Contents, volumes 1- (1958- )

• Andre Michalopoulos, "The Classical Tradition," 1-8
• G. H. Williams, "The Role of the Layman in the Ancient Church," 9-42
• Marvin C. Ross, "A Byzantine Bowl in Serpentine," 43-48
• Glanville Downey, "Themistius' First Oration," 49-69
• E. R. Goodenough, "A Jewish-Gnostic Amulet of the Roman Period," 71-80
• R. A. Tsanoff, "Ancient Classical Alternatives and Approaches to the Idea of Progress," 81-92
• S. A. Zenkovsky, rev. of Justinia Besharov, Imagery of the Igor Tale in the Light of Byzantine-Slavic Poetic Theory, 93-96
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• Cornelius C. Vermeule, III, "Greek Numismatic Art 400 B.C.-300 A.D.," 97-116
• Glanville Downey, "Coptic Culture in the Byzantine World: Nationalism and Religious Independence," 119-135
• William M. Calder III, "The Dramaturgy of Sophocles Inachus," 137-155
• Deno J. Geanakoplos, "A Byzantine Looks at the Renaissance," 157-162
• Alfred R. Bellinger, "Three Hoards of Byzantine Bronze Coins," 163-171

• Marvin C. Ross, "The Chalice of Sisinios, the Grand Logothete," 5-10
• Cornelius C. Vermeule III, "Greek Art in Transition to Late Antiquity: A Portrait of the Antonine Age and the State of Greek Sculpture from A.D. 150 to 300," 11-20
• R. E. Wycherley, "Pausanias in the Agora of Athens," 21-44
• Harry L. Leon, "The Greek Inscriptions of the Jews of Rome," 45-49
• Ray Nadeau, "Classical Systems of Stases in Greek: Hermagoras to Hermogenes," 51-71
• Charles H. Kahn, Daniel E. Gershenson, Morton Smith, "Further Notes on 'A Jewish Gnostic Amulet of the Roman Period'," 73-81
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• George L. Huxley, "Titles of Midas," 83-99
• George L. Huxley, "Mimnermus and Pylos," 101-107
• C. R. Beye, "Alcestis and Her Critics," 109-127
• Antonio Tovar, "Some Passages of Euripides' Hecuba in the Light New Textual Research," 129-135
• Morton Smith, "A Byzantine Panegyric Collection with an Unknown Homily for the Annunciation," 137-155
• Speros Vryonis Jr., "Byzantium: The Social Basis of Decline in the Eleventh Century," 157-175
• G. P. Galavaris, "The Mother of God of the Kanikleion," 177-182

• J. L. Benson, "Bronze Tripods from Kourion," 7-16
• George L. Huxley, "Homerica: I Homeric Syrie; II Eugamon; III A Poem of the Homeridae," 17-30
• William M. Calder III, "Was Antigone Murdered?" 31-35
• J. A. Cabaniss, "The Satiricon and the Christian Oral Tradition," 36-39
• Morton Smith, "New Fragments of Scholia on Sophocles' Ajax," 3 (1960) 40-42
• Marvin C. Ross, "Three Byzantine Cameos," 43-45
• James A. Coulter, "Nietzsche and Greek Studies," 46-51
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• William Whallon, "The Name of Penelope," 57-64
• Hubert Martin Jr., "The Concept of Praotes in Plutarach's Lives," 65-73
• E. G. Weltin, "The Concept of Ex-Opere-Operato Efficacy in the Fathers as an Evidence of Magic in Early Christianity," 74-100
• Michael Metcalf, "A Shipwreck on the Dalmatian Coast and Some Gold Coins of Romanus III Argyrus," 101-106
• Deno J. Geanakoplos, "Erasmus and the Aldine Academy of Venice: A Neglected Chapter in the Transmission of Graeco-Byzantine Learning to the West," 107-134
• J. A. Notopoulos, "The Genesis of an Oral Heroic Poem," 135-144

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• Brooks Otis, "The Unity of the Seven against Thebes," 153-174
• Naphtali Lewis, "Leitourgia and Related Terms," 175-184
• Michael Crosby and William M. Calder III, "Libanius, On the Silence of Socrates. A First Translation and an Interpretation," 185-202
• Michael Metcalf, "John Vatatzes and John Comnenus. Questions of Style and Detail in Byzantine Numismatics," 203-214

• George L. Huxley, "Two Notes on Herodotos: I Aeimnestos the Plataian; II BEKOS and BEKKOS," 5-8
• Donald Norman Levin, "An Epithet for Argos in Apollonius," 9-17
• Herbert C. Youtie, "The Papyrologist: Artificer of Fact,"19-32
• George D. Kilpatrick, "The Bodmer and Mississippi Collection of Biblical and Christian Texts," 33-47
• Arthur Darby Nock, "Downey's Antioch: A Review," 49-54
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• Walther Ludwig, "Plato's Love Epigrams," 59-82
• George L. Huxley, "Studies in the Greek Astronomers: I Eudoxian Topics; II A Fragment of Cleostratus of Tenedos; III Friends and Contemporaries of Apollonius of Perge," 83-105
• W. Robert Connor, "Theopompus' Treatment of Cimon," 107-114
• James H. Oliver, "The Main Problem of the Augustus Inscription from Cyme," 115-122
• Marvin C. Ross, "A Byzantine Bronze Finial for a Church," 123-126
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• Hans A. Pohlsander, "The Dating of Pindaric Odes by Comparison," 131-140
• James H. Oliver, "Horoi as Reserved Areas," 141-143
• Robert K. Sherk, "Caesar and Mytilene," 145-153
• George L. Huxley, "Strabo and Tibios," 155-156
• R. E. Wycherley, "Pausanias at Athens, II," 157-175
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• Gregory Nagy, "Greek-like Elements in Linear A," 181-211
• William M. Calder III, "The End of Sophocles' Electra," 213-216
• Robert K. Sherk, "Senatus Consultum de Agris Mytilenaeorum," 217-230
• Alan E. Samuel, "Plutarch's Account of Solon's Reforms," 231-236
• D. Keith Stanley, "Eros and the Versus Romae," 237-249

• Kenneth J. Reckford, "Helen in the Iliad," 5-20
• George L. Huxley, "Studies in Early Greek Poets: I Neleids in Naxos and Archilochos; II Alcman's Kolymbosai; III On a Fragment of Panyasis," 21-33
• Anne Lebeck, "The Robe of Iphigenia in Agamemnon," 35-41
• John Vaio, "The New Fragments of Euripides' Oedipus," 43-55
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• George Nicolaus Knauer, "Vergil's Aeneid and Homer," 61-84
• Douglas C. C. Young, "Some Types of Error in Manuscripts of Aeschylus' Oresteia," 85-99
• Fordyce W. Mitchel, "The Athenian Plague: New Evidence Inviting Medical Comment," 101-112
• William M. Calder III, "Further Notes on IG XIV 268 and Other Tufa Inscriptions from Selinus," 113-121
• George L. Huxley, "Aristarchus of Samos and Graeco-Babylonian Astronomy," 123-131
• Klaus Oehler, "Aristotle in Byzantium," 133-146
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• Anthony E. Raubitschek, "The Treaties between Athens and Persia," 151-159
• R. E. Wycherley, "The Olympieion at Athens," 161-179
• Wendell Clausen, "Callimachus and Latin Poetry," 181-196
• James A. Coulter, "Peri Hypsous and Aristotle's Theory of the Mean," 197-213
• George D. Kilpatrick, "Dura-Europos: The Parchments and the Papyri," 215-225
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• J. A. S. Evans, "The 'Final Problem' at Thermopylae," 231-237
• Frank W. Walbank, "Polybius and the Roman State," 239-260
• Donald White, "Demeter's Sicilian Cult as a Political Instrument," 261-269
• Leo C. Curran, "Greek Words and Myth in Propertius 1.20," 281-293
• Robert K. Sherk, "An Epitaph from the Museum at Alexandria," 295-304

