Mr Hugh Lindsay

Work Phone	(02) 4921 5226
Fax	(02) 4921 6940
Email	Hugh.Lindsay@newcastle.edu.au
Office	MCLG22C, McMullin Building

Highlighted Publications

Year	Citation	Nova
2005	Dueck Daniela, Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, Pothecary Sarah, Strabo's Cultural Geography: The Making of a Kolossourgia, Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom, 286 (2005) [A2] Product of an international conference held at Bar Ilan University, Israel, which I co-organised with 2 other leading scholars on Strabo. It was taken up by CUP and has been reviewed favorably by W.A. Koelsch Geog Review 96 (3) 514-515.
2005	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Amasya and Strabo's patria in Pontus', Strabo's Cultural Geography: The Making of a Kolossourgia, Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom, 180-199 (2005) [B2] My contribution to the volume I edited with Sarah Pothecary and Daniela Dueck. According to W.A. Koelsch 'Hugh Lindsay's "Amasya and Strabo's patria in Pontus" is based in part on his observations of the region and illustrated with some of his own photographs. Lindsay's essay is a fine example of how what classicists, curiously enough, call "autopsy" (and geographers, ambiguously enough, call "fieldwork") even after two millennia, can confirm and illuminate Strabo's text' Geog Review 96 (3) 514-515.
2004	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'The Laudatio Murdiae: Its Content and Significance', Latomus, 63 88-97 (2004) [C1] A significant paper in a journal rated A. It deals with Roman attitudes to commemoration and also touches on the legal and social status of women in Roman society.
2003	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Adoption amongst the Seii and Aelii', Hommages ? Carl Deroux 111,, Latomus, Brussells, 271-281 (2003) [B1] An invited paper in a prestigious volume produced by Latomus, which is an A grade journal. This was a preliminary study for my book Adoption in the Roman World, CUP November 2009.
2001	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Adoption and its function in cross-cultural contexts', Childhood, Class and Kin in the Roman World, Routledge, London & New York, 190-204 (2001) [B1] Chapter in an important work on the Roman family, edited by leading figure Suzanne Dixon, and honouring the work of Beryl Rawson, Professor Emerita at the ANU. Papers are by leading experts on the Roman family.

Publications

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Books (2 outputs)

Authored - Research (A1) (1 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2009	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, Adoption in the Roman world, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 242 (2009) [A1]

Authored - Other (A2) (1 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2005	Dueck Daniela, Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, Pothecary Sarah, Strabo's Cultural Geography: The Making of a Kolossourgia, Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom, 286 (2005) [A2] Product of an international conference held at Bar Ilan University, Israel, which I co-organised with 2 other leading scholars on Strabo. It was taken up by CUP and has been reviewed favorably by W.A. Koelsch Geog Review 96 (3) 514-515.

Chapters In A Book (10 outputs)

Chapter in A1 Book (B1) (8 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2011	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Adoption and heirship in Greece and Rome', A Companion to Families in the Greek and Roman Worlds, Wiley-Blackwell, Chichester, 346-360 (2011) [B1]
2003	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Adoption amongst the Seii and Aelii', Hommages ? Carl Deroux 111,, Latomus, Brussells, 271-281 (2003) [B1] An invited paper in a prestigious volume produced by Latomus, which is an A grade journal. This was a preliminary study for my book Adoption in the Roman World, CUP November 2009.
2002	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Pompeian and Scribonian descendants in the Early Empire', Sextus Pompeius, The Classical Press of Wales & Duckworth, London UK, 167-186 (2002) [B1]
2001	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Adoption and its function in cross-cultural contexts', Childhood, Class and Kin in the Roman World, Routledge, London & New York, 190-204 (2001) [B1] Chapter in an important work on the Roman family, edited by leading figure Suzanne Dixon, and honouring the work of Beryl Rawson, Professor Emerita at the ANU. Papers are by leading experts on the Roman family.
2000	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Death pollution and funerals in the city of Rome', Death and Disease in the Ancient City, Routledge, London, 152-173 (2000) [B1]
1998	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Eating with the Dead; the Roman funerary banquet', Meals in a Social Context. Aspects of the Communal Meal in the Hellenistic and Roman World, Aarhus University Press, Aarhus, 67-80 (1998) [B1]
1996	Lindsay H M, 'The Romans and ancestor worship', , Hakkert, Amsterdam 271-285 (1996) [B1]
1993	Lindsay H M, 'Observations on the career of Tiberius Gemellus', 84-88 (1993) [B1]

Chapter in A2 Book (B2) (2 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2012	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Food representations', A Cultural History of Food in Antiquity, Berg Publishing, Oxford, 163-179 (2012) [B2]
2005	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Amasya and Strabo's patria in Pontus', Strabo's Cultural Geography: The Making of a Kolossourgia, Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom, 180-199 (2005) [B2] My contribution to the volume I edited with Sarah Pothecary and Daniela Dueck. According to W.A. Koelsch 'Hugh Lindsay's "Amasya and Strabo's patria in Pontus" is based in part on his observations of the region and illustrated with some of his own photographs. Lindsay's essay is a fine example of how what classicists, curiously enough, call "autopsy" (and geographers, ambiguously enough, call "fieldwork") even after two millennia, can confirm and illuminate Strabo's text' Geog Review 96 (3) 514-515.

