Erickson Bridges
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Erickson Bridges is a sixth-year PhD student in the Department of Classical Studies. He is currently writing a dissertation on reader response to Lucretius' description of the Plague of Athens in De Rerum Natura . Beyond the realm of Epicurean poetry, his other research interests include other Late Republican Latin authors like Vergil and Sallust, the reception of foreign religions in Imperial Rome, and the Roman board game Ludus Latrunculorum ("The Game of Little Robbers").
He received a B.A. in Ancient Greek and Latin from Boston University in 2016.
Erickson Bridges is a sixth-year PhD student in the Department of Classical Studies. He is currently writing a dissertation on reader response to Lucretius' description of the Plague of Athens in De Rerum Natura . Beyond the realm of Epicurean poetry, his other research interests include other Late Republican Latin authors like Vergil and Sallust, the reception of foreign religions in Imperial Rome, and the Roman board game Ludus Latrunculorum ("The Game of Little Robbers").
He received a B.A. in Ancient Greek and Latin from Boston University in 2016.
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