• J. A. Davison, "Thucydides, Homer and the 'Achaean Wall'," 5-28
• George L. Huxley, "Ion of Chios," 29-46
• George L. Huxley, "An Inscription in Kythera," 47-49
• James H. Oliver, "Athens and Roman Problems around Moesia," 51-55
• Glanville Downey, "The Perspective of the Early Church Historians," 57-70
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• Bieber, Margarete, "New Trends in the New Books on Ancient Art, 1958-1964," 75-142
• James H. Oliver, "Texts A and B of the Horothesia Dossier at Istros," 143-156
• Paul Oskar Kristeller, "Renaissance Aristotelianism," 157-174
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• Alan L. Boegehold, "The Salamis Epigram," 179-186
• Edwin D. Floyd, "The Performance of Pindar, Pythian 8.55-70," 187-200
• George L. Huxley, "A War between Astyages and Alyattes," 201-206
• George L. Huxley, "A Fragment of the Assyrioi logoi of Herodotus," 207-212
• George L. Huxley, "On Stephanus of Byzantium s.v. Halikarnassos," 213-214
• Michael Chelik, "Numismatic and Pictorial Landscapes," 215-225
• Naphtali Lewis, "Leitourgia and Related Terms (II)," 227-230
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• George L. Huxley, "Xenomedes of Keos," 235-245
• Douglas C. C. Young, "Some Types of Scribal Error in Manuscripts of Pindar," 247-274
• Jacob Stern, "Bestial Imagery in Bacchylides' Ode 11," 275-282
• Golden, Leon, "Is Tragedy the 'Imitation of a Serious Action'?" 283-289
• James H. Oliver, "Attic Text Reflecting the Influence of Cleopatra," 291-294
• Robert K. Sherk, "Senatus Consultum de Tabenis," 295-300

• Douglas C. C. Young, "Notes on the Text of Pindar: I On the Alleged Three Metagrammatisms; II Word division at Verse-end in Pindar; III Emendations and Defences of Readings in Pindar," 5-22
• DeCoursey Fales, Jr., "An Unpublished Fragment of Kleitias," 23-24
• James H. Oliver, "Herodotus 4.153 and SEG IX 3," 25-29
• William M. Calder III, "A Reconstruction of Sophocles' Polyxena," 31-56
• Robert K. Sherk, "C. Asinius Gallus and his Governorship of Asia," 57-62
• Ian Thomson, "Manuel Chrysoloras and the Early Italian Renaissance," 63-82
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• Walter Burkert, "Greek Tragedy and Sacrificial Ritual," 87-121
• W. Kendrick Pritchett, "The Top of the Lapis Primus," 123-129
• Hugh Lloyd-Jones, "Menander's Sikyonios," 131-157
• R. D. Milns, "Alexander's Seventh Phalanx Battalion," 159-166
• Deno J. Geanakoplos, "Church Building and 'Caesaropapism'," 167-186
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• Curt W. Beck, "Analysis and Provenience of Minoan and Mycenaean Amber," 191-211
• Bernard M. W. Knox, "Second Thoughts in Greek Tragedy," 213-232
• Anthony J. Podlecki, "The Power of the Word in Sophocles' Philoctetes," 233-250
• Herbert C. Youtie, "Text and Context in Transcribing Papyri," 251-258
• Philip H. De Lacy, "Galen and the Greek Poets," 259-266
• Louis J. Swift, "The Anonymous Encomium of Philip the Arab," 267-289
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• Norman Austin, "The Function of Digressions in the Iliad," 295-312
• George L. Huxley, "Numbers in the Homeric Catalogue of Ships," 313-318
• George L. Huxley, "A Boar in Stesichorus," 319-320
• Rosenmeyer, Thomas G., "Alcman's Parthenion I Reconsidered," 321-359
• Robert K. Sherk, "The Text of the Senatus Consultum De Agro Pergameno," 361-369
• William H. Ingram, "The Ligatures of Early Printed Greek," 371-389

• Welles, C. Bradford, "Hesiod's Attitude toward Labor," 5-23
• George L. Huxley, "A Problem in the Kypria," 25-27
• George L. Huxley, "The Medism of Caryae," 29-32
• George L. Huxley, "Thersites in Sophokles, Philoktetes 445," 33-34
• Jacob Stern, "The Imagery of Bacchylides' Ode 5," 35-43
• Benjamin D. Meritt, "The Choregic Dedication of Leagros," 45-52
• Nigel G. Wilson, "The Libraries of the Byzantine World," 53-80
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• George L. Huxley, "The Ancient Name of Zakro," 85-87
• George L. Huxley, "A Poem of the Ainianes," 88-92
• R. Ross Holloway, "Panhellenism in the Sculptures of the Zeus Temple at Olympia," 93-101
• Malcolm F. McGregor, "The Postscript of the First Attic Quota-List," 103-112
• W. Kendrick Pritchett, "The Location of the Lapis Primus," 113-119
• Benjamin D. Meritt, "The Second Athenian Assessment Period," 121-132
• Connor, W. Robert, "History without Heroes: Theopompus' Treatment of Philip of Macedon," 133-154
• Philip A. Stadter, "Flavius Arrianus: The New Xenophon," 155-161
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• Garry Wills, "Sappho 31 and Catullus 51," 167-197
• George L. Huxley, "White Ravens," 199-202
• George L. Huxley, "Okytokion," 203-204
• John R. Wilson, "An Interpolation in the Prologue of Euripides' Troades," 205-223
• James A. Coulter, "Phaedrus 279A: The Praise of Isocrates," 225-236
• James H. Oliver, "Epigramma Magni Monumenti, IG IX ii 1135," 237-239
• Ronald McCail, "The Earthquake of A.D. 551 and the Birth-date of Agathias," 241-247
• Stylianos Spyridakis, "Circus Factions in Sixth-Century Crete," 249-250
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• Henry R. Immerwahr, "An Inscribed Terracotta Ball in Boston," 255-266
• Mabel L. Lang, "A Note on Ithome," 267-273
• A. A. Long, "Poisonous 'Growths' in Trachiniae," 275-278
• Glen W. Bowersock, "A New Inscription of Arrian," 279-280
• Patrick Henry III, "A Mirror for Justinian: the Ekthesis of Agapetus Diaconus," 281-308
• Susan B. Downey, "Possible Ancient Prototypes for the Cyprus Plates," 309-311
• Donald M. Nicol, "The Byzantine View of Western Europe," 315-339

