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Omnibus Magazine

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IssueTitleAuthorMain CategoryKeywordsYear
47War and peace in the Iliad and Michael LongleyTaplin, O.Greek Literature; ReceptionHomer; Iliad2004
49On the walls of TroyDonaghy, M. and Greenwood, E.Greek LiteratureHomer; Iliad2005
77On Greek ReligionParker, R.Greek ReligionPolytheism; Ritual; Belief2019
22Emperors, Gladiators, ChristiansWiedemann, T.Roman HistoryGladiators1991
39Oedipus' Ongoing TragedyBudelmann, F.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Mythology2000
63The Odes of Pindar and the modern Olympic GamesD'Angour, A.Reception of the Ancient WolrdOlympics; Pindar2012
55Words and deeds: the power and weakness of Cicero's oratoryFox, M.Roman Literature; Roman HistoryCicero2008
29Theban 'pigs' bite backCartledge, P.Greek HistoryThebes1995
55Polybius on Greece v. RomeOsborne, R. Greek History; Roman HistoryPolybius; Historiography2008
61To hell with Aeneas: looking backwards and forwards in Aeneid 6Mac Gorain, F.Roman LiteratureVirgil; Aeneid2011
75Sophocles' Oedipus the King: A Study of CompassionFinglass, P.Greek TragedySophocles; Oedipus; Emotion2018
75'Exekias Made Me': The Master of Black-Figure PotteryVolioti, K.Greek ArtExekias; Pottery; Vase Painting2018
22Making a Roman MealBirch, R. & Birch, J.Roman HistoryFood1991
51Livy 30.12-16: Masinissa becomes a RomanChaplin, J.D.Roman HistoryLivy2006
43Writing for Posterity: Thucydides on PericlesGreenwood, E.Greek HistoryThucydides; Pericles2002
40Take your medicine! Livy 1 and History's Exemplary PurposeKraus, C.Roman Literature; Roman HistoryLivy; Historiography2000
58The character of AchillesSwift, L.Greek LiteratureHomer; Iliad2009
9Consciously StoicLong, A.Greek PhilosophyZeno; Stoicism1985
50Mezentius - the man you hate to loveCowan, B. Roman LiteratureVirgil; Aeneid2005
20Polybius, Historian of Rome's Rise to PowerWalbank, F.Roman HistoryPolybius1990
22ThersitesThersitesMiscellaneousHumour1991
45An old man remembers: Evander's farewell to Pallas in the AeneidGeach, J.E.M.Roman LiteratureVirgil; Aeneid2003
48Arms and the Hobbit: J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings and Classical EpicGale, M.ReceptionTolkien; Homer; Virgil2004
5The Classical Continum 3: Design and MotifThompson, W.Reception; Greek Art & Archaeology; Roman Art & ArchaeologyArchitecture1983
76The Anxieties of the Literary TranslatorTaplin, O.Literary TheoryTranslation; Interpretation2018
57I am a number': Horace, Homer, and the walk-on in literaturePitcher, L.Greek Literature; Roman LiteratureHorace2009
78Antinous: A Boy Made God in the Roman EmpireSmith, R.Roman ReligionAntinous; Deification; Hadrian2019
6Thucydides the PioneerDover, K.Greek HistoryThucydides; Herodotus; Historiography1983
5Rereading CatullusFerguson, J.Roman LiteratureCatullus; Poetry1983
46Classics and PoliticsPetsalis-Diomidis, A.ReceptionPolitics2003
22Breeding WordsBeale, A.Greek Literature; Roman LiteratureLanguage; Latin; Linguistics1991
36Clues from the Earth: the new British Museum GalleriesJames, S.ReceptionMuseums1998
72Sister act: Ismene in Sophocles’ AntigoneCoo, L.Greek TragedySophocles; Character Study2016
61Courting controversy: Shakespeare's use of Ovid in Venus and AdonisEllis, G.ReceptionShakespeare; Ovid2011
10Lucretius V and the Road to No. XFowler,D.Roman Literature; ReceptionLucretius1985
