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Salvador Bartera

Salvador Bartera

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ADDRESS
Department of Classics 1106 McClung Tower University of Tennessee Knoxville, 37996-0413
CV
https://classics.utk.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Bartera-CV-Academic.pdf
Phone
(865) 974-5448

Salvador Bartera

Assistant Professor

Research Interests

Roman Historiography (esp. Tacitus), the Classical Tradition, Renaissance Scholarship, Neo-Latin Jesuit Drama

Curriculum Vitae

 

Education

  • PhD, Classics, University of Virginia, 2008
  • Laurea, Classics, University of Urbino, 2002

Honors

  • Society for Classical Studies Outreach Prize (2020)
  • Classical Association of the Middle West and South Award for Outstanding Promotional Activity in the Schools, College/University level (2018-2019). Committee for the Promotion of Latin.
  • Margo Tytus Visiting Research Fellowship, University of Cincinnati (Spring 2018)
  • Mellon Summer Institute in Paleography, Getty Research Center (July 2017)
  • Mellon Summer Workshop, Digital Latin Library, University of Oklahoma (June 2017)
  • Living Latin in Paris, Paideia “Reginald Foster” Scholarship (2016)
  • College of A&S Award for Outstanding Teaching by a Non-Tenure Track Faculty Member, University of Tennessee (2012-2013)
  • Research Scholarship, Fondation Hardt, Switzerland (June 2008)

Selected Publications

“Scipione Ammirato’s Political Tacitus”, in G. Bucchi and E. Zucchi (eds.), Tacitus ad litteram (Tacito alla lettera). University of Padua Press. Forthcoming
V.E. Pagán (ed.), The Tacitus Encyclopedia (Wiley-Blackwell, 2023). Contributor (14 entries, ca. 8,000 words): Volume I: Anteius Rufus (63), Caesellius Bassus (192-3), Calpurnius Fabatus (201-2), Commentaries (281-6), Cornelius Marcellus (294), Cornelius Salvidienus Orfitus (295-6), Faenius Rufus (415-6), Fonteius Capito (432), Iunia Lepida (589-90), Iunius Gallio Annaeanus (596-7); Volume II: Luccius Telesinus (652-3), Minucius Thermus (709), Ostorius Scapula (767), Volcacius Tullinus (1176)
R. Funari, Lectissimus Pensator Verborum. Tre Studi su Sallustio. Fonti sulla Vita e Fortuna a cura di Gerard Duursma (Bologna, 2019). Gnomon 95.1 (2023): 81-82
S. Malik, The Nero-Antichrist. Founding and Fashioning a Paradigm (Cambridge, 2020). CR 71 (2021): 1-3
“Tacitus in Italy: between Language and Politics”, Hermathena 199 (2020): 159-96
“Flavian fides in Tacitus’ Histories”, in A. Augoustakis, E. Buckley, C. Stocks (eds.),
Fides in Flavian Literature. Phoenix: Supplementary Vol. LV (Toronto, 2019): 257-78

Teaching

Courses recently taught:

Latin 351: Cicero and Sallust
Latin 431: Pliny and Tacitus
Latin 593: Caesar and Latin Prose Composition