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Omnibus Magazine

A catalogue of all the articles in Omnibus magazine, issues 1-71

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Issue	Title	Author	Main Category	Keywords	Year
42	Antigones	Underwood, L.	Greek Literature; Reception	Greek Drama; Sophocles	2001
64	The invention of Homer: a sculptural account	Spivey, N.	Greek Art and Archaeology	Statues; Art	2012
44	How obelisks became Roman	Elsner, J.	Roman Art & Archaeology	City of Rome; Architecture	2002
58	Catullus 22: on (not) judging a book by its cover	Gale, M.	Roman Literature	Catullus	2009
10	Curses from Bath	Tomlin, R.	Roman History	Religion	1985
58	Tragic bits and pieces	Sommerstein, A.H.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Lost works	2009
8	Mother Gaia	Hughes, J.	Greek History	Earth	1984
20	The Naked Truth about Greek Athletics	Instone, S.	Greek History	Olympics; Athletics	1990
5	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1983
25	The uses of Zeuses	Arafat, K.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Zeus	1993
7	Parody of a parody of a parody?	Taplin, O.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama	1984
46	Harry Potter and the teaching of Classics	Whitmarsh, T.	Reception	Harry Potter	2003
9	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1985
38	Aeneas, family and fate	Tarbet, H.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid; Poetry; Competitions	1999
63	Putting Agrippina in her place: Tacitus and imperial women	Edwards, C.	Roman History	Tacitus; Women	2012
14	The amusing tale of Q. Pomponius Musa	Kreitzer, L.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Numismatics	1987
30	Rome Revived? The city as a language of power	Edwards, C.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Reception; Roman History	Imperialism; Augustus; Architecture	1995
53	Cicero detective?	Fotheringham, L.	Roman Literature	Cicero	2007
53	Grave issues in Classical Athens	Turner, S.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Art; Athens; Tombs	2007
16	What did Homer know about writing?	Edwards, P.	Greek Literature	Homer; Linguistics	1988
26	The Philosopher and the Tiger	Sharples, B.	Philosophy		1993
65	Pliny's Vesuvius: off the beaten track in the Bay of Naples	Gibson, R.	Roman Art and Archaeology; Roman Literature	Pompeii; Herculaneum; Pliny	2013
14	Translating the Aeneid	West, D.	Roman Literature	Aeneid; Virgil; Poetry	1987
41	Whiter than white': perfection and the Greek legecy	Jones, E.	Reception		2001
14	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1987
5	Reading the Ancient Historians	Woodman, T.	Greek History; Greek Literature; Roman History; Roman Literature	Historiography	1983
8	Euripides the Pscyhologist	Knox, B.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	1984
4	Latin A-Z	Glare, P.	Roman Literature; Reception	Latin	1982
49	On the walls of Troy	Donaghy, M. and Greenwood, E.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2005
2	The Image of Horace	Rudd, N.	Roman Literature	Poetry; Horace	1981
23	How to Decorate a Roman House	Ling, R.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Architecture	1992
70	Alexander the Great and the substitute king	Stevens, K.	Greek History	Alexander the Great	2015
9	Consciously Stoic	Long, A.	Greek Philosophy	Zeno; Stoicism	1985
13	The World of Pontius Pilate	Goodman, M.	Roman History	Judaism; Christianity; Pilate	1987
26	A Short Gallop With Homer's Horses	Scupham, C.	Greek Literature	Animals	1993
56	Famous lost words	Wright, M.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Lost works	2008
19	Hadrian's Wall Pilgrimmage	Burton, R.	Reception	Roman Britain	1990
23	A Museum, not a Snoozeum	Beard, M. & Henderson, J.	Reception	Museums	1992
55	Troy II: re-fighting and re-writing the Iliad in the Odyssey	Cowan, B.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2008
67	Curses, charms and magic in the ancient world	Arbabzadah, M.	Miscellaneous	Magic	2014
12	New Documents from Vindolanda	Bowman, A.; Thomas, J.	Roman Art & Achaeology	Roman Britain	1986
27	Getting back at your guardian in Sophocles' Electra and Antigone	Hall, E.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Sophocles	1994
5	Dressed to Kill	Jenkins, I.	Greek History	Clothing; Gender; Women	1983
70	Odysseus as bard in the Odyssey	Gartland, S.	Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey	2015
41	Homer, espionage, and Albanian complexities	Graziosi, B.	Reception	Homer	2001
13	LVDI LATINI	Stroh, W.	Miscellaneous		1987
68	The problem with Nero': Gender and invective in Annals 15	Whitton, C.	Roman History	Tacitus; Nero; Gender	2014
55	Tell me, Muse...story-telling in the Odyssey	Ni Mheallaigh, K.	Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey	2008
8	Juvenal	Rudd, N.	Roman Literature	Juvenal	1984
7	Latin and Greek Today: The Classical Continuum 4	O'Neill, W.	Reception	Language	1984
1	Greek Dinner Parties	Vickers, M.	Greek History	Food	1981
40	Child's Play	Scupham, C.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama	2000
53	Plato on the media	Sedley, D.	Greek Literature	Plato; Philosophy	2007
35	Winners and Losers: Vergil's Double Vision	Pobjoy, M.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Poetry	1998
46	What makes a tyrant?	Harrison, T.	Greek History	Politics; Democracy	2003
14	Putting together the pieces: a passage in the Bacchae	Easterling, P.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	1987
71	The Lost Boys: did the Romans love their children?	Masseglia, J.	Roman History	Childhood	2016
69	Augustus and Livia: An extraordinary marriage	Langlands, R.	Roman History	Augustus	2015
64	Salamis: the battle that saved western civilization?	Cartledge, P.	Greek History	Persia; Herodotus	2012
52	Ritual and money in Aeschylus' Agamemnon	Seaford, R.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aeschylus	2006
69	Luxury versus poverty? Herodotus' view of the Persian Wars	Rood, T.	Greek History	Herodotus; Persia	2015
4	Aphrodite's City in Turkey	Price, S.	Greek Art & Archaeology; Roman Art & Archaeology	Aphrodisias; Turkey; Caria	1982
46	How to win friends and influence people	Osborne, C.	Greek Literature	Philosophy	2003
49	A Magic Square for Plato	Kelsey, K.	Greek Literature	Philosophy; Plato	2005
25	Persia	Kuhrt, A.	Greek History	Persia	1993
46	Bedroom Farce	Sparkes, B.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature; Reception	Homer; Ovid; Art; Mythology	2003
64	In Praise of the Unexpected	Kneebone, E.	Roman Literature	Lucian	2012
51	The 'Mycenaean' Civilization?	Preston, L.	Greek Art and Archaeology	Mycenae	2006
61	Courting controversy: Shakespeare's use of Ovid in Venus and Adonis	Ellis, G.	Reception	Shakespeare; Ovid	2011
9	Shakespeare's Rome	Martindale, J.	Reception	Shakespeare	1985
16	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1988
2	Earthquakes in Ancient Greece	Cartledge, P.	Greek History	Science	1981
54	Who's that girl? The case of Ovid's Corinna	Lively, G.	Roman Literature	Ovid	2007
59	The Spirit of Man': the classical hero in the Great War	Speller, E.	Reception	World War I	2010
41	Don't trust Trimalchio	Panayotakis, C.	Roman Literature	Humour	2001
36	Seamus Heaney and the Classics	O'Donoghue, B.	Reception	Poetry	1998
58	Conquering Greece: A Persian perspective	Haubold, J.	Greek History	Persia	2009
48	Priam encounters Ulyssess	Fanthorpe, U.A. and P. Murray	Greek Literature; Reception	Homer; Iliad	2004
14	The Latest in Villas at Los Angeles and Herculaneum	Taplin, O.	Roman Art & Achaeology; Reception	Herculaneum	1987
20	What was a Greek Chorus?	Carey, C.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama	1990
4	P.L.I.N.Y.'S Letters	Henderson, J.	Roman History; Roman Literature	Pliny	1982
24	At Home with Augustus	Edwards, C.	Roman History	Augustus; Principate	1992
23	Christians and the Lion	Clark, G.	Roman History	Christianity	1992
64	Does Dido's curse work?	O'Gorman, E.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2012
23	The Aeneid as a Poem of History	Feeney, D.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid; Poetry	1992
17	Boadicea's Biographer: An Interview with Lady Antonia Fraser	Fraser, A.	Interviews		1989
34	The History of Money: A New Gallery at the British Museum	Meadows, A.	Greek Art & Archaeology; Roman Art & Archaeology	Numismatics	1997
71	Thucydides: the universal historian?	Morley, N.	Greek History	Thucydides	2016
31	Daedalus and Icarus: Two Poems	Fisser, C.	Roman Literature; Reception	Poetry	1996
3	The Oresteia in London	Murray, O.	Greek Literature; Reception	Tragedy; Greek Drama; Modern Drama	1982
35	Event of the Century or How not to fall off a Roman horse	James, S.	Reception	Army; War	1998
26	Staging the Odyssey	Doran, G.	Greek Literature; Reception	Homer; Modern Drama; Odyssey	1993
22	Breeding Words	Beale, A.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Language; Latin; Linguistics	1991
23	Euripides' Hippolytus - desire and failure	Croally, N.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	1992
1	W. H. Auden on Homer and Virgil	Grandsen, K.W.	Reception	Poetry	1981
67	Imperium sine fine? Rome in Scotland	Nicholls, M.	Roman Art and Archaeology	Archaeology; Roman Britain	2014
29	What kind of Greece?	Wallace, J.	Reception	18th Century; Victorians	1995
62	George Washington in Nude Pollie Panic': debating classical art in the USA	Blanshard, A.	Reception		2011
