Vol. 61 No. 3 (2021)

Articles

• Of Armpits and the Origins of Comedy: Aristophanes fr. 264 and 265

  Henry Spelman

  pp. 249-262

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• Hyperides and Aristophon: An Uneasy History

  Janek Kucharski

  pp. 263-286

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• Between Philosophy and Heroism: Gregory of Nazianzus on his Suffering in the Letters and Poems

  Thomas Kuhn-Treichel

  pp. 287-314

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• How Does Syrianus Conceive of Aristotle’s Theory of the Unmoved Mover: Polemical or Reconciliatory?

  Tianqin Ge

  pp. 315-343

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• Impressive and Obscure: Three Christian Sources in Eustathius’ Proem to a Commentary on Pindar

  Johannes Haubold

  pp. 344-367

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• How Did Byzantines Weave? A Synthesis of Textual, Pictorial, Ethnographic, and Archaeological Evidence

  Gang Wu

  pp. 368-395

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• Monasticism and Kinship in Byzantine Hesychastic Hagiography

  Mihail Mitrea

  pp. 396-422

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