Classical quarterly

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  Año 1993, Vol. 43, Número 1

  • A reflection on Homeric dawn in the parodos of Aeschylus, Agamemnon

    M. Lynn-George

    págs. 1-9

    

  • Religion and politics in Aeschylus' Oresteia

    A. M. Bowie

    págs. 10-31

    

  • Subject to emotion: Exploring madness in Orestes

    Z. Theodorou

    págs. 32-46

    

  • Theopompus and Herodotus: A reassessment

    Matthew R. Christ

    págs. 47-52

    

  • Fish, sex and revolution in Athens

    James Davidson

    págs. 53-66

    

  • Once more,the client/logographos relationship

    I. Worthington

    págs. 67-72

    

  • Apotimema: Athenian terminology for real security in leases and dowry agreements

    Edward M. Harris

    págs. 73-95

    

  • A cock for Asclepius

    Glenn W. Most

    págs. 96-111

    

  • The folly of praise: Plato's critique of encomiastic discourse in the Lysis and Symposium

    Andrea Wilson Nightingale

    págs. 112-130

    

  • Proleptic composition in the Republic, or why Book I was never a separate dialogue

    Charles H. Kahn

    págs. 131-142

    

  • Xenocrates' daemons and the irrational soul

    Hermann S. Schibli

    págs. 143-167

    

  • Aristotle on the analogy between action and nature

    Herbert Granger

    págs. 168-176

    

  • Clement of Alexandria on Aristotle's (cosmo-)theology (Clem. Protrept. 5.66.4)

    A.P. Bos

    págs. 177-188

    

  • Love and marriage in Greek new comedy

    P.G. McC. Brown

    págs. 189-206

    

  • A cold reception in Callimachus' Victoria Berenices (S.H. 257-265)

    Patricia A. Rosenmeyer

    págs. 206-214

    

  • The transmission of Cicero's De Officiis

    Michael Winterbottom

    págs. 215-242

    

  • Labor Improbus

    R. Jenkyns

    págs. 243-248

    

  • Dido, Tityos and Prometheus

    Colin I.M. Hamilton

    págs. 249-254

    

  • Deceitful Crete: Aenid 3.84 and the Hymns of Callimachus

    S.J. Heyworth

    págs. 255-257

    

  • Notes on Ovid, Heroides 20 and 21

    P.A.M. Thompson

    págs. 258-265

    

  • Notes on Lucan 10

    Nigel Holmes

    págs. 266-273

    

  • Commissura in Tacitus' Histories I

    M. Gwyn Morgan

    págs. 274-291

    

  • Analectica Gelliana

    Leofranc Holford-Strevens

    págs. 292-297

    

  • Why Attic Nights? Or what's in a name?

    Amiel D. Vardi

    págs. 298-301

    

  • Galen's De Constitutione Artis Medicae in the Renaissance

    Stefania Fortuna

    págs. 302-319

    

  • The double time scheme in Antigone

    James Morwood

    págs. 320-321

    

  • Ctesias' parrot

    J.M. Bigwood

    págs. 321-327

    

  • Restoring a manuscript reading at Paus. 9.3.7

    M.P.J. Dillon

    págs. 327-329

    

  • The stage action of Terence, Phormio 979-989

    John Barsby

    págs. 329-335

    

  • Notes on Lucretius

    Martin F. Smith

    págs. 336-339