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Clueless Strepsiades, Clueless Scribes? Recovering Two Lost Jokes in Aristophanes’ Clouds (234, 380–81) Read More » 26/08/2026
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Staging the Impossible: Dramaturgical Challenges and Scenic Solutions in Sophocles’ Ajax Read More » 26/08/2026 No Comments
Clueless Strepsiades, Clueless Scribes? Recovering Two Lost Jokes in Aristophanes’ Clouds (234, 380–81) Read More » 26/08/2026 No Comments
HELEN TRAVELS FROM THE DARKNESS OF FAUSTINTO THE LIGHT OF THE FOURTH DIMENSION Read More » 23/12/2025 No Comments
Divine reverence in Euripides’ Hippolytus, Iphigenia in Aulis and Bacchae Read More » 23/12/2025 No Comments
Lucarelli, Rita, Joshua Aaron Roberson, and Steve Vinson (eds.) (2023). Ancient Egypt, New Technology: The Present and Future of Computer Visualization, Virtual Reality and Other Digital Humanities in Egyptology Read More » 23/07/2024 No Comments
Human votive offerings to the gods: from the Aegean island of Keros in 2750 BC to modern Tinos Read More » 23/07/2024 No Comments
The Social Diffusions in the Amatory Epigrams of Asclepiades of Samos Read More » 23/07/2024 No Comments
“On the meaning of being a woman and a philosopher in the Graeco-roman world.” Read More » 22/12/2022 No Comments
“THE FEMALE BODY AS A MEANS OF EXPRESSION OF THE RELATIONBETWEEN THE TWO SEXES IN ANCIENT GREEK TRAGEDY” Read More » 22/12/2022 No Comments
Homer and the East on Aegean Crossroads: History,Archaeology, Mythology Read More » 25/11/2021 No Comments
Dio Chrysostom’s Euboicus as a rejection of Greco-Roman urbancivilization1 Read More » 25/11/2021 No Comments
‘The Funeral of Sarpedon’ by Constantine P. Cavafyand Kyriakos Charalambidis: convergences – divergences / similarities –differences Read More » 25/11/2021 No Comments
Bodies that matter; Re- (ad)dressing the canon in Euripides’ the bacchae Read More » 02/03/2021 No Comments
“Portraits” of bifaces. Surficial findings from the palaeolithic tool-making workshops of nea artaki (Euboea, Greece) Read More » 02/03/2021 No Comments
Translation as a Critical and Cultural Approach: The Case of Translating Latin Poetry into Arabic (An Overview) Read More » 28/10/2020 No Comments
A kinesiological approach to the role of the Chorus in Aristophanes’ Plutus Read More » 28/10/2020 No Comments
Oh my God! You’re in the Army Now: An Analysis of the Horus-in-Uniform Images Read More » 10/05/2020 No Comments
The concept of the refugee and immigrant in the ancient Greek world: privileges and limitations. Read More » 10/05/2020 No Comments
DESCENT INTO WILDERNESS: KATABASIS OF DISPLACED HEROISM IN CHARLES BROCKDEN BROWN’S EDGAR HUNTLY Read More » 10/05/2020 No Comments
“Their Head Full of Fragments”: Newfoundland Author Al Pittman’s West Moon, Monuments, Fragments, and Ruins Read More » 31/12/2019 No Comments
Heraclitus theory of “εκπυρωσεις” (ekpyroseis) and modern views about the end of the universe Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Silenus on the Universe: Philosophy and Cosmogony in Virgil’s Eclogue 6 Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
The platonic myth of gyges and the concept of justice and injustice in modern-day sport and the contemporary world Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
The Writing of the Birds. Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs Before and After the Founding of Alexandria Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Plautus: Aulularia, translated into Arabic by A. Shaarawi, with an Introduction, Notes and Select Bibliography, World Theater Series, No 369, Quwait: National Council for Culture, Arts and Literatures, 2014. Pp. 293. Paperback ISBN 978-99906-0-403-0 Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Xenophanes of Colophon and the Problem of Distinguishing Between Skepticism and Negative Dogmatism Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Which audience does Euripides address? The reception of the poet in respect to the political intelligence of his audience. Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Communication in ancient Greek teaching procedures: Interpreting images of Douris’ kylix in comparison to modern pedagogical communication styles Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Harris, W. V. (ed.). 2013. Mental Disorders in the Classical World. (Columbia Studies in the Classical Tradition, 38). Leiden, Boston: Brill. xviii + 512 pp. ISBN 9789004249820. Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
East Adriatic in Pseudo-Aristotle’s De Mirabilibus Auscultationibus Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Andrej Kalaš and Vladislav Suvák, Antisthenis Fragmenta/Antisthenove zlomky. Bratislava, 2013. 33,44 €. Pp. 542. Paperback. ISBN 9788022334471 Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Denise Eileen McCoskey and Zara Martirosova Torlone, Latin Love Poetry (Understanding Classics), London/New York: I.B. Tauris 2014. Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Però, Anna. La statua di Atena. Agalmatofilia nel «Cronaca» di Lindos [Il Filarete, 278], Milano, Edizioni Universitarie LED, 2012. Pp. 158, tavv. I-VIII. ISBN: 978-88-7916-517-4. Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Beard, Mary. Laughter in Ancient Rome: On Joking, Tickling, and Cracking Up. Sather Classical Lectures, 71. Oakland, California: University of California Press, 2014. Pp. 336. Binding: Hardcover. ISBN: 978-0520277168 Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Appropriation of Mythology in Ibrahim Abd Elmeguid’s Clouds over Alexandria: An Intertextual Analysis. Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
WHERE WERE PSEUDO-SKYLAX’S TRIERAS HEADING? Conflict and trade in the Eastern Adriatic during the first millennium B.C. Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Sweets without taboo – about food at the human and celestial table. Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
“The Alexandrians don’t Need a Guidebook to their City”: Literary Nostalgia in Harry Tzalas’ Seven Days at the Cecil Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Denise Eileen McCoskey, Race: Antiquity and its Legacy. London and New York, I.B. Tauris, 2012. $24.95. Pp. x & 250. Paperback. ISBN 9780195381887 Read More » 14/12/2019 No Comments
Virgil: The Aeneid, translated into Arabic with notes by various hands, revised by A. Shaarawi, with an Introduction and Select Bibliography, Two Parts, 2nd edition, Cairo: National Center for Translation, 2011. Pp. 654. Binding: Paperback. ISBN: 978-977-704-474-5. ISBN of Second Part: 978-977-704-475-2 Read More » 12/12/2019 No Comments
