Julia Doroszewska is Assistant Professor of Classical Philology at the University of Silesia, Poland. Her field of interest is the literature of the Roman Empire and more particularly the writings of Phlegon of Tralles.

• Monsters – Monstrosity – Neither Dead nor Alive – Neither Woman nor Man – Neither Human nor Animal – Revenants or Walking Corpses – Hermaphrodites: The God vs. The Monsters – Sex-changers – Freaks of Nature – Paradoxography – Deformed Slaves – The Emperor as a Patron of Monsters – Grotesque and bizarre – Corporeality – Deformation – Teratology

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Julia Doroszewska is Assistant Professor of Classical Philology at the University of Silesia, Poland. Her field of interest is the literature of the Roman Empire and more particularly the writings of Phlegon of Tralles.

• Monsters – Monstrosity – Neither Dead nor Alive – Neither Woman nor Man – Neither Human nor Animal – Revenants or Walking Corpses – Hermaphrodites: The God vs. The Monsters – Sex-changers – Freaks of Nature – Paradoxography – Deformed Slaves – The Emperor as a Patron of Monsters – Grotesque and bizarre – Corporeality – Deformation – Teratology

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Julia Doroszewska is Assistant Professor of Classical Philology at the University of Silesia, Poland. Her field of interest is the literature of the Roman Empire and more particularly the writings of Phlegon of Tralles.

• Monsters – Monstrosity – Neither Dead nor Alive – Neither Woman nor Man – Neither Human nor Animal – Revenants or Walking Corpses – Hermaphrodites: The God vs. The Monsters – Sex-changers – Freaks of Nature – Paradoxography – Deformed Slaves – The Emperor as a Patron of Monsters – Grotesque and bizarre – Corporeality – Deformation – Teratology

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