American journal of philology (John Hoppins University)

• 

  Año 1995, Vol. 116, Número 1

  • A Homeric metaphor cluster describing teeth, tongue, and words

    Robert Drew Griffith

    págs. 1-5

    

  • Perseus and the Gorgon: Pindar Pythian 12.9-12 reconsidered

    Charles Segal

    págs. 7-17

    

  • Euripides' Helen: Most noble and most chaste

    Ingrid E. Holmberg

    págs. 19-42

    

  • Sorting out the lot in Republican Rome

    Nathan Rosenstein

    págs. 43-75

    

  • The Catullan ego: Fragmentation and the erotic self

    Ellen Greene

    págs. 77-93

    

  • Imago mundi: Another view of the creation in Ovid's Metamorphoses

    Stephen M. Wheeler

    págs. 95-121

    

  • Pliny on Cicero and oratory: Self-fashioning in the public eye

    Andrew M. Riggsby

    págs. 123-135

    

  • Book reviews

    Charles Segal

    págs. 137-140

    

  • Book reviews

    Edwin Carawan

    págs. 140-144

    

  • Book reviews

    William C. West

    págs. 144-146

    

  • Book reviews

    Kathryn Gutzwiller

    págs. 146-149

    

  • Book reviews

    Ellen Oliensis

    págs. 149-152

    

  • Book reviews

    Betty Rose Nagle

    págs. 152-154

    

  • Book reviews

    J. Linderski

    págs. 154-156