Iuditha P. Hallett

Iuditha Peller Hallett (nata 4 Aprilis 1944) est auctrix, oratrix, et profestrix rerum classicarum, iam docens apud Universitatem Terrae Mariae. Versata est multis studiis at praecipue opera in linguam Latinam et litteraturam; philologiam classicam; civilizationes Romanas et Graecas antiquas; mulieres, sexualitatem, et familiam in antiquitate; et traditionem studiorum classicorum in Civitatibus Foederatis dabat. Etiam est interpres neo-Latina foetuosa. Saepius Latine convertit carmina Anglice scripta, aliqua ad verbum, laxius alia, at semper in harmonice cum musica originali metroque.

Educatio

Fathers and Daughters in Roman Society: Women and the Elite Family (Princeton 1984)
Women Writing Latin (Routledge 2002)

Six North American Women Classicists (ex Classical World, 1996–1997)
Compromising Traditions: The Personal Voice in Classical Scholarship cum Thoma Van Nortwick Collegii Oberliniensis (Routledge 1997)
Roman Sexualities cum Marilyn Skinner Universitatis Arizonensis (Principitonia 1997)
Rome and Her Monuments: Essays in Honor of the City and Literature of Rome in Honor of Katherine A. Geffcken cum Sheila Dickison Universitatis Floridensis (Vaucondae, Illinoesia 2000)

Canadian Broadcasting Company radioprogramma "The Court of Ideas" 1986–1994. Attestationes dedit in:
- Mortem Cleopatrae
- Facinora Neronis
- Proditionem Boudicae
- Iura aequalitatis Sapphus
The History Channel/ A&E series “Movies in Time”:
- Reproductio BBC seriei I, Claudius
- The Fall of the Roman Empire
The History Channel/A&E in amorem Antonii et Cleopatrae 1998
The History Channel/A&E in serie The History of Sex 1999
PBS series The Roman Empire in the First Century 2001