The current pandemic has impacted all aspects of our current lives,
private and professional.
Uncharacteristically, Teiresias is not providing archaeological reports
this year, as field work was made largely impossible. As Prof. John Bintliff kindly reports, “Owing
to the Pandemic, the Boeotia Project did not undertake a study season or fieldwork in 2020.
However, the team was busy preparing the Project volume 3, which will go to press in 2021: The
Greek City State on a Small Scale: Hyettos in Boeotia and its Territory , edited by John
Bintliff, Emeri Farinetti and Anthony Snodgrass, University of Cambridge, McDonald Monographs. In 2021
we shall prepare volume 4, Askra and the Valley of the Muses , for publication”.
Additionally, with limited access to libraries, this issue of Teiresias
was – again – almost entirely compiled with electronic resources, and offprints kindly sent by our
readers. We are extremely grateful to everyone who sends their publications, and are happy to add
links to open access publications, including links to institutional repositories. We also
apologise for a slightly slimmer issue than usual, and for any missing references. We hope 2021 will
provide more favourable circumstances for us all.
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ΔΙΑΒΑΣΤΕ επίσης: Γ. Λεκάκης “Οι 88 αρχαίες πόλεις της Βοιωτίας”.
BIBLIOGRAPHY 1: HISTORICAL (see also 502.2.04, 502.2.18, 502.2.22,
502.2.26,
502.2.27, 502.2.53, 502.2.61, 502.2.83, 502.2.87, 502.2.92)
BOOKS
502.1.01 M. Barbato, The Ideology of Democratic Athens. Institutions,
Orators and the
Mythical Past / ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΚΗ ΑΘΗΝΑ (Edinburgh 2020) 264pp. [ISBN 978-1-47-446642-4], esp. pp. 182-214.
502.1.02 H. Beck, Localism and the Ancient Greek City-State (Chicago
2020) 304pp. [ISBN 978-0-22-671148-5].
502.1.03 I. S. Lemos & A. Kotsonas, edd. A Companion to the
Archaeology of Early Greece and the Mediterranean Volumes 1 and 2 (Hoboken, NJ 2020), 2 vol. [ISBN
9781118770191].
502.1.04 A. Mazarakis Ainian, I. Laimou & V. Vlachou, Ανασκαφές Ωρωπού.
Πρωτογεωμετρική-Υποπρωτογεωμετρική
Περίοδος (10ος-9ος αι.π.Χ.) (Volos 2020) [ISBN 978-960-9439-67-1]. / ΩΡΟΠΟΣ
502.1.05 G. Middleton, ed., Collapse and Transformation, the late Bronze
Age to Early Iron Age in Aegean (Oxford 2020) xii&258pp. [ISBN 978-1-78-925425-9].
502.1.06 F. Marchand & H. Beck, edd., The Dancing Floor of Ares.
Local Conflict and
Regional Violence in Central Greece (AHB Supplement 1; 2020). / ΑΡΗΣ, ΧΟΡΟΣ ΤΟΥ ΑΡΕΩΣ
502.1.07 C. Pisano, Questione d’autorità. Un’antropologia della
leadership nella cultura greca (Bologna 2019) 240pp. [ISBN 978-88-15-28030-5], esp. chapter 3 ‘La divinità poliade di Cheronea’ / ΧΑΙΡΩΝΕΙΑ
ARTICLES
502.1.08 V. Adrymi-Sismani, “The Destruction of the Mycenaean Centres in
Eastern Thessaly”, in 502.1.05: 23-35. ΘΕΣΣΑΛΙΑ
502.1.09 V. L. Aravantinos, I. Fappas & Y. Galanakis, “Atop the
