Aikaterini Koroli

Aikaterini Koroli is an Associate Professor of Ancient Greek Literature at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, specializing in Greek Papyrology, Epistolography, and Late Antique Social History. She has contributed to fields like Text-linguistics, Medieval Palaeography, and Tragedy through monographs and collaborative research.

• PhD in Classics (NKUA, 2016) - Speech-act analysis in papyri/ostraca
• PhD in Ancient History (University of Vienna, 2016) - Taxation in late antique Egypt
• Postdoctoral work: Austrian Academy of Sciences, University of Vienna, Austrian National Library (FWF-funded projects)

Research Interests: Her work bridges textual analysis of private correspondence with broader socio-economic studies, focusing on papyri as cultural artifacts. She explores how linguistic strategies (e.g., psychological pressure) shaped interactions in Late Antiquity.

Recent Articles: Recent publications examine intertextuality in historical texts, fake news in Greek drama, and economic practices through papyri. Key themes include communication in ecclesiastical contexts, textile production, and Byzantine legal documents.

Collaborations: Frequent co-author with Amphilochios Papathomas on topics like donatio mortis causa and military diplomas, reflecting interdisciplinary approaches to ancient sources.