Illinois classical studies

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  Año 2018, Vol. 43, Número 1

  • The Cult of Peace on the Athenian Stage during the Peloponnesian War: from Euripides's "Cresphontes" to Aristophanes's "Peace and Beyond"

    Lucia Athanassaki

    págs. 1-24

    

  • Doctors in a Comic Costume: Medical Language and Mass Audience in the Comedy of Menander

    George Kazantzidis

    págs. 25-57

    

  • Socrates, Satyrs and Satyr-Play in Plato's "Symposium"

    David Sansone

    págs. 58-87

    

  • Turning Heads: Alexander and the Animals

    Adam Cohen

    págs. 88-136

    

  • 'pessimus omnium poeta': Canonization and the Ancient Reception of Cicero's Poetry pessimus omnium poeta: Canonization and the Ancient Reception of Cicero's Poetry

    Caroline Bishop

    págs. 137-159

    

  • The 'Curia' in Aeneid 7

    Lissa Crofton-Sleigh

    págs. 160-175

    

  • 'Regina Aurea' (Aen. 1. 697–98)

    Michael C.J. Putnam

    págs. 176-178

    

  • Valgius Rufus and the Poet Macer in Tibullus and Ovid

    Leah Kronenberg

    págs. 179-206

    

  • Senses and the Sacred in Pliny's "Natural History"

    Eleni Hall Manolaraki

    págs. 207-233

    

  • 'iam pater est': Oedipus in Statius's "Thebaid"

    Robert C. Simms

    págs. 234-257

    

  • The Blind Eye Within: Jacqueline de Romilly on Seeing and Aging

    Maryline G. Parca

    págs. 258-271