Kadmeia: Mycenaean Roof Tiles from Thebes in Context”, ABSA (2020) 175-245. ΚΑΔΜΕΙΑ ΘΗΒΩΝ, ΘΗΒΑ
502.1.10 V. Aravantinos, “Thebes and Boeotia”, in 502.1.03: 763-785. ΘΗΒΑ
502.1.11 E. Aston, “‘ἐμήδισαν προθύμως οὐδ ̓ ἔτι ἐνδοιαστῶς’: Thessalian
Medism and its repercussions”, Hermathena 204-5 (2018) 7-40. ΜΗΔΙΣΜΟΣ, ΜΗΔΟΙ, ΘΕΣΣΑΛΙΑ
502.1.12 H. Beck, “From Regional Rivalry to Federalism: Revisiting the
Battle of Koroneia (447 BCE)”, in 502.1.06: 46-62. ΚΟΡΩΝΕΙΑ
502.1.13 B. Burke, B. Burns, A. Charami, T. van Damme, N. Hermann &
B. Lis, “Fieldwork at Ancient Eleon in Boeotia, 2011-2018”, AJA 124.3 (2020)
441-476. ΕΛΕΟΝ
502.1.14 D. Chatzivasiliou, D. “La Locride de l’Ouest et la première forme
urbaine de la ville de Naupacte”, Gaia 22-23 (2020). ΝΑΥΠΑΚΤΟΣ
502.1.15 E. Csapo, “Crowns, Garlands, and Ribbons for Tony Podlecki:
Official and Unofficial Victory Rituals at the Athenian Dionysian Festivals”,
Mouseion 17.1 (2020) 151-74. ΑΘΗΝΑ, ΓΙΟΡΤΕΣ ΔΙΟΝΥΣΟΥ, ΔΙΟΝΥΣΟΣ
502.1.16 S. Fachard, S. C. Murray, A. R. Knodell & K. Papangeli,
“The Fortress at Eleutherai: New Insights from Survey, Architecture and Epigraphy”,
Hesperia 89.3 (2020) 475-549. ΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΑΙ, ΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΕΣ
502.1.17 E. Farinetti & P. Avgerinou, “Ricerche nella Megaride
occidentale”, Annuario della Scuola Archeologica Italiana di Atene 97 (2019) 570-581. ΜΕΓΑΡΑ, ΜΕΓΑΡΙΔΑ
502.1.18 E. Franchi, “The Ambivalent Legacy of the Crisaeans: Athens’
Interstate Relations (and the Phocian Factor) in 4th-Century Public Discourse”, Klio 102.2 (2020)
509-535. ΦΩΚΙΣ, ΦΩΚΙΔΑ
502.1.19 E. Franchi, “Genealogies and Violence. Central Greece in theMaking”, in 502.1.06: 138-167.
502.1.20 A. Ganter, “Encoding asty and chora : Theban Polis Identity
between Nature and Religion”, in T. Scheer, ed., Natur, Mythos, Religion im antiken
Griechenland (Stuttgart 2019) 241-250 [ISBN 978-3-51-512208-5]. ΘΗΒΑΙ, ΘΗΒΑ
502.1.21 S. Gartland, “Silk purses and sows’ ears: Thebans, Boeotians,
and the second Persian invasion 480-479 BCE”, Hermathena 204-5 (2018) 41-65. ΘΗΒΑ, ΠΕΡΣΕΣ
502.1.22 C. Giroux, “Mythologizing Conflict: Memory and the Minyae” / ΜΙΝΥΕΣ, ΜΙΝΥΑΙ in 502.1.06: 2-20.
502.1.23 A. J. Koh, K. J., Birney, I. M. Roy & I. Liritzis, “The
Mycenaean Citadel and Environs of Desfina-Kastrouli: A Transdisciplinary Approach to Southern
Phokis’, Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry 20.3 (2020) 47-73. ΔΕΣΦΙΝΑ, ΚΑΣΤΡΟΥΛΙ ΔΕΣΦΙΝΑΣ
502.1.24 F. Kondyli, S. Larson, J. Baker, F. Liard, K. Daly, A. Charami
& V. Aravantinos, “Thebes at the Time of the Catalans: A Deposit between the Ismenion Hill
and the Elektra Gate”, Hesperia 89.4 (2020) 757-831. ΘΗΒΑ, ΚΑΤΑΛΑΝΟΙ, ΗΛΕΚΤΡΕΣ ΠΥΛΕΣ, ΗΛΕΚΤΡΑΙ ΠΥΛΑΙ
502.1.24 M. Kramer-Hajos, “The Euboean Gulf”, in 502.1.05: 77-86.
502.1.25 M. F. Lane, V. L. Aravantinos, T J. Horsley & A. Charami,
“The AROURA Project: Discoveries in Central Greece, 2010-2014”, Hesperia 89 (2020)
413-474.
