Cassandra Casias

Assistant Professor of Classical Studies

Classical Studies

c.casias@duke.edu

Office hours Allen 233D or online by appointment

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Selected Publications

Women in Late Antique North Africa (In the Writings of Augustine and Other Church Fathers)

Internet Publication · September 15, 2022 Link to item Cite

Rebel Nuns and the Bishop Historian: The Competing Voices of Radegund and Gregory

Journal Article Studies in Late Antiquity · March 1, 2022 This article contextualizes the letter that Radegund (c. 520-587 CE), who had been married to the Merovingian king Clothar, wrote to the bishops of Gaul to establish her new convent. Gregory of Tours preserved this letter in his account of the rebellion th ... Full text Cite

Sinful Slave-Owners in Augustine's Sermons

Journal Article Journal of Late Antiquity · 2018 Full text Cite

The Vulnerable Slave-Owner in Augustine’s Sermons

Conference Studia Patristica · 2017 Cite