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Volume 49 - October 2002

Research Article

‘Second’ Thoughts on Aiskhines 3.252 1

Euripides as Social Critic

Notes on Contributors

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Notes on Contributors

Research Article

Life after Death: Alexandria and the Body of Alexander

The Sarcophagus of Alexander the Great?

The Three Graces: Composition and Meaning in a Roman Context *

Cleopatra's Nose, Naso and the Science of Chaos

Corbulo’s Daughter *

A Tradition of Adventures in the Imperial Grotto

Satiric Grotesques in Public and Private: Juvenal, Dr Frankenstein, Raymond Chandler and Absolutely Fabulous

Funding Homegrown Talent: Pliny Letters 1. 19

The Aorist Indicative

The Roles of Children in Roman Religion

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Ovid Metamorphoses XIII–XV. And Indexes to Metamorphoses I–XV. Edited with an introduction, translation and notes by D. E. Hill. Aris & Phillips Ltd, Warminster, Paperback 2000. Pp. vi + 250. £16.50.

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Greek Literature

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The Epigraphy of Death. Studies in the History and Society of Greece and Rome. Edited by G. J. Oliver. Liverpool University Press, Liverpool, 2000. Pp. xiv + 225 with 36 illustrations. Paperback £16.95.

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Latin Literature

Greek History

Greek Literature

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