44The darker face of ClassicsGoff, B. ReceptionOedipus2002
55Troy II: re-fighting and re-writing the Iliad in the OdysseyCowan, B. Roman LiteratureVirgil; Aeneid2008
77Reconstructing Proto-Indo-EuropeanLangslow, D.LinguisticsPIE; Historical Linguistics2019
68The problem with Nero': Gender and invective in Annals 15Whitton, C.Roman HistoryTacitus; Nero; Gender2014
59Rodin and classical sculptureChambers, S.ReceptionSculpture2010
54Setting history in stoneTaylor, C.Greek Art & ArchaeologyAthens; Epigraphy2007
59Icarus as artworkVout, C.Roman Literature; ReceptionOvid; Art2010
5Elizabethan LatinQuarrie, P.ReceptionLatin; Shakespeare1983
13The World of Pontius PilateGoodman, M.Roman HistoryJudaism; Christianity; Pilate1987
28Guitars in AntiquityFear, A.Greek History; Roman HistoryMusic1994
20Virgil on not knowning natureBrooke, M.Roman LiteratureVirgil; Poetry1990
33Happy Endings' and the shadow of the future in Euripdes' Iphigenia at Aulis and Jean Racine's IphigéniePhillippo, S.Greek Literature; ReceptionGreek Drama; Euripides; Modern Drama1997
44Learning from loversSheffield, F.Greek LiteraturePlato2002
30Et in Arcadia EgoBeard, M. & Henderson, J.Roman Literature; ReceptionVirgil; Language1995
74All's Well That Ends Well? Xenophon's Anabasis and Narrative ClosureAston, E.Greek LiteratureXenophon; Narrative2017
12How to be a Greek accompanistBarker, A.MiscellaneousMusic1986
63Txt like a RomanKing, G. and M. NichollsRoman Art and ArchaeologyEpigraphy2012
67Why read Propertius?Gruzelier, C.Roman LiteraturePropertius2014
36Penelope's SongMurray, P.Greek LiteratureOdyssey; Homer1998
63Thetis in Iliad 24Graziosi B.Greek LiteratureHomer; Iliad2012
2The Image of HoraceRudd, N.Roman LiteraturePoetry; Horace1981
54Who's that girl? The case of Ovid's CorinnaLively, G.Roman LiteratureOvid2007
48What didn't the Etruscans do for us?Swaddling, J.Roman Art & ArchaeologyEtruscans2004
47Cicero the advocate: court-room metamorphosisBurnand, C.Roman HistoryCicero2004
30Love, War, and DidoNelis, D.Roman LiteratureVirgil; Aeneid; Poetry1995
65Pliny's Vesuvius: off the beaten track in the Bay of NaplesGibson, R.Roman Art and Archaeology; Roman LiteraturePompeii; Herculaneum; Pliny2013
15The Values of PlinyParker, R.Roman LiteraturePliny1988
48Roman v Carthage: an epic enmityTipping, B.Roman LiteratureAeneid; Virgil; Silius Italicus2004
54Funny clones: 'Greek' comedies on the Roman stageLeigh, M.Roman LiteratureRoman Drama2007
76A Day in the Life of a Roman Child?Dickey, E.Roman Daily LifeChildren; Education; Rome2018
15Pericles and AfterFisher, N.Greek HistoryPericles; Thucydides1988
65Women of the BardoMantle, I.Roman Art and ArchaeologyWomen; Carthage2013
13How the Aeneid EndsFeeney, D.Roman LiteratureAeneid; Virgil; Poetry1987
16Big Fight in East LondiniumKington, M.MiscellaneousHumour1988
60Storms of passion in the AeneidCowan, B. Roman LiteratureVirgil; Aeneid2010
71Choral ConnectionsJackson, L.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Euripides2016
45Ostia, Rome, and the worldCooley, A.Roman Art & ArchaeologyOstia; City of Rome2003
65Bread, circuses, and The Hunger GamesNabney, E.R.ReceptionHunger Games2013
41The morning after the komos before: hangovers in ancient GreeceStafford, E.Greek HistoryFood; medicine2001
74Greek Cities Founded by Barbarians?Mac Sweeney, N.Greek HistoryColonization; Barbarians2017
