Journal of hellenic studies

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  Año 1989, Número 109

  • Articles

    • Philosophy and rhetoric in the "Menexenus"

      Lucinda Coventry

      págs. 1-15

      

    • Rituals in stone: early Greek grave epigrams and monuments

      Joseph W. Day

      págs. 16-28

      

    • Ateas and Theopompus

      John Gardiner-Garden

      págs. 29-40

      

    • Agrarian ecology in the Greek islands: time stress, scale and risk

      Paul Halstead, Glynis Jones

      págs. 41-55

      

    • Casualties and reinforcements of citizen soldiers in Greece and Macedonia

      Nicholas Geoffrey Lemprière Hammond

      págs. 56-68

      

    • The end of the "Trachiniai" and the fate of Herakles

      Philip Holt

      págs. 69-80

      

    • Unanswered prayers in Greek tragedy

      Jon D. Mikalson

      págs. 81-98

      

    • The story of Knemon in Heliodoros' "AITEIORIKA"

      John R. Morgan

      págs. 99-113

      

    • Self-disclosure and self-sufficiency in Greek culture: the stranger's stratagem

      Glenn W. Most

      págs. 114-133

      

    • Reading Sophocles' "Antigone": assumptions and the creation of meaning

      Christiane Sourvinou-Inwood

      págs. 134-148

      

    • Love and beauty in Plato's "Symposium"

      F.C. White

      págs. 149-157

      

  • Notes

    • Herakles, Peisistratos and the Unconvinced

      John Boardman

      págs. 158-159

      

    • The wisdom of Lucian's Tiresias

      R. Bracht Branham

      págs. 159-160

      

    • Athenian oligarchs: the numbers game

      Roger Brock

      págs. 160-164

      

    • The Francis-Vickers chronology

      Robert Manuel Cook

      págs. 164-170

      

    • Hesiod's father

      Robert Manuel Cook

      págs. 170-171

      

    • Pelops and Sicily: the myth of Pindar Ol. I

      R. Drew Griffith

      págs. 171-173

      

    • Sophocles and the cult of Philoctetes

      Stephen J. Harrison

      págs. 173-175

      

    • The Hellenic disaster in Egypt

      A.J. Holladay

      págs. 176-182

      

    • Family quarrels

      Sarah C. Humphreys

      págs. 182-185

      

    • Thracian Hylas

      George L. Huxley

      págs. 185-186

      

    • Some suggestions on the proem and 'second preface' of Arrian's "Anabasis"

      John M. Marincola

      págs. 186-189

      

    • Eastern "Alimenta" and an inscription of Attaleia

      C. P. Jones

      págs. 189-191

      

    • Odysseus on the Niobid krater: (plates II-III)

      Timothy J. MacNiven

      págs. 191-198

      

    • Lactantius, Hermes Trismegistus and Constantinian obelisks

      Caroline Nicholson, Oliver Nicholson

      págs. 198-200

      

    • Herakles' attributes and their appropriation by Eros: (plate IV)

      Susan Woodford

      págs. 200-204

      

    • The duration of an Athenian political trial

      Ian Worthington

      págs. 204-207