by the annual Magie Lectureship in the Princeton University Program in the Ancient World.

Scholarship

Magie's scholarship focused on Roman provincial administration, Roman law, and late Roman historiography. His work is noted for its breadth and exhaustive source analysis.

His most influential publication was the two-volume, 1,660-page Roman Rule in Asia Minor to the End of the Third Century after Christ (1950), the culmination of nearly twenty-five years of research. Magie described the project as "planned in my youth,

1.Previous
3.Next