58Conquering Greece: A Persian perspectiveHaubold, J.Greek HistoryPersia2009
51Zenobia - Queen of the desertChambers, S.Roman HistoryZenobia2006
62Omnibus interviews novelist Meg ClothierOmnibusReceptionInterview2011
76Rocky Starts: The Arrival of Roman Poetry in BritainKruschwitz, P.Latin LiteratureRoman Britain; Poetry; Reception2018
67What's in a cast collection?Turner, S.ReceptionCasts; Museums2014
74Homer: the First Jazz Musician?Peacock, H.Greek LiteratureHomer; Oral Tradition2017
23How to Decorate a Roman HouseLing, R.Roman Art & ArchaeologyArchitecture1992
76The Meaning of Mutiny: Tacitus Annals 1Whitton, C.Roman LiteratureTacitus; Mutiny; Narrative2018
63Roman 'ruin-mindedness': the passion for preserving the grandeur of the pastMayer, R.ReceptionArchaeology2012
15The Old Lie: Dulce et Decorum EstNisbet, R.Roman Literature; ReceptionHorace; Poetry1988
60Roman table-talk, Greek styleKonig, J.Roman LiteratureFood2010
42Men in WingsD'Angour, A.Greek HistoryScience2001
77The Artist Linder Sterling on Her Classical InfluencesSterling, L. (Interview)InterviewLinder; Modern Art; Classics2019
29Wine, Women, and AristophanesFinnegan, R.Greek Literature; Greek HistoryGreek Drama; Aristophanes; Women; Wine1995
33Electra's Baby in EuripidesHall, E.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Euripides1997
65On site at Silchester with Joanna LangleyLangley, J.Roman Art and ArchaeologyArchaeology; Roman Britain2013
61Xenophon, son of Gryllus, in conversation with Maria PretzlerPretzler, M.Greek HistoryXenophon; Interview2011
16Athens the Uniquely Merciful: the Power of MythGriffin, J.Greek HistoryAthens; Mythology1988
26Greek CoinageSmith, J.Greek Art & ArchaeologyNumismatics1993
78Prodigal Sons: Odysseus, Telemachus and the Dark Side of Being a FatherGreensmith, E.Homeric StudiesOdyssey; Fatherhood; Family2019
55Tell me, Muse...story-telling in the OdysseyNi Mheallaigh, K.Greek LiteratureHomer; Odyssey2008
72Classical antiquity and the making of the Fitzwilliam MuseumBurn, L.Classical ArtMuseums; Antiquities2016
3Virgil the EvangelistJones, P.Roman Literature; ReceptionAeneid; Christianity; Virgil1982
26Catullus the Cyber-punk?Nisbet, G.Roman LiteratureCatullus1993
9Euripides' Portrayal of MedeaT. TuckettGreek LiteratureEuripides; Greek Drama; Women1985
12Aristophanes funny beyond wordsMorton, T.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Aristophanes; humour1986
8The Spartacus MythWiedemann, T.Roman History; ReceptionSpartacus; Slavery1984
31Derek Walcott's Classical Caribbean or 'all that Greek manure under green bananas'Hardwick, L.ReceptionPoetry1996
57Minoan women in control?Morris, C.Greek Art and ArchaeologyMinoans2009
25The Fragile Foundations of a Wonder of the WorldBrodersen, K.Greek Art & ArchaeologyEgypt; Architecture1993
74Athenian Democracy After 2016Hesk, J.Political ThoughtAthenian Democracy; Modern2017
39Domitian, the Frightened EmperorGriffith, M.Roman HistoryPolitics2000
16Greek InsectsDavies, M. & Kathirithamby, J.Greek History; Greek Literature; Greek Art & ArchaeologyInsects1988
40Freedom of Speech in Homer and Virgil?Laird, A.Greek Literature; Roman LiteraturePolitics2000
50Greek mythologies: time and placePrice, S. Greek LiteratureMythology2005
73Continuity and Conflict: Classical and Contemporary WarfareCrowley, J.Ancient HistoryWarfare; Military; Reception2017
