Journal of hellenic studies

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  Año 1998, Número 118

  • Articles

    • Was Sophocles heroised as Dexion?

      Andrew Connolly

      págs. 1-21

      

    • Observations on the 'stele from the harbour' of Thasos: the woman at the window

      Alexander John Graham

      págs. 22-40

      

    • Narrator interventions in Thucydides

      David Gribble

      págs. 41-67

      

    • The placement of 'book divisions' in the "Iliad"

      Bruce Heiden

      págs. 68-81

      

    • Sophocles at Patavium (fr. 137 Radt)

      Matthew Leigh

      págs. 82-100

      

    • Plato's Atlantis story and fourth-century ideology: designer history

      Kathryn A. Morgan

      págs. 101-118

      

    • Tragic money

      Richard Seaford

      págs. 119-139

      

    • The etymologies in Plato's "Cratylus"

      David Sedley

      págs. 140-154

      

  • Shorter contributions

    • The origins of the Pontic house

      Albert Brian Bosworth, Patrick V. Wheatley

      págs. 155-164

      

    • Homeric talents and the ethics of exchange

      Adam Brown

      págs. 165-172

      

    • Egyptian bronze jugs from Crete and Lefkandi

      Jane B. Carter

      págs. 172-177

      

    • Biography, fiction, and the Archilochean "ainos"

      Elizabeth Irwin

      págs. 177-183

      

    • 'Joint sacrifice' at Iasus and Side

      C. P. Jones

      págs. 183-186

      

    • Bellerophon tablets from the Mycenaean world? A tale of seven bronze hinges

      Ione Mylonas Shear

      págs. 187-189

      

    • Grated cheese fit for heroes

      Martin L. West

      págs. 190-191