Classical quarterly

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  Año 2004, Vol. 54, Número 1

  • FRÖLICH'S TABLE OF HOMERIC WOUNDS

    K.B. Saunders

    págs. 1-17

    

  • ASCLEPIUS AND THE LEGACY OF THESSALY

    Emma Aston

    págs. 18-32

    

  • DRAFT EVASION ONSTAGE AND OFFSTAGE IN CLASSICAL ATHENS

    Matthew R. Christ

    págs. 33-57

    

  • IDEALIZED ¿XO¿H AND DISDAIN FOR WORK: ASPECTS OF PHILOSOPHY AND POLITICS IN ANCIENT DEMOCRACY

    V.I. Anastasiadis

    págs. 58-79

    

  • FATHERS AND SONS IN PLATO'S REPUBLIC AND PHILEBUS

    M.F. Burnyeat

    págs. 80-87

    

  • REVERSING THE MYTH OF THE POLITICUS

    Gabriela Roxana Carone

    págs. 88-108

    

  • A NOTE ON PLATO POLITICUS 285d9-286b1

    D.F. Bates

    págs. 109-116

    

  • A HARUSPICY JOKE IN PLAUTUS

    Ariana Traill

    págs. 117-127

    

  • THE COMPOSITION AND CIRCULATION OF CICERO'S IN VERREM

    Thomas D. Frazel

    págs. 128-142

    

  • CICERO AND QUINTILIAN ON THE ORATORICAL USE OF HAND GESTURES

    Jon Hall

    págs. 143-160

    

  • DID JULIUS CAESAR TEMPORARILY BANISH MARK ANTONY FROM HIS INNER CIRCLE?

    John T. Ramsey

    págs. 161-173

    

  • OCTAVIAN'S ARRIVAL IN ROME, 44 B.C

    Mark Toher

    págs. 174-184

    

  • MASCULINITY AND FEMININITY IN THE LAUDATIO TURIAE

    Emily A. Helemrijk

    págs. 185-197

    

  • THE END OF THE RHINE MUTINY IN TACITUS, SUETONIUS, AND DIO

    S.J.V. Malloch

    págs. 198-210

    

  • OMNIA VINCIT AMOR: WHY THE REMEDIA FAIL

    Laurel Fulkerson

    págs. 211-223

    

  • PLAYING WITH MARBLE: THE MONUMENTS OF THE CAESARS IN OVID'S FASTI

    Steven J. Green

    págs. 224-239

    

  • TEXTUAL NOTES ON HERCULES OETAEUS AND ON SENECA'S AGAMEMNON AND THYESTES

    John G. Fitch

    págs. 240-254

    

  • MARTIAL'S FICTION: DOMITIUS MARSUS AND MAECENAS

    Shannon N. Byrne

    págs. 255-265

    

  • A SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR HADRIAN

    C. P. Jones

    págs. 266-273

    

  • MENIS AND PELEX. PROTAGORAS ON SOLECISM

    Rodney Ast, Julia Lougovaya

    págs. 274-277

    

  • MEDEA 1250: ¿Y¿TYXH¿ ¿' E¿¿ ¿YNH

    Howard Jacobson

    pág. 274

    

  • ARISTOTLE ON SPERM COMPETITION IN BIRDS

    Roger Brock

    págs. 277-278

    

  • A PUN IN ANTIPHANES (fr. 225 K-A = ATH 60C-D)

    Matthew Leigh

    págs. 278-283

    

  • SOME NOTES ON ME¿I¿THMI IN THE INSCRIPTION FROM TROIZEN

    Mikael Johansson

    págs. 283-285

    

  • CYCLOPEA: PHILOXENUS, THEOCRITUS, CALLIMACHUS, BION

    J.H. Hordern

    págs. 285-292

    

  • WHAT DID HE DO? CLEARCHUS ON PHILOXENUS (AP. ATH. 1.5f-6a = CLEARCH. FR. 57 WEHRLI)

    Krystyna Bartol

    págs. 292-296

    

  • FERIMUS

    Nigel Holmes

    págs. 296-297

    

  • LUCRETIUS 5.1105-7

    Martin Ferguson Smith

    págs. 298-299

    

  • AENEID 1.567-8

    Howard Jacobson

    págs. 299-300

    

  • THE WOLF AND THE DOG (HORACE, SERMONES 2.2.64)

    L.B.T. Houghton

    págs. 300-304