61Divine and human in Euripides' MedeaHall, E.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Euripides2011
21Archimedes and the Sand-ManLandels, J.PhilosophyArchimedes1991
17Seeing the words: Aeschylus' Oresteia Gould, J.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama1989
14ThersitesThersitesMiscellaneousHumour1987
69Simon says...a response to Lysias 3Lane Fox, R.Greek LiteratureLysias2015
66Socrates and XenophonBryan, J.Greek LiteraturePhilosophy; Socrates; Xenophon2013
40Child's PlayScupham, C.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama2000
3Sappho's Call to AphroditeCampbell, D.Greek LiteratureSappho; Poetry1982
28Urbs Sancti Petri Revisited Burnyeat, M.Reception1994
71What is the function of book 8 in Virgil's Aeneid?Thomas, C.Roman LiteratureVirgil; Aeneid2016
67The glorious water-carrier: Stesichorus' Sack of TroyFinglass, P.Greek LiteratureTroy; Lost works; Papyrus2014
31Euripides and Phaedra: Making the Weaker Argument Appear the StrongerMills, S.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Euripides1996
32Suspense and Sensibility: Sophocles' Oedipus the KingComber, M.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Modern Drama; Sophocles1996
27Recollections of a Trojan Woman: Christa Wolf's CassandraWest, S.Reception1994
64In Praise of the UnexpectedKneebone, E.Roman LiteratureLucian2012
1Cicero Steals the LimelightRawson, E.Roman History; Roman LiteratureCicero1981
72Forerunners of LivySmith, C.Roman HistoriographyLivy; Historical Sources2016
50Thinking with the number 50Cartledge, P.Greek HistoryThucydides2005
33Virgil: (Don't) Look Back in AngerBraund, S.Roman LiteratureAeneid; Virgil; Poetry1997
32Virgil and the Poetry of Blank PaperParker, R.Roman LiteratureVirgil; Aeneid; Poetry1996
25Grecian WeaselsMayor, A.Greek Literature; Greek HistoryAnimals1993
69Luxury versus poverty? Herodotus' view of the Persian WarsRood, T.Greek HistoryHerodotus; Persia2015
34Enter - The SunScupham, C.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama1997
54They ate what?Roy, J.Greek HistoryFood2007
46Performance disasters in the Athenian TheatreDavidson, J.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama2003
77Mapping the Shield of AeneasTomes, M.Latin LiteratureAeneid; Shield; Visual Narrative2019
69Did Roman government work?Steel, C.Roman HistoryPolitics2015
46Fancing meeting you here! Aegeus and Medea in Euripides' MedeaMossman, J.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Euripides2003
57Classical mythology contortedMorales, H.ReceptionMythology2009
48Why do heroes in epic poetry visit the Underworld?Powers, E.Greek Literature; Roman LiteratureHomer; Odyssey; Virgil; Aeneid2004
14Translating the AeneidWest, D.Roman LiteratureAeneid; Virgil; Poetry1987
24Livy on the RoyalsPelling, C.Roman History; Roman LiteratureLivy1992
64An empire of imagesAudley-Miller, L.Roman Art and ArchaeologyPrincipate; Propaganda2012
4Homer EntertainsJones, P.Greek LiteratureHomer; Poetry1982
4P.L.I.N.Y.'S LettersHenderson, J.Roman History; Roman LiteraturePliny1982
72Greek sanctuaries and Russian dolls: walls and religious experienceScott, M.Greek ReligionSanctuaries; Architecture2016
54Arms and the man in Aeneid 12Buckley, E.Roman LiteratureVirgil; Aeneid2007
21Entertaining Strangers: Odyssey 8 & 9Walcot, P.Greek LiteratureHomer; Odyssey; Poetry1991
