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Meaghan A. McEvoy

12 works· latest 2021· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-0930-8605

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Child Emperor Rule in the Late Roman West, AD 367-4552013 · 157 citations
Rome and the transformation of the imperial office in the late fourth–mid-fifth centuries AD2010 · 112 citations
The mausoleum of Honorius2013 · 95 citations
Becoming Roman?: The Not-So-Curious Case of Aspar and the Ardaburii2016 · 67 citations
Constantia: The Last Constantinian2016 · 60 citations

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Orations for the First Generation of Theodosian Imperial Women

Journal of late antiquity·2021·1 author

54citations

Imperial Cities Under the Sons of Constantine

Springer eBooks·2020·1 author·chapter

56citations

The jelly-fish emperor: the emperor Arcadius and imperial leadership in the late fourth century, 395-408AD

·2020·1 author

20citations

Celibacy and survival in court politics in the fifth century AD 1

Routledge eBooks·2019·1 author·chapter

23citations

Dynastic Dreams and Visions of Early Byzantine Emperors (ca. 518–565 AD)

BRILL eBooks·2018·1 author·chapter

20citations

Shadow emperors and the choice of Rome (455-476 AD)

Antiquité Tardive·2017·1 author

37citations

Constantia: The Last Constantinian

Antichthon·2016·1 author

60citations

Justina, wife of the emperor Valentinian I and mother of the emperor Valentinian II

·2016·1 author·other

20citations

Becoming Roman?: The Not-So-Curious Case of Aspar and the Ardaburii

Journal of late antiquity·2016·1 author

67citations

The mausoleum of Honorius

·2013·1 author·chapter

95citations

Child Emperor Rule in the Late Roman West, AD 367-455

Oxford University Press eBooks·2013·1 author·book

157citations

Rome and the transformation of the imperial office in the late fourth–mid-fifth centuries AD

Papers of the British School at Rome·2010·1 author·Open access

112citations