Journal of hellenic studies

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  Año 1969, Número 89

  • Articles

    • Threatening, abusing and feeling angry in the Homeric poems

      A.W.H. Adkins

      págs. 7-21

      

    • A new join in the Amazon frieze of the Mausoleum

      B. Ashmole

      págs. 22-23

      

    • Greek accent and the rational

      J. Carson

      págs. 24-37

      

    • The evidence for Apolline purification rituals at Delphi and Athens

      R.R. Dyer

      págs. 38-56

      

    • "PRESTEROS AULOS"

      J.J. Hall

      págs. 57-59

      

    • Homer and late Minoan Crete

      J.T. Hooker

      págs. 60-71

      

    • "GNOSIS" and "EPISTEME" in Socrates' dream in the "Theaetetus"

      James H. Lesher

      págs. 72-78

      

    • Perseus and Chemmis (Herodotus II 91)

      Alan B. Lloyd

      págs. 79-86

      

    • The "cycle" of Agathias: new identifications scrutinised

      Ronald C. MacCail

      págs. 87-96

      

    • Physiology and medicine in a Greek novel: Achilles Tatius' "Leucippe and Clitophon"

      A.M.G. MacLeod

      págs. 97-105

      

    • Two buildings in sanctuaries of Asklepios

      R.A. Tomlinson

      págs. 106-117

      

  • Notes

    • Hammond on Marathon: a few notes

      A.R. Burn

      págs. 118-120

      

    • Demeter and Dionysos on Acrocorinth

      A.D. Ure

      págs. 120-121

      

    • On Anaximander's figures

      D.R. Dicks

      pág. 120

      

    • Theocritus, "Idyll" i 81-91

      Frederick Williams

      págs. 121-123