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Eleanor Winsor Leach Eleanor Winsor Leach ( August 16 , 1937 – February 16 , 2018 ) was the Ruth N . Halls Professor with the Department of Classical Studies at Indiana University . She was a trustee of the Vergilian Society in 1978-83 and was second and then first vice-president in 1989-92 . Leach was the president of the Society of Classical Studies ( formerly , the American Philological Association ) in 2005/6 , and the chair of her department ( 1978-1985 ) . She was very involved with academics and younger scholars - directing 26 dissertations , wrote letters for 200 tenure and promotion cases , and refereed more than 100 books and 200 articles . Leachs research interests included Roman painting , Roman sculpture , and Cicero and Plinys Letters . She published three books ( with another forthcoming ) and more than 50 articles . Leachs work had an interdisciplinary focus , reading Latin texts against their social , political , and cultural context . From the 1980s onwards , she combined her work on ancient literature with the study of Roman painting , monuments , and topography . Education . Eleanor Winsor Leach was an undergraduate at Bryn Mawr College , where she took her A.B . magna cum laude with honors in Latin in 1959 . She achieved her M.A . from Yale University in 1960 . She achieved her Ph.D . in English and Latin from Yale University in 1963 , with her dissertation focused on Ovid and Chaucer . Career . Eleanor Winsor Leach taught at Bryn Mawr ( 1962–66 ) , Villanova University ( 1966–71 ) , University of Texas at Austin ( 1972–74 ) , Wesleyan University ( 1974–76 ) , and Indiana University , Bloomington ( 1977-2018 ) . When she joined the Department of Classical Studies at Indiana University , she was the only tenured woman . She was chair of the department between 1978-1985 , and was the Director of Graduate Studies between 1997-2016 . Leach published three books - Vergils Eclogues : Landscapes of Experience ( Ithaca , 1974 ) ; The Rhetoric of Space : Literary and Artistic Representations of Landscape in Republican and Augustan Rome ( Princeton , 1988 ) ; The Social Life of Painting in Ancient Rome and on the Bay of Naples ( Cambridge , 2004 ) - with another forthcoming - Epistolary Dialogues : Constructions of Self and Others in the Letters of Cicero and the Younger Pliny ( University of Michigan Press ) . Leachs work had an interdisciplinary focus , reading Latin texts against their social , political , and cultural context . From the 1980s onwards , she combined her work on ancient literature with the study of Roman painting , monuments , and topography . Leach won many fellowships and awards ( listed below ) including ACLS , NEH , and Guggenheim fellowships . Leach was Vice-President for the Program Division of the Society for Classical Studies ( 1991–94 ) and later President of the Society for Classical Studies ( 2005/6 ) . She was a trustee of the Vergilian Society ( 1978–93 ) and second and then first vice-president of it ( 1989–92 ) . Leach was on the Classical Jury of the American Academy in Rome ( 1980–82 ) , a Resident Scholar there ( Fall 1983 ) , and later conducted 3 NEH summer seminars there ( 1986 , 1989 , 2008 ) . She was President of the central Indiana chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America ( 1985–87 ) . Awards . - M . Carey Thomas Senior Essay Prize , Bryn Mawr College , 1959 - Woodrow Wilson Fellowship , 1959–60 - Yale University-Wilson Fellowships , 1959–62 - Carnegie Teaching Internship , C.C.N.Y , summer 1961 - U.S . Government Fulbright Award , 1962 ( not accepted ) - Grant-in-Aid , American Philosophical