The “Society for Classical Studies” in Romania
The “Society for Classical Studies” in Romania
The “Society for Classical Studies” Association in Romania promotes classical philology, the study of the Greek and Latin languages, as well as the intellectual heritage of the ancient world. Founded in 1958, the Association supports research, education, and the continuation of the humanist tradition in Romania. The “Society for Classical Studies” is dedicated to cultivating the cultural and academic values that form the foundation of European civilization, providing a framework for collaboration among philologists, researchers, historians, and enthusiasts of classicism.
About the Journal "Classical Studies"
According to the 2026 evaluation by the National Council for Scientific Research, the journal Studii Clasice is ranked Category A in the field of History and Cultural Studies and Category B in the field of Philology.
First published in 1959 under the auspices of the Romanian Society for Classical Studies and by the Publishing House of the Romanian Academy, *Studii Clasice* continues to pursue its original mission: to publish scholarly work in classical philology, archaeology, ancient history, philosophy, the history of law, and the teaching of classical languages. The journal publishes original scholarly contributions, including research articles, book reviews, and review notes. All submissions are evaluated through a rigorous blind peer-review process.
Over more than six decades of existence, the journal “Studii Clasice” has featured major figures in classical philology and related fields, such as Alexandru Avram, Alexandru Barnea, Émile Benveniste, Pierre Chantraine, Eugen Cizek, Emil Condurachi, Traian Costa, Petru Creția, Alfred Ernout, I. Fischer, Aram Frenkian, Florea Fugariu, Alexandru Graur, Gheorghe Guțu, Maria Marinescu-Himu, Mihai Nasta, Constantin Noica, Constantin Petolescu, Zoe Petre, Dionisie Pippidi, Cicerone Poghirc, Louis Robert, Dan Slușanschi, Nicolae-Șerban Tanașoca, Tudor Vianu, and many others.
Call for Contributions
Dear colleagues,
The Studii Clasice journal of the Romanian Classical Studies Society, published annually by the Romanian Academy Publishing House, has set out to dedicate volume LIV/2025 to our illustrious Magistru I. FISCHER, whose birth will be one hundred years old in December 2023. To this end, the Editorial Committee of the journal, together with the Scientific Committee, decided to produce a thematic volume.
We await, with the greatest interest and friendly collegiality, your collaboration on this second section of the future volume. We are entirely honored if you will have the opportunity and the time to send us, by July 31, 2025, your contributions.
We would also be honored if you would be kind enough to offer us, even now, in perspective, your contribution – in the form of studies, articles, reviews, chronicles or reading notes – and for the future issue (LV/2026), considering a wide range of fields of interest, namely those that are related, directly or indirectly, implicitly or explicitly, to Classical Antiquity and its reception in cultural posterity: classical, Romanesque, Romanian philology, history, archaeology, philosophy, theology, history of religions and religious beliefs, law, exact sciences, applied and technical sciences, the reception of Greco-Roman Antiquity in cultural posterity, etc.
The texts can be written in any of the European languages of international circulation (French, English, German, Italian, Spanish) or in Romanian. In order to give the volume a unified appearance, from the perspective of its technical editing, we kindly ask you to respect the technical editing norms assumed by the journal.
Materials proposed for publication will be sent to the official email address: revistastudiiclasice@gmail.com
We extend our warmest thanks for your attention to our invitation and for your future contributions!
Liviu
Franga
Editor-in-chief of the journal Classical Studies
