• "Murderers of the Dead" in Antiphon 1 

  Wallach, Barabara P. (2002)

  The anonymous speaker of Antiphon 1 is prosecuting his stepmother for the murder of his father. Yet, in his prooemium and prokataskeue, he exerts more effort to discredit his stepmother's defenders (i.e., his half-brothers ...

• The baths of Trajan Decius, or of Philip the Arab? 

  Terry, James (2002)

  In a recent publication Laetitia La Follette collected the evidence for the Baths of Trajan Decius, an important but little-known imperial monument of the mid-3rd c. in Rome. Bringing together the ancient literary and ...

• Flavius Josephus and the archaeological evidence for Caesarea Maritima 

  Stanley, Farland Hart, Jr. (2002)

• Paidagogia pros to theion : Plutarch's Numa 

  Stadler, Philip A. (2002)

• Turning again in Tibullus 1.5 

  Saylor, Charles (2002)

  Tibullus 1.5 has been much studied to date. Perhaps one of the best known studies treats the elegy as an example of Tibullus' style, a smooth surface with an underlying texture of cross referencing and emotional stresses. ...

• Unfriendly persuasion : seduction and magic in Tacitus' Annales 

  Santoro L'Hoir, Francesca (2002)

• In search of the Roman frontier in Sardinia 

  Rowland, Robert J., Jr. (2002)

• Epitaphs and tombstones of Hellenistic and Roman Cyprus 

  Parks, Danielle A. (2002)

  Tombstones and their epitaphs yield excellent evidence on the nature of the population of Hellenistic and Roman Cyprus. Analysis of these monuments can reveal who the deceased were, their social classes, ethnic origins, ...

• The Anatolian Cult of Sabazios 

  Roller, Lynn (2002)

  In 1989 I published an article on examples of Attic vase painting which illustrate non-Greek divinities and cult rituals. Among the pieces I discussed was an Attic red figured krater from Spina, now in Ferrara, with a scene ...

• From Polytheism to Christianity in the temples of Cyprus 

  Rautman, Marcus (2002)

  Over his career Eugene Lane has contributed much to our understanding of the religions of the late classical world, and in particular to clarifying the evolution of Christianity within the context of the Roman empire. The ...

• Chance remarks on dreams in Aelius Aristides 

  Leuci, Victor A. (2002)

  What are 'chance' remarks on dreams and how valuable are they? In his book Greeks on Dreams, Van Lieshout says: "It should be stated explicitly beforehand that those casual references to dreams and dreaming register a low ...

• Trial by Amazon : thoughts on the first Amazons in Greek art 

  Langdon, Susan (2002)

  To Heinrich Schliemann's stunning record of archaeological firsts can be added the discovery, among a handful of pictorial sherds excavated at Tiryns, of the earliest known Amazon in Greek art. Admittedly he did not recognize ...

• Remedium amoris : a curse from Cumae in the British Museum 

  Jordan, David (2002)

  One of the very first publications of lead curse tablets in modem times is that by Wilhelm Henzen, who presented, in 1846, along with a drawing of it made under the supervision of Theodor Mommsen himself, an example, of ...

• What? Me a Poet? : generic modeling in Horace Sat 1.4 

  Hooley, Dan (2002)

• Challenging otherness : a reassessment of early Greek attitudes toward the divine 

  Hogan, James C.; Schenker, David J. (2002)

• Athens and Pompey : a political relationship 

  Hoff, Michael (2002)

• The character of Orestes in Sophocles' Electra 

  Grote, Dale (2002)

• Horace, Odes 1.31 : the Construction of a priamel 

  Estevez, Victor (2002)

  In this essay I wish first briefly to review William H. Race's description of the priamel as a rhetorical device in Greek and Latin poetry and his assessment of Horace's usage in this regard, particularly Carm. 1.31 ; then ...

• Ancient journeys : contents 

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• Introduction 

  Callaway, Cathy; Draper, Pamela A.; Muchow, Michael; Seelinger, Robert A., Jr. (2002)

  Introduction / Cathy Callaway -- Linguistics and lentil soup / Pamela A. Draper -- Eugene Lane and Ellis Library / Michael Muchow -- Gene Lane : Commitment to scholarship, teaching, and community / Robert A. Seelinger, Jr. ...

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