72The Forum of Augustus: a family affairPrice, H.Roman HistoryAugustus; Architecture2016
47Lucia Nixon interviews Philip PullmanNixon, L. and Pullman, P.ReceptionInterview2004
9Antiquities for SaleFallows, G.MiscellaneousAntiquities1985
21Aspasia: Athen's First LadyHawley, R.Greek Literature; Greek HistoryWomen; Gender; Athens1991
69Flying scholars and the rise of flatulence: the scientific fantasy of Aristophanes' CloudsHorky, P.S.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Aristophanes2015
44The heroes of the baths - looking at athletes in the Baths of Caracalla at RomeNewby, Z.Roman Art & ArchaeologyCity of Rome; Baths; Art2002
67The excellence of Thessalian horsesAston, E.Greek HistoryAlexander the Great; Animals2014
39A Joke for the Millenium (and some others)West, S.Roman Literature; Greek LiteratureHumour2000
32Classical News-BitesUnknownMiscellaneousNews1996
19From our correspondent in Roman BritainHassall, M.Roman Art & Archaeology; Roman HistoryRoman Britain1990
13ThersitesThersitesMiscellaneousHumour1987
51Horace Odes 1.3 and Vergil's AeneidHodgkinson, D.Roman LiteratureHorace; Virgil; Aeneid2006
57Surprising Hedius Verus: How Roman Statues WorkedStewart, P.Roman Art and ArchaeologyStatues2009
17The Gruesomeness that was RomePurcell, N.Roman HistoryCity of Rome1989
26A Short Gallop With Homer's HorsesScupham, C.Greek LiteratureAnimals1993
49A man of large appetites': The Cyclops in popular cultureShahabudin, K.ReceptionCyclops; Film2005
18Augustus seen from the ProvincesMorris, J.Roman History; Roman LiteratureAugustus1989
27Mathes and the Muses: MosaicsMorris, J.Greek Art & Archaeology; Roman Art & Archaeology; Greek History; Roman HistoryMosaics; Science1994
44War and wine: British Responses to RomeRathbone, D.Roman Art & ArchaeologyBoudicca2002
62Ancient military technologyRihil, T.Greek History; Roman HistoryWar2011
26Looking at a Greek VaseRobertson, M.Greek Art & ArchaeologyVases1993
9Shakespeare's RomeMartindale, J.ReceptionShakespeare1985
43Sulpicia: the mistress writes back?Skoie, M.Roman LiteratureSulpicia2002
37Reading a Horatian OdeHarrison, S.Roman LiteraturePoetry; Horace1999
28A Taste for the UnacceptableWilkins, J.Greek History; Roman HistoryFood; Persia1994
78Socrates in Plato's PhaedoLee, D.Greek PhilosophyPlato; Phaedo; Socrates2019
67History and histrionics: staging Nero's reignClarke, K.Roman HistoryTacitus; Nero2014
52Nausicaa: victim, helper, or temptress?Kelly, A.Greek LiteratureHomer; Odyssey2006
29Cambridge CloudcuckoolandLewis, J.Greek Literature; ReceptionGreek Drama; Modern Drama1995
56Love lessonsHiggins, C.Roman LiteraturePoetry2008
18Naked EmperorsSmith, R.R.R.Roman Art & ArchaeologyStatues; Clothing1989
45Julius Civilis: the enemy withinAsh, R.Roman HistoryTacitus2003
30Lo, star-led chieftains...': Aeneas and the MagiWest, S.Roman LiteratureVirgil; Aeneid; Religion; Christianity1995
34Early Rome: Myth and MysterySmith, C.Roman HistoryRome1997
37Representing PandoraOsborne, R.Greek Art & ArchaeologyMythology1999
64Is 'all dark and comfortless' in Euripides' Trojan Women?Taplin, O.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Euripides2012
36Poets, Patrons, and Public ImageJenkyns, R.Roman History; Roman LiteraturePoetry; Augustus1998
10Italian NotebookPurcell, N.Roman ArchaeologyArchaeology1985
50Homer the psychologistParker, R.Greek LiteratureHomer; Iliad2005
