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Blaise Nagy, brother of Gregory Nagy (Professor of Classics,
Harvard University) is a professor of Classics at the College of
the Holy Cross in Worcester Massachusetts and former chair of the
Classics department.
In addition to a translation of Louius
Gernet's "The Anthropology of Ancient Greece" in tandem with John
Hamilton (1981, John Hopkins University Press), Professor Nagy has
authored a commentary on selections of the Athenian historian
Thucydides (A Thucydides Reader, 2005 Focus Press).
Professor
Nagy's early work was in the realm of epigraphy, having trained
under Sterling Dow at Harvard University. His most notable
accomplishment was the identification of the Athenian Peplotheke, a
building on the Athenian acropolis where the peplos of Athena was
stored.
At Holy Cross he teaches courses in Greek and Roman
history, the satires of Horace and Thucydides.