• Curt W. Beck, Gretchen C. Southard, Audrey B. Adams, "Analysis and Provenience of Minoan and Mycenaean Amber, II. Tiryns," 5-19
• Ingomar Weiler, "Greek and Non-Greek in the Archaic Period," 21-29
• Charles P. Segal, "Two Agonistic Problems in Pindar, Nemean 7.70-74 and Pythian 1.42-45," 31-45
• George L. Huxley, "Glaukos of Rhegion," 47-54
• George L. Huxley, "Petronian Numbers," 55-57
• George L. Huxley, "Autolycus of Pitane, De Ortibus 1.6," 58
• Alan L. Boegehold, "An Apophthegm of Diogenes the Cynic," 59-60
• Eugene W. Bushala, "Torture of Non-Citizens in Homicide Investigations," 61-68
• Daniel J. Geagan, "Notes on the Agonistic Institutions of Roman Corinth," 69-80
• Ramsey MacMullen, "Constantine and the Miraculous," 81-96
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• Charles P. Segal, "The Embassy and the Duals of Iliad 9.182-98," 101-114
• Stephen Bertman, "Structural Symmetry at the End of the Odyssey," 115-123
• Hugh Lloyd-Jones, "The Cologne Fragment of Alcaeus," 125-139
• Samuel K. Eddy, "Athens' Peacetime Navy in the Age of Perikles," 141-156
• D. J. Mosley, "Leon and Timagoras: Co-envoys for Four Years?" 157-160
• W. Geoffrey Arnott, "Studies in Comedy, I: Alexis and the Parasite's Name," 161-168
• Walther Ludwig, "The Originality of Terence and his Greek Models," 169-182
• John T. Cummings, "Lexical Notes on St Gregory Nazianzen," 183-191
• Philip Merlin, "Ammonius Hermiae, Zacharias Scholasticus and Boethius," 193-203
• William H. Willis, "A Census of the Literary Papyri from Egypt," 205-241
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• H. D. Cameron, "'Epigoni' and the Law of Inheritance in Aeschylus' Septem," 247-257
• William C. Scott, "The Mesode at Persae 93-100," 259-266
• Mark Naoumides, "New Fragments of Ancient Greek Poetry," 267-290
• Gustav A. Seeck, "Euripides, Medea 1059-68: a Problem of Interpretation," 291-307
• George L. Huxley, "On Fragments of Three Historians: I The Son of Xenophanes; II Kleidemos and the 'Themistokles Decree'; III Nikolaos of Damascus on Urartu," 309-320
• James H. Oliver, "Notes on the Inscription at Teos in Honor of Antiochus III," 321-322
• Alan Cameron, "The Garlands of Meleager and Philip," 323-349
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• D. Keith Stanley, "An Archaic Cypriote Amphora at Duke University," 355-358
• H. Friis Johansen, "Codex Scurialensis t.i.15 and the Transmission of Aeschylus' Suppliants," 359-383
• E. D. Phillips, "Saneunos the Scythian," 385-388
• William M. Calder III, "Sophokles' Political Tragedy, Antigone," 389-407
• B. Gredley, "Is Orestes 1503-36 an Interpolation?" 409-419
• Bernard M. W. Knox, "Silent Reading in Antiquity," 421-435
• Albert Henrichs, "Philosophy, the Handmaiden of Theology," 437-450
• Nigel G. Wilson, "The Composition of Photius' Bibliotheca," 451-455
• Lloyd W. Daly, "Hesiod and Theocritus in the Text of Papias," 457-460

• George L. Huxley, "Aigai in Alkaios," 5-11
• George L. Huxley, "Choirilos of Samos," 12-29
• C. R. Beye, "Jason as Love-Hero in Apollonios' Argonautica," 31-55
• Hubert Martin Jr, "Plutarch's Citation of Empedocles at Amatorius 756D," 57-70
• Birger A. Pearson, "A Reminiscence of Classical Myth at II Peter 2.4," 71-80
• A. Thomas Kraabel, "Hypsistos and the Synagogue at Sardis," 81-93
• Ian N. Moles, "Nationalism and Byzantine Greece," 95-107
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• Michael Simpson, "Pindar's Ninth Olympian," 113-124
• Jacob Stern, "The Myths of Pindar's Nemean 10," 125-132
• Daniel Gillis, "Marathon and the Alcmaeonids," 133-145
• William M. Calder III, "The Date of Euripides' Erectheus," 147-156
• Lawrence J. Bliquez, "Anthemocritus and the orgas Disputes," 157-161
• George L. Huxley, "Notes on Fragments of Three Historians: I Stephanos of Byzantion s.v. Akamantion; II Stephanos of Byzantion s.v. Dardanos; III Neanthes of Kyzikos, FGrHist 84 F 1," 163-168
• Eugene W. Bushala, "rhoptron as a Musical Instrument," 169-172
• E. Kerr Borthwick, "An Emendation in Hesychius," 173
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• David Blackman, "The Athenian Navy and the Allied Naval Contributions in the Pentecontaetia," 179-216
• Robert F. Renehan, "Conscious Ambiguities in Pindar and Bacchylides," 217-228
• Gail W. Pieper, "The Prooemium of Bacchylides' Ode 7," 229-234
• George L. Huxley, "Nikias, Crete and the Plague," 235-239
• V. A. Rodgers, "Synesis and the Expression of Conscience," 241-254
• Anthony J. Marshall, "Romans under Chian Law," 255-271
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• W. G. Forrest, "The Tradition of Hippias' Expulsion from Athens," 277-286
• Anthony J. Podlecki, "Reciprocity in Prometheus Bound," 287-292
• Kjeld Matthiessen, "Manuscript Problems in Euripides' Hecuba," 293-305
• Turner, Eric G., "The Phasma of Menander," 307-324
• Sophocles S. Markianos, "A Note on the Administration of Lycurgus," 325-331
• Aristeides Papadakis, "Gregory Palamas at the Council of Blachernae, 1351," 333-342

• Curt W. Beck, Constance A. Fellows, Audrey B. Adams, "Analysis and Provenience of Minoan and Mycenaean Amber, III. Kakovatos," 5-22
• Martin Robertson, "Laomedon's Corpse, Laomedon's Tomb," 23-26
• Wesley E. Thompson, "The Kinship of Perikles and Alkibiades," 27-33
• D. J. Mosley, "The Size of Athenian Embassies Again," 35-42
• W. Geoffrey Arnott, "Studies in Comedy, II: Toothless Wine," 43-47
• John Vaio, "An Alleged Paraphrase of Babrius," 49-52
• George L. Huxley, "Stephanos of Byzantion s.v. Korion," 53-55
• Daniel C. Scavone, "Zosimus and his Historical Models," 57-67
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• Seth L. Schein, "Odysseus and Polyphemus in the Odyssey," 73-83
• Bernard D. Frischer, "Concordia discors and Characterization in Euripides' Hippolytos," 85-100
• Charles P. Segal, "The Order of Lines in Hippolytus 1452-56," 101-107
• Elizabeth Rawson, "Family and Fatherland in Euripides' Phoenissae," 109-127
• Lawrence Feinburg, "The Tetrax in Athenaeus," 129-136
• James H. Oliver, "Rescript of Gordian III to Aurelius Epaphras," 137-138
• William M. Calder III, "Three Unpublished Letters of Ulrich Wilamowitz-Moellendorff," 139-166
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• William M. Calder III, "Aeschylus' Philoctetes," 171-179
• Miroslav Marcovitch, "Bacchylides' Ode 7 Again," 181-184
• Charles W. Fornara, "The Date of the Callias Decrees," 185-196
• Jiri Frel and Bonnie M. Kingsley, "Three Attic Sculpture Workshops of the Early Fourth Century B.C.," 197-218
• Robert F. Renehan, "The Platonism of Lycurgus," 219-231
• William W. Fortenbaugh, "On the Antecedents of Aristotle's Bipartite Psychology," 233-250
• George L. Huxley, "Nikainetos and Oikous," 251-257
• James E. G. Zetzel, "New Light on Gaius Caesar's Eastern Campaign," 259-266
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• William C. West III, "Saviors of Greece," 271-282
• Michael D. Reeve, "Some Interpolations in Sophocles," 283-293
• Alec Blamire, "Pausanias and Persia," 295-305
• Svein Osterud, "Who Sings the Monody 669-79 in Euripides' Hippolytus?" 307-320
• Stephen V. Tracy, "Identifying Epigraphical Hands," 321-333
• James H. Oliver, "Arrian and the Gellii of Corinth," 335-338
• Alan Cameron, ""Michael Psellus and the Date of the Palatine Anthology," 339-350