502.1.26 I. Liritzis, A. Drivaliari & A. Vafiadou, “Review of
Archaeometric Results on Sarakenos Cave, Greece: First Stable Isotope Data (18O and 13C) on
Mollusk Shell (Unio Sp ) Including OSL Dating and Characterization-Provenance of
Ceramics By PXRF”, Scientific Culture 7 (2021) 93-110. ΣΠΗΛΑΙΟ ΣΑΡΑΚΙΝΟΥ, ΣΠΗΛΑΙΟ ΣΑΡΑΚΗΝΟΥ, ΑΚΡΑΙΦΝΙΟ
502.1.27 A. Livieratou, “East Locris and Phocis”, in 502.1.03: 815-835. ΛΟΚΡΙΣ, ΛΟΚΡΙΔΑ, ΦΩΚΙΣ, ΦΩΚΙΔΑ
502.1.28 P. Londey, “War and memory in central Greece: Phokis, Thessaly
and Persia”, Ὅρμος. Ricerche di Storia antica 12
(2020) 87-108. ΦΩΚΙΣ, ΦΩΚΙΔΑ, ΘΕΣΣΑΛΙΑ, ΠΕΡΣΙΑ
502.1.29 C. Maggidis, “Glas and Boeotia”, in 502.1.05: 107-120. ΥΑΛΙ, ΒΟΙΩΤΙΑ
502.1.30 C. Mann & S. Scharff, “Horse Races and Chariot Races in
Ancient Greece: Struggling for Eternal Glory”, The International Journal of the History
of Sport 37.3-4 (2020) 163-182. ΙΠΠΟΔΡΟΜΙΑ, ΑΡΜΑΤΟΔΡΟΜΙΑ
502.1.31 F. Marchand, “The Making of a Fetter of Greece: Chalcis in the
Hellenistic Period”, in 502.1.06: 168-188. ΧΑΛΚΙΣ, ΧΑΛΚΙΔΑ
502.1.32 A. McAuley, “Kai polemou kai eirenes : Military Magistrates at
War and at Peace in Hellenistic Boiotia”, in 502.1.06: 86-108. ΠΟΛΕΜΟΣ, ΕΙΡΗΝΗ, ΒΟΙΩΤΙΑ
502.1.33 A. Mozhajsky, “The capture of Thebes by the Spartans in 382
B.C.”, Locus: People, Society, Culture, Meanings 2019, n° 4, 20–29 (in Russ.). ΘΗΒΑ, ΣΠΑΡΤΗ382 πΧ
502.1.34 J. Pascual, “Queronea, 338 a.C. Revisando una batalla
decisiva”, in M. de Pazzis Pi Corrales, ed., La Batalla: Análisis Históricos y Militares (Madrid
2020) 59-112 [ISBN 978-84-09-24076-0].
502.1.35 L. Phialon, “The End of a World: Local Conflict and Regional
Violence in Mycenaean Boeotia?”, in 502.1.06: 21-45. ΜΥΚΗΝΑΙΚΗ ΒΟΙΩΤΙΑ
502.1.36 M. Piérart, “La guerre ou la paix? Deux notes sur les relations
entre les Confédérations achaienne et béotienne (224-180 a.C.)”, in 502.1.06:
189-203.
502.1.37 M. Simonton, “Two Notes on the Croesus Epigram from Thebes”, CQ
70.1 (2020) 10-15. ΕΠΙΓΡΑΜΜΑ, ΚΡΟΙΣΟΣ, ΘΗΒΑ
502.1.38 W. Szelgg, “The Epigraphic Curve in Boeotia”, in K. Nawotka, ed.,
Epigraphic Culture in the Eastern Mediterranean in Antiquity (London 2020) 31-51
[ISBN 9780367456221]. ΕΠΙΓΡΑΦΕΣ ΒΟΙΩΤΙΑΣ
502.1.39 P. Tuci, “The Speeches of Theban Ambassadors in Greek
Literature, 404-362 B.C.”, Ktèma 44 (2019) 33-52.