64	Is 'all dark and comfortless' in Euripides' Trojan Women?	Taplin, O.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	2012
36	Gladiators - The Basics	Gruzelier, C.	Roman History	Gladiators	1998
7	Putting a Name to a Face	Hassall, M.	Roman Art & Archaeology		1984
17	A Play on Worlds: Aristophanes' Thesmophoriazousai	Lowe, N.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama	1989
36	News from Vindolanda: a causalty of a British revolt under Hadrian?	Birley, A.	Roman History	Roman Britain; War	1998
38	Thucydides, History and Tragedy	Rood, T.	Greek History	Thucydides	1999
3	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1982
55	Philosophy as a preparation for death in Plato's Phaedo	Warren, J.	Greek Literature	Plato; Philosophy	2008
43	Writing for Posterity: Thucydides on Pericles	Greenwood, E.	Greek History	Thucydides; Pericles	2002
55	Words and deeds: the power and weakness of Cicero's oratory	Fox, M.	Roman Literature; Roman History	Cicero	2008
22	Lost gold of the Iceni	Hassall, M.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Roman Britain	1991
56	Terence, tender prostitutes, and kind mothers-in-law	Panayotakis, C.	Roman Literature	Roman Drama	2008
44	The Iliad as tragedy	Jones, P.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2002
71	Theodicy in the Odyssey...and the Iliad	Kelly, A.	Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey; Iliad	2016
30	Lo, star-led chieftains...': Aeneas and the Magi	West, S.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid; Religion; Christianity	1995
35	Show us you care, Ma'am	Griffith, J. & M.	Roman History; Reception		1998
50	Knowing Virtue	Walker, R.	Greek Literature	Philosophy; Plato; Socrates	2005
16	Big Fight in East Londinium	Kington, M.	Miscellaneous	Humour	1988
68	Augustus, the Senate, and the city of Rome	Russell, A.	Roman History	Augustus; City of Rome	2014
48	What didn't the Etruscans do for us?	Swaddling, J.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Etruscans	2004
32	Classical News-Bites	Unknown	Miscellaneous	News	1996
52	Making an ass of oneself: Apuleius' Metamorphosis	Repath, I.	Roman Literature	Apuleius	2006
58	CSI Roman Syria: archaeology of ancient chemical warfare	James, S.	Roman Art and Archaeology	Archaeology; War; Syria	2009
23	All About Pan	Boardman, J.	Greek Art & Archaeology; Reception	Pan	1992
63	Barbarians at the Gates	Kelly, C.	Roman History	Huns	2012
9	Delphi and Divination	Price, S.	Greek History	Religion	1985
69	Did Roman government work?	Steel, C.	Roman History	Politics	2015
38	The Arch of Titus - the basic facts	Patterson, J.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Architecture	1999
46	Classical and Post-Colonial Tragedy: Euripides' and Wole Soyinka's Bacchae	Bryant-Davies, R.	Greek Literature; Reception	Greek Drama; Euripides	2003
46	The politics of the Augustan building programme	Paintin, I.	Roman History; Roman Art & Archaeology	City of Rome; Augustus; Politics; Urbanism	2003
70	Aeschylus' taste for wicked women	Wyles, R.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aeschylus	2015
16	Satyrs, Football Hooligans and a Poet at Delphi	Burton, R.	Reception; Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Modern Drama; Sophocles	1988
59	Cleon: an unscrupulous and vulgar rabble-rouser?	Lomax, A.	Greek History	Athens	2010
53	Are Greek historians biased in their presentation of the enemy?	Pranav, S.	Greek History	Herodotus; Historiography	2007
35	Cleon the Misunderstood?	Morley, N.	Greek History	Athens; Thucydides	1998
13	More Masked Marauders	Scupham, C.	Greek Literature; Reception	Greek Drama; Modern Drama	1987
62	Berlitz Latin for travellers: a Greek speaker goes to Rome	Dickey, E.	Roman History	Papyrus	2011
30	The Birth of Physics in Ancient Greece	Sedley, D.	Philosophy	Science	1995
10	Wolves and Werewolves in Greece	Buxton, R.	Greek Literature; Greek History	Mythology	1985
26	Euripides Helen - the First Modern Comedy?	Lanch, M.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	1993
37	Homer and the Art of Storytelling	Minchin, E.	Greek Literature	Homer	1999
63	Txt like a Roman	King, G. and M. Nicholls	Roman Art and Archaeology	Epigraphy	2012
24	Spurlos Verkunt (Sunk without trace)	Bound, M.	Roman History; Greek History	Navy; Etruscan	1992
22	Thucydides and the Gulf War	Kustow, M.	Reception	Thucydides; Modern Drama	1991
50	Significant gestures: Roman rhetoric and the body	Whitmarsh, T.	Roman History	Oratory	2005
48	Ancient Olympics, modern myths	Miles, R.	Reception	Olympics; Athletics	2004
47	Discovering Roman towns in Italy	Millett, M.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Urbanism; Archaeology	2004
6	Roman Gardens	Purcell, N.	Roman Art & Achaeology	Gardens	1983
29	Theban 'pigs' bite back	Cartledge, P.	Greek History	Thebes	1995
24	Tacitus and the Writing of History	Martin, R.	Roman History; Roman Literature	Tacitus; Historiography	1992
50	How not to bore your audience: Notes for tragic script writers	Easterling, P.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Tragedy	2005
20	Polybius, Historian of Rome's Rise to Power	Walbank, F.	Roman History	Polybius	1990
4	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1982
52	The thrill of Greek	Adams, M.	Reception		2006
19	Ancient Athens in Euston Road	Jennings, A.	Reception; Greek Art & Archaeology	Architecture; Victorians	1990
16	Tacitus and the Principate	Griffin, M.	Roman Literature; Roman History	Tacitus; Principate	1988
22	Emperors, Gladiators, Christians	Wiedemann, T.	Roman History	Gladiators	1991
55	Ancient and modern: Democracy in Athens and Britain	Davidson, L.	Reception; Greek History	Athens; Democracy	2008
44	Peleus and Thetis in Ovid's Metamorphoses and Catullus 64	Armstrong, R.	Roman Literature	Ovid; Catullus	2002
24	The Hero Achilles	Martin, F.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	1992
68	Musonius Rufus and women's education	Gloyn, E.	Roman History	Education; Women	2014
61	Xenophon, son of Gryllus, in conversation with Maria Pretzler	Pretzler, M.	Greek History	Xenophon; Interview	2011
42	All too Greek? Herodotus on the Ionian Revolt	Bowden, H.	Greek History; Greek Literature	Herodotus	2001
15	Pericles and After	Fisher, N.	Greek History	Pericles; Thucydides	1988
59	Rodin and classical sculpture	Chambers, S.	Reception	Sculpture	2010
58	To the victors the spoils: the cunning of Themistocles	Anderson, R.	Greek History	Athens	2009
32	How Herodotus Believed in Oracles	Harrison, T.	Greek History	Herodotus; Religion	1996
55	Ancient and modern: digital reconstruction of the Classical past	Nicholls, M.	Roman Art and Archaeology; Reception	Archaeology; City of Rome	2008
58	Caesar, Alexander, and Pompey: the making of a dictator	Steel, C.	Roman History	Julius Caesar; Alexander the Great; Pompey	2009
63	Thetis in Iliad 24	Graziosi B.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2012
32	Tracking Down Lindsey Davies	Nixon, L.	Interviews		1996
18	The Oldest Jokes in the West?	Fowler,D. & West, S.	Roman Literature; Greek Literature	Humour	1989
57	Petrarch and the ghosts of the classical past	Hardie, P.	Roman Literature; Reception	Renaissance	2009
57	Deceipt, ignorance, and interpretation in Aeneid Book 4	Parkes, R.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2009
52	Men from Mars and Women from Mercury in Sophocles' Electra	Torrance, I.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Sophocles	2006
12	How to be a Greek accompanist	Barker, A.	Miscellaneous	Music	1986
52	Humour, translation, and Aristophanes' Wasps	Robson, J.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aristophanes; Translation; Humour	2006
38	Painting and the Afterlife	Osborne, R.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Art	1999
37	Vesuvius - Will the Titan awake?	Scupham, C.	Roman History	Science	1999
26	Greek Coinage	Smith, J.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Numismatics	1993
54	Setting history in stone	Taylor, C.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Athens; Epigraphy	2007
45	Picture This! The House of Meleager at Pompeii	Lorenz, K.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Pompeii; Art	2003
55	Polybius on Greece v. Rome	Osborne, R.	Greek History; Roman History	Polybius; Historiography	2008
15	The Athenian Trireme	White, S. & Brown, K.	Reception	Navy	1988
59	Men in skirts' disrobed: narrative history and source criticism	Whitmarsh, T.	Greek History	Historiography	2010
59	Agrippina's last words (rpt.)	Whitton, C.	Roman History; Roman Literature	Tacitus; Historiography	2010
20	Virgil on not knowning nature	Brooke, M.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Poetry	1990
63	The Odes of Pindar and the modern Olympic Games	D'Angour, A.	Reception of the Ancient Wolrd	Olympics; Pindar	2012
2	What was a satyr play?	Seaford, R.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama	1981
12	Making a Mint: coining in classical antiquity	Nash, D.	Greek Art & Archaeology; Roman Art & Archaeology	Numismatics	1986
42	Why did Greek actors wear masks?	Wiles, D.	Greek Literature; Reception	Greek Drama	2001
35	Up Pompeii	Cooley, A.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Pompeii	1998
16	Aeneas and Sinon	Haney, P.	Roman Literature	Aeneid; Virgil; Poetry	1988