Journal Articles (46 outputs)

Refereed Article in a Scholarly Journal (C1) (21 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2010	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Vespasian and the city of Rome: The centrality of the Capitolium', Acta Classica, 53 165-180 (2010) [C1]
2009	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Suetonius De Poetis: The project and the life of Vergil', Classicum, 35 2-7 (2009) [C1]
2009	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'The man in Turia's life, with a consideration of inheritance issues, infertility, and virtues in marriage in the 1st c. B.C', Journal of Roman Archaeology, 22 183-198 (2009) [C1]
2005	LINDSAY H M, 'The Laudatio funebris in the Roman funeral', Classicum, 31 21-28 (2005) [C1]
2004	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'The Laudatio Murdiae: Its Content and Significance', Latomus, 63 88-97 (2004) [C1] A significant paper in a journal rated A. It deals with Roman attitudes to commemoration and also touches on the legal and social status of women in Roman society.
2003	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Perge in Pamphylia: the archaeology of a Hellenistic city in southern Turkey', CLASSICVM -Joint Journal of the Classical Assoc. of NSW & Classical Languages Teachers Assoc. of NSW, XXIX.2, 2-9 (2003) [C1]
2002	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Isola Sacra: the people of Portus and their cemetery', Classicum, XXVIII.2 2-9 (2002) [C1]
2000	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Food and clothing in Martial', Latomus: Studies in Latin literature and Roman history X, 251 303-312 (2000) [C1]
1999	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Adoption in Greek law and society: some comparisons with the Roman world', Newcastle Law Review, 32 91-110 (1999) [C1]
1998	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Adoption and succession in Roman Law', Newcastle Law Review, 3 57-81 (1998) [C1]
1998	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'The biography of Atticus: Cornelius Nepos on the philosophical and ethical background of Pomponius Atticus', Latomus, 57 324-336 (1998) [C1]
1997	Lindsay H M, 'Strabo on Apellicon''s library', Rheinisches Museum, 140 290-298 (1997) [C1]
1997	Lindsay H M, 'Syme''s Anatolica and the date of Strabo''s Geography', Klio, 79 484-507 (1997) [C1]
1997	Lindsay H M, 'Who was Apicius?', Symbolae Osloenses, 72 144-154 (1997) [C1]
1995	Lindsay H M, 'A fertile marriage: Agrippina and the chronology of her children by Germanicus', Latomus, 54 3-17 (1995) [C1]
1995	Lindsay H M, 'Suetonius on the character of Horace', AUMLA, 83 69-82 (1995) [C1]
1994	Lindsay H M, 'Revenge on the tyrant: the assassinations of Philip II and Caligula', Eranos, 92 73-84 (1994) [C1]
1994	Lindsay H M, 'Robert Graves and Claudius'' Ancient History', Resources for Teachers, 25 139-156 (1994) [C1]
1994	Lindsay H M, 'Suetonius as ab epistulis to Hadrian and the early history of the imperial correspondence', Historia, 43 454-468 (1994) [C1]
1993	Lindsay H M, 'Suetonius Caligula: some comments on structure and biographical emphases', Classicum, 19 4-7 (1993) [C1]
1992	Lindsay H M, 'Augustus and Eurycles', Rheinisches Museum, 135 290-297 (1992) [C1]

Non Refereed Article in a Scholarly Journal (C2) (1 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2002	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'The Cost of Dying in Rome', Ancient History: Resources for Teachers, 31 17-27 (2002) [C2]

