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Volume 9, Issue 2
October 1990
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ISSN 0278-6656
EISSN 1067-8344
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Josephus and Polybius: A Reconsideration
A. M. Eckstein
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Legislation and Demiurgy: On the Relationship between Plato's "Republic" and "Laws"
André Laks
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Deceptions and Delusions in Herodotus
Donald Lateiner
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Actors on High: The Skene Roof, the Crane, and the Gods in Attic Drama
Donald J. Mastronarde
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Empty Nest, Abandoned Cave: Maternal Anxiety in "Achilleid" 1
Daniel Mendelsohn
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Front Matter
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Back Matter
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Forum on Oral Poetics: Papers in Honor of Albert B. Lord

Neoanalysis and Beyond
Mark W. Edwards
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The "Iliad" and Its Editors: Dictation and Redaction
Richard Janko
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Odysseus: The Proem and the Problem
Michael N. Nagler
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All Issues
Homer and the Simile at Sea
Oedipus Haerens: Paranoid Lagging in Seneca’s Phoenissae
Life Cycles beyond the Human: Biomass and Biorhythms in Heraclitus
Working for the Emperor at Antium: Profession and Prestige in the Fasti Antiates Ministrorum Domus Augustae
Translating Aphrodite: The Sandal-Binder in Two Roman Contexts
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