Journal of hellenic studies

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  Año 1996, Número 116

  • Articles

    • "Hybris", dishonour, and thinking big

      Douglas L. Cairns

      págs. 1-32

      

    • "Nomos" in Attic rhetoric and oratory

      Chris Carey

      págs. 33-46

      

    • Homer's sense of text

      Ken Dowden

      págs. 47-61

      

    • Herodotos and his contemporaries

      Robert L. Fowler

      págs. 62-87

      

    • The construction of Xerxes' bridge over the Hellespont

      Nicholas Geoffrey Lemprière Hammond, L.J. Roseman

      págs. 88-107

      

    • The independent heroes of the "Iliad"

      P.V. Jones

      págs. 108-118

      

    • Torture and rhetoric in Athens

      David C. Mirhady

      págs. 119-131

      

    • Reply to D.C. Mirhady: Torture and rhetoric in Athens

      Gerhard Thür

      págs. 132-134

      

    • The regal image in Plutarch's Lives

      W. Jeffrey Tatum

      págs. 135-151

      

  • Notes

    • Veiling, "aidós", and a red-figure amphora by Phintias

      Douglas L. Cairns

      págs. 152-158

      

    • L'"ecphrasis" de la parole d'apparat dans l'"Electrum" et le "De domo" de Lucien, et la représentation des deux styles d'une esthétique inspirée de Pindare et de Platon

      Marie Marcelle Jeanine Laplace

      págs. 158-165

      

    • Evans, Mackenzie, and the history of the Palace at Knossos

      Nicoletta Momigliano

      págs. 166-169

      

    • Piglets again

      David Schaps

      págs. 169-171

      

    • Fifth century chronology and the Coinage Decree

      Michael Vickers

      págs. 171-174