Commemorazione

FSA remembers fondly those who have gone before us by contributing so much to make the Foro what it is.

In memoriam

Frederic Maxwell Schroeder (1937 - 2022)

Frederic Schroeder, son of a prominent Ontarian barrister and later provincial Supreme Court judge, is a prime example of a scholar who stuck to his last. Fifty years separate a dissertation on Plotinian metaphysics from an article on Plotinian aesthetics, published two years before his death. But he also fanned out from Plotinus into adjacent areas, notably in his work on Alexander of Aphrodisias.

In memoriam

Robert Lima (1935 - 2022)

Cuban-born American poet, literary critic, biographer, playwright, editor, and translator; inducted into the Enxebre Orden de la Vieira in Spain and dubbed Knight Commander in the Order of Queen Isabel of Spain by King Juan Carlos I.

In memoriam

John D. Turner (1938-2019)

"John Turner changed the face of late Antique Studies, breaking down earlier boundaries and opening up new vistas for younger scholars."

In memoriam

Jacob Neusner (1932-2016 )

"To be a child of Jack Neusner was to be a child of wonder and discovery and fun. Reading my father’s books gives you perhaps only 10% of a window into who he was."

In memoriam

Jacob Neusner (1932-2016 )

"To be a child of Jack Neusner was to be a child of wonder and discovery and fun. Reading my father’s books gives you perhaps only 10% of a window into who he was."