Julius Guthrie

Discipline: Classics and Ancient History

Senior supervisor: Lynette Mitchell; secondary supervisor: Emma Nicholson

My wider research interests include:

Greek political theory, particularly the development of tyranny and elite rulership in the 5th century. Additionally, I am interested in the role of philia in dictating Greek political relationships.
Network theory in the Greek world.
Historiography, especially the Greek presentation of Achaemenid Persia.
Hellenistic kingship.

Guthrie, J. (4th November 2019) The Charismatic Emperors: Weberian authority in Julio-Claudian Rome and the fall of Nero, Ex-Historia, v11, 1-28