• Evelyn B. Harrison, "The Victory of Kallimachos," 5-24
• Oliver Taplin, "Significant Actions in Sophocles' Philoctetes," 25-44
• Christopher P. Jones, "The Levy at Thespiae under Marcus Aurelius," 45-48
• Jeanne-Marie Demarolle, "La Chretiente a la fin du IIIe s. et Porphyre," 49-57
• Gerald M. Browne, "Coptico-Graeca: The Sahidic Version of St Athanasius' Vita Antonii," 59-64
• Lawrence J. Daly, "Themistius' Plea for Religious Tolerance," 65-79
• J. A. S. Evans, "Christianity and Paganism in Procopius of Caesarea," 81-100
• Ole Langwitz Smith, "Arsenios and Parisinus Graecus 2070: I Robortello's Edition of Scholia to Aeschylus; II Franchini's Source for Aristophanes Pax 948-1011," 101-111
• Robert Ackerman, "Some Letters of the Cambridge Ritualists," 113-136
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• William J. Slater, "Pindar's House," 141-152
• William M. Calder III, "Sophoclean Apologia: Philoctetes," 153-174
• Hugh Lloyd-Jones, "Menander's Aspis," 175-195
• John N. Grant, "Notes on Donatus' Commentary on Adelphoe," 197-209
• George L. Huxley, "Kallimachos, the Assyrian River and the Bees of Demeter," 211-215
• Franciszek Sokolowski, "On the Lex Sacra of the Deme Phrearrhioi," 217-220
• James H. Oliver, "Epaminondas of Acraephia," 221-237
• Herbert C. Youtie, "Bradeos graphon: Between Literacy and Illiteracy," 239-261
• Vryonis, Speros Jr., "Byzantine Attitudes toward Islam during the Late Middle Ages," 263-286
• M. Amanda Giannini, "Holkham Hall 88: Guarino's Aristophanes," 287-289
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• R. M. Frazer, "The klismos of Achilles, Iliad 24.596-98," 295-301
• Douglas C. C. Young, "Readings in Aeschylus' Choephoroe and Eumenides," 303-330
• George L. Huxley, "Euripides, Hippolytos 1120-30," 331-333
• Vaio, John, "Aristophanes' Wasps: The Relevance of the Final Scenes," 335-351
• John Buckler, "Dating the Peace of 375/4 B.C.," 353-361
• Lowell Edmunds, "The Religiosity of Alexander," 363-391
• Gladys Shoemaker, "Dionysius of Halicarnassus, On Dinarchus," 393-409
• John M. Moore, "Polybiana," 411-449
• Demetrios J. Constantelos, "Kyros Panopolites, Rebuilder of Constantinople," 451-464
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• Donald W. Bradeen, "The Kallias Decrees Again," 469-483
• Christoph W. Clairmont, "Euripides' Erechtheus and the Erechtheion. Professor Calder's Reply," 485-495
• H. D. Westlake, "Sting in the Tail: A Feature of Thucydidean Speeches," 497-503
• George L. Huxley, "Crete in Aristotle's Politics," 505-515
• Gianfranco Fabiano, "Fluctuation in Theocritus' Style," 517-537
• William H. Willis, "A New Fragment of Plato's Parmenides on Parchment," 539-552
• Mossman Roueche, "Notes on a Commentary on Plato's Parmenides," 553-556
• Nigel G. Wilson, "Two Notes on Byzantine Scholarship: I The Vienna Dioscorides and the History of Scholia; II Photius' Bibliotheca: A Supplementary Note," 557-560
• William M. Calder III, "Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff, An Unpublished Autobiography," 561-577

• Douglas C. C. Young, "Readings in Aeschylus' Byzantine Triad," 5-38
• Martin Robertson, "Monocrepis," 39-48
• Christoph W. Clairmont, "Gravestone with Warriors in Boston," 49-58
• Clay, Diskin, "Epicurus' Kyria Doxa xvii," 59-66
• Albert Henrichs, "Toward a New Edition of Philodemus' Treatise On Piety," 67-98
• James H. Oliver, "The Solonian Constitution and a Consul of A.D. 149," 99-107
• Lloyd W. Daly, "Rotulus Beratinus, a Greek Liturgy Roll," 109-117
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• Robert Eisner, "The Temple at Ayia Irini: Mythology and Archaeology," 123-133
• Robert A. Padgug, "Eleusis and the Union of Attica," 135-150
• Burian, Peter, "Supplication and Hero Cult in Sophocles' Ajax," 151-156
• George L. Huxley, "On Aristotle's Historical Methods," 157-169
• Franciszek Sokolowski, "Divine Honors for Antiochos and Laodike at Teos and Iasos," 171-176
• G. J. Toomer, "The Mathematician Zenodorus," 177-192
• Jackson P. Hershbell, "Plutarch and Parmenides," 193-208
• Robert Ackerman, "Jane Ellen Harrison: The Early Work," 209-230
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• R. M. Frazer, "Pandora's Diseases, Erga 102-104," 235-238
• Theodora Hadzisteliou Price, "Bird-Dancer and Satyr-Craftsman on an Attic Vase," 239-245
• Michael D. Reeve, "Interpolation in Greek Tragedy, I," 247-265
• Anne Lebeck, "The Central Myth of Plato's Phaedrus," 267-290
• Eugene E. Ryan, "Aristotle's Rhetoric and Ethics and the Ethos of Society," 291-308
• George L. Huxley, "Two Notes on Hellenistic Poems: I The Mortar of Leukadian Artemis; II Midas and Odonia (Nicander fr. 74.11-13)," 309-315
• William J. Slater, "Asklepiades and Historia," 317-333
• William M. Calder III, "Schliemann on Schliemann: A Study in the Use of Sources," 335-353
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• Curt W. Beck, ", Gretchen C. Southard, Audrey B. Adams, "Analysis and Provenience of Minoan and Mycenaean Amber, IV. Mycenae," 359-385
• N. G. L. Hammond, "The Conditions of Dramatic Production to the the Death of Aeschylus," 387-450
• Michael D. Reeve, "Interpolation in Greek Tragedy, II," 451-474
• Christopher P. Jones, "Two Enemies of Lucian," 475-487
• Giangrande, Giuseppe, "On the Text of ps.-Oppian, Cynegetica," 489-496
• C. G. Patrinelis, "An Unknown Discourse of Chrysoloras addressed to Manuel II Palaeologus," 497-502

• Alden A. Mosshammer, "The Apollodoran Akmai of Hellanicus and Herodotus," 5-13
• Theo Gerard Sinnige, "Cosmic Religion in Aristotle," 15-34
• Gilbert Highet, "The Huntsman and the Castaway," 35-40
• Carroll Moulton, "Theocritus and the Dioscuri," 41-47
• Clay, Diskin, "Sailing to Lampsacus: Diogenes of Oenoanda, New Fragment 7," 49-59
• Miroslav Marcovitch, "A Graffito from Ephesus," 61-63
• Thomas Drew-Bear and W. D. Lebek, "An Oracle of Apollo at Miletus," 65-73
• Eric Segal, "The Etymologies of Comedy," 75-81
• Charles Garton, "Theophylact, On Predestination: A First Translation," 83-102
• Robert Ackerman, "Verrall on Euripides' Suppliants 939ff," 103-108
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• Mary R. Lefkowitz, "Critical Stereotypes and the Poetry of Sappho," 113-123
• James S. Ruebel, "The Tyrannies of Peisistratos," 125-136
• George L. Huxley, "The Gate of Pherekydes of Athens," 137-143
• Michael D. Reeve, "Interpolation in Greek Tragedy, III," 145-171
• Jiri Frel and Bonnie M. Kingsley, "An Attic Grave Stele with Epigram," 173-177
• N. C. Hourmouziades, "Menander's Actors," 179-188
• Stephen V. Tracy, "Identifying Epigraphical Hands, II," 189-195
• W. Geoffrey Arnott, "Imitation, Variation, Exploitation: A Study in Aristaenetus," 197-211
• Tomas Hagg, "Photius at Work: Evidence from the Text of the Bibliotheca," 213-222
• Nigel G. Wilson, "Three Byzantine Scribes: I Leo the Philosopher and his Text of Ptolemy; II The Jerusalem Palimpsest of Euripides; III The Autographs of Eustathius," 223-228
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• Janet Fairweather, "The Death of Heraclitus," 233-239
• James Diggle, "The Supplices of Euripides," 241-269
• George L. Huxley, "Aristotle as Antiquary," 271-286
• T. B. L. Webster, "Woman Hates Soldier: A Structural Approach to New Comedy," 287-299
• Graham Speake and Francis Vian, "The So-called D-Manuscripts of Apollonius," 301-318
• Stephen Lattimore, "Battus in Theocritus' Fourth Idyll," 319-324
• Hardy Hanson, "The Meaning of leipognomon," 325-332
• Lloyd W. Daly, "Rotuli: Liturgy Rolls and Formal Documents," 333-338
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• Burnett, Anne, "Curse and Dream in Aeschylus' Septem," 343-368
• John Vaio, "The Manipulation of Theme and Action in Aristophanes' Lysistrata," 369-380
• Beverly Berg, "An Early Source of the Alexander Romance," 381-387
• James H. Oliver, "Imperial Commissioners in Achaia," 389-405
• Franciszek Sokolowski, "On the New Pergamene Lex Sacra," 407-413
• John J. Keaney, "Alphabetization in Harpocration's Lexicon," 415-423
• John Whittaker, "Varia Procliana," 425-432

