Barbarians and Empire Greek and Roman Conceptions of the East von Forsén, Björn 1963-, Lampinen, Antti 1982-

Galatae between Northern and Eastern Stereotypes Methods, Motives and Motifs of ‘Orientalisation’ von Lampinen, Antti 1982-

Condemning Mobility Nativist and Exclusionist Rhetoric in the Second-Century "Sophistic" Discourse on Human Movement von Lampinen, Antti 1982-

The ancient reception of Herodotus' Thracians Herodotus Helpline von Lampinen, Antti

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Against Hope ? The Untimely elpis of Northern Barbarians von Lampinen, Antti

Late antique genres [Rezension von: Shifting Genres in Late Antiquity / G. Greatrex (edt.), H. Elton (edt.). - Farnham, Surrey and Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2015] von Lampinen, Antti

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Explaining the East Forming and Applying Eastern Stereotypes in the Graeco-Roman Tradition von Lampinen, Antti 1982-

Difference and Essentialism the Polemics of Physiognomy in the Later Roman Empire von Lampinen, Antti 1982-

‘Interpreters of Interpreters’ Oracular and Grammatical Hermeneutics von Seppänen, Minna, Lampinen, Antti 1982-

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Amazons [Rezension von: The Amazons. Lives and Legends of Warrior Women across the Ancient World / A. Mayor. - Princeton; Oxford: Princeton University Press, 2014] von Lampinen, Antti

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Istae contra omnium religiones: characterizing Northern barbarian religiosity in the Graeco-Roman literary tradition from Hellenism to the later Empire von Lampinen, Antti

"Ethnic" divination in Roman imperial literature von Lampinen, Antti

Oracular Functionaries at Claros and Didyma in the Imperial Period von Lampinen, Antti

Migrating Motifs of Northern Barbarism: Depicting Gauls and Germans in Imperial Literature von Lampinen, Antti

Oriental mirages stereotypes and identity creation in the Ancient World

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Seafaring and mobility in the late antique Mediterranean

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Visualizing the invisible with the human body Physiognomy and ekphrasis in the ancient world

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