Contents Volume 48

Number 1

Biology as Destiny: The Deficiencies of Women in Aristotle’s Biology and Politics	velvet l. yates	1
Titus and Berenice: The Elegiac Aura of an Historical Affair	eva anagnostou-laoutides and michael b. charles	17
Collaborators Amongst the Opposition? Deconstructing the Imperial Cursus Honorum	thomas e. strunk	47
Call and Response: Derek Walcott’s Collaboration with Homer in his Odyssey: A Stage Version	rachel d. friedman	59
Moses Finley and Politics, Edited by W. V. Harris	peter w. rose	81
BOOKS RECEIVED		105

Number 2

The Worlds of Penelope: Women in the Mycenaean and Homeric Economies	barbara a. olsen	107
Dionysos Comes to Thrace: The Metaphor of Corrupted Sacrificed and the Introduction of Dionysian Cult in Images of Lykourgos’s Madness	kathryn r. topper	139
Narrating Myths: Story and Belief in Ancient Greece	sarah iles johnston	173
“The Dead With Me”: Ausonius’s Parentalia as Memorial to the Poet	suzanne abrams rebillard	219
The Pastoral Parents of Daphnis and Chloe	arum park	253

Number 3

The Greek Mythic Story World	sarah iles johnston	283
Placing the Self in the Field of Truth: Irony and Self-Fashioning in Ancient and Postmodern Rhetorical Theory	paul allen miller	313
Si Credere Velis: Lucan’s Cato and the Reader of the Bellum Civile	christopher l. caterine	339
Hyperreality, Intertextuality, and the Study of Latin Poetry	enrica sciarrino	369
Freud, Jung, and the Taboo of Rome	janice hewlett koelb	391