• Paul W. Wallace, "Hesiod and the Valley of the Muses," 5-24
• Alan L. Boegehold, "Korinthiaka: I A List of Names from the Potter's Quarter; II A Neglected Gorgan; III Aphrodite and Pothos on a Kantharos," 25-37
• Douglas C. C. Young, "The Text of the Recognition Duet in Euripides' Helena," 39-56
• S. Todd Lowry, "Aristotle's 'Natural Limit' and the Economics of Price Regulations," 57-63
• Sonya Lida Taran, "Aristotle, Rhetoric 3.2-7: An Analysis," 65-72
• Hubert Martin Jr, "Plutarch's De facie: The Recapitualion and the Lost Beginning," 73-88
• Geza Alfoldy, "The Crisis of the Third Century as Seen by Contemporaries," 89-111
• Graham Speake, "The Scribal Habits of Demetrius Moschus," 113-133
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• Joseph Russo, "The Inner Man in Archilochus and the Odyssey," 139-152
• Carroll Moulton, "The End of the Odyssey," 153-169
• Lionel Pearson, "Catalexis and Anceps in Pindar: A Search for Rhythmical Logic," 171-191
• Dana Ferrin Sutton, " Aeschylus' Amymone," 193-202
• George L. Huxley, "Aristotle's Interest in Biography," 203-213
• Roger S. Bagnall, "The Toparch Leon and his Archive," 215-220
• Erich S. Gruen, "The Last Years of Philip V," 221-246
• Gilbert Highet, "Lexical Notes on Dio Chrysostom," 247-253
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• Robert W. Wallace, "Ephialtes and the Areopagos," 259-269
• William M. Calder III, "Kalamis Atheniensis?" 271-277
• Stephanie West, "Satyrus: Peripatetic or Alexandrian?" 279-287
• Michael Crawford, and Joyce Reynolds, "Rome and Tabae," 289-293
• Antony Spawforth, "The Appaleni of Corinth," 295-303
• Herwig Maehler, "Menander Rhetor and Alexander Claudius in a Papyrus Letter," 305-311
• Alan Cameron, "The Date of Priscian's De laude Anastasii," 313-316
• George L. Huxley, "Antecedents and Context of Digenes Akrites: I Historical Aspects of the Lay of the Emir; II Digenes and the Akritai," 317-338
• Robert Ackerman, "Sir James G. Frazer and A. E. Housman: A Relationship in Letters," 339-364
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• John R. Cole, "Cimon's Dismissal, Ephialtes' Revolution, and the Peloponnesian Wars," 369-385
• Richard Hamilton, "Objective Evidence for Actors' Interpolations in Greek Tragedy," 387-402
• Guy L. Cooper III, "Prepositional Problems in Thucydides, Xenophon, Isaeus, and Plato," 403-420
• John D. Moore, "The Dating of Plato's Ion," 421-439
• Franciszek Sokolowski, "Propagation of the Cult of Sarapis and Isis in Greece," 441-448
• Nicholas Horsfall, "Classical Studies in England, 1810-1825," 449-477

• Miroslav Marcovitch, "A New Poem of Archilochus: P.Colon. inv. 7511," 5-14
• Harold B. Mattingly, "The Mysterious 3000 Talents of the First Kallias Decree," 15-22
• H. D. Westlake, "Xenophon and Epaminondas," 23-40
• R. Malcolm Errington, "Arybbas the Molossian," 41-50
• Jacob Stern, "Theocritus' Idyll 14," 51-58
• Aubrey Diller, "Agathemerus, Sketch of Geography," 59-76
• Philip A. Stadter, "Plutarch's Comparison of Pericles and Fabius Maximus," 77-85
• George L. Huxley, "A List of aplekta," 87-93
• Nigel G. Wilson, "Some Notable Manuscripts Misattributed or Imaginary: I Maximus Planudes and a Famous Codex of Plutarch; II Some Lost Greek Authors," 95-101
• Graham Speake, "Some XV-Century Truths in Apollonius," 103-113
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• George L. Huxley, "Cretan Paiawones," 119-124
• Michael Kaplan, "Apeiros and Circularity," 125-140
• Thomas J. Fleming, "Ancient Evidence for the Colometry of Aeschylus' Septem," 141-148
• Michael W. Haslam, "The Authenticity of Euripides, Phoenissae 1-2, and Sophocles, Electra 1," 149-174
• Donald Lateiner, "The Speech of Teutiaplus (Thuc. 3.30)," 175-184
• Adalberto Giovannini, "Athenian Currency in the Late Fifth and Early Fourth Century B.C.," 185-195
• Andrew D. Devine and Lawrence Stephens, "Anceps," 197-215
• Clive Foss, "Aleipterion," 217-226
• Aristeides Papadakis, "Gregory II of Cyprus and an Unpublished Report to the Synod," 227-239
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• George L. Huxley, "Iphis and the Dolopians of Skyros," 245-250
• William F. Wyatt, "Aeolic Reflexes of Labiovelars in Homer," 251-262
• Douglas E. Gerber, "Mimnermus, Fragment 2.4-5," 263-268
• Robert M. Simms, "The Eleusinia in the Sixth to Fourth Centuries B.C.," 269-279
• Thomas Drew-Bear, " A Hellenistic Metrical Epitaph," 281-293
• Naphtali Lewis, "P.Oxy. 2820: Whose Preparations?" 295-303
• Keith R. Bradley, "Two Notes Concerning Nero: I Two Neronian Inscriptions from Cyrene; II A Note on Q. Veranius, cos. 49," 305-308
• Carol C. Mattusch, "Pollux on Bronze Casting: A New Look at kanabos," 309-316
• Timothy E. Gregory, "The Remarkable Christmas Homily of Kyros Panopolites," 317-324
• Warren T. Treadgold, "The Problem of the Marriage of the Emperor Theophilus," 325-341
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• Nancy Demand, "Pindar's Olympian 2, Theron's Faith, and Empedocles' Katharmoi," 347-357
• Richard J. Hoffmann, "Perdikkas and the Outbreak of the Peloponnesian War," 359-377
• A. W. H. Adkins, "The Arete of Nicias: Thucydides 7.86," 379-392
• Waldemar Heckel, "Amyntas, son of Andromenes," 393-398
• Lloyd W. Daly, "Callimachea," 399-402
• Kent J. Rigsby, "A Hellenistic Inscription from Bargylia," 403-409
• Zvi Yavetz, "Reflections on Titus and Josephus," 411-432
• Elsa Gibson, "Montanist Epitaphs at Usak," 433-442
• George L. Huxley, "The Emperor Michael III and the Battle of Bishop's Meadow (A.D. 863)," 443-450
• William M. Calder III, "Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff to Wolfgang Schadewaldt on the Classic," 451-457