7	First catch your text: Latin manuscripts old and new	Parsons, P.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Roman Literature	Papyrus; Preserving Texts	1984
16	The Metamorphoses of Ovid	Hollis, A.	Roman Literature	Ovid; Poetry	1988
33	Virgil: (Don't) Look Back in Anger	Braund, S.	Roman Literature	Aeneid; Virgil; Poetry	1997
58	A good man in Africa: Aeneas arrives in Carthage	Harrison, S.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2009
23	The Birth of Democracy?	Osborne, R.	Greek History	Athens; Democracy	1992
39	The Erechtheum	Osborne, R.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Athens; Architecture	2000
54	Arms and the man in Aeneid 12	Buckley, E.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2007
64	Youth language' in ancient Rome	Kruschwitz, P. and E. Felice	Roman History	Latin	2012
30	How different was Jesus?	Rowland, C.	Roman History	Religion; Christianity	1995
62	Sophocles' Ajax and the vase-painters	Finglass, P.	Greek Literature; Greek Art and Archaeology	Greek Drama; Sophocles; Vases	2011
44	War and wine: British Responses to Rome	Rathbone, D.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Boudicca	2002
56	Love lessons	Higgins, C.	Roman Literature	Poetry	2008
47	War and peace in the Iliad and Michael Longley	Taplin, O.	Greek Literature; Reception	Homer; Iliad	2004
22	Introducing Catullus	Winterbottom, M.	Roman Literature	Catullus	1991
35	Farewell Seneca: The Philospher's Death in Tacitus	Philip, R.	Roman Literature; Philosophy	Tacitus	1998
58	Omnibus interview Gail Trimble	Omnibus	Reception	Interview	2009
18	Augustus seen from the Provinces	Morris, J.	Roman History; Roman Literature	Augustus	1989
50	Homer the psychologist	Parker, R.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2005
17	Introducing Plautus	Willcock, M.	Roman Literature	Plautus	1989
32	Aaagh! Noises off-stage in Greek Theatre	Scupham, C.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama	1996
44	Behind Enemy Lines: Nisus and Euryalus in the Aeneid	Cowan, B.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2002
20	Claudius Bites Snake	Levick, B.	Roman History	Medicine; Claudius	1990
67	The glorious water-carrier: Stesichorus' Sack of Troy	Finglass, P.	Greek Literature	Troy; Lost works; Papyrus	2014
19	Homer and Virgil's Underworld	Swain, S.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Homer; Virgil; Aeneid; Poetry	1990
41	Aeneas, Rome's first tourist?	Purcell, N.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2001
43	Reproducing Rome? Town planning and the conquest of Italy	Patterson, J.	Roman History	Architecture; Urbanism	2002
54	Funny clones: 'Greek' comedies on the Roman stage	Leigh, M.	Roman Literature	Roman Drama	2007
33	The Curse of Agrippina: Tacitus Annals 14	O'Gorman, E.	Roman Literature; Roman History	Tacitus	1997
4	Forests and Fleets	Meiggs, R.	Greek History; Roman History	Military History; Navy	1982
20	More very old Chestnuts	West, S.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Humour	1990
51	Roman sewers and the politics of cleanliness	Bradley, M.	Roman Art & Archaeology	City of Rome	2006
65	Hermes in the half-light: Priam, Achilles, and the end of the Iliad	Whitmarsh, T.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2013
23	With Aeneas to Buthrotum	Gibbons, D.	Reception	Virgil; Aeneid	1992
36	Clues from the Earth: the new British Museum Galleries	James, S.	Reception	Museums	1998
43	You can see it in their eyes? Reading Roman Portraits	Stewart, P.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Art	2002
42	Oedipus in Africa	Macintosh, F.	Reception	Greek Drama; Sophocles	2001
38	Master-chef or gluton? The mystery of Apicus	Grainger, S.	Roman Literature	Food	1999
20	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1990
57	I am a number': Horace, Homer, and the walk-on in literature	Pitcher, L.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Horace	2009
16	Translating Translation	Comber, M.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Aeneid; Linguistics; Translation	1988
57	Ovid's Metamorphoses metamorphosed	Tatlow, R.	Roman Literature; Reception	Ovid	2009
19	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1990
52	Nausicaa: victim, helper, or temptress?	Kelly, A.	Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey	2006
2	The Classical Continuum 1: Symbol and Sign	Thompson, W.	Reception	Language	1981
26	Why read historical novels?	Parkins, H.	Reception		1993
32	Did the Romans go to the baths to get clean or dirty?	Zajac, N.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Roman History	Baths	1996
41	The Greatest Show on Earth: Roman entertainment in New York circuses	Malamud, M.	Reception		2001
3	News from Roman Britain	Hassall, M.	Roman Art & Achaeology	Roman Britain	1982
1	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1981
61	Wisdom through ignorance: Meno meets Socrates	Silvermintz, D.	Greek Literature	Philosophy	2011
35	T. Gracchus and T. Blair: Populist Politics then and now	Parkins, H.	Roman History	Politics	1998
56	Theatre arts in 2008: Agamemnon at Oxford	Catenaccio, C.	Greek Literature; Reception	Greek Drama; Aeschylus; Modern Drama	2008
34	Early Rome: Myth and Mystery	Smith, C.	Roman History	Rome	1997
12	Roots of our language (1)	Jones, P.	Roman Literature	Linguistics; Roman Britain	1986
44	The darker face of Classics	Goff, B.	Reception	Oedipus	2002
52	Ovid's Error: Actaeon, sight, sex, and striptease	Ingleheart, J.	Roman Literature	Ovid	2006
60	Penelope to Arachne: the stories weaving women tell	Ni Mheallaigh, K.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Women; Ovid; Homer	2010
22	Euripides the inventor of modern comedy?	Lanch, M.	Greek Literature; Reception	Greek Drama; Euripides; Modern Drama	1991
1	From our correspondent in Roman Britain	Hassall, M.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Roman Britain	1981
18	Ancient Greece sets TV on fire	Burton, R.	Reception	Television; Education	1989
15	Loveliness and Refinement in Catullus	Bulley, M.	Roman Literature	Catullus; Poetry	1988
21	Aspasia: Athen's First Lady	Hawley, R.	Greek Literature; Greek History	Women; Gender; Athens	1991
7	Virgil's Underworld	Williams, R.D.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Poetry	1984
27	Nestor Advises	Morwood, J.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad; Poetry	1994
39	Domitian, the Frightened Emperor	Griffith, M.	Roman History	Politics	2000
9	Pindar Transformed	Crookes, D.	Greek Literature; Reception	Pindar; Poetry	1985
18	Luxurious Dentifrice in Rome	Innes, B. & Levick, C.	Roman History	Medicine	1989
1	Long Live Latin	Mooney, B.	Reception	Education	1981
18	Vergil's Fall of Troy	Nusbaum, G.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid; Poetry	1989
49	Giving Directions in Euripides' Hecuba	Probert, P. and Dickey, E.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	2005
4	Heracles at Cambridge	Easterling, P.	Greek Literature; Reception	Greek Drama; Modern Drama; Sophocles	1982
25	The Fragile Foundations of a Wonder of the World	Brodersen, K.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Egypt; Architecture	1993
32	Suspense and Sensibility: Sophocles' Oedipus the King	Comber, M.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Modern Drama; Sophocles	1996
46	Classics and Politics	Petsalis-Diomidis, A.	Reception	Politics	2003
15	Hippocratic gynaecology made simply	King, H.	Greek History	Medicine; Hippocrates	1988
66	Laying into Verres	Prag, J.	Roman History	Cicero	2013
14	Athenian Democracy in Action	Osborne, R.	Greek History	Athens; Democracy	1987
46	Fancing meeting you here! Aegeus and Medea in Euripides' Medea	Mossman, J.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	2003
71	What is the function of book 8 in Virgil's Aeneid?	Thomas, C.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2016
8	What were all those statues for?	Smith, R.	Greek Art & Archaeology; Roman Art & Archaeology	Statues	1984
39	The monstrous regiment? Aristophanes' comic feminocracy	Cartledge, P.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aristophanes	2000
3	Greek and Roman Toothache	Midgley, B.	Greek History; Roman History	Medicine	1982
27	How to be happy in the next world	Seaford, R.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Greek Art & Archaeology	Tombs	1994
21	Latin as she was spoke	Powell, J.G.	Roman Literature	Latin; Linguistics; Language	1991
10	Plato's State Prescription Charges	Annas, J.	Greek Philosophy	Plato	1985
45	The Women of Athens	Omitowoju, R.	Greek History	Women	2003
21	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1991
24	Urbs Sancti Petri	Burnyeat, M.	Reception	Language	1992
59	Euripides and the power of persuasion	Carter, D.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	2010
66	Demosthenes, inside and out	Westwood, G.	Greek History	Demosthenes; Athens	2013
63	Toga novels and Victorian culture	Goldhill, S.	Reception	Victorians	2012
65	Love's young dream...or nightmare	Marshall, S.	Roman Literature	Ovid	2013
42	Brand Augustus: A Roman marketing campaign in operation	Stanier, S.	Roman History	Augustus; Politics	2001
28	Once in royal Saturn's City	Leary, T.	Roman History	Religion; Christianity	1994
18	Getting Odysseus Taped	Ruben, B.	Reception	Odyssey	1989
22	Christmas in Rome	Scupham, C.	Roman History	Christianity	1991
70	The marvel of marble	Thomas, E.	Roman Art and Archaeology	City of Rome	2015
