He was also coordinator for the publication of the Dictionary of amatory motifs in Latin literature (Huelva, 2011).

He has has been providing doctoral seminars in recent years on Latin amatory literature, and since the 2006-2007 academic year he has devoted to these subjects in the first two modules of Official Master on literary studies in Andalusia. Straddling the textual and literary analysis is his study of the elegy 2.15 of the Ovid's Amores (2004). Ramírez de Verger, Estévez Sola y Librán Moreno, Virgil's Aeneid. He has published critical editions of Ovid's Medicamina femineae faciei, of De Orbe Nouo of Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda and, in collaboration with Profs. His research work has focused on four areas: editing and textual criticism, the amatory literature, humanistic Latin, the work of Prudentius. Between 19 he was Associate Professor at the University of Extremadura, and from 1997 to 2010 was teacher of Latin Philology at the University of Huelva, and from that year he is Professor of Latin Philology at this University. L uis Rivero García (Zarza de Montánchez-Caceres, 1964) studied classical philology between 19 at the University of Seville, where he also began his teaching activity and obtained his Ph.D.

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