• Akiko Kiso, "Sophocles, Aleadae: A Reconstruction," 5-21
• E. Christian Kopff, "Thucydides 7.42.3: An Unrecognized Fragment of Philistus," 23-30
• S. Usher, "Lysias and his Clients," 31-40
• Ronald F. Hock, "Simon the Shoemaker as an Ideal Cynic," 41-53
• A. B. Bosworth, "Arrian in Baetica," 55-64
• Timothy D. Barnes, "The Chronology of Plotinus' Life," 65-70
• Charles Garton, "Theophylact, On Predestination: The Beginning Found," 71-74
• Ole Langwitz Smith, "On the Problem of a Thoman Recension of Aristophanes," 75-80
• George L. Huxley, "The Historical Scholarship of John Bagnell Bury," 81-104
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• Kent J. Rigsby, "Teiresias as Magus in Oedipus Rex," 109-114
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "How Many Athenians Attended the Ecclesia?" 115-134
• Stanley M. Burstein, "Alexander, Callisthenes and the Sources of the Nile," 135-146
• Benjamin D. Meritt, "Normal Lengths of Prytany in the Athenian Year," 147-152
• Gilbert Highet, "Lexical and Critical Notes on Dio Chrysostom," 153-156
• Philip A. Stadter, "Xenophon in Arrian's Cynegeticus," 157-167
• A. D. Macro, "Imperial Provisions for Pergamum: OGIS 484," 169-179
• Alan Cameron, "The Authenticity of the Letters of St Nilus of Ancyra," 181-196
• Margaret Maehler, "Trouble in Alexandria in a Letter of the Sixth Century," 197-203
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• Elfriede R. Knauer, "Fragments of a Cup by the Triptolemos Painter," 209-216
• Matthew W. Dickie, "Thucydides, not Philistus," 217-219
• E. Christian Kopff, "Philistus Still," 220-221
• S. Perlman, "On Bribing Athenian Ambassadors," 223-233
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "The Theoric Fund and the graphe paranomon against Apollodorus," 235-246
• Thomas Drew-Bear, "Local Cults in Graeco-Roman Phrygia," 17 (1976) 247-268
• Alan Cameron, "Theodorus triseparchos," 269-286
• Graham V. Sumner, "Philippicus, Anastasius II and Theodosius III," 287-294
• George L. Huxley, "A Porphyrogenitan Portulan," 295-300
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• D. Keith Stanley, "The Role of Aphrodite in Sappho Fr. 1," 305-321
• T. C. Stinton, W., "The Riddle at Colonus," 323-328
• John H. Kroll, "Aristophanes' ponera chalkia: A Reply," 329-341
• H. D. Westlake, "Reelection to the Ephorate?" 343-352
• F. T. Griffiths, "Theocritus' Silent Dioscuri," 353-367
• James H. Oliver, ""Imperial Commissioners Again," 369-370
• W. M. Clarke, "The Manuscript of Straton's Musa Puerilis," 371-384
• Timothy S. Miller, "The Plague in John VI Cantacuzenus and Thucydides," 385-395

• T. V. Buttrey, "hypo- in Aristophanes and hypokrites," 5-23
• J. W. Cole, "Not Alexander but Perdikkas (Dem. 23.200 and 13.24)," 25-32
• J. D. Smart, "Catalogues in Thucydides and Ephorus," 33-42
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "How Often Did the Ecclesia Meet?" 43-70
• Jon Solomon, "Orestes 344-45: Colometry and Music," 71-83
• Roger S. Bagnall, "Price in 'Sales of Delivery'," 85-96
• George L. Huxley, "On the Vita of St Stephen the Younger," 97-108
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• E. Christian Kopff, "Nubes 1493ff: Was Socrates Murdered?" 113-122
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "How Did the Athenian Ecclesia Vote?" 123-137
• John Buckler, "Plutarch and the Fate of Antalkidas," 139-145
• James N. O'Sullivan, "Notes on Dio Chrysostom," 147-151
• Kenneth G. Holum, "Pulcheria's Crusade A.D. 421-22 and the Ideology of Imperial Victory," 153-172
• Robert L. Hohlfelder, "Trans-Isthmian Walls in the Age of Justinian," 173-179
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• Richard Hamilton, "Solon 13.74ff (West)," 185-188
• D. J. Conacher, "Prometheus as Founder of the Arts," 189-206
• Akiko Kiso, "Notes on Sophocles' Epigoni," 207-226
• C. W. Macleod, "Thucydides' Plataean Debate," 227-246
• Dwora Gilula, "The Mask of the Pseudokore," 247-250
• Edward Anson, "The Siege of Nora: A Source Conflict," 251-256
• Mark Riley, "The Purpose and Unity of Plutarch's De genio Socratis," 257-273
• Graham Anderson, "Lucian and the Authorship of De Saltatione," 275-286
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• John F. Barrett, "The Downfall of Themistocles," 291-305
• William C. West III, "Hellenic Homonoia and the New Decree from Plataea," 307-319
• James H. Oliver, "The Vatican Fragments of Greek Political Theory," 321-339
• Timothy D. Barnes, "Two Speeches by Eusebius," 341-345
• Brian Croke, "Evidence for the Hun Invasion of Thrace in A.D. 422," 347-367
• George L. Huxley, "The Sixty Martyrs of Jerusalem," 369-374
• William M. Calder III, "Nauck to Wilamowitz: Three Letters," 375-385

• Bernd Seidensticker, "Archilochus and Odysseus," 5-22
• Antonietta Gostoli, "Some Aspects of the Theban Myth in the Lille Stesichorus," 23-27
• Michael W. Haslam, "The Versification of the new Stesichorus (P.Lille 76abc)," 29-57
• Christina Elliott Sorum, "Monsters and the Family: the Exodos of Sophocles' Trachiniae," 59-73
• Borimir Jordan, "Eunaia at Euripides' Hippolytus 160," 75-81
• Leonardo Taran, "Aristotle's Classification of Number in Metaphysics M 6, 1080a15-37," 83-90
• Friedrich Solmsen, "Theophrastus and Political Aspects of the Belief in Providence," 91-98
• Timothy D. Barnes, "A Correspondent of Iamblichus," 99-106
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• Michael Gagarin, "Self-defense in Athenian Homicide Law," 111-120
• Edmond J. Morrissey, "Victors in the Prytaneion Decree (IG I2 77)," 121-125
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "Demos, Ecclesia and Dicasterion in Classical Athsns," 127-146
• Graham V. Sumner, "Governors of Asia in the Nineties B.C.," 147-153
• Stephen Gero, "The Legend of Constantine V as Dragon-Slayer," 155-159
• George L. Huxley, "On the Vita of St John of Gotthia," 161-169
• Warren T. Treadgold, "Photius on the Transmission of Texts (Bibliotheca, Codex 187)," 171-175
• William M. Calder III, "Wilamowitz to Zeller: Two Letters," 177-184
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• W. B. Stanford, "Light and Darkness in Sophocles' Ajax," 189-197
• Andrew Szegedy-Maszak, "Legends of the Greek Lawgivers," 199-209
• Graham V. Sumner, " 'Piracy Law' from Delphi and the Law of the Cnidos Inscription," 211-225
• A. B. Bosworth, "Eumenes, Neoptolemus and PSI XII 1284," 227-237
• Kent J. Rigsby, "An Ephebic Inscription from Egypt," 239-249
• Brian Croke, "Hormisdas and the Late Roman Walls of Thessalonika," 251-258
• Alan Cameron, "The House of Anastasius," 259-276
• R. H. Rodgers, "Varro and Virgil in the Geoponica," 277-285
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• Michael Gagarin, "The Prohibition of Just and Unjust Homicide in Antiphon's Tetralogies," 291-306
• Blaise Nagy, "The Athenian Athlothetai," 307-313
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "Nomos and Psephisma in Fourth-Century Athens," 315-330
• N. G. L. Hammond, "Philip's Tomb in Historical Context," 331-350
• Everett L. Wheeler, "The Occasion of Arrian's Tactica," 351-365
• Graham Anderson, "Lucian's Nigrinus: The Problem of Form," 367-374
• James H. Oliver, "The Piety of Commodus and Caracalla and the Eis Basilea," 375-388
• Nigel G. Wilson, "Planudes and Triclinius," 389-394

