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Talbert received his education at The King's School Canterbury and Corpus Christi College , Cambridge University , where he gained Double First Class Honours in Classics (1968), followed by a Ph.D. (1972). Cambridge granted him an honorary Litt. D. in 2003. He is also a Corresponding Member of the German Archaeological Institute. Talbert has been on the faculties of the Queen's University , Belfast and McMaster University in Ontario , Canada . He was Herodotus Fellow at the Institute For Advanced Study , Princeton, New Jersey (1978-79). His study ''The Senate of Imperial Rome'' ( Princeton University Press , 1984) won the American Philological Association 's Goodwin Award of Merit in 1985.

For 2000-01 Talbert was awarded a J.S. Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship, an American Council Of Learned Societies Senior Fellowship, and the inaugural Robert F. and Margaret S. Goheen Fellowship at the National Humanities Center in North Carolina . Among his scholary work is the compilation of the '' Barrington Atlas Of The Greek And Roman World '' (Princeton, 2000).


PUBLICATIONS

  • ''Timoleon and the Revival of Greek Sicily'' (Cambridge, 1974).

  • ''The Senate of Imperial Rome'' (Princeton U.P., 1984).

  • ''Atlas of Classical History'' (Routledge, 1985).

  • ed. ''Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World'' (Princeton, 2000).

  • ed. with Kai Brodersen ''Space in the Roman World, its Perception and Presentation'' (LIT, Munster, 2004).

  • trans. ''Plutarch on Sparta'' new ed. (2005).

  • with M.T. Boatwright and D. Gargola ''The Romans: From Village to Empire'' (Oxford, 2004). ''A Brief History of the Romans'', based on this 2004 book, is due to appear from Oxford in 2006.



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