502.1.40 S. Tufano, “The Liberation of Thebes (379 BC) as a Theban
Revolution. Three Case Studies in Theban Prosopography”, in 502.1.06: 63-85. ΘΗΒΑ
502.1.41 O. van Nijf & S. van Dijk, “Experiencing Roman power at
Greek contests: Romaia in the Greek festival network”, in K. Berthelot, ed., Reconsidering
Roman Power. Roman, Greek, Jewish and Christian perceptions and reactions (Rome 2019).
502.1.42 R. van Wijk, “The centrality of Boiotia to Athenian defensivestrategy”, in 502.1.06: 109-137. ΒΟΙΩΤΙΑ, ΑΘΗΝΑ
REVIEWS
502.1.43 H. Beck, K. Buraselis & A. McAuley, edd., Ethnos and Koinon
(491.1.01) – [r] K. Freitag, HZ 311.3 (2020) 714-6. ΕΘΝΟΣ, ΚΟΙΝΟΝ, ΚΟΙΝΟ
502.1.44 J. Bintliff, E. Farinetti, B. Slapšak & A. Snodgrass,
Boeotia Project Volume II: The city of Thespiai (472.1.01) / ΘΕΣΠΙΕΣ, ΘΕΣΠΙΑΙ – [r] D. Stewart, AJA 124 (2020).
502.1.45 M. González González, Funerary Epigrams of Ancient Greece
(492.1.02) – [r] M. Paz de Hoz García-Bellido, ARYS 18 (2020) 412-418. ΝΕΚΡΙΚΑ ΕΠΙΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΑ
502.1.46 N. Rockwell, Thebes. A History (472.1.05) – [r] K. F. Daly & S. Larson, CR 70.2 (2020) 431-433. ΘΗΒΑ
502.1.47 J. Rzepka, Greek Federal Terminology (481.1.05) – [r] E. Gettel, CJ Online 2020.12.04.
BIBLIOGRAPHY 2: LITERARY (see also 502.1.01, 502.1.18, 502.1.39)
BOOKS
502.2.01 M. Anspach & W. Tyrell, The Oedipus Casebook: Reading
Sophocles’ Oedipus the King. Studies in Violence, mimesis and culture (East Lansing 2020)
360pp. [ISBN 978-1-61-186339-0]. ΟΙΔΙΠΟΥΣ, ΣΟΦΟΚΛΗΣ
502.2.02 A. Athanassakis, The Homeric Hymns (Baltimore 2020) 144pp.
[ISBN 978-1-42-143860-3]. ΟΜΗΡΙΚΟΙ ΥΜΝΟΙ, ΟΜΗΡΟΣ
502.2.03 E. Baxter, A Spring of Ambrosial Words: Finding Pindar in Pindar / ΠΙΝΔΑΡΟΣ, PhD Diss. (2019), Boston University.
502.2.04 C. Bearzot, Studi Su Isocrate (1980-2000) (Milan 2020) 314pp.
[ISBN 978-8-87-916944-8], esp. pp. 113-32, 133-54, 155-188. ΙΣΟΚΡΑΤΗΣ
502.2.05 M. Becker, Die Bedrohung der Polis. Hesiods ‘Werke und Tage’
als Zeugnis literarischer Bedrohungskommunikation (Tübingen 2018) 243pp. [ISBN
978-3-16-156508-3]. ΠΟΛΙΣ, ΖΕΥΓΝΙΣ, ΗΣΙΟΔΟΣ
502.2.06 F. Frazier & I. Roig, Quelques aspects du platonisme de
Plutarque: philosopher en commun, tourner sa pensée vers dieu (Leiden; Boston: 2019)
xvi&548pp [ISBN 978-9-00-441568-3]. 1ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ
502.2.07 F. Horáček, “The Genealogical Background of Pindar’s Fourth
Pythian and its Religious Implications”, Hermes 148 (2020) 437-456. ΠΙΝΔΑΡΟΣ, ΠΥΘΙΑ, ΠΥΘΙΟΝΙΚΟΙ
502.2.08 E. Iakovou, Ödipus auf der griechischen und römischen Bühne:
der Oedipus Tragicus und seine literarische Tradition . (Berlin; Boston 2020)
xi&233pp. [ISBN 978-3-11-056890-5]. ΟΙΔΙΠΟΥΣ
502.2.09 N. Jäger, Amphiaraus: ritual und schwelle in Statius’ “Thebais
” (Berlin; Boston 2020) ix&262pp. [ISBN 978-3-11-070094-7]. ΑΜΦΙΑΡΑΟΣ, ΣΤΑΤΙΟΣ, ΘΗΒΑΙΣ
502.2.10 E. Meusel, Pindarus Indogermanicus: Untersuchungen zum Erbe dichtersprachlicher Phraseologie bei Pindar (Berlin 2020) xvi&852pp.
