Vol. 57 No. 2 (2017)

Articles

• An Etymological Note on Homeric ὑπόδρα

  Ruobing Xian

  pp. 261-267

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• Nomos ep’ andri in Fourth-Century Athens: On the Law Quoted at Andocides 1.87

  Mogens Herman Hansen

  pp. 268-281

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• Plato on the Thessalian Trick: A New Interpretation of Gorgias 513A

  Nereida Villagra

  pp. 282-294

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• New Honorific Inscriptions from Amphipolis

  Pantelis Nigdelis, Pavlos Anagnostoudis

  pp. 295-324

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• Symptoms of the Sublime: Longinus and the Hippocratic Method of Criticism

  Jacqueline Michelle Arthur-Montagne

  pp. 325-355

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• Greek Stars and Chaldaean Hours. A Bouquet of Aratean Emendations from Franz Boll’s Library

  Victor Gysembergh

  pp. 356-371

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• Grandmothers in Roman Egypt

  Ville Vuolanto

  pp. 372-402

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• Some Magical Gems in London

  Christopher A. Faraone

  pp. 403-430

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• Sophistry and Sorcery in Libanius' Declamations

  Jeremy J. Swist

  pp. 431-453

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• Philosophy, Ἱερατική, and the Damascian Dichotomy: Pursuing the Bacchic Ideal in the Sixth-Century Academy

  Todd Krulak

  pp. 454-481

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• The Reception of Herodian in the Byzantine Period: The Case of Theognostus

  Stephanie Roussou

  pp. 482-506

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• A Pious Mouse and a Deadly Cat: The Schede tou Myos, attributed to Theodore Prodromos

  Przemysław Marciniak

  pp. 507-527

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• Crossing the Halys and its Dangers. Nicolaus of Damascus and the Croesus Oracle

  Annalisa Paradiso

  pp. 528-546

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