Society , 1971 - Grant-in-Aid , ACLS , Summer 1972 - Fellow , Wesleyan University Center for the Humanities , Spring 1974 - Guggenheim Fellowship , 1976–77 - N.E.H . Senior Fellowship for Independent Study and Research , 1983–84 - Resident Scholar in Classical Studies , American Academy in Rome , Fall Semester 1983 - Director , N.E.H . Summer Seminars for College Teachers , American Academy in Rome , Summers 1986 , 1989 and 2008 . - Blegen Distinguished Visiting Professor of Classics , Vassar College , 1987–88 - ACLS Senior Research Fellowship , 1992–93 - National Humanities Center Fellowship 1992-93 - Visiting Scholar , Wolfson College , Oxford University , 1996 , Trinity Term - Phi Beta Kappa , Hon . 1998 - John and Penelope Biggs Resident Scholar in Classics , Washington University in St Louis , March 2000 - Freese Sr . Fellow , Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts , National Gallery of Art , Washington D.C . Spring Semester 2004 - Visiting Fellow , Magdalen College , Oxford University , 2010 , Michaelmas Term - Elected Honorary Member SCR 2011-2017 Publications . Books . - Vergils Eclogues : Landscapes of Experience . Ithaca , New York . 1974 . - The Rhetoric of Space : Literary and Artistic Representations of Landscape in Republican and Augustan Rome . Princeton . 1988 . - The Social Life of Painting in Ancient Rome and on the Bay of Naples . Cambridge University Press . June 2004 ; September 2011 . - Epistolary Dialogues : Constructions of Self and Others in the Letters of Cicero and the Younger Pliny . University of Michigan Press . Forthcoming . Articles . - Georgic Imagery in the Ars Amatoria . TAPA 95 ( 1964 ) : 142-154 . - Propertius 1.17 : The Experimental Voyage . YCS 19 ( 1966 ) : 211-232 . - Nature and Art in Vergils Second Eclogue . AJP 87 ( 1966 ) : 427-445 . - The Unity of Eclogue 6 . Latomus 27 ( 1968 ) : 12-32 . - Meam quom formam noscito : Language and Characterization in the Menaechmi . Arethusa 2 ( 1969 ) : 30-45 . - De exemplo meo ipse aedificato : An Organizing Idea in the Mostellaria . Hermes 97 ( 1969 ) : 318-332 . - The Blindness of Mezentius ( Aeneid 10.762-768 ) . Arethusa 4 ( 1971 ) : 83-90 . - Eclogue 4 : Symbolism and Sources . Arethusa 4 ( 1971 ) : 167-184 . - Horaces Pater Optimus and Terences Demea : Autobiographical Fiction and Comedy in Sermo 1.4 . AJP 92 ( 1971 ) : 616-632 . - Corydon Revisited : An Interpretation of the Political Eclogues of Calpurnius Siculus . Ramus 2 ( 1973 ) : 53-97 . - Plautus Rudens : Venus Born from a Shell . Texas Studies in Language and Literature 15 ( 1974 ) : 915-932 . - Ekphrasis and the Theme of Artistic Failure in Ovids Metamorphoses . Ramus 3 ( 1974 ) : 102-142 . - Ergasilus and the Ironies of the Captivi . Classica et Mediaevalia 30 ( 1969 ) : 263-296 . - Neronian Pastoral and the World of Power . Ramus 4 ( 1975 ) : 204-233 . - Sedes Apibus : From the Georgics to the Aeneid . Vergilius 22 ( 1977 ) : 2-16 . - Parthenian Caverns : Remapping of an Imaginative Topography . Journal of the History of Ideas 39 ( 1978 ) : 539-560 . - Vergil , Horace , Tibullus : Three Collections of Ten . Ramus 7 ( 1978 ) : 79-106 . - Poetics and Poetic Design in Tibullus First Elegiac Book . Arethusa 13 ( 1980 ) : 79-96 . - Sacral-Idyllic Landscape Painting and the Poems of Tibullus First Book . Latomus 39 ( 1980 ) : 47-69 . - The Soldier and Society : Plautus Miles Gloriosus as Popular Drama . Rivista di Studi Classici 27 ( 1979 ) : 185-209 . - Georgics 2 and the Poem . Arethusa 14 ( 1981 ) : 35-48 . - The Metamorphoses of the Myth of Acteon in Campanian Painting . Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archaeologischen Instituts , Roemische Abteilung 88 ( 1981 ) : 171-183 and pls . 