48Priam encounters UlyssessFanthorpe, U.A. and P. MurrayGreek Literature; ReceptionHomer; Iliad2004
36The Battle of Mons Graupius - somewhere in CaledoniaBeetham, F. & Stewart, S.Roman HistoryRoman Britain; War1998
59Epic MealsThomas, O.Greek LiteratureHomer; Epic2010
51Roman sewers and the politics of cleanlinessBradley, M. Roman Art & ArchaeologyCity of Rome2006
68Roman globalizationMorley, N.Roman HistoryPrincipate; Imperialism2014
8Epic BeginningsMingay, J.Greek Literature; Roman LiteraturePoetry; Homer; Virgil1984
28Why Roman remains remainMercer, C.Roman Art & Archaeology1994
53Cicero detective?Fotheringham, L.Roman LiteratureCicero2007
30The Face of Dionysus in Euripides' BacchaeMossman, J.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Euripides; Religion1995
43Gods and Poets in the OdysseyGraziosi, B.Greek LiteratureHomer; Odyssey2002
75Virgil's Untold Epics: Narrative and Perspective in the AeneidO'Rourke, D.Latin LiteratureAeneid; Narrative; Perspective2018
12ThersitesThersitesMiscellaneousHumour1986
24The Hero AchillesMartin, F.Greek LiteratureHomer; Iliad1992
35Reading Zoilos' Marbles: The Archaeology of a Brilliant CareerSmith, R.R.R.Roman Art & ArchaeologyArchitecture1998
56Emperors and heroes at AphrodisiasSmith, R.R.R.Roman Art and Archaeology; Greek Art and ArchaeologyAphrodisias2008
4Latin A-ZGlare, P.Roman Literature; ReceptionLatin1982
33The Curse of Agrippina: Tacitus Annals 14O'Gorman, E.Roman Literature; Roman HistoryTacitus1997
67Presenting the classical world in museumsSmith, R. ReceptionMuseums2014
65War, death, and burial in Classical SpartaLow, P.Greek Art and ArchaeologySparta; War2013
9What was Fortuna laughing at?West, D.Roman LiteraturePoetry; Horace; Philosophy1985
52Tacitus, Tiberius, and AugustusCowan, E. Roman HistoryTacitus2006
61Peace at Rome? Placing Augustus' Ara Pacis in context(s)?Cooley, A.Roman Art and ArchaeologyCity of Rome; Museums; Augustus2011
68Sing, M(o)use': animal wars in the ancient worldHosty, M.Greek Literature; Roman LiteratureAnimals; Epic2014
33Cicero Decorates a GymnaisumLeach, E.Roman Art & Archaeology; Roman LiteratureCicero1997
53Watering down the past: the mosaics from ZeugmaWootton, W.Roman Art & ArchaeologyArchaeology; Mosaics; Turkey2007
70The marvel of marbleThomas, E.Roman Art and ArchaeologyCity of Rome2015
20The Naked Truth about Greek AthleticsInstone, S.Greek HistoryOlympics; Athletics1990
51Tragic and real-life familiesGrisman, S.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama2006
57Euripides and the lionessessHiscock, M.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Euripides2009
47Like father like son: Philip II and Macedonian thuggeryMitchell, L.Greek HistoryMacedonia; Philip II2004
19A turn up for the books: yes, it'sÂ… Ovid's MetamorphosesHenderson, J.Roman LiteratureOvid; Poetry1990
20More very old ChestnutsWest, S.Greek Literature; Roman LiteratureHumour1990
25Homeric HospitalityWest, S.Greek LiteratureHomer; Odyssey; Poetry1993
46What makes a tyrant?Harrison, T.Greek HistoryPolitics; Democracy2003
8JuvenalRudd, N.Roman LiteratureJuvenal1984
57Who wore jewellery in Roman London?Wallace, L.Roman Art and ArchaeologyRoman Britain; Gender2009
74A Crown of ThornsThonemann, P.Roman HistoryJesus; Roman Trials2017
7Synthesising Tyrian PurpleWanless, J.Greek History; Roman HistoryClothing; Science1984
12Snails, hairy spiders, and contradictionGodwin, J.Greek History; Roman HistoryMedicine1986
