Different receptions permeated Roman culture in all phases of its formation and development. This included, firstly, Greek-Hellenistic culture as the great initial template and broadened into self-determination through self-reception in the imperial period. This volume delves into these receptions from the perspective of ancient history, archaeology, and philological literary studies, and includes their impact in the twenty-first century.

Gregor Bitto, Anna Ginestí Rosell and Jonas Ludäscher, Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt (KU), Germany.