38	The Islands of Diomedes: An Archaeological Sensation	Parker, R.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Archaeology	1999
58	The character of Achilles	Swift, L.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2009
50	Seneca's imaginary friend?	Edwards, C.	Roman Literature	Seneca	2005
24	Curing the Mind	Gill, C.	Greek History; Roman History	Medicine	1992
51	Hector and Andromache	Graziosi, B. and C.A. Duffy	Greek Literature; Reception	Homer; Iliad	2006
56	Colloquies and Vulgars	Adams, M.	Reception	Latin; Education	2008
62	Permanent emergency? Augustus establishes his principate	Rich, J.	Roman History	Augustus	2011
71	Choral Connections	Jackson, L.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	2016
20	Reconstructing King Midas	Prag, J.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Tombs	1990
49	Fashion and the cutting-edge of Classics	Platt, V.	Reception	Clothing	2005
44	Walking among gods: Virgil in a landscape garden	Gruzelier, C.	Roman Literature; Reception	Virgil; Aeneid	2002
2	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1981
66	Socrates and Xenophon	Bryan, J.	Greek Literature	Philosophy; Socrates; Xenophon	2013
17	Seeing the words: Aeschylus' Oresteia	Gould, J.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama	1989
33	A Very Different Dido and Aeneas	Morgan, L.	Reception	Aeneid; Virgil	1997
40	Take your medicine! Livy 1 and History's Exemplary Purpose	Kraus, C.	Roman Literature; Roman History	Livy; Historiography	2000
5	The Shadows of Past Knowledge	Jenkyns, R.	Reception	Victorians	1983
8	Epic Beginnings	Mingay, J.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Poetry; Homer; Virgil	1984
56	Looking beyond the Greek city	Stewart, D.	Greek Art and Archaeology	Landscape archaeology	2008
29	News Bites	Unknown	Miscellaneous	News	1995
22	In Search of Heinrich Schliemann	Arnott, G.	Greek Art & Archaelogy	Homer; Troy; Mycenae	1991
47	Paul in Athens: Christianity in a Classical context	Morgan, T.	Roman History; Greek History	Christianity	2004
44	But seriously now...political themes in Aristophanes' Wasps	Milligan, L.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aristophanes	2002
16	Haunted Hellas	Mayor, A.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Ghosts	1988
3	Sappho's Call to Aphrodite	Campbell, D.	Greek Literature	Sappho; Poetry	1982
49	Redefining Roman status: reading the tombs of freed slaves	Crawley Quinn, J.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Roman History	Epigraphy	2005
13	How the Aeneid Ends	Feeney, D.	Roman Literature	Aeneid; Virgil; Poetry	1987
12	Landscapes of Emotion: Aeneas and the Tiber	Jenkyns, R.	Roman Literature	Poetry; Aeneid; Virgil	1986
36	Penelope's Song	Murray, P.	Greek Literature	Odyssey; Homer	1998
1	The Oldest Book Ever Found	Parsons, P.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Roman Literature	Papyrus; Preserving Texts	1981
39	The Death of Hector	Haubold, J.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad; Poetry	2000
68	Cicero and the young Octavian	Tempest, K.	Roman History	Cicero; Augustus	2014
10	The Bronze Age of Michael Wood	Wood, M.	Interviews		1985
65	Tacitus on A.D. 64	Lavan, M.	Roman History	Tacitus; Historiography; Nero	2013
24	Daedalic Lonelyhearts	Kerr, E.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Statues; Humour	1992
50	Classics without context: An exercise in ancient art	Vout, C.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Reception	Art; Statues	2005
19	From our correspondent in Roman Britain	Hassall, M.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Roman History	Roman Britain	1990
64	Mind-reading and character in Greek Tragedy	Budelmann, F.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Tragedy	2012
26	The Roman Calendar	Price, S.	Roman History	Calendar	1993
14	Roots of our language (2)	Powell, J.G.	Roman Literature; Reception	Linguistics	1987
15	Juvenal, Satire, and the Roman World	Hutchinson, G.	Roman Literature	Juvenal	1988
58	Letting it all hang out (or not)	Sharrock, A.	Roman Literature	Ovid	2009
39	Computers and Writing-Tablets	Bowman, A.; Brady, M.; Schenk, V.; Tomlin, R.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Preserving Texts	2000
41	Socrates and his twin in Plato's Symposium	Rowe, C.	Philosophy	Plato; Socrates	2001
12	Snails, hairy spiders, and contradiction	Godwin, J.	Greek History; Roman History	Medicine	1986
64	The lunatic fringe? The Moon in ancient thought and fiction	Ni Mheallaigh, K.	Greek Literature	Moon	2012
25	Ausonius and the Moselle	Green, R.	Roman Literature; Roman History	Poetry	1993
21	Eggcups and Bookcases	Evans, M.	Reception	Architecture	1991
60	A visit to virtual pasts: the new museum in Ercolano	Hales, S.	Roman Art and Archaeology	Museums; Herculaneum	2010
3	Royal Tombs Found in Macedonia	Hammond, N.	Greek Art & Archaeology; Greek History	Alexander the Great; Macedonia; Philip II	1982
33	Cicero Decorates a Gymnaisum	Leach, E.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Roman Literature	Cicero	1997
16	Greek Insects	Davies, M. & Kathirithamby, J.	Greek History; Greek Literature; Greek Art & Archaeology	Insects	1988
7	The Place of Antigone	Taplin, O.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Sophocles; Women; Gender	1984
3	Dido and Aeneas	Du Quesney, I.	Roman Literature	Aeneid; Virgil	1982
37	The message of a coin from 28 BC	Williams, J.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Roman History	Numismatics; Augustus	1999
60	Study abroad: Cicero in Athens and Rhodes	van der Blom, H.	Roman History	Cicero	2010
35	Euripides' Medea: A Scorned Woman	Morwood, J.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	1998
66	I think I'm alone now: abandoned women in epic	Lovatt, H.	Roman Literature	Epic; Women	2013
51	Displaying divinity: Emperor-worship in the Roman empire	Kelly, C.	Roman History	Imperial Cult	2006
43	Did comedy kill the philosophy star?	Ruffell, I.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aristophanes; Socrates	2002
3	Virgil across 2000 Years	Pattie, T.	Roman Literature; Reception	Aeneid; Virgil	1982
51	Horace Odes 1.3 and Vergil's Aeneid	Hodgkinson, D.	Roman Literature	Horace; Virgil; Aeneid	2006
37	Ted Hughes' Gaudette and the Bacchae of Euripides	Williams, M.	Reception; Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Poetry; Competitions	1999
16	Athens the Uniquely Merciful: the Power of Myth	Griffin, J.	Greek History	Athens; Mythology	1988
21	A Bimillenary Celebration	Levick, B.	Roman History; Reception	Claudius	1991
34	Pot Luck	Sparkes, B.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Vases	1997
62	Omnibus interviews novelist Meg Clothier	Omnibus	Reception	Interview	2011
28	Athenian Tragedy at a Distance	Wilson, P.	Greek Literature; Greek History	Greek Drama; Athens	1994
23	Romancing Nausikaa	Goldhill, S.	Greek Literature; Reception	Homer; Odyssey; Poetry	1992
61	Peace at Rome? Placing Augustus' Ara Pacis in context(s)?	Cooley, A.	Roman Art and Archaeology	City of Rome; Museums; Augustus	2011
6	Thucydides the Pioneer	Dover, K.	Greek History	Thucydides; Herodotus; Historiography	1983
28	Medea's Story	Stow, E.	Reception		1994
51	Livy 30.12-16: Masinissa becomes a Roman	Chaplin, J.D.	Roman History	Livy	2006
28	The origins of the Irish joke?	Sidwell, K.	Miscellaneous	Humour; Latin	1994
12	You did, Oscar, you did	Harrison, S.	Reception	Oscar Wilde	1986
27	The 8 1/2 Minute Oresteia	Griffiths, E.	Greek Literature; Reception	Greek Drama; Modern Drama	1994
46	Performance disasters in the Athenian Theatre	Davidson, J.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama	2003
31	Ringing the Changes: form and identity in Ovid's Metamorphoses	Hershkowitz, D.	Roman Literature	Ovid; Poetry	1996
48	At home with Nero	Vout, C.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Nero; City of Rome; Domus Aurea	2004
9	Antiquities for Sale	Fallows, G.	Miscellaneous	Antiquities	1985
39	Dido and the Tophet	Davidson, J.	Roman History; Roman Literature	Carthage	2000
47	Thersites and Odysseus	Herbert, W.N. and Osborne, R.	Greek Literature; Reception	Homer; Iliad	2004
15	The Values of Pliny	Parker, R.	Roman Literature	Pliny	1988
50	The complex Oedipus	Morales, H.	Greek Literature; Reception	Oedipus; Sophocles; Gender	2005
69	How Greek sceptics argued for and against the gods	Tor, S.	Philosophy	Sceptics	2015
57	Who wore jewellery in Roman London?	Wallace, L.	Roman Art and Archaeology	Roman Britain; Gender	2009
49	Ascanius in Tartan	Rogerson, A.	Reception	Virgil; Aeneid	2005
9	Augustus' Sundial	Horsfall, N.	Roman History; Roman Art & Archaeology	Augustus; Propaganda; Architecture	1985
12	Aristophanes funny beyond words	Morton, T.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aristophanes; humour	1986
51	Abuse in Athenian Democracy	Hesk, J.	Greek History	Athens; Demosthenes; Oratory	2006
42	Men in Wings	D'Angour, A.	Greek History	Science	2001
67	The excellence of Thessalian horses	Aston, E.	Greek History	Alexander the Great; Animals	2014
33	The Politics of Expulsion: Ostracism at Athens	Osborne, R.	Greek History	Athens; Democracy	1997
4	The Oresteia in the Making	Harrison, T.	Greek Literature; Reception	Greek Drama; Modern Drama	1982
17	The Gruesomeness that was Rome	Purcell, N.	Roman History	City of Rome	1989