[ISBN 9783110663679]. ΠΙΝΔΑΡΟΣ
502.2.11 C. M. Moss, Elegy with Epic Consequences: Elegiac Themes in Statius’ Thebaid. PhD Diss., University of Cincinnati.ΕΛΕΓΕΙΑ, ΕΠΙΚΗ ΠΟΙΗΣΗ, ΕΠΟΣ, ΣΤΑΤΙΟΣ, ΘΗΒΑΙΣ
502.2.12 D. Mulroy, Aristophanes. Lysistrata: a new verse translation
(Madison, WI 2020) 176pp. [ISBN 978-0-29-932984-6]. ΑΡΙΣΤΟΦΑΝΗΣ, ΛΥΣΙΣΤΡΑΤΗ
502.2.13 J. J. Price & R. Zelnick-Abramovitz, Text and Intertext in
Greek Epic and Drama. Essays in Honor of Margalit Finkelberg (London 2020) 420pp. [ISBN 978-0-36-711063-5].ΔΡΑΜΑ, ΕΠΟΣ, ΕΠΙΚΗ ΠΟΙΗΣΗ
502.2.14 T. Schmidt, M. Vamvouri & R. Hirsch-Luipold, The dynamics
of intertextuality in Plutarch (Leiden; Boston 2020) xviii&664pp. [ISBN
978-90-0442170-7]. ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ
502.2.15 O. Taplin, Sophocles: Antigone and other tragedies (Oxford; New
York 2020) 272pp. [ISBN 978-0-19-928624-9]. ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ
502.2.16 S.C. Todd, A commentary on Lysias, speeches 12-16 (Oxford; New
York 2020) xi & 754pp. [ISBN 978-0-19-885149-3]. ΛΥΣΙΑΣ
ARTICLES
502.2.17 D. Agri, “Opening up Texts: Flavian Interactions n Statius’
Thebaid and Silius Italicus’ Pvnica ”, CQ 70 (2020) 310-331. ΦΛΑΒΙΑΝΟΣ, ΣΤΑΤΙΟΣ, ΘΗΒΑΙΣ, ΣΙΛΙΟΣ, ΠΟΥΝΙΚΑ
502.2.18 E. Almagor, “How to Do Things with Hellenistic Historiography:
Plutarch’s Intertextual Use(s) of Polybius”, in 502.2.14: 161-172. ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ, ΠΟΛΥΒΙΟΣ
502.2.19 A. Alonso Déniz, “Les ânes chez Ulysse: à propos du sens et de
l’étymologie de grec ancien μύκλος (Lycophron,
Alexandra 771 et 816)”, Philologus 164 (2020) 107-132. ΜΥΚΛΟΣ, ΛΥΚΟΦΡΩΝ
502.2.20 S. Amendola, “Reading Plutarch through Plutarch (?): De sera
numinis vindicta and the Commentary on Hesiod’s Erga ”, in 502.2.14: 252-266. ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ, ΗΣΙΟΔΟΣ
