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Comedy

• William S. Anderson, 'Terence and the Roman rhetorical use of the Andria', 3.2 (2003/04)

• Colin Austin and S. Douglas Olson, 'On the date and plot of Aristophanes' lost Thesmophoriazusae II', 3.5 (2003/04)

• Peter G.McC. Brown, 'Soldiers in New Comedy: insiders and outsiders', 3.8 (2003/04)

• J.L. Butrica, 'The date of Aristophanes’ lost Thesmophoriazusae: a response to Austin and Olson', 3.7 (2003/04)

• Mary English, 'The evolution of Aristophanic stagecraft', 4.3 (2005)

• Foivos-Spyridon Karachalios, 'Aristophanes’ lost Thesmophoriazusae revisited: on the date and plot', 5.2 (2006)

• Eckard Lefèvre, 'Asides in New Comedy and the Palliata', 3.3 (2003/04)

• Adele C. Scafuro, 'The rigmarole of the parasite’s contract for a prostitute in Asinaria: legal documents in Plautus and his predecessors', 3.4 (2003/04)

• Alan H. Sommerstein, 'Cuckoos in tragic nests? Kephisophon and others', 3.1 (2003/04)

• Netta Zagagi, 'The dramatic function of "speaking back into the house" in Menander's Dyskolos', 3.6 [June 2004]

Epigram

• Mary Frances Williams, 'The New Posidippus: realism in Hellenistic sculpture, Lysippus, and Aristotle’s aesthetic theory (P. Mil.Vogl.VIII.309, Pos. X.7-XI.19 Bastianini = 62-70 AB)', 4.2 (2005)

Homer and early Greek poetry

• Elton T.E. Barker and Joel P. Christensen, 'Oedipus of many pains: strategies of contest in the Homeric poems', 7.2 (2008)

Lucretius
and
Roman didactic poetry

• Josèphe-Henriette Abry, 'Manilius and Aratus: two Stoic poets on stars', 6.1 (2007)

• Gordon Campbell, 'Lucretius 5.1011-27: the origins of justice and the Prisoner's Dilemma', 1.3 (2002)

• Gordon Campbell, Lucretius and the memes of prehistory', Discussion Paper 1 (2002)

• Gordon Campbell, '"And bright was the flame of their friendship" (Empedocles B130): humans, animals, justice, and friendship, in Lucretius and Empedocles', 7.4 (2008)

• Stephen Harrison, 'Ennius and the prologue to Lucretius DRN 1 (1.1-148)', 1.4 (2002)

• Leofranc Holford-Strevens, 'Horror vacui in Lucretian biography', 1.1 (2002)

• David Sedley, 'Lucretius and the New Empedocles', 2.4 (2003)

• Robert Sharples, 'Some problems in the theory of vision in DRN 4', 1.2 (2002)

Marriage and sex

• Richard Hawley, '"Give me a thousand kisses": the kiss, identity, and power in Greek and Roman antiquity', 6.5 (2007)

• Fiona McHardy, 'The "trial by water" in Greek myth and literature', 7.1 (2008)

• Amy C. Smith, 'The politics of weddings at Athens: an iconographic assessment', 4.1 (2005)

Oratory and rhetoric

• Malcolm Heath, 'Porphyry's rhetoric: texts and translation', 1.5 (2002)

• Malcolm Heath, 'Metalepsis, paragraphe and the scholia to Hermogenes', 2.2 (2003)

• Malcolm Heath, 'Notes on the Anonymus Seguerianus', Discussion Paper 2 (2005)

• F.X. Ryan, 'Pacatus on the mnemonic capabilities of republican political figures', 8.1 (2009)

• Kathryn L. Tempest, 'Cicero and the art of dispositio: the structure of the Verrines', 6.2 (2007)

Pastoral

• Marco Fantuzzi, 'Pastoral love and "elegiac" love, from Greece to Rome', 2.3 (2003)

Philosophy

• Han Baltussen, 'Addenda Eudemea', 5.1 (2006)

• Gordon Campbell, '"And bright was the flame of their friendship" (Empedocles B130): humans, animals, justice, and friendship, in Lucretius and Empedocles', 7.4 (2008)

• Richard Elfyn Jones, 'Some Platonic implications of Whitehead's concept of God', 6.3 (2007)

• E.E. Pender, 'Sappho and Anacreon in Plato's Phaedrus', 6.4 (2007)

Tragedy

• Fiona McHardy, 'The "trial by water" in Greek myth and literature', 7.1 (2008)

• Hanna M. Roisman, 'Teiresias, the seer of Oedipus the King: Sophocles' and Seneca's versions', 2.5 (2003)

• Chiara Thumiger,  'ἀνάγκης ζεύγματ' ἐμπεπτώκαμεν: Greek tragedy between human and animal'', 7.3 (2008)

Virgil

• Mary Frances Williams, 'The Sidus Iulium, the divinity of men, and the Golden Age in Virgil's Aeneid', 2.1 (2003)

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