• Martin Ostwald, "Diodotus, Son of Eucrates," 5-13
• Peter Green, "Strepsiades, Socrates and the Abuses of Intellectualism," 15-20
• Hansen, Mogens Herman, "Did the Athenian Ecclesia Legislate after 403/2 B.C.?" 27-53
• Mervin R. Dilts, "Manuscripts of Scholia Ulpiani on Demosthenes, Orations 1, 3 and 4," 55-67
• Sebastian Brock, "Aspects of Translation Technique in Antiquity," 69-87
• Friedrich Solmsen, "Wilamowitz in his Last Ten Years," 89-122, 398-400
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• Bruno Gentili, "Molossus+Bacchius in the new Stesichorus Fragment (P.Lille 76abc)," 127-131
• David C. Young, "Pindar's Style at Pythian 9..87f," 133-143
• George L. Huxley, "Bones for Orestes," 145-148
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "Ekklesia Synkletos in Hellenistic Athens," 149-156
• James H. Oliver, "Antoninus Pius to Ptolemais Barca about the Capitolia," 157-159
• Richard Goulet, "Eunape et ses devanciers: A propos de Vitae Sophistarum p.5.4-17G," 161-172
• Charlotte Roueche, "A New Inscription from Aphrodisias and the Title pater tes poleos," 173-185
• Mary R. Lefkowitz, "The Euripides Vita," 187-210
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• Harry L. Levy, "Homer's Gods: A Comment on their Immortality," 215-218
• William M. Calder III, "The Riddle of Wilamowitz's Phaidrabild," 219-236
• N. G. Ashton, "How Many Pentereis?" 237-242
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "How Often Did the Athenian Dicasteria Meet?" 243-246
• Jacob Stern, "Herodas' Mimiamb 6," 247-254
• Timothy E. Gregory, "Roman Inscriptions from Aidepsos," 255-277
• Roger S. Bagnall and K. A. Worp, "Chronological Reckoning in Byzantine Egypt," 279-295
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• Michael Gagarin, "The Prosecution of Homicide in Athens," 301-323
• Wesley E. Thompson, "More on the Prytaneion Decree," 325-329
• Sterling Dow, "Thrasyphon Hierokleidou Xypetaion," 331-345
• Robert F. Renehan, "Acts 17.28," 347-353
• Philip H. De Lacy, "Galen's Concept of Continuity," 355-369
• Klaus-Dietrich Fischer, "Two Notes on the Hippiatrica: I. Versions of Pelagonius; II. New Words from Apsyrtus," 371-379
• H. A. Drake, "A Coptic Version of the Discovery of the Holy Sepulchre," 381-392
• William M. Calder III, "The Berlin Graeca: A Further Note," 393-397; Professor Solmsen'a reply, 398-400

• Rick M. Newton, "Hippolytus and the Dating of Oedipus Tyrannus," 5-22
• Elizabeth D. Carney, "Alexander the Lyncestian: The Disloyal Opposition," 23-33
• B. C. McGing, "Appian, Manius Aquillius, and Phrygia," 35-42
• Alan Cameron, "The Garland of Philip," 43-62
• David Sansone, "Plutarch, Alexander, and the Discovery of Naphtha," 63-74
• James H. Oliver, "Achaia, Greece, and Laconica," 75-81
• Alan L. Boegehold, "Friedrich August Wolf and the Scientific Study of Antiquity," 83-99
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• Robert F. Renehan, "On the Greek Origins of the Concepts Incorporeality and Immateriality," 105-138
• John T. Hogan, "The axiosis of Words at Thucydides 3.82.4," 139-149
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "Seven Hundred Archai in Classical Athens," 151-173
• A. M. Eckstein, "Polybius on the Role of the Senate in the Crisis of 264 B.C.," 175-190
• Timothy D. Barnes, "The Editions of Eusebius' Ecclesiastical History," 191-201
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• Ned Nabors and Susan Ford Wiltshire, "The Athena Temple at Paestum and Pythagorean Theory," 207-215
• Robert C. Ketterer, "Stripping in the Parabasis of Acharnians," 217-221
• Susan Guettel Cole, "New Evidence for the Mysteries of Dionysos," 223-238
• George L. Huxley, "Arsinoe Lokris," 239-244
• David Ladouceur, "Masada: A Consideration of the Literary Evidence," 245-260
• John Duffy, "Philologica Byzantina," 261-268
• Warren T. Treadgold, "Notes on the Numbers and Organization of the Ninth-Century Byzantine Army," 269-288
• Alden A. Mosshammer, "The Barberini Manuscript of Georgius Syncellus (Vat. Barb. Gr. 227)," 289-295
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• Ruth Scodel, "Hesiod Redivivus," 301-320
• Bernard M. W. Knox, "Sophocles, Oedipus Tyrannos 446: Exit Oedipus?" 321-332
• H. D. Westlake, "Thucydides, Brasidas, and Clearidas," 333-339
• Jaap Mansfeld, "Plato and the Method of Hippocrates," 341-362
• Edward Kadletz, "The Race and Procession of the Athenian Oscophoroi," 363-371
• Christopher P. Jones, "Prosopographical Notes on the Second Sophistic," 373-380
• John Wortley, "The Trier Ivory Reconsidered," 381-394
• Ole Langwitz Smith, "The A Commentary on Aeschylus: Author and Date," 395-399

• R. M. Frazer, "Hesiod's Titanomachy as an Illustration of Zielinski's Law," 5-9
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "The Prosecution of Homicide in Athens: A Reply," 11-30
• D. H. Kelly, "Thucydides and Herodotus on the Pitanate Lochos," 31-38
• Angeliki Petropoulou, "The Eparche Documents and the Early Oracle at Oropus," 39-63
• Tessa Rajak, "Roman Intervention in a Seleucid Siege of Jerusalem?" 65-81
• James H. Oliver, "Civic Status in Roman Athens: Cicero, Pro Balbo 12.30," 83-88
• Kenneth Snipes, "A Letter of Michael Psellus to Constantine the Nephew of Michael Cerularios," 89-107
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• Karl Kilinski II and Clifford J. Dull, "An Archaic Inscribed Vase Fragment from Haliartus, Boeotia," 113-118
• William H. Race, "Pindar's 'Best Is water': Best of What?" 119-124
• P. J. Rhodes, "Notes on Voting in Athens," 125-132
• Forbes Hill, "The Amorality of Aristotle's Rhetoric," 133-147
• Elizabeth D. Carney, "The Death of Clitus," 149-160
• Jacob Stern, "Herodas' Mimiamb 1," 161-165
• Howard Jacobson, "Two Studies on Ezekiel the Tragedian," 167-178
• Alan Cameron, "Notes on the Erotic Art of Rufinus," 179-186
• Timothy D. Barnes and J. Vander Spoel, "Julian and Themistius," 187-189
• Danuta M. Gorecki, "Land Tenure in Byzantine Property Law: iura in re aliena," 191-210
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• Charles Fuqua, "Tyrtaeus and the Cult of Heroes," 215-226
• John W. Leopold, "Demosthenes on Distrust of Tyrants," 227-246
• Kathleen McNamee, "Aristarchus and Everyman's Homer," 247-255
• Barbara Price Wallach, "Ps.-Hermogenes and the Characterizing of Oath," 257-267
• John F. Phillips, "The Universe as Prophet: A Soteriological Formula in Plotinus," 269-281
• N. J. Richardson and Peter Burian, "The Epigram of Apollonius of Tyana," 283-285
• Marios Philippides, "The Fall of Constantinople: Bishop Leonard and the Greek Accounts," 287-300
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• Andrew D. Devine and Lawrence Stephens, "Bridges in the Iambographers," 305-321
• Oivind Andersen, "A Note on the 'Mortality' of Gods in Homer," 323-327
• James N. O'Sullivan, "Asius and the Samians' Hairstyle," 329-333
• Dana Ferrin Sutton, "Aeschylus' Theoroi or Isthmiastai: A Reconsideration," 335-338
• F. D. Harvey, "Nubes 1493ff: Was Socrates Murdered?" 339-343
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "Initiative and Decision: The Separation of Powers in Fourth-Century Athens," 345-370
• Robert F. Renehan, "Some Passages in Plato," 371-384
• Robert J. Rabel, "Diseases of Soul in Stoic Psychology," 385-393
• Nigel G. Wilson, "Miscellanea Palaeographica," 395-404

