Classical quarterly

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  Año 2003, Vol. 53, Número 2

  • A TESTIMONY OF ANAXIMENES IN PLATO

    Daniel W. Graham

    págs. 327-337

    

  • PRAXIDAMAS' CROWN AND THE OMISSION AT PINDAR, NEMAN 6.18

    J. Fenno

    págs. 338-346

    

  • MAPPING PHLEIOUS: POLITICS AND MYTH-MAKING IN BACCHYLIDES 9

    David Fearn

    págs. 347-367

    

  • MOTHERHOOD OR STATUS? EDITORIAL CHOICES IN SOPHOCLES, ELECTRA 187

    Margalit Finkelberg

    págs. 368-376

    

  • GENDER AND TRANSGRESSION IN SOPHOCLES' ELECTRA

    Graham Wheeler

    págs. 377-388

    

  • EURIPIDES AND MACEDON, OR THE SILENCE OF THE FROGS

    Scott Scullion

    págs. 389-400

    

  • MAKING THE STRONGER ARGUMENT THE WEAKER: EURIPIDES, ELECTRA 518¿44

    Robert L. Gallagher

    págs. 401-415

    

  • CROESUS' SECOND REPRIEVE AND OTHER TALES OF THE PERSIAN COURT

    Stephanie West

    págs. 416-437

    

  • OPKOY I¿AI¿ E¿TIN AN¿NYMO¿: THE AFTERMATH OF PLATAEAN PERJURY

    Stephanie West

    págs. 438-447

    

  • NUMBERS IN GREEK POETRY AND HISTORIOGRAPHY: QUANTIFYING FEHLING

    Catherine Rubincam

    págs. 448-463

    

  • PERSONAL ENMITY AS A MOTIVATION IN FORENSIC SPEECHES

    Asako Kurihara

    págs. 464-477

    

  • AESTHETIC AND RECALL: CALLIMACHUS FRS. 226¿9 PF. RECONSIDERED

    Benjamin Acosta-Hughes

    págs. 478-489

    

  • DID THE GREEK EAR DETECT 'CARELESS' VERBAL REPETITIONS?

    P. E. Pickering

    págs. 490-499

    

  • PLATO'S MATHEMATICAL CONSTRUCTION

    Reviel Netz

    págs. 500-509

    

  • THE ETHNIC ORIGINS OF THE FRIENDS OF THE ANTIGONID KINGS OF MACEDON

    James L. O'Neil

    págs. 510-522

    

  • PLINY THE ELDER ON THE MELTING AND CORROSION OF SILVER WITH TIN SOLDERS: PRIUS LIQUESCAT ARGENTUM¿AB EO ERODI ARGENTUM (HN 34.161)

    Ernesto Paparazzo

    págs. 523-529

    

  • THE NEW VINDOLANDA WRITING-TABLETS

    J. N. Adams

    págs. 530-575

    

  • PLOTINUS' LAST WORDS

    Glenn W. Most

    págs. 576-587

    

  • THE NEW ROME AND THE OLD: AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS' SILENCES ON CONSTANTINOPLE

    Gavin Kelly

    págs. 588-607

    

  • GNESIPPUS AND THE RIVALS OF ARISTOPHANES

    J. H. Hordern

    págs. 608-613

    

  • POLYAENUS ON IPHICRATES

    David Whitehead

    págs. 613-616

    

  • HORACE'S SATELLES ORCI (ODES 2.18.34)

    Archibald Allen

    págs. 616-619

    

  • VAIN REPETITIONS? NOTES ON THE TEXT OF OVID, ARS AMATORIA 2.593 AND METAMORPHOSES 14.240

    E.J. Kenney

    págs. 619-620

    

  • BIRDS, FLAMES AND EPIC CLOSURE IN OVID, METAMORPHOSES 13.600¿20 AND 14.568¿80

    Sophia Papaioannou

    págs. 620-624

    

  • OVIDIAN PLUMBING IN METAMORPHOSES 4

    Robert Shorrock

    págs. 624-627

    

  • MANILIUS' SOLITARY CHARIOT-RIDE (ASTRONOMICA 2.138¿40)

    Katharina Volk

    págs. 628-633

    

  • HOT OR STRONG? A TEXTUAL NOTE ON SENECA, PHOENISSAE 254

    S. J. Harrison

    págs. 633-634

    

  • THYESTES' BELCH (SENECA, THY. 911¿12)

    Gottfried Mader

    págs. 634-636

    

  • EMBOLA PETRONIANA

    Gottfried F. S. Naiden

    págs. 637-639