69	Long-range perspectives in the Iliad	van Noorden, H.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2015
14	The First Greek Cruise	Butterworth, J.	Reception	18th Century	1987
5	The Classical Continum 3: Design and Motif	Thompson, W.	Reception; Greek Art & Archaeology; Roman Art & Archaeology	Architecture	1983
56	Head to Head with Hadrian	Vout, C.	Roman History; Roman Art & Archaeology	Hadrian	2008
46	The Crystal Palace - the Sydenham Strip	Hales, S.	Reception	Crystal Palace	2003
45	Reinventing Troy	Haubold, J.	Reception; Greek Art & Archaeology	Troy	2003
21	Amazons in Rome?	Sparkes, B.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Greek Art & Archaeology	Architecture	1991
19	Oxyrhynchus: Waste-Paper City	Parsons, P.	Miscellaneous	Egypt; Papyrus; Preserving Texts	1990
70	Reanimating Virgil's Aeneid	Robinson, M.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2015
62	Ancient military technology	Rihil, T.	Greek History; Roman History	War	2011
10	Reconstructing the sistrum	Crookes, D.	Miscellaneous	Music	1985
51	Locating Alexander (the Great)	Spencer, D.	Greek History; Reception	Alexander the Great	2006
43	Enigmatic figures from central Italy	Bradley, G.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Etruscans	2002
68	Gods, mortals, and stories in the Medea	Omitowoju, R.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	2014
64	The Artemidorus Papyrus	Sedley, D.	Greek Art and Archaeology	Papyrus; Lost works	2012
21	Entertaining Strangers: Odyssey 8 & 9	Walcot, P.	Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey; Poetry	1991
35	Nero's Canels: Folly or Foresight	Laurence, R.	Roman History; Roman Art & Archaeology	Nero	1998
62	Deception and self-deception in Ovid's Amores	O'Rourke, D.	Roman Literature	Ovid	2011
42	Euripides' Medea: Horror, Horror, Horror?	Griffiths, E.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	2001
69	Dido and Aeneas in Roman Britain	Thompson, K. and Z. Newby	Roman Art and Archaeology	Roman Britain; Mosaics	2015
42	English as a Classical Language	Crystal, D.	Reception		2001
34	More money than taste in Lycia and Peckham	Mercer, C.	Greek Art & Archaeology; Reception	Architecture	1997
45	Stolen thunder' : Storms in Latin literature	Rimell, V.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Ovid	2003
41	Seven Against Thebes	Easterling, P.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aeschylus	2001
10	Julius Caesar	Syme, R.	Roman History; Reception	Julius Caesar; Shakespeare	1985
13	Citizen Brutus	Murphy, M.	Roman History; Reception	Brutus; French Revolution	1987
69	All is not as it seems': Disguise in the Odyssey	Hardie, J.	Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey	2015
44	2002: A Sleep Odyssey	Taplin, O.	Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey	2002
21	The Masks of Dido	Hardie, P.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid; Poetry; Dido	1991
12	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1986
61	Catullus 63, a song of Attis for the Megalesia	Theodorakopoulos, E.	Roman Literature	Catullus	2011
42	The loneliness of Achilles	Osborne, R.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Homer; Iliad; Art	2001
40	Municpal patrons: networking in Roman Italy	Lomas, K.	Roman History	Politics	2000
42	Just how bad was Verres?	Steel, C.	Roman History	Verres; Cicero; Politics	2001
68	Roman globalization	Morley, N.	Roman History	Principate; Imperialism	2014
59	Fighting in the marketplace: warriors as traders in the Iliad	Silvermintz, D.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2010
28	Archaeology News-Bites	Unknown	Greek Art & Archaeology; Roman Art & Archaeology	News	1994
27	The worst moment in Athenian History	Ryder, T.	Greek History	Athens	1994
31	To Ithaca, With Love	Scupham, C.	Miscellaneous	Homer	1996
31	Cicero Hits the Road	Laurence, R.	Roman History	Cicero	1996
43	Orpheus in the Underworld	Mcabe, H.	Reception	Orpheus	2002
37	Actaeon in Paintings: looking at the forbidden	Fisser, C.	Reception	Art; Mythology	1999
41	Writing Claudius: Suetonius' Biography	Edwards, C.	Roman History; Roman Literature	Politics; Historiography	2001
12	Greeks buried at Troy?	Taplin, O.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Troy	1986
53	Aeneas and the eleph(ants)	Gowers, E.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2007
17	Homer the Tragedian	Taplin, O.	Greek Literature	Homer; Poetry; Greek Drama	1989
30	A Woman's View - Helen of Troy	Parry, R.	Miscellaneous	Competitions	1995
57	Surprising Hedius Verus: How Roman Statues Worked	Stewart, P.	Roman Art and Archaeology	Statues	2009
69	Simon says...a response to Lysias 3	Lane Fox, R.	Greek Literature	Lysias	2015
24	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1992
47	Truly, madly, deeply: the ghostly love of Ceyx and Alcyone	Cowan, B.	Roman Literature	Ovid; Metamorphoses	2004
45	Nausicaa, authoress of the Odyssey	Wilde, O.	Reception; Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey	2003
19	Gods in the Tate Gallery	Hamlyn, R.	Reception	Museums	1990
60	Greed, grit, and grandeur: Roman civilization in the Victorian nursery	Bradley, M.	Reception	Victorians	2010
67	Digging up the people of Roman Britain	Kahn, N.	Roman Art and Archaeology	Archaeology; Roman Britain	2014
52	Looking at Trajan's Column: from imperial power to divine inspiration	Hughes, J.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Trajan's Column	2006
31	Derek Walcott's Classical Caribbean or 'all that Greek manure under green bananas'	Hardwick, L.	Reception	Poetry	1996
14	Careers for Classicists	Editor	Miscellaneous	Careers	1987
48	Pentheus in the Bacchae: puritan or prurient	Scullion, S.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	2004
62	The body of Christ	Squire, M.	Roman History	Christianity	2011
51	Tragic and real-life families	Grisman, S.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama	2006
21	Food for Thought	Reeve, M.	Philosophy	Pythagoras; Vegetarianism	1991
49	A man of large appetites': The Cyclops in popular culture	Shahabudin, K.	Reception	Cyclops; Film	2005
30	Euripides Women of Troy at the National Theatre	Morales, H.	Reception	Greek Drama; Modern Drama; Euripides	1995
53	Wrath-kindled gentlemen': anger and disorder in Homeric society	Allan, W.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2007
10	Lucretius V and the Road to No. X	Fowler,D.	Roman Literature; Reception	Lucretius	1985
49	Advising on 'Alexander'	Lane Fox, R.	Reception	Alexander the Great; Film	2005
54	They ate what?	Roy, J.	Greek History	Food	2007
40	Eumaeus, clothes, and the Odyssey	Fowler, E.	Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey; Clothes	2000
29	Cambridge Cloudcuckooland	Lewis, J.	Greek Literature; Reception	Greek Drama; Modern Drama	1995
53	Counting of votes, Athenian style	Hansen, M.	Greek History	Athens; Democracy	2007
34	Sleazy Odysseus? Depiction in Sophocles' Philoctetes	Hesk, J.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Sophocles; Odyssey	1997
29	The Trouble with not conquering the world	Woolf, G.	Roman History		1995
36	The Metropolis	Morley, N.	Roman History	Rome	1998
3	Aristotle and Mr Darcy	Mingay, J.	Greek Philosophy; Greek Literature; Reception	Aristotle	1982
45	Ostia, Rome, and the world	Cooley, A.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Ostia; City of Rome	2003
27	One-eyed Guerrilla: Sertorius in Spain	Murphy, M.	Roman History	Army	1994
58	Socratic sleights-of-hand in Plato's Republic	Dillon, J.	Greek Literature	Philosophy; Plato	2009
42	Dionysus Lives	Scupham, C.	Reception	Dionysus	2001
22	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1991
68	Sophocles' Antigone and not knowing what to do	Willey, H.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Sophocles	2014
48	Arms and the Hobbit: J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings and Classical Epic	Gale, M.	Reception	Tolkien; Homer; Virgil	2004
59	Icarus as artwork	Vout, C.	Roman Literature; Reception	Ovid; Art	2010
17	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1989
13	Gilbert and Aristophanes	Finnegan, R.	Greek Literature; Reception	Aristophanes; Modern Drama; Greek Drama	1987
27	Recollections of a Trojan Woman: Christa Wolf's Cassandra	West, S.	Reception		1994
43	Gods and Poets in the Odyssey	Graziosi, B.	Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey	2002
20	Greek Inspiration for Mickey Mouse and Roger Rabbit	Sidwell, K.	Reception; Roman Literature; Greek Literature		1990
49	The Romans and Us	Harris, R.	Reception		2005
27	Lipari's Secret	Heap, A.	Greek History	Lipari	1994
25	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1993
56	Emperors and heroes at Aphrodisias	Smith, R.R.R.	Roman Art and Archaeology; Greek Art and Archaeology	Aphrodisias	2008
22	Greek Slavery - no laughing matter?	Cartledge, P.	Greek History; Greek Literature	Slavery; Greek Drama	1991
36	Poets, Patrons, and Public Image	Jenkyns, R.	Roman History; Roman Literature	Poetry; Augustus	1998
55	Why did Socrates have to die? Politics, philosophy, and drinking-parties in Xenophon	Hesk, J.	Greek Literature; Greek History	Socrates; Xenophon, Athens	2008
29	Wine, Women, and Aristophanes	Finnegan, R.	Greek Literature; Greek History	Greek Drama; Aristophanes; Women; Wine	1995
5	Elizabethan Latin	Quarrie, P.	Reception	Latin; Shakespeare	1983