Non Refereed Article in a Professional Journal (C3) (19 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2012	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Nicolaus of Damascus (E.) Parmentier, (F.P.) Barone (edd., trans.) Nicolas de Damas: Histoires, Recueil de Coutumes', The Classical Review, 62 440-442 (2012) [C3]
2011	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Eratosthenes' 'Geography': Fragments Collected and Translated, with Commentary and Additional Material', European Legacy: Toward New Paradigms, 16 998-999 (2011) [C3]
2011	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'The poison king: The life and legend of Mithradates, Rome's deadliest enemy [Book review]', European Legacy - Toward New Paradigms, 16 270 (2011) [C3]
2010	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Northern antiquities and national identities: Perception of Denmark and the north in the eighteenth century. Symposium held in Copenhagen, August 2005', European Legacy-Toward New Paradigms, 15 676-677 (2010) [C3]
2010	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Rome and the Barbarians, 100 BC-AD 400. By Thomas S. Burns (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2009)', The European Legacy: Towards New Paradigms, 15 926-927 (2010) [C3]
2010	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Slave systems: Ancient and modern', The European Legacy, 15 263-264 (2010) [C3]
2009	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Recent developments and recent work on the House of Augustus on the Palatine and the location of the Lupercal', Classicum, 34 17-19 (2009) [C3]
2009	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'The highly civilised man: Richard Burton and the Victorian world', The European Legacy: Toward New Paradigms, 14 486 (2009) [C3]
2008	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Representations of war in Ancient Rome', European Legacy: Toward New Paradigms, 13 671-672 (2008) [C3]
2008	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Roman imperial policy from Julian to Theodosius', Ancient History, 36 89-92 (2008) [C3]
2008	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Roman social history: A sourcebook', Classical Review, 58 621-622 (2008) [C3]
2008	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Rome, the Greek world and the East: Volume 3, The Greek world, the Jews and the East', Ancient History, 36 87-89 (2008) [C3]
2008	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Struktur und Trasparenz: Eine literaturwissenschafliche Analyse der Feldherrviten des Cornelius Nepos', Latomus, 67 1107 (2008) [C3]
2007	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Baroque Fictions: Revisioning the Classical in Marguerite Yourcenar, by Margaret Elizabeth Colvin', The European Legacy, 12 770 (2007) [C3]
2007	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Democracy in Europe: A History of an Ideology, by luciano Canfora', The European Legacy, 12 907 (2007) [C3]
2007	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Marguerite Yourcenar en poesie: Archeologie d'un silence, by Achmy Halley', The European Legacy, 12 513-514 (2007) [C3]
2007	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Robert Bittlestone, with James Diggle and John Underhill, Odyssesus Unbound: The Search for Homer's Ithaca', Ancient History: Resources for Teachers, 35 177-178 (2007) [C3]
2004	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Hellenistic Civilisation', Classicum, 30.1 - (2004) [C3]
2004	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Livia: First Lady of Imperial Rome', Classical Journal, 99 457-462 (2004) [C3]

Letter or Note (C4) (5 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2002	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Strabone e l'Asia minore: Incontri di storia della storiografia antica e sul mondo antico, X Collana: Publicazioni dell 'Universita degli Studi di Perugia a cura di Anna Maria Biraschi e giovanni Salmeri, Napoli: Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane 2000', Scripta Classica Israelica, 21 298-308 (2002) [C4]
2001	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Ethnicity and Culture in Late Antiquity', Classicum, XXVII.1 30-1 (2001) [C4]
2001	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'The Epigraphy of Death: Studies in the History and Society of Greece and Rome', Classicum, XXVII.2 26-8 (2001) [C4]
2001	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Translated Texts for Historians 31: The Armenian History Attributed to Sebeos', Classicum, XXVII.1 31-2 (2001) [C4]
2000	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Review of Translated Texts for Historians No.30: Ruricius of Limoges and Friends: A collection of Letters from Visigothic Gaul, translated with introduction commentary and notes by Ralph W. Mathisen', Classicum, 26.1 21-22 (2000) [C4]

Review (9 outputs)

A Review of Several Works (D2) (7 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2006	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Review: A compulsion for Antiquity: Freud and the Ancient World', The European Legacy (2006) [D2]
2006	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Review: Animals for Show and Pleasure in Ancient Rome', Classicvm (2006) [D2]
2006	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Review: Finding People in Early Greece', Classicvm (2006) [D2]
2006	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Review: Livvy: Hannibal's War, Books 21-30', Classicvm (2006) [D2]
2005	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Martial: Select Epigrams', Ancient History: Resources for Teachers (2005) [D2]
2005	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Old Age in the Roman World: A Cultural and Social History', Ancient History: Resources for Teachers (2005) [D2]
2005	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Rome, The Greek World, and the East', Ancient History: Resources for Teachers (2005) [D2]

A Review of a Single Work (D3) (2 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2005	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'Apocalypse in Rome: Cola di Rienzo and the Politics of the New Age (Book Review)', The European Legacy (2005) [D3]
2005	Lindsay Hugh Malcolm, 'The Household and the Making of History: A Subversive View of the Western Past (Book Review)', The European Legacy (2005) [D3]

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