32How Herodotus Believed in OraclesHarrison, T.Greek HistoryHerodotus; Religion1996
42All too Greek? Herodotus on the Ionian RevoltBowden, H. Greek History; Greek LiteratureHerodotus2001
45The Women of AthensOmitowoju, R.Greek HistoryWomen2003
66The Elle-iad: Female empowerment in the IliadGreensmith, E.Greek LiteratureHomer; Iliad2013
43Retrieving Pompey's Head: Civil war in the AeneidMorgan, L.Roman LiteratureVirgil, Aeneid2002
2Who's afraid of Euripides' Medea?Gould, J.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Euripides; Women1981
38Painting and the AfterlifeOsborne, R.Greek Art & ArchaeologyArt1999
52Making an ass of oneself: Apuleius' MetamorphosisRepath, I.Roman LiteratureApuleius2006
58CSI Roman Syria: archaeology of ancient chemical warfareJames, S.Roman Art and ArchaeologyArchaeology; War; Syria2009
21Eggcups and BookcasesEvans, M.ReceptionArchitecture1991
40Shakespeare re-writes Homer: the cae of Troilus and CressidaStamatakis, C.Reception; Greek LiteratureShakespeare; Homer2000
72Liking it long: Catullus’ Carmina maioraGildenhard, I.Latin PoetryCatullus; Poetic Form2016
42Journeys of Knowledge in Aeneid 6Hardie, P.Roman LiteratureVirgil; Aeneid2001
55Electra's LamentRutherford, R.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Sophocles2008
57Ovid's Metamorphoses metamorphosedTatlow, R.Roman Literature; ReceptionOvid2009
51Hector and AndromacheGraziosi, B. and C.A. DuffyGreek Literature; ReceptionHomer; Iliad2006
56Colloquies and VulgarsAdams, M.ReceptionLatin; Education2008
34The History of Money: A New Gallery at the British MuseumMeadows, A.Greek Art & Archaeology; Roman Art & ArchaeologyNumismatics1997
34More money than taste in Lycia and PeckhamMercer, C.Greek Art & Archaeology; ReceptionArchitecture1997
62Permanent emergency? Augustus establishes his principateRich, J.Roman HistoryAugustus2011
35Winners and Losers: Vergil's Double VisionPobjoy, M.Roman LiteratureVirgil; Poetry1998
37Homer and the Art of StorytellingMinchin, E.Greek LiteratureHomer1999
64The invention of Homer: a sculptural accountSpivey, N.Greek Art and ArchaeologyStatues; Art2012
45Picture This! The House of Meleager at PompeiiLorenz, K.Roman Art & ArchaeologyPompeii; Art2003
10Homer's War MusicParker, R.Greek LiteraturePoetry; Homer; English Literature1985
5ThersitesThersitesMiscellaneousHumour1983
44Walking among gods: Virgil in a landscape gardenGruzelier, C.Roman Literature; ReceptionVirgil; Aeneid2002
37Vesuvius - Will the Titan awake?Scupham, C.Roman HistoryScience1999
2Earthquakes in Ancient GreeceCartledge, P.Greek HistoryScience1981
13Citizen BrutusMurphy, M.Roman History; ReceptionBrutus; French Revolution1987
35Nero's Canels: Folly or ForesightLaurence, R.Roman History; Roman Art & ArchaeologyNero1998
20Lion Similes in the IliadWest, S.Greek LiteratureHomer; Iliad; Poetry1990
56A touch of neoclassicismColtman, V.ReceptionMuseums2008
30Suns set and rise: Catullus 5 and the ElizabethansTaylor, A.Roman Literature; ReceptionCatullus; Poetry; English Literature1995
5New Fields in Greek ArchaeologySnodgrass, A.Greek Art & ArchaeologyArchaeology1983
50Unearthing the riches of ThorikosBlanshard, A. Greek Art and ArchaeologyArchaeology2005
7ThersitesThersitesMiscellaneousHumour1984
70Depicting and describing (Bacchus and) Ariadne: Titian, ancient painting, and CatullusTrimble, G.ReceptionArt; Catullus2015
