1. BOOKS
Time for the Ancients: Measurement, Theory, Experience. De Gruyter: 2022
Galen: Writings on Health: Thrasybulus and Health (De sanitate tuenda), translated with introduction and notes. Cambridge University Press: 2023
Mental Illness in Ancient Medicine: From Celsus to Paul of Aegina (co-edited with C. Thumiger). Brill: 2018
Galen: Works on Human Nature, vol. I: Mixtures (De temperamentis), translated with introduction and notes (with P. van der Eijk). Cambridge University Press: 2018
Galen: Psychological Writings (with D. Davies, V. Nutton and P. Tassinari), translated with introductions and notes. Cambridge University Press: 2013
Galen: Selected Works (translation, introduction and notes). Oxford University Press: 1997
2. ONLINE LECTURES
‘Times of life, lives in time: Galen on the ages and aging of men’, Chronoi Talks, 1 April 2021
‘How did people in the ancient world experience time-related distress?’, youtube Chronoi Answers series, July 2020
3. BOOK CHAPTERS, JOURNAL AND ENCYCLOPAEDIA ARTICLES
‘Graeco-Roman therapy of the emotions: medical techniques, biological understandings’, in D. Cairns and C. Virág (eds.) In the Mind, in the Body, and in the World: Emotions in Early China and Ancient Greece, pp. 64–94. Oxford University Press: 2024
‘What is a pathos? Where medicine meets philosophy’, in G. Kazantzidis and D. Spatharas (eds.) Medical Understandings of Emotions in Antiquity: Theory, Practice, Suffering, Ancient Emotions III, pp. 17–42. De Gruyter: 2022
‘The relationship between perceptual experience and logos: Galen’s clinical perspective’, in. R. J. Hankinson and M. Havrda (eds.) Experience, Reason, and Method: Studies in Galen’s Scientific Epistemology, pp. 156–89. Cambridge University Press: 2022
‘Beyond and behind the commentary: Galen on Hippocrates on elements’, in P. Pormann (ed.) Hippocratic Commentaries in the Greek, Latin, Syriac and Arabic Traditions, Studies in Ancient Medicine 56, 114–46. Brill: 2021
‘Is Graeco-Roman medicine holistic? Galen and ancient medical-philosophical debates’, in C. Thumiger, (ed.) Holism in Ancient Medicine and its Reception, Studies in Ancient Medicine 53, pp. 154–83. Brill: 2021
‘A change in the substance: theory and its limits in Galen’s Simples’, Archives Internationales d’Histoire des Sciences 70 (2020): pp. 16–53
‘Galen on pneuma: between metaphysical speculation and anatomical theory’, in S. Coughlin, D. Leith and D. Lewis (eds), The Concept of Pneuma after Aristotle, 237–81. Edition Topoi: 2020
‘Classification, explanation and experience: mental disorder in Graeco-Roman antiquity’, in U. Steinert (ed.) Systems of Classification in Premodern Medical Cultures: Sickness, Health and Local Epistemologies, 279–306. Medicine and the Body in Antiquity. Routledge: 2020
‘Galen and the culture of Pergamon: a view of Greek medical-intellectual life in Roman Asia’, in B. Türkmen, F. Kurunaz, N. Ermiş and Y. Ekıncı Danişan (eds), 2. Uluslararası Bergama Sempozyumu, 9-10 Mayıs 2013, 131–69. Bergama/Izmir: 2019
‘New light and old texts: Galen on his own books’, in C. Petit (ed.) Galen’s Treatise Περὶ ἀλυπίας (De indolentia) in Context: A Tale of Resilience. Studies in Ancient Medicine 52, ch. 4, 91–131. Brill: 2019
‘A new distress: Galen’s ethics in Περὶ ἀλυπίας and beyond’, in C. Petit (ed.) Galen’s Treatise Περὶ ἀλυπίας (De indolentia) in Context: A Tale of Resilience. Studies in Ancient Medicine 52, ch. 7, pp. 180–98. Brill: 2019
‘Note on MS Vlatadon 14: a summary of the main findings and problems’, in C. Petit (ed.) Galen’s Treatise Περὶ ἀλυπίας (De indolentia) in Context: A Tale of Resilience. Studies in Ancient Medicine 52, ch. 1, 10–37. Brill, 2019
‘The mockery of madness: laughter at and with madness in Attic Tragedy and Old Comedy’, Illinois Classical Studies (special issue, Morbid Laughter: Exploring the Comic Dimensions of Disease in Classical Antiquity, ed. G. Kazantzidis and N. Tsoumpra) 43:2 (2018), 298–325
‘Galen’s pathological soul: diagnosis and therapy in ethical and medical texts and contexts’, in C. Thumiger and P. N. Singer (ed.) Mental Illness in Ancient Medicine: from Celsus to Paul of Aegina, 381–420. Brill: 2018
‘The essence of rage: Galen on emotional disturbances and their physical correlates, in R. Seaford, J. Wilkins and M. Wright (eds) Selfhood and the Soul: Essays on Ancient Thought and Literature in Honour of Christopher Gill, 161–96. Oxford University Press: 2017
‘Galen’, in Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, March 2016/2021
‘The fight for health: tradition, competition, subdivision and philosophy in Galen’s hygienic writings’, British Journal for the History of Philosophy 22:5 (2014), 974–95
‘Galen and the philosophers: philosophical engagement, shadowy contemporaries, Aristotelian transformations’, in P. Adamson, R. Hansberger and J. Wilberding (eds) Philosophical Themes in Galen, 7-38. Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies Supplement 114: 2014
‘Levels of explanation in Galen’, Classical Quarterly 47:2 (1997), 525–42
‘Notes on Galen’s Hippocrates’, in M. Vegetti and S. Gastaldi (eds), Studi di storia della medicina antica e medievale, pp. 66–76. La Nuova Italia: 1996
‘Some Hippocratic mind-body problems’, in J. A. López Férez (ed.) Actas del VIIe Colloque International Hippocratique, 131–43. Madrid, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia: 1992
4. BOOK CHAPTERS, JOURNAL AND ENCYCLOPAEDIA ARTICLES (FORTHCOMING)
‘Mixing it up: Galen on elements, qualities, prime matter and his predecessors’, in N. Polloni (ed.) A Philosophical History of Prime Matter, vol. I: Ancient and Pre-Scholastic Conceptions. Cambridge University Press
‘Arthur Brock: a remarkable episode in early twentieth-century psychotherapeutics, Hellenism, and medical humanism’, in J. Henderson and R. Thomas (eds.) James Loeb and the History of Psychiatric Medicine: Proceedings of the Third James Loeb Biennial Conference, Munich and Murnau, 4–6 June 2023. Harvard University Press
(in review) ‘Recasting Greek Tragedy: character doubling and its ramifications, from Aeschylus to Euripides’