Vol. 57 No. 4 (2017)

Articles

• Greek Statue Terms Revisited: What does ἀνδριάς mean?

  Catherine M. Keesling

  pp. 837-861

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• Herodotean Geography (4.36-45): A Persian Oikoumenē?

  Jessica M. Romney

  pp. 862-881

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• Polemos, Pathemata, and Plague: Thucydides’ Narrative and the Tradition of Upheaval

  Rachel Bruzzone

  pp. 882-909

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• The Divination Contest of Calchas and Mopsus and Aristophanes’ Knights

  Kenneth W. Yu

  pp. 910-934

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• Hipparchus’ Didactic Journey: Poetry, Prose, and Catalogue Form in the Commentary on Aratus and Eudoxus

  Jessica Lightfoot

  pp. 935-967

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• Talismans against Tsunamis: Apollonius of Tyana and the stelai of the Herakleion in Gades (VA 5.5)

  Manuel Álvarez Martí-Aguilar

  pp. 968-993

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• Luigi Castiglioni πλουταρχίζων and the Text of Plutarch’s Aquane an ignis utilior

  Antonio Tibiletti

  pp. 994-1009

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• Dionysia’s Complaint: Finding Emotions in the Courtroom

  Ari Z. Bryen

  pp. 1010-1031

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• Invective Oratory and Julian’s Misopogon

  Joshua Hartman

  pp. 1032-1057

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• Julian, Plutarch, and the Dangers of Self-Praise

  Lea Niccolai

  pp. 1058-1084

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• From Haimorrhooussa to Veronica? The Weaving Imagery in the Homeric Centos

  Anna Lefteratou

  pp. 1085-1119

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• ‘Hurry up, reap every flower of the logoi!’ The Use of Greek Novels in Byzantium

  Ingela Nilsson, Nikos J Zagklas

  pp. 1120-1148

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