Illinois classical studies

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  Año 2013, Vol. 38, Número 0

  • Iapetus and Japheth: Hesiod's "Theogony", "Iliad" 15.187-93 and "Genesis" 9-10

    Bruce Louden

    págs. 1-22

    

  • Reported assembly scenes in Greek tragedy

    D. M. Carter

    págs. 23-63

    

  • What Was He Reading Exactly? Marcus Argentarius, AP 9.161 (= 1369-72 GP) and Hesiod's "Works and Days"

    Athanassios Vergados

    págs. 65-80

    

  • Plutarch, Alexander and dream divination

    Carol J. King

    págs. 81-111

    

  • The "Bema" and the Stage: Stratocles and Philippides in Plutarch's "Demetrius"

    Mallory Monaco

    págs. 113-126

    

  • 'The Sobbin' Women': Romulus, Plutarch and Stephen Vincent Benét

    Catherine Connors

    págs. 127-148

    

  • The Bough and the lock: fighting fate in the "Aeneid"

    Julia Hejduk

    págs. 149-157

    

  • Poetics of Elision in the "Siluae"

    Dustin Heinen

    págs. 159-185

    

  • The chariot race and the destiny of the Empire in Statius' "Thebaid"

    Stefano Rebeggiani

    págs. 187-206

    

  • From crisis to consensus: salutary ideology and the murder of Agrippina

    Trevor Luke

    págs. 207-228

    

  • Apuleius' Cupid considered as a Lamia ("Metamorphoses" 5.17-18)

    D. Felton

    págs. 229-244

    

  • Lucan and John Chrysostom: a parallel of imagination

    J. K. Newman

    págs. 245-254