Classical quarterly

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  Año 2005, Vol. 55, Número 2

  • GOD'S BLUE HAIR IN HOMER AND IN EIGHTEENTH-DYNASTY EGYPT

    Robert Drew Griffith

    págs. 329-334

    

  • LIONS IN PARADISE

    Maureen Alden

    págs. 335-342

    

  • REVISING ILLEGITIMACY: THE USE OF EPITHETS IN THE HOMERIC HYMN TO HERMES

    Elizabeth S. Greene

    págs. 343-349

    

  • COLLOQUIAL LANGUAGE IN TRAGEDY: A SUPPLEMENT TO THE WORK OF P. T. STEVENS

    Christopher Collard

    págs. 350-366

    

  • CHAMBYSES AND THE EGYPTIAN CHAOSBESCHREIBUNG TRADITION

    John Dillery

    págs. 387-406

    

  • FOR WANT OF A HORSE: THUCTDIDES 6.30-2 AND REVERSALS IN THE ATHENIAN CIVIC IDEAL

    Deborah T. Steiner

    págs. 407-422

    

  • PLATO AT ALEXANDRIA: ARISTOPHANES, ARISTARCHUS, AND THE 'PHILOLOGICAL TRADITION' OF A PHILSOPHER

    Francesca Schironi

    págs. 423-434

    

  • MIMESIS AND UNDERSTANDING: AN INTERPRETATION OF ARITOTLE'S POETICS 4.1448B4-19

    Stavros Tsitsiridis

    págs. 435-446

    

  • ARISTOTLE, PLOTINUS, AND SIMPLICIUS ON THE RELATION OF THE CHANGER TO THE CHANGED

    J. Wilberding

    págs. 447-454

    

  • Aelian and atticism, critical notes on the text of de natura animalium

    Lucía Rodríguez-Noriega Guillén

    págs. 455-462

    

  • DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS AND THE METHOD OF METATHESIS

    Casper C. de Jonge

    págs. 463-480

    

  • THE DECLINE OF ROMAN STATESMANSHIP IN PLUTARCH'S PYRRHUS-MARIUS

    págs. 487-503

    

  • TAXIS OU BARABAROS: GREEK AND ROMAN IN PLUTARCH'S PYRRHUS

    Judith M. Mossman

    págs. 498-517

    

  • ACROTELEUTIUM'S SAPPHI INFATUATION (MILES 1216-83)

    Ariana Traill

    págs. 518-533

    

  • CATULLUS 45: TEXT AND INTERPRETATION

    Francis J. Cairns

    págs. 534-541

    

  • HORACE ODES BOOK 1 AND THE ALEXANDRIAN EDITION OF ALCAEUS

    R. O. A. M. Lyne

    págs. 542-558

    

  • PERSIUS ON HIS PREDECESSORS: A RE-EXAMINATION

    Spyridon Tzounakas

    págs. 559-571

    

  • MARTIUS MACER'S RAID AND ITS CONSEQUENCES: TACITUS, HISTORIES 2.23

    Gwyn Morgan

    págs. 572-581

    

  • NEGLECTED EVIDENCE FOR FEMALE SPEECH IN LATIN

    J. N. Adams

    págs. 582-596

    

  • NOTES ON TH PENTAKOSIOMEDIMNOS' FIVE HUNDRED MEDIMNOI

    Vincent J. Rosivach

    págs. 597-601

    

  • MYSTIC LIGHT IN AESCHYLUS' BASSARAI

    Richard Seaford

    págs. 602-606

    

  • MAKING WATER MUSIC: A DOUBLE-ENTENDRE IN ARISTOPHANES PAX 1265-9

    Rory B. Egan

    págs. 607-609

    

  • A MISSED JOKE IN ARISTOPHANES' WASPS 1265-74

    Emmanuela Bakola

    págs. 609-613

    

  • THE FOURTH GENUS AND THE OTHER THREE, A NOT ON PHILEBUS 27a8-9

    Sylvain Delcomminette

    págs. 614-616

    

  • ARISTOTLE ON THE HOMERIC NARRATOR

    Irene J. F. De Jong

    págs. 616-621

    

  • ARISTOTLE, GEN. CORR. 317A11-12: AN UNNOTICED GLOSS

    David Bloch

    págs. 621-623

    

  • EUROTAS: WIDE OR DANK? A NOTE ON RUFINUS AP 5.60 = 21 PAGE

    Regina Höschele, David Konstan

    págs. 623-627

    

  • POLYBIUS ON 'SEEING' AND 'HEARING': 12.27

    D. S. Levene

    págs. 627-629

    

  • AUTOCASTRATION OR REGICIDE? LUCIAN, DE DEA SYRIA 20

    P.J. Finglass

    págs. 629-632

    

  • PLAUTUS AND ENNIUS: A NOTE ON PLAUTU, BACCHIDES 962-5

    Giampiero Scafoglio

    págs. 632-638