My primary research interests are in Ancient Philosophy and Ancient Grammar. For my doctoral thesis, I edited, translated, and commented on the so-called pars generalis of Apollonius Dyscolus’ treatise On the Pronoun. As part of my current research project, I’m doing the same for the second half of Apollonius’ opus, the pars specialis.

Here’s some published work of mine:

• 2010. The Birth of Grammar in Greece, in E Bakker, ed., A Companion to the Ancient Greek Language, Oxford: Blackwell
• 2010. Review of O Jungen and H Lohnstein: Geschichte der Grammatiktheorie. Von Dionysios Thrax bis Noam Chomsky, Historiographia Linguistica 37
• 2009. Le De pronomine de Priscien et son modèle grec, in M Baratin, B Colombat, and L Holtz, edd., Priscien, Turnhout: Brepols

(For abstracts, etc., v. Publications.)

I’m always delighted to receive feedback, so if you read one of my pieces and don’t quite agree—or absolutely do agree—do let me know.