معرفی
Antonio PISTELLATO is a Lecturer at the Department of Humanities of Ca' Foscari University of Venice, specializing in classical studies and Roman history. Holding a PhD in "Ancient History and Archaeology, History of Art" (2007), his academic journey includes fellowships at University College London, Paris X-Nanterre, and Pavia's Cedant Centre. Since 2009, he has alternated research and teaching roles at Ca' Foscari, currently offering Latin language courses and classical studies for the School for International Education (SIE).
- Education: MA in Classics (Ca' Foscari, 2002), PhD in Ancient History & Archaeology (Ca' Foscari, 2007)
His research focuses on Roman epigraphic memory, historiography circulation, and digital humanities, particularly forged epigraphs. His publications analyze Cassius Dio's political narratives, Latin poetic metrics, and textual authenticity issues.
Recent scholarship examines:
- Digital preservation of forged inscriptions
- Comparative historiography (Historia Augusta vs Cassius Dio)
- Latin epigraphic models in provincial contexts
- Biblical Latin influences in Roman documentation
Scientific Honors:
- Marie Curie Fellowship recipient
- Paris X-Nanterre postgraduate scholar
- Pavia Cedant Centre awardee
As an educator, he coordinates the Latin 1 Laboratory and teaches Latin language/literature at both undergraduate and foundation levels. His office hours are held at Palazzina Briati, home of the School for International Education, with remote appointments available via email.
