Journal of hellenic studies

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  Año 1990, Número 110

  • Articles

    • Plutarch, Callisthenes and the Peace of Callias

      Albert Brian Bosworth

      págs. 1-13

      

    • Porphyry and the intellegible triad

      Mark J. Edwards

      págs. 14-25

      

    • Aktaion and a lost 'Bath of Artemis'

      Lamar Ronald Lacy

      págs. 26-42

      

    • The laws of Athens, 410-399 BC: the evidence for review and publication

      Noel Robertson

      págs. 43-75

      

    • The imprisonment of women in Greek tragedy

      Richard Seaford

      págs. 76-90

      

    • Perikles and the defence of Attika during the Peloponnesian War

      Ian G. Spence

      págs. 91-109

      

    • The opening of the Pylos campaign

      Robert B. Strassler

      págs. 110-125

      

    • Hellenic culture and the Roman heroes of Plutarch

      Simon Swain

      págs. 126-145

      

    • "Lady Chatterley's Lover" and the Attic orators: the social composition of the Athenian jury

      Stephen C. Todd

      págs. 146-173

      

  • Notes

    • The descent of the Greek epic

      John L. Chadwick

      págs. 174-177

      

    • The recognition decrees for the Delphian Soteria and the date of Smyrna's inviolability

      Sue Elwyn

      págs. 177-180

      

    • The moral interpretation of the 'second preface' to Arrian's Anabasis

      Tjitte H. Janssen

      págs. 180-188

      

    • On an alleged inconsistency in the Nicomachean Ethics (IX, 4)

      Christopher F. J. Martin

      págs. 188-191

      

    • Sophoclean logic (Antigone 175-81)

      Neil O'Sullivan

      págs. 191-192

      

    • Against the authenticity of the ring CMS II.3.326: fragments of a discourse on Minoan glyptic

      Christiane Sourvinou-Inwood

      págs. 192-198