American journal of philology (John Hoppins University)

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  Año 2004, Vol. 125, Número 4

  • IDEOLOGY, THE SYMPOSIUM, AND ARCHAIC POLITICS

    Dean Hammer

    págs. 479-502

    

  • ALL IN THE FAMILY: FUNERAL RITES AND THE HEALTH OF THE OIKOS IN AISCHYLOS' ORESTEIA

    Kerri J. Hame

    págs. 513-533

    

  • PERICLES ON THE ATHENIAN CONSTITUTION (THUC. 2.37)

    James A. Andrews

    págs. 539-561

    

  • WHY WERE THE VESTALS VIRGINS? OR THE CHASTITY OF WOMEN AND THE SAFETY OF THE ROMAN STATE

    Holt N. Parker

    págs. 563-601

    

  • FEMINISM AND CLASSICS IV: A REPORT

    Bella Vivante, Marilyn Skinner

    págs. 603-606

    

  • Platonis Respublica

    Malcolm Schofield

    págs. 607-614

    

  • Women and Humor in Classical Greece

    Laura McClure

    págs. 615-618

    

  • Rome and the Barbarians, 100 B.C.-A.D. 400

    J.F. Drinkwater

    págs. 618-622

    

  • Roman Propertius and the Reinvention of Elegy

    Micaela Janan

    págs. 622-626