Illinois classical studies

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  Año 2016, Vol. 41, Número 1

  • Hermione's Spartan costume: the tragic 'skeue' in Euripedes's "Andromache"

    Aspasia Skouroumouni Stavrinou

    págs. 1-20

    

  • Storing produce and staging dinner parties: fruit-galleries and genre in Varro's "De re rustica" 1

    Grant Nelsestuen

    págs. 21-40

    

  • 'Mauri' versus 'Marsi' in Horace's "Odes" 1.2.39

    Michael C. Sloan

    págs. 41-58

    

  • The power of the grieving mind: female lament in Statius's "Thebaid"

    Astrid Voigt

    págs. 59-84

    

  • The sense of two endings: how Virgil and Statius conclude

    Michael Putnam

    págs. 85-150

    

  • Lucian, a Protean "Pepaideumenos"

    Nathanael Andrade, Emily Rush

    págs. 151-184

    

  • Philosophers Redux: the "Hermotimus", the "Fisherman" and the role of dead philsophers

    Anna Peterson

    págs. 185-200

    

  • Parallel plays: Lucian's philosophers and the stage

    Kerry Lefebvre

    págs. 201-218

    

  • Lucian's "Saturnalia": rewrinting the literary "Nomoi"

    Valentín Popescu

    págs. 219-228

    

  • An imitation game: rhetorical play in Lucian's "Images", "images defended" and "The mistaken critic"

    Nathanael Andrade, Emily Rush

    pág. 229