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Emily A. Hemelrijk

18 works· latest 2020· 2 institutionscluster: provisional

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Hidden Lives, Public Personae: Women and Civic Life in the Roman West2015 · 181 citations
Hidden Lives, Public Personae2015 · 120 citations
Masculinity and femininity in the Laudatio Turiae2004 · 98 citations
Women and the Roman City in the Latin West2013 · 89 citations
Priestesses of the Imperial Cult in the Latin West: Titles and Function2005 · 76 citations

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Op weg naar vrijheid en burgerschap

Lampas·2020·1 author·Open access

27citations

Women and Society in the Roman World: A Sourcebook of Inscriptions from the Roman West

·2020·1 author

30citations

Hidden Lives, Public Personae: Women and Civic Life in the Roman West

·2015·1 author

181citations

Hidden Lives, Public Personae

Oxford University Press eBooks·2015·1 author·book

120citations

The Education of Women in Ancient Rome

·2015·1 author·other

44citations

Women and the Roman City in the Latin West

BRILL eBooks·2013·1 author·book

89citations

Fictive Motherhood and Female Authority in Roman Cities

Eugesta·2012·

1 author

·Open access

49citations

Women And Sacrifice In The Roman Empire

BRILL eBooks·2009·1 author·chapter·Open access

33citations

Patronesses and “Mothers” of RomanCollegia

Classical Antiquity·2008·1 author·Open access

59citations

Local empresses: priestesses of the imperial cult in the cities of the Latin West

UvA-DARE (University of Amsterdam)·2007·1 author

48citations

Imperial Priestesses, a Preliminary Survey

BRILL eBooks·2006·1 author·chapter

13citations

Priestesses of the Imperial Cult in the Latin West: Benefactions and Public Honour

L'Antiquité Classique·2006·1 author

42citations

Priestesses of the Imperial Cult in the Latin West: Titles and Function

L'Antiquité Classique·2005·1 author·Open access

76citations

Octavian and the introduction of public statues for women in Rome

Athenäum·2005·1 author

31citations

Masculinity and femininity in the Laudatio Turiae

The Classical Quarterly·2004·1 author

98citations

Roman Rule and Civic Life: Local and Regional Perspectives

BRILL eBooks·2004·3 authors·book·Open access

35citations

“Who knows not what monsters demented Egypt worships?” Opinions on Egyptian animal worship in Antiquity as part of the ancient conception of Egypt

De Gruyter eBooks·1984·2 authors·chapter

56citations

Indices to the contribution above, pp. 1852—2000 “Who knows not what monsters demented Egypt worships?” Opinions on Egyptian animal worship in Antiquity as part of the ancient conception of Egypt

De Gruyter eBooks·1984·2 authors·chapter

10citations