15	The Bacchanalians of Bolsena: Archaeological News from Italy	Patterson, J.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Tombs: Etruscans	1988
54	Beyond the battlefield: Caesar on massacres, executions and mutilations	Bragg, E.	Roman Literature; Roman History	Julius Caesar	2007
40	The Spinning of Alexander	Whitby, M.	Greek History;	Alexander the Great; Politics	2000
25	Your Theban Heart	Nisbet, G.	Miscellaneous	Humour	1993
61	Divine and human in Euripides' Medea	Hall, E.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	2011
10	Dionysus - A Tasting	Midgley, B.	Greek History; Greek Literature; Greek Art & Archaeology	Wine	1985
55	Becoming Roman, staying Gaulish...and taking heads: A spectacular new tombstone of a Roman auxiliary from Lancaster	James, S.	Roman Art and Archaeology	Roman Britain	2008
48	Roman v Carthage: an epic enmity	Tipping, B.	Roman Literature	Aeneid; Virgil; Silius Italicus	2004
65	Women of the Bardo	Mantle, I.	Roman Art and Archaeology	Women; Carthage	2013
48	An Achilles for the new Millenium	Michelakis, P.	Reception	Achilles	2004
71	I'm not the person I used to be'	Sedley, D.	Philosophy	Socrates; Plato; Greek Drama	2016
7	Synthesising Tyrian Purple	Wanless, J.	Greek History; Roman History	Clothing; Science	1984
38	Did the Romans buy country life?	Bispham, E.	Roman Literature; Roman History		1999
60	Storms of passion in the Aeneid	Cowan, B.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2010
31	Euripides and Phaedra: Making the Weaker Argument Appear the Stronger	Mills, S.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	1996
15	Luxury Vases	Gill, D.	Greek Art & Archaeology; Greek History	Vases	1988
60	Beyond tragedy: Thucydides and the Sicilian Expedition	Seaford, R.	Greek History	Thucydides; Athens; Historiography	2010
20	Lion Similes in the Iliad	West, S.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad; Poetry	1990
43	Harry Potter, witchcraft, magic and Classics	Balmforth, P.	Reception	Magic; Harry Potter	2002
41	The morning after the komos before: hangovers in ancient Greece	Stafford, E.	Greek History	Food; medicine	2001
29	Religion and the Georgics	Gale, M.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Poetry; Religion	1995
15	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1988
18	Naked Emperors	Smith, R.R.R.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Statues; Clothing	1989
53	Greek Homosexuality	Davidson, J.	Greek History	Sexuality	2007
44	Lucretius the Epicurean poet	Warren, J.	Roman Literature	Lucretius	2002
47	Public libraries in the Roman world	Nicholls, M.	Roman History	Libraries	2004
37	Only other people eat other people	Kraus, C.	Greek History; Roman History; Philosophy	Food	1999
10	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1985
24	The Jaws of Hades: Virgil and Lake Avernus	Mingay, J.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Poetry	1992
23	Herodotus' History	Comber, M.	Greek History; Greek Literature	Herodotus	1992
3	Virgil the Evangelist	Jones, P.	Roman Literature; Reception	Aeneid; Christianity; Virgil	1982
60	Diving in: bringing to light the lost cities of Egypt	Robinson, D.	Greek Art and Archaeology	Archaeology; Egypt	2010
30	Et in Arcadia Ego	Beard, M. & Henderson, J.	Roman Literature; Reception	Virgil; Language	1995
25	Does this scene ring a bell?	Taplin, O.	Greek Literature	Aristophanes; Greek Drama	1993
25	Virgil's Women	Jenkyns, R.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Women	1993
8	The Spartacus Myth	Wiedemann, T.	Roman History; Reception	Spartacus; Slavery	1984
59	Epic Meals	Thomas, O.	Greek Literature	Homer; Epic	2010
9	What was Fortuna laughing at?	West, D.	Roman Literature	Poetry; Horace; Philosophy	1985
19	What was a demagogue?	Osborne, R.	Greek History	Athens; Democracy	1990
38	Millenium celebrations, Roman style	Wiedemann, T.	Roman History	Politics	1999
48	The strife of cups': Greek vases at the symposion	Smith, A.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Vases	2004
17	Maecenas: Minister of Culture	Harrison, S.	Roman History; Roman Literature	Principate	1989
66	Iliad 24: Divine power and human responsibility	Hodgkinson, D.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2013
25	Grecian Weasels	Mayor, A.	Greek Literature; Greek History	Animals	1993
7	Iris Murdoch	Price, S.	Interviews		1984
46	Unsung heroes in Aeneid 12	Lyne, O.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2003
32	Virgil and the Poetry of Blank Paper	Parker, R.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid; Poetry	1996
31	Why Thucydides invented the Peloponnesian War	Todd, S.	Greek History	Thucydides; Athens; Sparta; Historiography	1996
71	Drama lessons in Aristophanes' Frogs	Ruffell, I.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aristophanes	2016
50	Unearthing the riches of Thorikos	Blanshard, A.	Greek Art and Archaeology	Archaeology	2005
39	Oedipus' Ongoing Tragedy	Budelmann, F.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Mythology	2000
8	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1984
13	On the track of Tragedy	Rutherford. R.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama	1987
38	The Gordianus Knot	Steele, C.	Reception	Cicero	1999
1	The Classics Underground	Wilkes, K.V.	Reception	Education	1981
51	Telling tales on Europa	Squire, M.	Roman Literature; Roman Art and Archaeology	Ovid; Art	2006
60	Roman table-talk, Greek style	Konig, J.	Roman Literature	Food	2010
65	Country life versus urban living in ancient Rome	Parr, R.	Roman Literature	City of Rome	2013
70	Depicting and describing (Bacchus and) Ariadne: Titian, ancient painting, and Catullus	Trimble, G.	Reception	Art; Catullus	2015
40	Up Pompeii (3): Fans Riot at Pompeii	Cooley, A.	Roman History; Roman Art & Archaeology	Pompeii	2000
65	Bread, circuses, and The Hunger Games	Nabney, E.R.	Reception	Hunger Games	2013
43	Money makes the world go round: How the Greek invention of money changed everything	Seaford, R.	Greek History	Numismatics	2002
47	Like father like son: Philip II and Macedonian thuggery	Mitchell, L.	Greek History	Macedonia; Philip II	2004
5	Rereading Catullus	Ferguson, J.	Roman Literature	Catullus; Poetry	1983
28	Pompeii: the novel, the fireworks and the films	Wyke, M.	Reception	Pompeii	1994
58	Doctor Cicero	Morwood, J.	Roman Literature	Cicero	2009
40	Voiceless Messengers, or hot news long distance	Solymar, L. & West, S.	Greek History	Science	2000
61	To hell with Aeneas: looking backwards and forwards in Aeneid 6	Mac Gorain, F.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2011
26	Looking at a Greek Vase	Robertson, M.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Vases	1993
18	Chariots of Fire	Scupham, C.	Greek Literature		1989
45	Of myths and men: the ancient Olympics	Konig, J.	Greek History	Olympics; Athletics	2003
29	Homer, archaeology, and history	Dickinson, O.	Greek Art & Archaeology; Greek Literature	Homer; Troy; Mycenae	1995
14	The Province with a Difference	Hassall, M.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Roman History	Roman Britain	1987
12	Early Christian Women	Cameron, A.	Roman History	Women; Sexuality; Gender	1986
45	The art of uncertainty	Osborne, R.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Art; Statues	2003
47	Homer goes to Hollywood	Paul, J.	Reception	Homer; Iliad; Troy	2004
44	Cheaters never prosper? Sport and morality in Aeneid 5	Lovatt, H.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2002
3	Sex v Sport in Hippolytus	Segal, E.	Greek Literature	Tragedy; Hippolytus; Sexuality	1982
28	Why Roman remains remain	Mercer, C.	Roman Art & Archaeology		1994
25	Homeric Hospitality	West, S.	Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey; Poetry	1993
18	Socrates and Politics	Mackenzie, M.	Philosophy	Socrates	1989
54	The family in Euripides' Bacchae	Hodgkinson, D.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	2007
27	Mathes and the Muses: Mosaics	Morris, J.	Greek Art & Archaeology; Roman Art & Archaeology; Greek History; Roman History	Mosaics; Science	1994
48	Presocratic Philosophy: a versy short introduction	Osborne, C.	Greek Literature	Philosophy	2004
66	The Elle-iad: Female empowerment in the Iliad	Greensmith, E.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2013
59	Did Euphiletus murder Eratosthenes?	Hobden, F.	Greek History	Athens	2010
46	Sophocles' Philoctetes: The cure on Lemnos	Morwood, J.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Sophocles	2003
45	Hercules - the movie star	Blanshard, A. and Shahabudin, K.	Reception	Hercules	2003
50	Thinking with the number 50	Cartledge, P.	Greek History	Thucydides	2005
2	The Minotaur in Us	Nevard, G.	Greek History; Greek Literature; Greek Art & Archaeology	Mythology	1981
66	Under the influence? Helen's drug from Homer to Omeros	Thomas, O.	Greek Literature; Reception	Homer; Odyssey	2013
18	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1989
3	Who needs liberating?	Cameron, A.	Greek History; Roman History	Gender; Sexuality; Women	1982
62	So how about we rise up at last?' Rebellion in Tacitus and contemporary France	Low, K.	Reception	Tacitus	2011
28	Alcibiades	Gribble, D.	Greek History	Athens	1994
28	Writing on Wax	Tomlin, R.	Roman History	Writing	1994
68	Sing, M(o)use': animal wars in the ancient world	Hosty, M.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Animals; Epic	2014