502.2.21 L. Andersen, “Lukian: Samtale med Hesiod”, ΗΣΙΟΔΟΣ, ΛΟΥΚΙΑΝΟΣ, Aigis 20.2 (2020).
502.2.22 M. Beck, “Pericles and Athens: An Intertextual Reading of
Plutarch and Thucydides”, in 502.2.14: 98-110. ΠΕΡΙΚΛΗΣ, ΑΘΗΝΑ, ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ, ΘΟΥΚΥΔΙΔΗΣ
502.2.23 F. E. Brenk, “Voices from the Past: Quotations and
Intertextuality in Plutarch’s The Oracles at Delphi ”, in 502.2.14: 61-85. ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ, ΔΕΛΦΟΙ
502.2.24 B. Buszard, “Plutarch’s Theseus-Romulus and the Murder of
Remus”, in 502.2.14: 201-211. ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ, ΘΗΣΕΑΣ, ΡΩΜΥΛΟΣ
502.2.25 F. Cannizzaro, “Maidenhood, marriage, and literary
appropriation: on Juno as casta diva in Stat. Theb. 10, 58-59”, Materiali e discussioni per
l’analisi dei testi classici 84 (2020) 219-229. ΓΑΜΟΣ
502.2.26 C. S. Chrysanthou, “Plutarch and the ‘Malicious’ Historian”,
ICS 45.1 (2020) 49-79. ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ
502.2.27 C. S. Chrysanthou, “Generic and Intertextual Enrichment:
Plutarch’s Alexander 30”, in 502.2.14: 391-404. ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ
502.2.28 C. Cooper, “Sympotic Intertextuality in Plutarch’s Maxime cum
principibus philosopho esse disserendum”, in 502.2.14: 307-323. ΣΥΜΠΟΣΙΟ, ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ
502.2.29 P. Davies, “Plutarch’s Sparta: Intertextual and Experiential”,
in 502.2.14: 513-524. ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΣΧΟΣ, ΣΠΑΡΤΗ
502.2.30 G. D’Ippolito, “Forms and Functions of Intratextuality in
Plutarch’s Corpus”, in 502.2.14: 45-58. ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ
502.2.31 M. Dorati, “Fato e profezia nell’Antigone di Sofocle”, Rivista
di Cultura Classica e Medioevale 62 (2020) 303-340. ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ, ΣΟΦΟΚΛΗΣ
502.2.32 T. E. Duff, “The Mechanics of Intertextuality in Plutarch”, in
502.2.14: 129-147. ΜΗΧΑΝΙΚΗ, ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ
502.2.33 C. Eckerman, “I Weave a Variegated Headband: Metaphors for Song
and Communication in Pindar’s Odes ”, Harv.St.Class.Phil . 110 (2019) 60-95. ΠΙΝΔΑΡΟΣ, ΩΔΕΣ
502.2.34 J.A. Fernández-Delgado, “Homer as a Model for Plutarchan Advice
on Good Governance”, in 502.2.14: 86-97. ΟΜΗΡΟΣ
502.2.35 J. Finn, “Plutarch’s Themistocles : The Serpent of Hellas”,
Histos 14 (2020) 185-205. ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ, ΘΕΜΙΣΤΟΚΛΗΣ
502.2.36 L. E. Fletcher, “Intertextuality across Paired Lives:
Plutarch’s Nicias-Crassus ”, in 502.2.14: 405-20. ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ, ΝΙΚΙΑΣ, ΚΡΑΣΟΣ
502.2.37 A. Fries, “A Planudean Edition of Pindar? The Evidence of
Parisinus gr. 2403”, GRBS 60 (2020) 708-717. ΠΛΑΝΟΥΔΗΣ, ΠΙΝΔΑΡΟΣ
502.2.38 O. Gengler, “Pericles and Athens: An Intertextual Reading of
Plutarch and Thucydides”, in 502.2.14: 111-128. ΠΕΡΙΚΛΗΣ, ΑΘΗΝΑ, ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ, ΘΟΥΚΥΔΙΔΗΣ
502.2.39 F. G. Giannachi, “Glosse d’epoca paleologa alle odi di Pindaro.
Due casi di studio: Pyth. I–IV e Ol. XII”, AION 41.1 (2019) 155-193. ΠΙΝΔΑΡΟΣ
502.2.40 C. Giroux, “The Power of Bones: An Intertextual and
Intermaterial Reading of the Retrieval of Theseus’ Bones in Plutarch’s Life of Cimon”, in
502.2.14: 539-550. ΠΛΟΥΤΑΡΧΟΣ, ΘΗΣΕΑΣ, ΟΣΤΑ, ΚΙΜΩΝ
502.2.41 E. Giusti, “Casta Diua: Juno’s ‘Unexpected Pain’ in Statius’Thebaid”, Eugesta 10 (2020). ΣΤΑΤΙΟΣ, ΘΗΒΑΙΣ
502.2.42 J. Gregory, “Dramatic Contexts and Literary Fiction in
Euripides, Heracles 1340-6”, in 502.2.14: chapter 16. ΕΥΡΙΠΙΔΗΣ, ΗΡΑΚΛΗΣ
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