Julkaisuja

- ‘Boudica’s Daughters: Conquest and Rape in the Ancient Roman Discourse’, in Ancient Rape Cultures: Sexual Violence in the Greek, Roman, Jewish, and Early Christian World, E. Pyy (ed.) 2025, IRF & Quasar, Rome, 151-169.

- ’Caesarin teosten propaganda’, in Gaius Julius Caesar – Rooman diktaattorin monet kasvot, M. Jokela & J. Vanhala (toim.) 2025, Gaudeamus, Helsinki, 162–184.

- ‘Is there Hope for the Barbarian? Imagining Outgroup Futurities in Ammianus Marcellinus and Eunapius of Sardis’, in Pursuing Hope in the Premodern World, V. Vuolanto & O.-M. Cojocaru (eds.) 2025, Palgrave-Macmillan, Cham, 67-91.

- ‘Fecundity and Ferocity of the European Peoples: The Reception of Two Classical Topoi in the Res Germanicae (1531) of Beatus Rhenanus’, in Faravid – Journal for Historical and Archaeological Studies 56 (2025), 9-25.

- ‘Introduction: Marking the North in the Greek Tradition’, in Marking the North. The Greek Tradition and Its Influence in the Roman Period, A. Lampinen (ed.) 2025, Foundation for the Finnish Institute at Athens, Helsinki, 1-41.

- ‘Polyphemus, Galatea, Heracles: Myths of Origin for Northern Groups’, in Marking the North. The Greek Tradition and Its Influence in the Roman Period, A. Lampinen (ed.) 2025, Foundation for the Finnish Institute at Athens, Helsinki, 79-108.

- ‘The Formation of the Greek Image of Northerners’ Religions: A Diachronic Account’, in Marking the North. The Greek Tradition and Its Influence in the Roman Period, A. Lampinen (ed.) 2025, Foundation for the Finnish Institute at Athens, Helsinki, 157-191.

- ‘Lucus horridus. Emotional responses to ‘northern’ holy groves in Lucan and Tacitus’, in Locus horridus. Ansie romane verso il mondo naturale, Maddalena Bassani & Ria Berg (eds.) 2024, IRF & Quasar, Rome, 101-116.

- ‘Barbarians and Empire: Greek and Roman Conceptions of the East’, in Oriental Mirages. Stereotypes and Identity Creation in the Ancient World, A. Lampinen & B. Forsén (eds.) 2024, Franz Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart, 11-40; co-written with Björn Forsén.

- ‘Galatae between Northern and Eastern Stereotypes. Methods, Motives and Motifs of ‘Orientalization’’, in Oriental Mirages. Stereotypes and Identity Creation in the Ancient World, A. Lampinen & B. Forsén (eds.) 2024, Franz Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart, 197-231.

- ‘Explaining the East. Forming and Applying Eastern Stereotypes in the Graeco-Roman Tradition’, in Oriental Mirages. Stereotypes and Identity Creation in the Ancient World, A. Lampinen & B. Forsén (eds.) 2025, Franz Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart, 279-317.

-‘Barbarian Sages’ between Christianity and Paganism in Ammianus Marcellinus and the Cosmographia Aethici’, in Being Pagan, Being Christian in Late Antiquity and Early Middle Ages, Katja Ritari, Jan R. Stenger & William van Andringa (eds.), 2023 [AHEAD 4 – Advanced Studies in the Humanities and Social Sciences], Helsinki University Press, Helsinki 145-78.

-'Condemning Mobility: Nativist and Exclusionist Rhetoric in the Second-Century “Sophistic” Discourse on Human Movement’, in Mediterranean Flows: People, Ideas and Objects in Motion, A. Usacheva & E. Mataix Ferrándiz (eds.) 2023, Brill Schöningh, Leiden & Paderborn, 45-70.

- ‘Mediterranean as a Contested Environment in Late Antiquity’, in Seafaring and Mobility in the Late Antique Mediterranean, A. Lampinen & E. Mataix Ferrándiz (eds.) 2022, Bloomsbury, 49-68.

- ‘Difference and Essentialism: The Polemics of Physiognomy in the Late Roman Empire’, in Negotiation, Collaboration and Conflict in Ancient and Medieval Communities, C. Krötzl, K. Mustakallio & M. Tamminen (eds.) 2022, Routledge, 13-48.

- ‘Etnografinen kirjoittaminen Bysantissa’, Tuhannen vuoden kirjavuori: Kirjallisia näkökulmia Bysantin kulttuuriin, toim. P. Houni & K. Knaapi 2021, Acta Byzantina Fennica, Supplementa 1, 125-163.

- ‘A Merchant-Geographer’s Identity? Networks, Knowledge and Religious Affinity in the Expositio totius mundi et gentium’, in Religious Identities in Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages. Walking Together & Parting Ways, I. Lindstedt, N. Nikki and R. Tuori (eds.) 2021, Brill, Leiden, 16-40.

- ‘‘Ethnic’ Divination in Roman Imperial Literature’, in Divination and Knowledge in Greco-Roman Antiquity, C. Addey (ed.) 2021, Routledge, Abingdon, 218-47.

- ‘Physiognomy, Ekphrasis, and the ‘Ethnographicising’ Register in the Second Sophistic’, in Visualizing the invisible with the human body: Physiognomy and ekphrasis in the ancient world, J. C. Johnson & A. Stavru (eds.) 2019, De Gruyter, Berlin, 227-70.

- ‘‘Interpreters of Interpreters’ – Oracular and Grammatical Hermeneutics’, Mnemosyne 72 (2019), co-authored with Minna Seppänen, 883-907.

- ‘Against Hope? The Untimely Elpis of Northern Barbarians’, in Hope in Ancient Literature, History and Art. Ancient Emotions I, G. Kazantzidis & D. Spatharas (eds.) 2018, de Gruyter, Berlin, 275-95.

- ‘Forging the Feel of Ancient Ethnography in Pseudo-Jerome’s Cosmography of Aethicus Ister’, in Animo Decipiendi? Rethinking Fakes and Authorship in Classical, Late Antique, & Early Christian Works, ed. Antonio Guzmán & Javier Martínez, Barkhuis, Groningen 2018, 229-44.

- ''We know what you remember’. Notes on the Ecclesiastical Discourse about Religious Acculturation and Subaltern Memories in Late Antique and Early Medieval Gaul’, Acta Classica Univ. Scient. Debrecen. 53 (2017), 215-39.

- ‘A Helping Hand from the Divine. Notes on the Triumphalist Iconography of the Early Theodosians’, Acta Byzantina Fennica 4 (2015), 9-38.

- ‘Fragments from the ’Middle Ground’ – Posidonius’ Northern Ethnography’, Arctos (Acta Philologica Fennica) 48 (2014), 229-59.

- ‘Θεῷ μεμελημένε Φοίβῳ – Oracular Functionaries at Claros and Didyma in the Imperial Period’, in Studies in Ancient Oracles and Divination, Mika Kajava (ed.), Institutum Romanum Finlandiae & Quasar, Rome 2013, 49-88.

- ‘Migrating Motifs of Northern Barbarism – Depicting Gauls and Germans in Imperial Literature’, in The Faces of the Other: Religious Rivalry and Ethnic Encounters in the Later Roman World, Maijastina Kahlos (ed.), Brepols, Turnhout 2012, pp. 199-235.