This book is urgent reading for anyone interested in ideologically inflected receptions of Greco-Roman antiquity. It takes a giant methodological leap past the complacent policing of trolls to being candid about the potentially hate-fueling content of 'the Classics'.

Henry Stead, Senior Lecturer, University of St Andrews, UK

As we witness the global recrudescence of far-right politics it becomes all the more important for scholars to collaborate across disciplines and across borders to understand the causes and mechanisms of its success. This timely collection examines the who, how and what of neofascist appeals to Greco-Roman antiquity, offering insights into the far right's ideologies, metapolitical strategies, and international interconnections. Essential reading for anyone wishing to understand contemporary culture wars, it also demonstrates the importance of the humanities to the key sociopolitical challenges of today.

Katherine Harloe, Director, Institute of Classical Studies, University of London, UK