70	Herodotus and the Persian Wars: memory, recrimination and the writing of history	Thomas, R.	Greek History	Herodotus; Persia; Historiography	2015
58	The mystery of the temple of Zeus at the sanctuary of Nemea	Scott, M.	Greek Art and Archaeology	Religion	2009
68	Classical sculpture in Victorian Britain	Vout, C.	Reception	Victorians; Statues	2014
49	Tragic Pain	Budelmann, F.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Sophocles	2005
71	Revenge served hot: Seneca's Thyestes	Bexley, E.	Roman Literature	Seneca; Roman Drama	2016
26	Pliny Discovers America!	Neville, J.	Roman Literature; Roman History	Science	1993
24	Livy on the Royals	Pelling, C.	Roman History; Roman Literature	Livy	1992
42	The Afterlife of Catullus' Sirmio	Hurley, A.K.	Roman Literature	Catullus	2001
12	Persian Luxuries and plain myrtle	West, D.	Roman Literature	Poetry; Horace	1986
37	Reading a Horatian Ode	Harrison, S.	Roman Literature	Poetry; Horace	1999
37	Up Pompeii (2): The Forum	Cooley, A.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Rome; Architecture	1999
2	Mike Brearley The Classic Captain	Fallows, G.	Interviews		1981
43	Wounds and the artist: Ted Hughes and Greek Drama	Hardwick, L.	Reception; Greek Literature	Greek Drama	2002
45	An old man remembers: Evander's farewell to Pallas in the Aeneid	Geach, J.E.M.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2003
67	What's in a cast collection?	Turner, S.	Reception	Casts; Museums	2014
67	Does political comedy ever change anything?	Carter, D.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aristophanes	2014
47	Lucia Nixon interviews Philip Pullman	Nixon, L. and Pullman, P.	Reception	Interview	2004
46	What crisis? Political dissent in the Iliad	Barker, El.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2003
23	Juvenal - Live!	Mercer, C.	Roman Literature	Juvenal; Modern Drama	1992
50	Through the keyhole': love and literature in Pliny's life of letters	Clarke, K.	Roman Literature	Pliny; Gender	2005
30	The Face of Dionysus in Euripides' Bacchae	Mossman, J.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides; Religion	1995
19	A turn up for the books: yes, it's Ovid's Metamorphoses	Henderson, J.	Roman Literature	Ovid; Poetry	1990
60	Good and bad comedy in Aristophanes' Clouds	Robson, J.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aristophanes	2010
28	A Taste for the Unacceptable	Wilkins, J.	Greek History; Roman History	Food; Persia	1994
52	Mithras, or 'The Passion of the Bull-Slayer'	Kaizer, T.	Roman History	Religion	2006
14	Roman Insults	Watson, L.	Roman History; Roman Literature	Insults	1987
9	Euripides' Portrayal of Medea	T. Tuckett	Greek Literature	Euripides; Greek Drama; Women	1985
5	New Fields in Greek Archaeology	Snodgrass, A.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Archaeology	1983
33	Happy Endings' and the shadow of the future in Euripdes' Iphigenia at Aulis and Jean Racine's Iphigénie	Phillippo, S.	Greek Literature; Reception	Greek Drama; Euripides; Modern Drama	1997
70	A child is born: the enduring mystery of Virgil's fourth Eclogue	Houghton, L.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2015
60	Early Christianity and the Greek Language	Probert, P.	Greek Literature; Greek History	Christianity	2010
48	Why do heroes in epic poetry visit the Underworld?	Powers, E.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Homer; Odyssey; Virgil; Aeneid	2004
31	Romans and Trojans in Vergil's Aeneid	Leigh, M.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	1996
17	Osctracism at Athens	Thomas, R.	Greek History	Athens; Democracy	1989
63	Sophocles' Ajax: crises of war and heroism	Easterling, P.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Sophocles	2012
59	Men in Skirts and brutal rebellion in ancient Greece	Scott, M.	Greek History	War; Thebes; Athens	2010
67	Why read Propertius?	Gruzelier, C.	Roman Literature	Propertius	2014
40	Freedom of Speech in Homer and Virgil?	Laird, A.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Politics	2000
34	Enter - The Sun	Scupham, C.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama	1997
63	Feral attraction: animal 'stars' in the Roman arena	Coleman, K.	Roman History	Animals	2012
22	Making a Roman Meal	Birch, R. & Birch, J.	Roman History	Food	1991
66	Tibet sheds light on the mystery of Mycenae	Hogg, D.	Greek Art and Archaeology	Mycenae	2013
25	Sophocles on Poisoning Your Husband	Unknown	Greek Literature	Sophocles; Greek Drama	1993
44	Up Pompeii (4): The House of the Faun	Cooley, A.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Pompeii	2002
56	A touch of neoclassicism	Coltman, V.	Reception	Museums	2008
30	Suns set and rise: Catullus 5 and the Elizabethans	Taylor, A.	Roman Literature; Reception	Catullus; Poetry; English Literature	1995
53	Heracles transformed: Ovid and Sophocles	Raeburn, D.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Ovid; Sophocles; Greek Drama	2007
50	Mezentius - the man you hate to love	Cowan, B.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2005
33	Electra's Baby in Euripides	Hall, E.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	1997
53	Watering down the past: the mosaics from Zeugma	Wootton, W.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Archaeology; Mosaics; Turkey	2007
65	Petronius' Trimalchio: beast at the feast	Repath, I.	Roman Literature	Food	2013
48	Pompeii	Harris, R.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Pompeii; Interview	2004
57	Allusive tears in Homer's Iliad	Currie, B.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2009
52	The Sirens' threatening song	Rosenfelder, H.	Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey	2006
67	Communication disorders in the ancient world	Kruschwitz, P. and A. Cousins	Miscellaneous	Oratory	2014
41	A single coinage, a multicultural world	Howgego, C.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Numismatics	2001
54	Directed by Homer: The Iliad and the poetry of seeing	Morrison, A.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2007
67	Presenting the classical world in museums	Smith, R.	Reception	Museums	2014
56	Homer from the dump to the digital	Parsons, P.	Greek Literature	Homer; Papyrus	2008
31	The Spartan Alternative	Rhodes, P.	Greek History	Sparta	1996
57	Euripides and the lionessess	Hiscock, M.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	2009
64	Can excellence be taught? Sophists and their success in fifth-century Athens	Hatzimichali, M.	Greek History	Philosophy; Athens	2012
47	Cicero the advocate: court-room metamorphosis	Burnand, C.	Roman History	Cicero	2004
58	The humour of the Odyssey	Bowie, A.	Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey	2009
36	Divine Underwear - In all the better shops	Alden, M.	Greek History; Reception	Clothing	1998
7	Lysistrata and the Lamnian Women	Bowie, A.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aristophanes; Women; Gender; Mythology	1984
60	Augustus' bath towel	Osborne, R.	Roman History; Roman Art & Archaeology	Augustus; Clothing	2010
2	Who's afraid of Euripides' Medea?	Gould, J.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides; Women	1981
45	Carved in stone	Hebron, M.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Epigraphy	2003
45	The Cambridge Cast Gallery	Spivey, N.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Greek Art & Archaeology; Reception	Casts	2003
20	The impossibility of contradicting the Sophists	Mackenzie, M.	Philosophy	Sophists	1990
15	Tragedy in Aeneid 4	Harrison, S.	Roman Literature	Aeneid; Virgil; Poetry; Greek Drama	1988
1	Cicero Steals the Limelight	Rawson, E.	Roman History; Roman Literature	Cicero	1981
41	Mixing it with Sophilos	Woff, R.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Art	2001
65	On site at Silchester with Joanna Langley	Langley, J.	Roman Art and Archaeology	Archaeology; Roman Britain	2013
69	Death and burial in the Mycenean world	Galanakis, Y.	Greek Art and Archaeology	Mycenaeans	2015
37	Representing Pandora	Osborne, R.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Mythology	1999
61	Homer and the Ancient Near East - what's in a parallel?	Kelly, A.	Greek Literature	Homer	2011
53	Was Roman fish sauce rotten?	Grainger, S.	Roman History	Food	2007
61	Cicero the consistent consul: saviour of the Republic	Brooke, E.	Roman History	Cicero	2011
50	Power-dressing in ancient Greece	Osborne, R.	Greek Art and Archaeology	Clothing; Vases; Statues	2005
61	Dancing like a maenad in the twentieth century	Macintosh, F.	Reception	Dance	2011
40	Commodus: Rome's Third Maddest Emperor	Hekster, O.	Roman History	Politics	2000
43	Las Vegas' Roman Empires	Malamud, M.	Reception		2002
62	Sex and gender in Euripides' Hippolytus	Morwood, J.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	2011
10	Italian Notebook	Purcell, N.	Roman Archaeology	Archaeology	1985
52	Spartan militarism: a modern mirage?	Hodkinson, S.	Greek History; Reception	Sparta	2006
66	Faithful unto death: picturing a Roman soldier in Victorian Britain	Barrow, R.	Reception	Victorians; Pompeii	2013
34	Ovid's Last Word	Gottwalt, H.	Roman Literature	Ovid; Poetry	1997
70	THE BIG PAPER: the Latin text of the Magna Carta and what it means to us	Powell, J.	Miscellaneous	Latin; Magna Carta	2015
34	Aeneas' Story	Gibson, B.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid; Poetry	1997
37	The date of the birth of Christ	Goodman, M.	Roman History	Christianity	1999
