Contents Volume 42
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| Contents Volume 42 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Number 1 | ||
| "And Whatever It Is, It Is You": | RICHARD RADER | 1 |
| The Autochthonous Self in | ||
| Aeschylus's Seven Against Thebes | ||
| Born to Speak: Ingenium and Natura in | ANTONIA SYSON | 45 |
| Tacitus's Dialogue on Orators | ||
| The Virgin, the Bear, the Upside-Down Strix: | LAURA CHERUBINI | 77 |
| An Interpretation of ANTONINUS LIBERALIS 21 | ||
| Oneself as Others: Aurelius and Autobiography | KEITH DICKSON | 99 |
| BOOKS RECEIVED | 127 | |
| Number 2 | ||
| "They Spoke the Truest of Words": | RYAN S. SCHELLENBERG | 131 |
| Irony in the Speeches of Herodotus's Histories | ||
| Stories at the Loom: Patterned Textiles | ANTHONY TUCK | 151 |
| and the Recitation of Myth in Euripides | ||
| Pliny and the Dolphin-Or a Story | BENJAMIN STEVENS | 161 |
| about Storytelling | ||
| Death, the Maiden, and the Mirror: | RABUN TAYLOR | 181 |
| Ausonius's Water World | ||
| BOOKS RECEIVED | 207 [End Page 309] | |
| Number 3 | ||
| On Tyrant Property Turned Ritual Object: | JULIA KINDT | 211 |
| Political Power and Sacred Symbols in | ||
| Ancient Greece and in Social Anthropology | ||
| Cicero's Definition of ΠΟΛΙΤΙΚΟΣ | JONATHAN ZARECKI | 251 |
| For Whom the Clock Drips | ANDREW M. RIGGSBY | 271 |
| Drinking from the Water-Clock: | JAMES KER | 279 |
| Time and Speech in Imperial Rome | ||
| BOOKS RECEIVED | 303 | |
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