Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, Volume 113 includes new essays on Greek and Roman Classics by Andrew Merritt, Georgios Kostopoulos, Christian Vassallo, Guy Westwood, Peter Osorio, James J. Clauss and Scott B. Noegel, Robert Cowan, Christoph Begass, and Chiara Meccariello.
This volume includes: Andrew Merritt, “ἔρυμαι and ἐρύκω”; Georgios Kostopoulos, “Vowel Lengthening in Attic Primary Comparatives”; Christian Vassallo, “Xenophanes on the Soul: Another Chapter of Ancient Physics”; Guy Westwood, “Making a Martyr: Demosthenes and Euphraeus of Oreus (Third Philippic 59–62)”; Peter Osorio, “Trust and Persuasion: Testimony in [Plato], Demodocus”; James J. Clauss and Scott B. Noegel, “Near Eastern Poetics in Callimachus’s Hymn to Apollo”; Robert Cowan, “Ucalegon and the Gauls: Aeneid 2 and the Hymn to Delos Revisited”; Christoph Begass, “Aktia and Isaktioi Agones: Greek Contests and Roman Power”; and Chiara Meccariello, “Myth and Actuality at the School of Rhetoric: The Encomium on the Flower of Antinous in Its Cultural and Performative Context.”