Harvard Studies in Classical Philology

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  Año 2003, Número 101

  • Reading the Shield of Achilles: terror, anger, delight

    Stephen Scully

    págs. 29-47

    

  • Zeus, Prometheus, and Greek Ethics

    Hugh Lloyd-Jones

    págs. 49-72

    

  • An early fifth century athenian revolution in aulos music

    Robert W. Wallace

    págs. 73-92

    

  • Transformations of colonial disruption into narrative continuity in Pindar's Epinician odes

    Lucia Athanassaki

    págs. 93-128

    

  • Minos' touch and Theseus'glare: gestures in Bakkhylides "17*"

    Christine Clark-Evans

    págs. 129-154

    

  • The title of aeschylus' "ostologoi"

    Peter Grossardt

    págs. 155-158

    

  • Apollo's sacrifice: the limits of a methaphor in greek Tragedy

    John Gibert

    págs. 159-206

    

  • "Hieroi Logoi" and "Hierai Bibloi" the (un)written margins of the sacred in Ancient Greece

    Albert Henrichs

    págs. 207-266

    

  • Women's role in the home and the state: stoic theory reconsidered

    David M. Engel

    págs. 267-288

    

  • Once upon a time on cos: a banquet with Pan on the side in Theocritus "Idyll 7"

    J.J. Clauss

    págs. 289-302

    

  • Pleasures recalled: A.R. 3.813-814, Asclepiades and Homer

    Alexander Sens

    págs. 303-310

    

  • "Quaestiones Pisonianae": Procedural and Chronological notes on the S.C. De Cn. Pisone Patre

    Christopher S. Mackay

    págs. 311-370

    

  • The pindaric sources of Horace "Odes" 1.12

    Alex Hardie

    págs. 371-404

    

  • The date of the Helen episode

    Charles E. Murgia

    págs. 405-426

    

  • Nicolaus and Herod in the Antiquitates Judaicae

    Mark Toher

    págs. 427-447