editorial work in the project for the digitalisation of Acta Sanctorum for ProQuest
(formerly Chadwyck-Healey), Cambridge
09/1995 – 08/1997
Secondary School teacher, Moraitis High School, Athens
8. TEACHING EXPERIENCE
8.1. GREEK HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
Democritus University of Thrace
Department of Greek Philology
Undergraduate Courses
2015 – 2016
Winter Semester
 LF121: Readings in Latin Literature (1st year / compulsory course)
 YLF173: Roman Epic: Ovid, Metamorphoses (3rd & 4th year / specialty
compulsory course)
Spring Semester
 LF122: History of Latin Literature (1st year / compulsory course)
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YLF171: Latin Prose ΙΙ: Cicero, De re publica (3rd & 4th year / specialty
compulsory course)
2014-2015
Winter Semester
 LF121: Readings in Latin Literature (1st year / compulsory course)
 LF123: Latin Prose Ι: Octavian August, Res gestae (2nd year / compulsory
course)
Spring Semester
 LF124: Latin Poetry Ι: Horace, Carmina (2nd year / compulsory course)
 YLF171: Latin Prose ΙΙ: Seneca, Apocolocyntosis (3rd & 4th year / specialty
compulsory course)
Postgraduate Courses
2015 – 2016
Winter Semester
 LFΙ630: Historiography – Latin Palaeography
2014 – 2015
Winter Semester
 LFΙ685: Classical Tradition and Reception of Latin Literature
2011 – 2012
 «The reception of Horace from Late Antiquity to the early Italian
Renaissance (with emphasis on the ancient scholia on Epodi ΙΙΙ and IV)»; 5
December 2011
8.2. OVERSEAS HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
University College Cork, National University of Ireland
Department of Classics
Undergraduate Courses
2005 – 2006
 GR1001: Greek and Roman Civilisation (1st year / 13 lectures)
 LL2003: Aspects of the Classical Tradition (2nd year / 6 lectures)
 GR3015: The Classical Tradition (3rd year / 24 lectures)
 LT1003: Advanced Latin for Law (1st year / 12 lectures)
 LT2007: Latin Language (2nd year / 24 lectures)
 LT3007: Latin Language and Philology (3rd year / 24 lectures)
 GK2001: Greek Language (2nd year / 24 lectures)
 GK2014 / GK3030: Greek Tragedy (2nd & 3rd year / 24 lectures)
 GK3024: Later Greek (3rd year / 24 lectures)
Postgraduate Courses
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2005 – 2006
 Greek and Roman Civilisation (8 lectures)

«Style and Presentation 1: a) Documenting Sources, b) Compiling a
bibliography»; at the Postgraduate Course LL6000: «Research
Methodology», College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences,
University College Cork, Ireland; 27 October 2005
8.3. COURSES TAUGHT WITHIN THE ERASMUS+ PROGRAMME
27/04/2015 – 01/05/2015
«Traduzioni latine di Luciano nel Quattrocento»; Università Ca’Foscari Venezia,
Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici, Italy; 28 April 2015
9. SUPERVISION OF POSTGRADUATE DISSERTATIONS
9.1. MAIN SUPERVISOR
University College Cork, National University of Ireland
Department of Classics

N. Costello (2006), The reception of Lucian and his work in 15th century
Italy. Co-Supervisor: K. C. Sidwell

A. C. Barry (2006), The re-emergence of the Classical Greek in the West. CoSupervisor: C. McCallum-Barry
9.2. CO-SUPERVISOR
Democritus University of Thrace
Department of Greek Philology

Ch. Eustratiou (2015), «Seneca on scene: Oedipus». Main Supervisor:
Assist. Prof. Ι. Papadopoulou; Co-Supervisors: Assist. Prof. G. Tsomis, Lect.
Ι. Deligiannis

S. Ntaridis (in progress), «The political aspect in Eclogues 1, 5, 6, 7 of
Petrarch’s Bucolicum Carmen». Main Supervisor: Assist. Prof. A.
Mastrogianni; Co-Supervisors: Assist. Prof. R. Demopoulou, Lect. Ι.
Deligiannis

S. Tsolakidou (in progress), «Acron’s and Porphyrion’s scholia on
Horace’s Epodi: a comparative analysis». Main Supervisor: Assist. Prof. A.
Mastrogianni; Co-Supervisors: Assist. Prof. Ch. Michalopoulos, Lect. Ι.
Deligiannis
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10. ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES
Democritus University of Thrace
Department of Greek Philology
2015 – 2016
 Committee member for the Undergraduate Studies Programme
 Committee member for the ERASMUS+ Programme
 Committee member for International Research Updating
 Committee member for the Department’s Internal Evaluation
 Committee member for the Department’s Website
 Committee member for Undergraduate Students
 Committee member for the Examination and Evaluation of Postgraduate
candidates (M.A. and Ph.D.)
 Committee member for the Undergraduate Admission Examinations for
the academic year 2015-2016
 Organiser of the Colloquium of the Department of Greek Philology for the
academic year 2015-2016
2014 – 2015
 Committee member for the Undergraduate Studies Programme
 Committee member for the ERASMUS+ Programme
 Committee member for International Research Updating
 Committee member for the Department’s Internal Evaluation
 Committee member for the Undergraduate Admission Examinations for
the academic year 2014-2015
 Committee member for the Examination and Evaluation of Postgraduate
candidates (Ph.D.)
11. ORGANISATION OF CONFERENCES ETC.
11.1. CONFERENCE ORGANISATION
 Member of the Organising Committee of the International Conference
«Identities: Language and Literature» on the occasion of the 20th
Anniversary of the Department of Greek Philology at Democritus
University of Thrace (Komotini, 9-11 October 2015)
11.2. COLLOQUIUM ORGANIZATION
 Organiser of eight lectures (two hours each) delivered by invited speakers
from Greece and from overseas at the Colloquium of the Department of
Greek Philology for the academic year 2015-2016
 Organiser of the presentations of the progress of Postgraduate M.A. and
Ph.D. students of the Department of Greek Philology
12. SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS
12.1. SCHOLARSHIPS
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09/1998 – 03/2002
Scholarship from the Hellenic State Scholarships Foundation (I.K.Y.) for
postgraduate studies in the U.K.
07/1999 – 01/2000
Scholarship from Pembroke College and the Faculty of Classics, University of
Cambridge, for research in Italy, France and Germany
1998
Scholarship from the Cambridge European Trust, University of Cambridge
1998
Research grant from the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies
1998
Scholarship from the Association of Leros Schools for postgraduate studies at
the University of Cambridge
1989 – 1993
Grants from the Hellenic State Scholarships Foundation (I.K.Y.) for academic
merit
12.2 MEMBERSHIP IN SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOLARLY ORGANISATIONS
2014
Member of the International Association for Neo-Latin Studies
2010
Member of the Greek Palaeographical Society
2000
Honorary member of the Cambridge European Society, University of Cambridge
13. IT SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
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Experience in a number of programmes and applications including: Microsoft
Office, e-class, electronic and online databases, Blackboard Learning System
and Interactive StarBoard Teaching System.
14. LANGUAGES
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English (C2)
Italian (C1)
French (Β2)
German (Α2)
Spanish (Α2)