Journal of hellenic studies

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  Año 1970, Número 90

  • Articles

    • The cleroterium

      J. David Bishop

      págs. 1-14

      

    • Two scenes of combat in Euripides

      E. Kerr Borthwick

      págs. 15-21

      

    • On the tragedian Chaeremon

      Christopher Collard

      págs. 22-34

      

    • The psychotherapy scene in Euripides' "Bacchae"

      George Devereux

      págs. 35-48

      

    • From Babylon to Triparadeisos: 323-320 B.C.

      R. Malcolm Errington

      págs. 49-77

      

    • The Bellum Achaicum and its social aspect

      Alexander Fuks

      págs. 78-89

      

    • The criticism of an oral Homer

      J. Bryan Hainsworth

      págs. 90-98

      

    • On early Greek astronomy

      Charles H. Kahn

      págs. 99-116

      

    • 'House' and 'palace' in Homer

      Mary Knox

      págs. 117-120

      

    • Morals and values in Homer

      Anthony A. Long

      págs. 121-139

      

    • Empedocles' theories of seeing and breathing: the effect of a simile

      Denis O'Brien

      págs. 140-179

      

    • The introduction of ostracism and Alcmeonid propaganda

      Greg R. Stanton

      págs. 180-183

      

    • A Mycenaean hegemony?: a reconsideration

      C. G. Thomas

      págs. 184-192

      

  • Notes

    • Nereids and two Attic pyxides

      Sylvia Benton

      págs. 193-194

      

    • A Sam Wilde Group Cup in Oxford

      John Boardman

      págs. 194-195

      

    • A Lydian inscription from Aphrodisias in Caria

      Onofrio Carruba

      págs. 195-196

      

    • A note on a seven-stringed lyre

      George L. Huxley

      págs. 196-197

      

    • The bowshot and Marathon

      C.W. MacLeod

      págs. 197-198

      

    • Anaximander and Dr Dicks

      Denis O'Brien

      págs. 198-199

      

    • A note on a rattling Attic black glaze cup in Dublin

      Michael Vickers

      págs. 199-201