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Volume 59 - Issue 2 - December 2009

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WHAT PENELOPE KNEW: DOUBT AND SCEPTICISM IN THE ODYSSEY
MICHELLE ZERBA
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23 November 2009, pp. 295-316
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THE PRAISE OF VICTORIOUS BROTHERS IN PINDAR'S NEMEAN SIX AND ON THE MONUMENT OF DAOCHUS AT DELPHI *
MONESSA FINNERTY CUMMINS
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23 November 2009, pp. 317-334
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INTERPOLATION AND RESPONSION IN SOPHOCLES' AJAX *
P. J. FINGLASS
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23 November 2009, pp. 335-352
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EURIPIDES AND THE DEMAGOGUES 1
JAMES MORWOOD
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23 November 2009, pp. 353-363
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THE SYMBOLISM OF SPACE IN EURIPIDEAN CHORAL FANTASY (HIPP. 732–75, MED. 824–65, BACCH. 370–433)*
L. A. SWIFT
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23 November 2009, pp. 364-382
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A RECONSIDERATION OF THE MUSICIAN CHAERIS
ANDREW HARTWIG
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23 November 2009, pp. 383-397
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NEAERA'S DAUGHTER: A CASE OF ATHENIAN IDENTITY THEFT?
DAVID NOY
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23 November 2009, pp. 398-410
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THE DECREE CULTURES OF THE ANCIENT MEGARID *
PETER LIDDEL
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23 November 2009, pp. 411-436
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AGIS II OF SPARTA AT HERAEA IN 400 B.C.1
JAMES ROY
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23 November 2009, pp. 437-443
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TRADITIONAL FORMS OF WISDOM AND POLITICS IN PLATO'S APOLOGY
HARVEY GOLDMAN
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23 November 2009, pp. 444-467
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SHOULD THERE HAVE BEEN A POLIS IN ARISTOTLE'S POETICS?
MALCOLM HEATH
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23 November 2009, pp. 468-485
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ARISTOTLE, POETICS 17, 1455a29–34: PEOPLE IN REAL LIFE, POETS, OR SPECTATORS IN THE GRIP OF PASSION?*
G.M. SIFAKIS
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23 November 2009, pp. 486-493
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VERBALIZING/VISUALIZING: THEATRICAL MASKS AND THE GREEK EPIGRAM *
ANTONIS K. PETRIDES
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23 November 2009, pp. 494-504
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WHO FOUNDED THE INDO-GREEK ERA OF 186/5 B.C.E.?
JENS JAKOBSSON
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23 November 2009, pp. 505-510
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NAMES IN -POR AND SLAVE NAMING IN REPUBLICAN ROME
CLIVE CHEESMAN
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23 November 2009, pp. 511-531
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ENNIUS' ‘CUNCTATOR’ AND THE HISTORY OF A GERUND IN THE ROMAN HISTORIOGRAPHICAL TRADITION 1
JACKIE ELLIOTT
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23 November 2009, pp. 532-542
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THE INVENTION OF MARRIAGE: HERMAPHRODITUS AND SALMACIS AT HALICARNASSUS AND IN OVID *
ALLEN J. ROMANO
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23 November 2009, pp. 543-561
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EROGENOUS ORGANS: THE METAMORPHOSIS OF POLYPHEMUS' SYRINX IN OVID, METAMORPHOSES 13.784 *
DAVID CREESE
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23 November 2009, pp. 562-577
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TREASURE, TREASURIES AND VALUE IN PAUSANIAS *
K.W. ARAFAT
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23 November 2009, pp. 578-592
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THE RHETORIC OF PEDAGOGICAL NARCISSISM: PHILOSOPHY, PHILOTIMIA AND SELF-DISPLAY IN MAXIMUS OF TYRE'S FIRST ORATION
JEROEN LAUWERS
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23 November 2009, pp. 593-607
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Research Article

WHAT PENELOPE KNEW: DOUBT AND SCEPTICISM IN THE ODYSSEY

THE PRAISE OF VICTORIOUS BROTHERS IN PINDAR'S NEMEAN SIX AND ON THE MONUMENT OF DAOCHUS AT DELPHI *

INTERPOLATION AND RESPONSION IN SOPHOCLES' AJAX *

EURIPIDES AND THE DEMAGOGUES 1

THE SYMBOLISM OF SPACE IN EURIPIDEAN CHORAL FANTASY (HIPP. 732–75, MED. 824–65, BACCH. 370–433)*

A RECONSIDERATION OF THE MUSICIAN CHAERIS

NEAERA'S DAUGHTER: A CASE OF ATHENIAN IDENTITY THEFT?

THE DECREE CULTURES OF THE ANCIENT MEGARID *

AGIS II OF SPARTA AT HERAEA IN 400 B.C.1

TRADITIONAL FORMS OF WISDOM AND POLITICS IN PLATO'S APOLOGY

SHOULD THERE HAVE BEEN A POLIS IN ARISTOTLE'S POETICS?

ARISTOTLE, POETICS 17, 1455a29–34: PEOPLE IN REAL LIFE, POETS, OR SPECTATORS IN THE GRIP OF PASSION?*

VERBALIZING/VISUALIZING: THEATRICAL MASKS AND THE GREEK EPIGRAM *

WHO FOUNDED THE INDO-GREEK ERA OF 186/5 B.C.E.?

NAMES IN -POR AND SLAVE NAMING IN REPUBLICAN ROME

ENNIUS' ‘CUNCTATOR’ AND THE HISTORY OF A GERUND IN THE ROMAN HISTORIOGRAPHICAL TRADITION 1

THE INVENTION OF MARRIAGE: HERMAPHRODITUS AND SALMACIS AT HALICARNASSUS AND IN OVID *

EROGENOUS ORGANS: THE METAMORPHOSIS OF POLYPHEMUS' SYRINX IN OVID, METAMORPHOSES 13.784 *

TREASURE, TREASURIES AND VALUE IN PAUSANIAS *

THE RHETORIC OF PEDAGOGICAL NARCISSISM: PHILOSOPHY, PHILOTIMIA AND SELF-DISPLAY IN MAXIMUS OF TYRE'S FIRST ORATION

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