131-141 . - The Anonymity of Romano-Campanian Painting and the Transition from the Second to the Third Style . In B . Gold ( ed. ) , Literary and Artistic Patronage in Augustan Rome ( Austin , Texas , 1982 ) : 135-173 . - Morwe of May : A Season of Feminine Ambiguity . In Carruthers and Kirk ( ed. ) , Acts of Interpretation : The Text in its Context 700-1600 : Essays on Medieval and Renaissance Literature in Honor of E . Talbot Donaldson ( Norman , Oklahoma , 1982 ) : 299-310 . - Illustration as Interpretation in Brants and Drydens Editions of Vergil . In S . Hindman ( ed. ) , The Early Illustrated Book : Essays in Honor of Lessing J . Rosenwald ( Washington , Library of Congress , 1982 ) : 175-210 . - Transformations in the Georgics : Vergils Italy and Varros . Atti del Convegno scientifico mondiale di studi su Virgilio , Accademia Nazionale Virgiliana , ed. , 2 Vols . ( Milan , 1984 ) Vol . I : 85-108 . - The Punishment of Dirce : A Newly Discovered Continuous Narrative Painting in the Casa di Giulio Polibio and its Significance within the Visual Tradition . Roemische Mitteilungen 93 ( 1986 ) : 118-138 & color pl . 1 ; pls 49-59 . - Landscape and the Prosperous Life : The Discrimination of Genre in Augustan Literature and Painting . Archeologica Transatlantica : 5 ( 1985 ) : 189-196 . - The Implied Reader and the Political Argument of Senecas Apocolocyntosis and De Clementia . Arethusa 22 ( 1989 ) : 197-230 . - The Politics of Self-Presentation : Plinys Letters and Roman Portrait Sculpture . Classical Antiquity 9 ( 1990 ) : 19-39 . - The Iconography of the Black Salone in the Casa di Fabio Rufo at Pompeii . Kölner Jahrbuch fur Vor-und Früh geschichte 24 ( 1991 ) : 105-112 . - Polyphemus in a Landscape : Traditions of Pastoral Courtship . In John Dixon Hunt ( ed. ) , The Pastoral Landscape , National Gallery of Art , Studies in the History of Art 36 ( 1992 ) : 63-88 . - Horaces Sabine Property in Lyric and Hexameter Verse . AJP 114 ( 1993 ) : 271-302 . - Absence and Desire in Ciceros De Amicitia . Classical World 87 ( 1993 ) : 3-20 . - The Entrance Room in the House of Julius Polibius and the Nature of the Roman Vestibulum . In E.M . Moorman ( ed. ) , Proceedings of the Fifth International Congress on Ancient Wall Painting , Amsterdam , 8–12 September 1992 . Publications of the Dutch Institute in Rome , Stichtung Babesch ( Leiden , 1993 ) : 23-28 . - Horace Odes 1.8 : Achilles , the Campus Martius and the Articulation of Gender in Augustan Rome . Classical Philology 89 ( 1994 ) : 334-343 . - Roman Painting s.v . In B . M . Fagan ( ed. ) , Oxford Companion to Archaeology ( New York/Oxford , 1996 ) : 603-605 . - Cicero Decorates a Gymnasium . Omnibus , 1997 : 13-16 . - Oecus on Ibycus : Investigating the Vocabulary of the Roman House . In Rick Jones and Sarah Bon ( ed. ) , Space and Sequence in Ancient Pompeii ( Oxbow Books , Oxford , 1997 ) : 50-71 . - Venus , Thetis and the Social Construction of Maternal Behavior . Classical Journal 92 ( 1997 ) : 347-371 . - Horace and the Material Culture of Augustan Rome : A Revisionary Reading . In T . Habinek and A . Schiesaro ( ed. ) , The Roman Cultural Revolution ( Cambridge University Press , November 1997 ) : 105-121 . - Personal and Communal Memory in the Reading of Horaces Odes Books I-III . Arethusa 31 ( 1998 ) : 43-74 . - Satyrs and Spectators : Reflections of Theatrical Settings in Third Style Mythological Continuous Narrative Painting . In D . Scagliarini Corlàita ( ed. ) , I temi figurativi nella pittura parietale antica ( IV sec . a.C . - IV sec . d.C. ) . Atti del Vi Convegna Internazionale sulla Pittura Parietale