36Seamus Heaney and the ClassicsO'Donoghue, B.ReceptionPoetry1998
56Homer from the dump to the digitalParsons, P.Greek LiteratureHomer; Papyrus2008
45Carved in stoneHebron, M.Roman Art & ArchaeologyEpigraphy2003
5Reading the Ancient HistoriansWoodman, T.Greek History; Greek Literature; Roman History; Roman LiteratureHistoriography1983
49Giving Directions in Euripides' HecubaProbert, P. and Dickey, E.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Euripides2005
1Long Live LatinMooney, B.ReceptionEducation1981
25Your Theban HeartNisbet, G.MiscellaneousHumour1993
58Catullus 22: on (not) judging a book by its coverGale, M.Roman LiteratureCatullus2009
38Did the Romans buy country life?Bispham, E.Roman Literature; Roman History1999
19Gods in the Tate GalleryHamlyn, R.ReceptionMuseums1990
40Eumaeus, clothes, and the OdysseyFowler, E.Greek LiteratureHomer; Odyssey; Clothes2000
59Men in skirts' disrobed: narrative history and source criticismWhitmarsh, T.Greek HistoryHistoriography2010
25Sophocles on Poisoning Your HusbandUnknownGreek LiteratureSophocles; Greek Drama1993
25Does this scene ring a bell?Taplin, O.Greek LiteratureAristophanes; Greek Drama1993
44Up Pompeii (4): The House of the FaunCooley, A.Roman Art & ArchaeologyPompeii2002
50Seneca's imaginary friend?Edwards, C.Roman LiteratureSeneca2005
71Pompey's your man! Cicero's De Imperio Gnaei Pompeivan der Blom, H.Roman HistoryCicero; Pompey2016
75What Is Plato's Apology?Drummond Young, A.Greek PhilosophyPlato; Apology; Socrates2018
46Harry Potter and the teaching of ClassicsWhitmarsh, T.ReceptionHarry Potter2003
66Iliad 24: Divine power and human responsibilityHodgkinson, D.Greek LiteratureHomer; Iliad2013
22Introducing CatullusWinterbottom, M.Roman LiteratureCatullus1991
26Pliny Discovers America!Neville, J.Roman Literature; Roman HistoryScience1993
17A Play on Worlds: Aristophanes' ThesmophoriazousaiLowe, N.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama1989
58The humour of the OdysseyBowie, A.Greek LiteratureHomer; Odyssey2009
75How Did Imperial Rome Stay So Big?Woolf, G.Roman EmpireEmpire; Governance; Longevity2018
14The Province with a DifferenceHassall, M.Roman Art & Archaeology; Roman HistoryRoman Britain1987
36Divine Underwear - In all the better shopsAlden, M.Greek History; ReceptionClothing1998
50Significant gestures: Roman rhetoric and the bodyWhitmarsh, T.Roman HistoryOratory2005
51The 'Mycenaean' Civilization?Preston, L.Greek Art and ArchaeologyMycenae2006
29What kind of Greece?Wallace, J.Reception18th Century; Victorians1995
69Dido and Aeneas in Roman BritainThompson, K. and Z. NewbyRoman Art and ArchaeologyRoman Britain; Mosaics2015
70Pompeius and Herennia: a (sad) family tale from Roman EgyptRathbone, D.Roman HistoryEgypt; Papyrus2015
28The origins of the Irish joke?Sidwell, K.MiscellaneousHumour; Latin1994
14Roman InsultsWatson, L.Roman History; Roman LiteratureInsults1987
71The Lost Boys: did the Romans love their children?Masseglia, J.Roman HistoryChildhood2016
52Looking at Trajan's Column: from imperial power to divine inspirationHughes, J.Roman Art & ArchaeologyTrajan's Column2006
1From our correspondent in Roman BritainHassall, M.Roman Art & ArchaeologyRoman Britain1981
36Clytemnestra's Manly Heart in the AgamemnonHall, E.Greek LiteratureGreek Drama; Aeschylus; Gender1998
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