Journal of hellenic studies

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  Año 1986, Número 106

  • Articles

    • Alexander the Great and the decline of Macedon

      Albert Brian Bosworth

      págs. 1-12

      

    • Early Greek elegy, symposium and public festival

      Ewen Lyall Bowie

      págs. 13-35

      

    • Homeric words and speakers

      Jasper Griffin

      págs. 36-57

      

    • A cup by the Sotades painter in London: 'What leaf-fringed legend...?'

      Alan Griffiths

      págs. 58-70

      

    • The origins of the classical style in sculpture: (plates IV-VI)

      Christopher H. Hallett

      págs. 71-84

      

    • The origins of modern Pindaric criticism

      Malcolm Heath

      págs. 85-98

      

    • The Chieftain Cup and a Minoan rite of passage: (plate VII)

      Robert B. Koehl

      págs. 99-110

      

    • On some academic theories of mathematical objects

      Ian Mueller

      págs. 111-120

      

    • The temple of Apollo at Didyma: the building and its function (plate VII)

      H.W. Parke

      págs. 121-131

      

    • Political activity in classical Athens

      Peter J. Rhodes

      págs. 132-144

      

    • The philosophy of the "Odyssey"

      Richard B. Rutherford

      págs. 145-162

      

    • Fifth-century tragedy and comedy: a "synkrisis"

      Oliver Taplin

      págs. 163-174

      

  • Notes

    • The second stasimon of Sophocles' "Oedipus Tyrannus"

      Chris Carey

      págs. 175-179

      

    • The location of Tabai: ("Periplus Maris Erythraei" 12-13)

      Lionel Casson

      págs. 179-182

      

    • A convention of metamorphosis in Greek art: (plate VIII)

      Malcolm Davies

      págs. 182-183

      

    • Two Herodotean dedications from Naucratis

      David W.J. Gill

      págs. 184-187

      

    • Laispodias Andronymios

      R. Develin

      pág. 184

      

    • A neglected detail in the "Oedipus Tyrannus": where three roads meet

      Stephen Halliwell

      págs. 187-190

      

    • "Prometheus Desmotes" 354

      George L. Huxley

      págs. 190-191

      

    • The Diolkos

      Brian R. MacDonald

      págs. 191-195

      

    • An early inscribed gold ring from the Argolid: (plate VIII)

      Stephen V. Tracy

      pág. 196