“ΙστορΙΙΕς του ΙΙΕ” new podcast: Roman Inscriptions

In this podcast, Christina Kokkinia, Director of Research of the Institute of Historical Studies, talks about the importance of roman inscriptions, especially in the period between 1st and 3rd centuries CE. What kind of texts are they inscribed on stone? What is the so-called “epigraphic habit”? What kind of information do inscriptions provide for the governance of the Roman empire? What was the relationship between local elites and Roman government? Did local audiences read the inscriptions?

For further information on Christina Kokkinia’s work on Roman epigraphy please visit:

Collection, re-edition, and translation of the epigraphically preserved letters and edicts of Roman provincial governors

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