• William H. Race, "Aspects of Rhetoric and Form in Greek Hymns," 5-14
• Alden A. Mosshammer, "The Date of the First Pythiad-Again," 15-30
• David Kovacs, "Tyrants and Demagogues in Tragic Interpolation," 31-50
• Catherine J. Castner, "Epicurean Hetairai As Dedicants to Healing Divinities?" 51-57
• Brian Croke, "The Date of the 'Anastasian Long Wall' in Thrace," 59-78
• Ann Warton Epstein, "The Rebuilding and Redecoration of the Holy Apostles in Constantinople: A Reconsideration," 79-92
• John J. Keaney, "John Lascaris and Harpocration," 93-95
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• Eliot Wirshbo, "The Mekone Scene in the Theogony: Prometheus as Prankster," 101-110
• Andrew M. Miller, "Phthonos and Parphasis: The Argument of Nemean 8.19-34," 111-120
• Anne Carson, "Wedding at Noon in Pindar's Ninth Pythian," 121-128
• Michael Gagarin, "The Organization of the Gortyn Law Code," 129-146
• Alan L. Boegehold, "A Dissent at Athens ca 424-421 B.C.," 147-156
• Nigel G. Wilson, "Two Observations on Aristophanes' Lysistrata," 157-163
• Anderson, William S., "Euripides' Auge and Menander's Epitrepontes," 165-177
• Nancy Demand, "Plato, Aristophanes, and the Speeches of Pythagoras," 179-184
• Leslie S. B. MacCoull, "The Coptic Cambyses Narrative Reconsidered," 185-188
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• Peter J. Bicknell, "Herodotos 5.68 and the Racial Policy of Kleisthenes of Sikyon," 193-201
• Robert D. Cromey, "Perikles' Wife: Chronological Calculations," 203-212
• Jon D. Mikalson, "The Heorte of Heortology," 213-221
• Everett L. Wheeler, "Hoplomachia and Greek Dances in Arms," 223-233
• M. van der Valk, "Euripides Phoenissae 1-2 and Sophocles Electra 1-Again," 235-240
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "The Athenian Ecclesia and the Meeting-Place on the Pnyx," 241-249
• Robert F. Renehan, "Aristotle as Lyric Poet: The Hermias Poem," 251-274
• Glen W. Bowersock, "Plutarch and the Sublime Hymn of Ofellius Laetus," 275-279
• William M. Calder III, "Alexander's House (Pausanias 8.32.1)," 281-287
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• M. van der Valk, "The Iliad and Its Ancient Commentators: Some Textual Notes," 293-303
• Christopher Brown, "Dionysus and the Women of Elis: PMG 871," 305-314
• James Diggle, "Notes on the Hecuba of Euripides," 315-323
• Christopher Tuplin, "Fathers and Sons: Ecclesiazusae 644-45," 325-330
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "When Did the Athenian Ecclesia Meet?" 331-350
• John D. Moore, "Diogeiton's Dioikisis: Persuasive Language in Lysias 32," 351-355
• Jeffrey Rusten, "Dicaearchus and the Tales from Euripides," 357-367
• Nigel G. Wilson, "On the Transmission of the Greek Lexica," 369-375
• Mark Sosower, "Marcus Musurus and a Codex of Lysias," 377-392

• Robert F. Renehan, "A New Lexicon of Classical Greek," 5-20
• Douglas E. Gerber, "Pindar, Pythian 11.30," 21-26
• N. G. L. Hammond, "Army Transport in the Fifth and Fourth Centuries," 27-31
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "The Athenian 'Politicians', 403-322 B.C.," 33-55
• Jaap Mansfeld, "Techne: A New Fragment of Chrysippus," 57-65
• Merle K. Langdon, "The Attic Tituli Memoriales," 67-70
• George L. Huxley, "Geography in the Acts of Thomas," 71-80
• Brian Croke, "Basiliscus the Boy-Emperor," 81-91
• John Duffy and Gary Vikan, "A Small Box in John Moschus," 93-99
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• H. A. Shapiro, "Amazons, Thracians, and Scythians," 105-114
• Paula Perlman, "Plato Laws 833C-834D and the Bears of Brauron," 115-130
• Philip A. Stadter, "The Motives for Athens' Alliance with Corcyra (Thuc. 1.44)," 131-136
• D. Welsh, "The Chorus of Aristophanes' Babylonians," 137-150
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "Rhetores and Strategoi in Fourth-Century Athens," 151-180
• Thomas M. Banchich, "Eunapius and Arethas," 181-184
• Andrew R. Dyck, "On Digenis Akritas Grotteferrata Version Book 5," 185-192
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• Robert M. Simms, "Eumolpos and the Wars of Athens," 197-208
• Edwin M. Carawan, "Erotesis: Interrogation in the Courts of Fourth-Century Athens," 209-226
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "Political Activity and the Organization of Attica in the Fourth Century B.C.," 227-238
• Lisa Kallet, "Iphikrates, Timotheos, and Athens, 371-360 B.C.," 239-251
• George L. Huxley, "Baanes the Notary on 'Old Edessa,'" 253-257
• Lee T. Pearcy, "Galen and Stoic Rhetoric," 259-272
• John Philip Thomas, "A Disputed Novel of Basil II," 273-283
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• Dana Ferrin Sutton, "The Date of Prometheus Bound," 289-294
• Gabriel Adeleye, "The Purpose of Dokimasia," 295-306
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "Graphe or Dike Traumatos?" 307-320
• Jack Cargill, "IG II2 1 and the Athenian Kleruchy on Samos," 321-332
• H. D. Westlake, "Conon and Rhodes: The Troubled Aftermath of Synoecism," 333-344
• George L. Huxley, "An Argive Dynasty in Malalas," 345-347
• Hasan Malay, "A Royal Document from Aigai in Aiolis," 349-353
• Timothy E. Gregory, "Julian and the Last Oracle of Delphi," 355-366
• M. van der Valk, "Eustathius and Callimachus," 367-373
• Alexander Kazhdan, "Looking Back to Antiquity: Three Notes," 375-377

• Rick M. Newton, "The Rebirth of Odysseus," 5-20
• James N. O'Sullivan, "The Sign of the Bed: Odyssey 23.173ff," 21-25
• Jenny Strauss Clay, "The Hecate of the Theogony," 27-38
• M. van der Valk, "Manuscripts and Scholia: Some Textual Problems," 39-49
• N. G. L. Hammond, "Alexander's Veterans After His Death," 51-61
• Leonardo Taran, "Plato's Alleged Epitaph," 63-82
• Roger S. Bagnall, "Flavius Neaptius: Ghost-Comes Aegypti," 83-85
• Marios Philippides, "Patriarchal Chronicles of the Sixteenth Century," 87-94
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• Edward Kadletz, "The Sacrifice of Eumaios the Pig Herder," 99-105
• H. A. Shapiro, "Ponos and Aponia," 107-110
• Edwin M. Carawan, "Akriton Apokteinai: Execution without Trial in Fourth-Century Athens," 111-121
• Mogens Herman Hansen, "The Number of Rhetores in the Athenian Ecclesia, 355-322 B.C." 123-155
• Ernst Badian, "Notes on Some Documents from Aphrodisias Concerning Octavian," 157-170
• Theodore F. Brunner, "Two Papyri of Appian from Dura-Europus," 171-175
• Christopher P. Jones, "Tarsos in the Amores Ascribed to Lucian," 177-181
• Thomas M. Banchich, "The Date of Eunapius' Vitae Sophistarum," 183-192
• Alan Cameron, "Probus' Prae