Antica ( Bologna , 1998 ) : 81-85 ; 335-336 . - Viewing the spectacula of Aeneid 6 . In Christine Perkell ( ed. ) , Reading Vergils Aeneid ( University of Oklahoma Press , 1999 ) : 111-127 . - Contribution to Household Archaeology , P . M . Allison ( ed. ) Routledge , April 1999 . - Ciceronian Bi-Marcus : Correspondence with M . Terentius Varro and L . Papirius Paetus in 46 B.C . TAPA 1999 : 139-180 . - Ciceros Pro Sestio : Spectacle and Performance . In J . Hallett and S . Dickison ( ed. ) , Rome and her Monuments : Essays on the City and Literature of Rome in Honor of Katherine A Geffcken ( Illinois . 2000 ) : 369-397 . - G.P . Bellori and the Sepolcro dei Nasonii : Writing a Poets Tomb . In Alix Barbet ( ed. ) , La peinture funéraire antique IV siècle av . J.-C . - IV siècle apr . J.-C . ( Paris . 2001 ) : 69-77 . - Gendering Clodius . Classical World 94 ( 2001 ) : 335-359 . - Narrative Space and the Viewer in Philostratus Eikones . Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archaeologischen Instituts Römische Abteilung 107 ( 2000 ) : 237-252 . - Otium as Luxuria in the Status Economy of Plinys Letters . In Roy Gibson and Ruth Morello ( ed. ) , Re-Imagining Pliny the Younger . Arethusa 36 ( 2003 ) : 147-166 . - Doctus spectare lacunar : Roman Ceilings in Verbal Contexts . In László Borhy ( ed. ) , Plafonds e voûtes à l’époque antique ( Budapest , 2004 ) : 55-60 . - Constructing Identity : Q . Haterius and C Trimalchio Decorate their Tombs . In E.V . D’Ambra and Guy Metraux ( ed, ) , The Art of Citizens , Soldiers and Freedmen in the Roman World ( Archeo Press , 2006 ) : 1-18 . - An gravius aliquid scribam : Roman Seniores write to Iuniores . TAPA 137 ( 2006 ) : 247-267 . - Claudia Quinta ( pro Caelio 34 ) and an Altar to Magna Mater . Dictynna 4 ( 2007 ) . 1-14 . - Hypermestras Querela : Coopting the Danaids in Horace Odes 3.11 and in Augustan Rome . Classical World 102 ( 2008 ) : 13-32 . - The Implied Reader and the Political Argument in Senecas Apocolocyntosis AND De Clementia . Article published in 1989 Arethusa , republished with revisions and added bibliography in John Fitch ( ed. ) , Oxford Readings in Seneca ( Oxford , 2008 ) : 264-298 . - Harry Bergers Sprezzatura and the Rhetorical Poses of Ciceros de Oratore . In D . Miller and N . Levene ( ed. ) , A Touch More Rare : Harry Berger’s Art of Interpretation ( Fordham , 2009 ) : 182-196 . - Litora picta...nativis lapillis : Campanian mosaic foutains and their contexts . In Irene Bragantini ( ed. ) , Proceedings of the 11th Congress of the Association Internationale pour l’Etude de la Peinture Antique ( Naples , University Press 2010 ) : 65-76 . - Fortunes Extremities : Q Lutatius Catulus and Largo Argentina Temple B : A Roman Consular and his Monument . Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome 55 ( 2010 ) : 111-134 . - Rhetorical Inventio and the Expectations of Roman Continuous Narrative Painting . In D . Balch and A . Weissenreider ( ed. ) , Contested Space ( Mohr-Siebeck , Tübingen 2011 ) : 109-127 . - Romes Elegiac Topography : the View form the Via Sacra . In B . Gold ( ed. ) , Blackwells Companion to Roman Elegiac Poetry ( Wiley-Blackwell Press , 2012 ) : 134-152 . - Plinys Diffident Suetonius : A Portrait in Six Epistles . New England Classical Journal 2012 : 87-98 . - Response Essay : What has Pliny to Say . In Ramsby and Bell ( eds. ) , Free at Last : The Impact of Freed Slaves on the Roman Empire ( Bristol , UK , 2012 ) : 196-210 . - M . Atilius Regulus : Turning Defeat into Victory : Diverse Values in an Ambivalent Story . In C Pieper and J . Ker ( ed. ) , Valuing the Past in the Greco-Roman World ( Leiden 2014 ) : 243-268 .