44	The heroes of the baths - looking at athletes in the Baths of Caracalla at Rome	Newby, Z.	Roman Art & Archaeology	City of Rome; Baths; Art	2002
54	Blinding Polyphemus in the Aeneid	Armstrong, S.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2007
40	A Masterpiece Reconstructed	Smith, R.R.R.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Statues; Museums	2000
52	Constantine the Great: Rome's first Christian emperor?	Grig, L.	Roman History	Constantine; Christianity	2006
51	Freedom and Slavery in Martial 11.39	Fitzgerald, W.	Roman Literature	Martial	2006
4	Homer Entertains	Jones, P.	Greek Literature	Homer; Poetry	1982
28	Urbs Sancti Petri Revisited	Burnyeat, M.	Reception		1994
38	Education in the Greek and Roman World	Morgan, T.	Greek History; Roman History	Education	1999
26	Catullus the Cyber-punk?	Nisbet, G.	Roman Literature	Catullus	1993
55	Mycenaeans on the Bronze-Age world stage	Mee, C.	Greek Art and Archaeology	Mycenaeans	2008
25	Cicero's Masterpiece?	Berry, D.	Roman History; Roman Literature	Cicero; Oratory	1993
70	Ovid's Bacchae: a poetic metamorphosis	Mac Gorain, F.	Roman Literature	Ovid	2015
65	Social climbers at Herculaneum	Cooley, A.	Roman Art and Archaeology	Herculaneum; Slavery	2013
57	Greek tragedy and its audiences	Hardwick, L.	Greek Literature; Reception	Greek Drama; Modern Drama	2009
42	Journeys of Knowledge in Aeneid 6	Hardie, P.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2001
52	Tacitus, Tiberius, and Augustus	Cowan, E.	Roman History	Tacitus	2006
55	The powerlessness and the glory in Iliad 24	Taplin, O.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2008
27	Aeneas at the Fall of Troy	Harrison, S.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid; Poetry	1994
28	Guitars in Antiquity	Fear, A.	Greek History; Roman History	Music	1994
13	Many-coloured Homer?	Rowe, C.	Greek Literature	Homer; Poetry	1987
15	Roots of our language (3): Did Latin Die?	Wright, R.	Reception	Linguistics	1988
71	Pompey's your man! Cicero's De Imperio Gnaei Pompei	van der Blom, H.	Roman History	Cicero; Pompey	2016
5	Gorgons and Mermaids	Harrison, J.	Greek Literature	Mythology	1983
31	Going Ethnic in Greece	Hall, J.	Greek History	Ethnicity	1996
21	Archimedes and the Sand-Man	Landels, J.	Philosophy	Archimedes	1991
47	Digging for the king? Early excavations in the Bay of Naples	Coltman, V.	Roman Art & Archaeology; Reception	Pompeii; Herculaneum; Archaeology	2004
57	Classical mythology contorted	Morales, H.	Reception	Mythology	2009
4	Pope and the Epic	Wilson, P.	Reception; Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Homer; Virgil; Pope; 18th Century	1982
54	Such a song giving voice': musical effects in Greek tragedy	Philippo, S.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama	2007
62	Herakles, the Kerkopes, and Archilochus	Fowler, R.	Greek Literature	Poetry; Mythology	2011
3	The Classical Continuum 2 - Architecture	O'Neill, W.	Greek Art & Archaeology; Roman Art & Archaeology	Architecture	1982
13	Myth and French Theatre	Robinson, C.	Reception	Mythology; Modern Drama	1987
22	22795 Lines of Finnish into Latin	Fleet, B.	Reception	Latin; Language	1991
57	When did Vesuvius erupt?	Cooley, M.	Roman Art and Archaeology	Pompeii	2009
30	Stories in Stone: Roman Sarcophagi	Davies, G.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Tombs	1995
43	Retrieving Pompey's Head: Civil war in the Aeneid	Morgan, L.	Roman Literature	Virgil, Aeneid	2002
61	Augustus and the women of Akmoneia	Thonemann, P.	Roman History	Augustus; Epigraphy	2011
63	Aeneas visits Greek Rome	Wiseman, P.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2012
13	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1987
34	Herodotus and the English Patient	Harrison, T.	Reception	Herodotus; Film	1997
39	Heracles - Dress to Kill	Vout, C.	Greek Art & Archaeology; Roman Art & Archaeology	Clothing; Mythology; Vases; Statues	2000
48	Waiting for Oedipus	Doyle, D.	Reception	Oedipus	2004
66	Learning to love later Latin	Walker, M.	Reception	Latin	2013
44	Learning from lovers	Sheffield, F.	Greek Literature	Plato	2002
53	What's so funny about Latin then, Alex	Whitmarsh, T. and A. Horne	Reception	Interview	2007
36	The Battle of Mons Graupius - somewhere in Caledonia	Beetham, F. & Stewart, S.	Roman History	Roman Britain; War	1998
20	Thomas Hardy and Greek Tragedy	King, J.	Reception; Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Greek Drama	1990
33	The Iliad and Guernica	Kirschner, A.	Roman Literature; Reception	Homer; Iliad; War	1997
63	Ovid's Metamorphoses: pornography or morality lesson?	Moodey, E.	Roman Literature	Ovid	2012
38	The Pride and Prejudices of a Roman Jury	Berry, D.	Roman History	Cicero	1999
57	Minoan women in control?	Morris, C.	Greek Art and Archaeology	Minoans	2009
31	Sophocles' Revolutionary Antigone	March, J.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Sophocles; Women	1996
36	Clytemnestra's Manly Heart in the Agamemnon	Hall, E.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aeschylus; Gender	1998
43	Sulpicia: the mistress writes back?	Skoie, M.	Roman Literature	Sulpicia	2002
19	Head in the Clouds	Silk, M.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aristophanes	1990
15	The Old Lie: Dulce et Decorum Est	Nisbet, R.	Roman Literature; Reception	Horace; Poetry	1988
66	Heroism ancient and modern	Lampe, H.	Greek Literature	Heroes; Television	2013
64	An empire of images	Audley-Miller, L.	Roman Art and Archaeology	Principate; Propaganda	2012
22	Homeric Virgil, Virgilian Homer	Rutherford. R.	Greek Literature; Roman Literature	Poetry; Homer; Virgil	1991
49	Ascanius in the Aeneid	Armstrong, R.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid	2005
21	Cleopatra VII	Wyke, M.	Roman History; Greek History	Egypt; Women; Gender	1991
68	Rabbit, duck, or dabbit? The Odyssey's Dual Perspective	Miller, J.	Greek Literature	Homer; Odyssey	2014
12	Statues from the Sea: The Riace Warriors	Smith, R.	Greek Art & Archaeology	Statues	1986
26	Orestes Faces the Gods	Peart, M.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Poetry; Aeschylus; Euripides	1993
40	Shakespeare re-writes Homer: the cae of Troilus and Cressida	Stamatakis, C.	Reception; Greek Literature	Shakespeare; Homer	2000
49	What if...?	Morley, N.	Roman History; Greek History; Reception		2005
59	Self and society in the Iliad	Cairns, D.	Greek Literature	Homer; Iliad	2010
54	Herodotus and Ethiopia: A journey to the ends of the earth	Rood, T.	Greek Literature	Herodotus	2007
57	Athenian imperialism in the 5th century BC	Liddel, P.	Greek History	Athens; Epigraphy; Imperialism	2009
63	Roman 'ruin-mindedness': the passion for preserving the grandeur of the past	Mayer, R.	Reception	Archaeology	2012
16	Waiting for the dawn	Beverely, J.	Miscellaneous	Competitions	1988
65	War, death, and burial in Classical Sparta	Low, P.	Greek Art and Archaeology	Sparta; War	2013
69	Arachne's tapestry and the spider's web of mythological art	Cahill, J.	Reception	Art; Mythology	2015
50	Greek mythologies: time and place	Price, S.	Greek Literature	Mythology	2005
10	Homer's War Music	Parker, R.	Greek Literature	Poetry; Homer; English Literature	1985
33	The Statue of Liberty: an American symbol in its classical context	Larson, V.T.	Reception; Greek Art & Archaeology; Roman Art & Archaeology	Statues	1997
47	Phaedra's suicide note	Wright, M.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Euripides	2004
39	A Joke for the Millenium (and some others)	West, S.	Roman Literature; Greek Literature	Humour	2000
35	Reading Zoilos' Marbles: The Archaeology of a Brilliant Career	Smith, R.R.R.	Roman Art & Archaeology	Architecture	1998
55	Electra's Lament	Rutherford, R.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Sophocles	2008
27	How to run the country - a Roman Lesson for the Government	Owens, E.	Roman History; Reception	Government; Politics	1994
30	Love, War, and Dido	Nelis, D.	Roman Literature	Virgil; Aeneid; Poetry	1995
65	Evading the inevitable: Sophocles' tragedy of fate	Rutherford, R.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Sophocles	2013
56	Hooked on satire	Morgan, L.	Roman Literature	Juvenal	2008
51	Zenobia - Queen of the desert	Chambers, S.	Roman History	Zenobia	2006
49	The education of Greece': Reading Pericles' Funerary Speech	Potter, L.	Greek History	Pericles	2005
69	Flying scholars and the rise of flatulence: the scientific fantasy of Aristophanes' Clouds	Horky, P.S.	Greek Literature	Greek Drama; Aristophanes	2015
71	Tadmor-Palmyra: a unique civilization between East and West	Kaizer, T.	Roman Art and Archaeology	Syria; Palmyra; Zenobia	2016
67	History and histrionics: staging Nero's reign	Clarke, K.	Roman History	Tacitus; Nero	2014
26	A Dangerous Opponent of Democracy: Plato's Views in the Republic	Osborne, C.	Philosopy	Plato; Democracy	1993
70	Pompeius and Herennia: a (sad) family tale from Roman Egypt	Rathbone, D.	Roman History	Egypt; Papyrus	2015
29	The Actors of Dionysus	Benaim, S.	Greek Literature; Reception	Greek Drama; Modern Drama	1995
45	Julius Civilis: the enemy within	Ash, R.	Roman History	Tacitus	2003
66	Euripides in the modern world	Jackson, L.	Reception	Translation; Euripides; Modern Drama; Greek Drama	2013
64	Plato and marshmallows	Warren, J.	Philosophy	Plato	2012
7	Thersites	Thersites	Miscellaneous	Humour	1984

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